Lord Peter Hain: Brexit has been a disaster for Britain, here’s why
As the dust of Britain’s exit from the European Union settles we are discussing what trade relations between the U.K and South Africa is going to look like for the foreseeable future.
Tue, 11 Feb 2020 11:56:30 GMT
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- Lord Peter Hain emphasizes the challenges facing the UK as it navigates post-Brexit trade agreements with countries like South Africa.
- The lack of a clear plan for Brexit negotiations has left Britain vulnerable to economic uncertainties and potential trade disruptions.
- Concerns about the impact of state capture on the South African economy and the lack of accountability for corporate entities involved in the scandal.
In the aftermath of Brexit, Lord Peter Hain, a former UK MP and visiting lecturer at GIBS Business School, has raised significant concerns about the economic consequences for Britain. Hain shared his insights in an exclusive interview with CNBC Africa, shedding light on the potential challenges that lie ahead for the UK's trade relations, particularly with countries like South Africa. The discussion also delved into the impact of state capture on the South African economy and the lack of accountability for those involved. Lord Peter Hain's views underscore the complexity and uncertainty surrounding Brexit and its aftermath, highlighting the need for strategic planning and decisive action to navigate the turbulent waters ahead.
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