Congratulations to the presidency for the successful investment conference last week. The fifth event was well attended and there were some powerful sessions with both business and the public sector regarding the obstacles and opportunities for greater investment. It made clear the presidency’s commitment to a conducive environment for business to invest and there was a positive sentiment about government’s efforts to achieve that. I applaud the effort.
The many new electricity plants now being built will resolve load shedding within the next few years. That will set the scene for renewed business confidence that will hopefully allow for investment that achieves what we really want: economic growth. When businesses are feeling confident about the future, they invest. They must believe there will be customers to sell to for many years for investments they are considering now.
BusiMavuso2 BLSA_Official Sort of economics 101....
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BusiMavuso2 BLSA_Official Asking for a friend? Does anybody know how much electricity is required for RamaInvest? Or at least the required base load?
BusiMavuso2 BLSA_Official Duh
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