Energy crisis has laid waste to SA’s economy, Reserve Bank data shows

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Load-shedding cut SA’s real GDP growth by 2.3 percentage points, with agriculture, manufacturing and mining some of the worst hit sectors

Load-shedding cut SA’s real GDP growth by 2.3 percentage points in the third quarter when adjusted for non-conventional working hours, weekends and public holidays, according to calculations by the SA Reserve Bank.

The power cuts hit the agriculture, forestry and fishing; manufacturing; mining; and transport, storage and communication sectors worst, it said on Thursday in its latest quarterly bulletin , as SA experienced its worst load-shedding on record in the third quarter of 2022 since power cuts started in 2008...

 

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You don’t need data to show that, just look around.

And it will continue unabated until nothing is left.

No-one to blame, of course.

You mean the Jan van Riebeeck problem

And there is NO end in sight.

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