Sustained reforms and strong leadership will enable South Africa to reap economic prosperity, says Lyal White.
The differing nature of regional economies means a one-size-fits-all approach cannot work, writes Lyal White.
The Fifa World Cup represents all the great virtues of globalisation.
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/ 30 January 2003
As Venezuela enters its seventh week of a general strike, costing the country an estimated $10-billion (8% of its gross domestic product) and the biggest example of wealth destruction in Venezuelan history, one can’t help recalling a similar scenario in Argentina exactly one year ago.
When South African businesses look towards South America as a potential market for their products and services they prioritise the countries based on the size of their economies. The result is a disproportionate amount of time and money spent trying to break into Brazil and Argentina.