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<p>Can South Africa reduce the country&#8217;s imports by 20 per cent over the next five years? Well that&#8217;s the target set by president Ramaphosa. This move is expected to boost the local economy, long term, well some experts say this can only happen if successful structural reform occurs. Joining CNBC Africa for this discussion is Annabel Bishop, Chief Economist at Investec and Ndumiso Hadebe, Economist at KH Research Equity Partners.</p>


Localisation in SA: What challenges & opportunities will the policy bring?

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<p>The Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee is meeting tomorrow, higher electricity tariffs and inflation tariffs are said to be on the agenda. But will they make any changes?</p>


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Why this economist thinks the SARB should widen its mandate to tackle socio-economic challenges

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<p>South African civil summonses are said to have decreased by about 24 per cent  in the year 2020 .Services debt, money lent are among the main contributors to the drop.</p>


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Localisation in SA: What challenges & opportunities will the policy bring?

Why this economist thinks the SARB should widen its mandate to tackle socio-economic challenges

Assessing the indebtedness of South African households

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Localisation in SA: What challenges & opportunities will the policy bring?

Why this economist thinks the SARB should widen its mandate to tackle socio-economic challenges

Assessing the indebtedness of South African households

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