National Treasury and PricewaterhouseCoopers are slightly more conservative as they believe this will only be achieved in 2023.
There’s no hiding the fact that our economy has taken a severe beating over the last 18 months. Even before Covid hit us in early 2020, our economy was limping along. Unemployment rates are as high as ever and thousands of businesses and entrepreneurs have had to find new ways to survive as the new normal took shape. Life, as we knew it, will never be the same.preHowever, it is not all doom and gloom.
With this in mind, it is encouraging to see the effort put in by government in an attempt to revive our economy with their participation at Expo 2020 Dubai.
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