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South Africa's Loan for Reform: World Bank in Control
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South Africa's loan for reform: World Bank in control
South Africa’s loan of R26 billion for reforms authorised by the World Bank will improve the country’s infrastructure. The Country Partnership Framework serves as the core plan to help South Africa reform through investments and partnerships. STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP REFORMS Reform aims to reorganise Eskom, transition to cleaner energy sources, make state-owned enterprises work better, and influence policies. The National Treasury supports these as…
The World Bank has approved a $1.5 billion loan for South Africa to support major structural reforms in the rail freight and energy sectors. The main objective is to transform these sectors into a more efficient, competitive and sustainable system capable of supporting the country’s economic growth. Rail liberalization: opening the market to private operators In the rail freight sector, the financing will support market liberalization and the en…
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