South Africa: Treasury plan puts pressure on president

The unexpected release of economic reform proposals by South Africa’s treasury is probably an attempt to push the president to announce a more ambitious plan at October’s budget speech. The plan contains numerous suggestions that would boost growth in the country, but it’s unlikely to be fully implemented.

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