By my estimation, and only where economic policy improves to promote open and accessible competition in the market will the circumstances improve in ~2 years. The problem is that there is an election in the way so ~4 years to experience a plausible incremental improvement. There is a lot weighing on this, we are also challenged by load shedding in addition to global pressures.
But hey, a Cabral doctrine was very publicly called upon
I don't see policy improving to be honest. The state wants to realise their NDP plans, aligned with their ideology, and it can be more elobaretly aligned with newly promoted BRICS initiatives.
I remain in the view that we need to call on capitalism, and then once we have rebuilt to deeper align our social policies.
Better vote smart people, even with a regime change it will take 4-8 years to notice 'corrections'.
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