After nearly a decade of Jacob Zuma’s misrule, South Africans are eager for a leader who can reverse their country’s political and economic fortunes. ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa may have the mandate to do so, but delivering change will require urgent measures to boost economic growth in the short term and long-term potential output. READ MORE
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