Anthony Hawkins writes in the Spectator:
South Africa’s political risk and investment ratings have taken a severe knock since Zuma won a stunning victory at the ruling African National Congress’s December 2007 conference in Polokwane. It is hardly surprising, therefore, that in the succeeding five months, the president-to-be should have been at such pains to dispel his anti-capitalist, populist image, not just by insisting on the reasonableness of his future administration’s economic policies, but by seeking to put Zimbabwe’s president, Robert Mugabe, in his place...[continue reading]
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