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Kalyani Raghunathan

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Who has been hit hardest by South Africa’s lockdown? We found some answers (The Conversation)

June 11, 2020


The Conversation published an op-ed by EPTD Division Director Channing Arndt, Senior Research Fellow Emeritus Sherman Robinson, and Scientist Sherwin Gabriel that stated in the case of South Africa, the lockdown policies are relatively stringent, and the economic impacts large. Along with analysis and recommendations, the authors said, “With a catastrophic global pandemic coming on top of more than a decade of disappointing economic growth, South Africa needs coordinated efforts to manage the pandemic over the next 9-12 months.” Republished in The Conversation Africa, Nestia (Singapore), South Africa TodayThe Conversation France, The Conversation IndonesiaBusiness Live South Africa (Financial Mail), and more than fifty other international media outlets.

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