Goldman's Colin Coleman on Eskom, Ramaphosa, and Yale

Colin Coleman, former head of the Sub-Saharan Africa group at Goldman Sachs, announces his resignation and new role at Yale University. The discussion covers South Africa's economic challenges, including Moody's rating and Eskom's financial issues. Coleman shares insights on Sub-Saharan Africa's progress and the importance of leadership in driving structural reforms. He also discusses the Rand's volatility and his future plans to bridge public and private sectors.

What are the implications of Eskom's financial situation for South Africa's economy?

What does Colin Coleman believe is necessary for South Africa to improve its economic outlook?

In what ways does Colin Coleman suggest that leadership impacts the economic conditions in Sub Saharan Africa?