JOHANNESBURG - Chairperson of the African National Congress ’s economic transformation committee Mmamoloko Kubayi said the party needs to review how it makes market-sensitive decisions to avoid rattling investors and business to the detriment of the economy.
The party has in the past made resolutions on the nationalisation of the South African Reserve Bank, among other key decisions, which have weighed on the economic trajectory of the country, only to later dumb them down at the realisation of their negative impact.ALSO READ:She said the governing party needs to work out how they discuss sensitive policy proposals and resolutions on the economy in such a way that it does not negatively affect market prices.
Meanwhile she said the economic transformation committee will also have to tell delegates at the conference that they have failed to implement the 2017 resolution on the nationalisation of the Reserve Bank. “We will give a report back to delegates and see if they are happy or not. But the issue is we had to make a decision, do you take the money, excessive money and go and pay for those shares at the Reserve Bank or in the environment where we are with the fiscus not doing well. Take the money and focus on the services that needed dealing with COVID-19.
Genius.
Another criminal ANC cadre.
Did she actually say that! Wow, some thought went into what she said
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It because the ANC have shaken investors and business to the core in the past that our economy is in the state that it is. And no, you cannot just pick the Rand back up.
Is there a way of harmonizing nationalization and attracting investors? I see a mutually exclusive relationship. I might be wrong. Can the enlightened assist.
Mxim
Here's an idea. Stop making stupid economic decisions.