BUSI MAVUSO: Government needs to heed IMF warning on structural reforms

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IMF warns that structural rigidity depresses private investment and hampers inclusive growth and job creation

The IMF’s stark warning last week that the government needs to accelerate the pace of its structural reforms will, I hope, be taken seriously because similar calls from national and sectoral business organisations, labour and civil society groups have largely gone unheeded.

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