Service delivery protests 'will intensify ahead of 2024 elections'
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A round-up of news updates, including unhappiness around service delivery in SA and how satire can inspire change.
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‘We can expect some upgrades in the next few years. I think the rand can possibly also be slightly more stable in the medium to longer term than what we've become accustomed to,’ says Johan Els, group chief economist at Old Mutual.