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Assessing South Africa's journey towards a capable and ethical developmental state

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Explore how President Cyril Ramaphosa's recent State of the Nation Address highlights South Africa's pursuit of a capable and ethical developmental state, drawing on the insights of economist Thandika Mkandawire to assess the country's challenges and opportunities.
The article from MSN discusses South Africa's ongoing efforts to transform into a capable and ethical developmental state, as outlined in the National Development Plan (NDP). It highlights the challenges and progress in various sectors including governance, public administration, and economic development. Key points include the need for a professional, merit-based public service, the fight against corruption, and the importance of state capacity to deliver services effectively. The piece also touches on the mixed results of state-owned enterprises, the impact of political will on reforms, and the necessity for inclusive economic growth to reduce inequality and unemployment. Despite some advancements, the journey is fraught with obstacles like policy inconsistency, cadre deployment, and the need for stronger accountability mechanisms to truly achieve the vision of a developmental state.

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