South Africa is ending 2025 on a firmer economic footing than a year ago, with improving fundamentals and early signs of recovery.

South Africa is ending 2025 on a firmer economic footing than a year ago, with improving fundamentals and early signs of recovery. However, according to Prof Raymond Parsons of the North-West University Business School, the country must urgently boost investor confidence and accelerate structural reforms if it is to achieve the higher, job-rich growth needed to address its deep socioeconomic challenges. 

Guest: Prof Raymond Parsons: North West University (NWU) Business School

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