South Africa’s economy is at a pivotal moment. After almost two decades of structural stagnation marked by weak growth, high unemployment, and declining investment, new developments are beginning to shift the landscape. Recent improvements in Eskom’s generation performance, including the most stable grid conditions in five years and extended periods without loadshedding, have renewed optimism about energy security and economic recovery. Additional momentum has come from South Africa’s removal from the FATF grey list, a series of credit rating upgrades, and the World Bank’s approval of a $350 million credit‑guarantee vehicle aimed at accelerating infrastructure investment and transmission grid expansion.
At the same time, the global environment remains highly uncertain. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East, rising oil prices, geopolitical tensions, and pressure on global supply chains pose new risks that could influence South Africa’s currency, inflation outlook, and overall growth trajectory.
Join us for an in‑depth discussion with Abdul Vally, CEO Coface South Africa and Aroni Chaudhuri, Chief Africa Economist, as they unpack:
· The long-term structural forces behind South Africa’s economic stagnation
· What has changed and why 2026 is different
· Fiscal pressures, public debt dynamics, and reform priorities
· Global risks and opportunities influencing South Africa’s near-term outlook
· The country’s strengths and assets that can support a more resilient recovery
This session will provide clear, research‑driven insights into South Africa’s economic trajectory and what lies ahead for businesses, policymakers, and investors.
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