BNC#7: Ann Bernstein unpacks SA’s GNU challenges; corruption prosecution failures and small business reform

At the seventh BizNews Conference BNC#7 in Hermanus, Ann Bernstein, CEO of the Centre for Development and Enterprise, sat down with Bronwyn Nielsen to dissect the complexities of South Africa's Government of National Unity (GNU). Reflecting on its rocky start, Bernstein critiqued the ANC's resistance to change and the DA's struggle to drive reform. She outlined bold priorities—slashing the cabinet, empowering the private sector, and tackling corruption—while urging business and society to pressure the GNU into delivering tangible growth. With sharp insights on state weakness and electoral dynamics, Bernstein warned that without action, South Africa risks sliding further into crisis..Sign up for your early morning brew of the BizNews Insider to keep you up to speed with the content that matters. The newsletter will land in your inbox at 5:30am weekdays. Register here..Support South Africa's bastion of independent journalism, offering balanced insights on investments, business, and the political economy, by joining BizNews Premium. Register here..If you prefer WhatsApp for updates, sign up to the BizNews channel here..Watch here.Listen here.Read also:.BNC#7: Tatjana Smith – SA's most decorated Olympian on her journey to becoming the nation's 'Golden Girl'BNC#7: Arron Banks – Donald Trump, Nigel Farage and where South Africa falls into the shifting geopolitical landscapeBNC#7: uMngeni Mayor Chris Pappas – Lessons in good governance, leadership and service delivery

BNC#7: Ann Bernstein unpacks SA’s GNU challenges; corruption prosecution failures and small business reform

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