Because importing fuel weakens the rand, and fuel supply shocks are often a major driver of inflation, there is nothing but political will stopping the rand issuing state from investing hundreds of billions of rand into developing local sourced energy supply, and locally built vehicles and transport systems which operate using that local energy supply, in order to reduce the loss of forex, which the state cannot issue, resulting from importing fuel.
SA currently spends around R300 billion per year importing fuel.
Banning ore exports is the starting point.
Ditching the sacrilegious energy policy is the second.
Beneficiating should never be left to the markets, it is a fundamental resource policy that successful nations use.
Idc how good her bbl looks I can never forget she left her 7year old at home alone for two weeks while she went on a trip and left him two bags of pizza rolls and lil mans was wondering outside asking the neighbors to find his mom for him.
The funniest part of this tour has been the All Blacks proving themselves more in touch with South Africans than the Springboks have ever been and will ever be.