As the sixth democratically elected administration prepares to tackle its five-year mandate, the sentiments of Business Unity South Africa (Busa) echo those of the freight community. The economy was the most pressing task, requiring urgent action, said CEO Tanya Cohen. “South Africa’s growth rate remains low, its unemployment high, its investment levels inadequate relative to peer countries and its public finances a source of concern. “An aligned, focused, compact and capable cabinet will enable speedier decision making and implementation to address the country’s economic challenges. Cabinet ministers, directorsgeneral and other key staff in the economic and justice clusters need to be appointed on the basis of competence, capability, experience and integrity. These capabilities will be critical to oversee an economic turnaround and ensur justice is served in the quest to combat corruption.”
Cabinet needs competence and integrity
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