When Deputy President Paul Mashatile made his second public appearance, it was a night of misplaced jokes, awkward photographs, empty promises and vague sweeping statements.
During his 33-minute speech Mashatile emphasised the importance of supporting local products and businesses and how shopping locally has a ripple effect on the economy. He added that supporting local businesses stimulated the South African economy and redirected funds back into communities rather than into the coffers of national chains and corporations.
He also reflected on Nelson Mandela’s 1998 Presidential Summit, the 2018 Presidential Summit and Ramaphosa’s 2023 state of the nation address. “To address this issue, the government is investing in reliable energy infrastructure, such as renewable energy sources, to give businesses the electricity they need to grow.”
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