- $1.5bn loan targets critical infrastructure reforms.
- Execution will determine investor confidence.
PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA – South Africa’s $1.5 billion World Bank loan is easing fiscal pressure, but its ultimate success will depend on whether the government delivers long-promised structural reforms.
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