South Africa Needs to Fix State Owned Enterprises to Drive Growth, Says Yale Senior Fellow

The video discusses the urgent need for economic growth in South Africa, highlighting the importance of reforming state-owned enterprises like Eskom and creating a business-friendly environment to attract foreign investment. It addresses political challenges within the ANC and the cautious approach of President Rama Posa. The video also examines unemployment issues, the impact of global economic conditions, and potential risks like the coronavirus.

What are the cornerstones mentioned for driving growth in South Africa?

What is the current growth rate of South Africa's economy compared to the average growth rate of the last 25 years?

What steps are suggested to improve the effectiveness of state-owned enterprises in South Africa?

How does youth unemployment relate to the overall economic growth strategy in South Africa?

What role does the National Treasury document play in the government's economic strategy?

What are the implications of the US-China relationship on South Africa's economy?

How might the coronavirus impact the South African economy according to the discussion?