10 Dec 2019 - In this clip, David Ansara (COO) and Ian Cruickshanks (Chief Economist) discuss the short-to-medium term impact of the energy crisis on business activity and investment in South Africa.
7 Nov 2019 - David Ansara, COO of the Centre For Risk Analysis, spoke to Stephen Grootes on SAfm Sunrise about the CRA’s latest report on the state of South Africa’s provinces.
Small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs) have the potential to drive economic growth and employment in South Africa. However, this potential is not being realised.
White South Africans are getting paid three times more than their black African counterparts at work.
Some economists have warned that unless South Africa puts its economic house in order soon, it faces the possibility of an investment downgrade.
When Nelson Mandela came to power in 1994, he faced the challenge of uniting a nation divided by apartheid and healing an economy shattered by sanctions and mismanagement.
In this clip, David Ansara (COO) and Ian Cruickshanks (Chief Economist) of the Centre For Risk Analysis (CRA) discuss the key takeaways of this afternoon's Medium Term Budget Policy Statement by Finance Minister, Tito Mboweni.
22 OCT 2019 - Ian Cruickshanks, Chief Economist at the Centre For Risk Analysis, discusses the state of the South African economy with independent business broadcaster, Lindsay Williams.
18 Oct 2019 - David Ansara, COO of the Centre For Risk Analysis, joined Aldrin Sampear of Power FM and Dr Leroy Repatsoae, Chief Economist at Productivity SA, to discuss productivity levels in the SA workplace.
Oct 09, 2019 - CRA COO, David Ansara, joined a panel discussion on PowerFM to discuss the risks associated with high unemployment in SA.
02 Oct, 2019 - Dr Frans Cronje, CRA Director, presents the latest scenarios from the CRA’s Strategic Intelligence Briefing. Dr Cronje is also available to brief management or executive teams in person or via conference call.
He listed and deeply analysed the following issues: low economic growth; hostile broader economic policy framework; poor education; low skill level, and labour policy as key drivers of unemployment.