South Africa was once the most powerful country in Africa. What's wrong with it?

South Africa used to be the leader of Africa, but a series of policies after Mandela's government, such as some immigration policies led to brain drain and some deindustrialization policies led to the decline of South Africa. Let's take a look with Bian Xiao!

1. Promulgate a fair employment law

A specific understanding of this law requires all walks of life in the country to assign specific positions to blacks. This has indeed changed the status of black people, but it has not fully considered whether these black people are qualified for these positions. In the long run, these incompetence has reduced the overall economic and social situation in South Africa.

Shortly thereafter, the South African market opened to the world without any trade and financial barriers. In this context, global investors have no restrictions on seizing the South African market, which has greatly restricted the domestic economic development.

In addition, the Boer government's policy of cracking down on illegal immigrants and maintaining social order was cancelled, which made illegal families smuggled from other African countries become legal citizens and caused social disorder in South Africa.

2. The deindustrialization policy led to the loss of the South African market.

Bian Xiao will explain to you what deindustrialization is: deindustrialization means giving up the basic national policy of building a country by manufacturing, canceling all preferential treatment for manufacturing, and even increasing taxes. Even ordinary people know that they can't do this kind of problem because they have to take care of laid-off workers and employment rate.

But mandela did it. They not only did it, but also did it thoroughly without hesitation. In addition, trade barriers have been eliminated and South Africa's manufacturing industry has been hit hard. In just a few years, South Africa's market was completely occupied by foreign countries.

As a result, South African manufacturing fled to Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia. The once proud glory, the efforts and accumulation of South African entrepreneurs in the past 100 years, vanished overnight.

Most importantly, two major policies led to the decline of South Africa. Mandela was a great man, but he also made some mistakes in national policy. As the saying goes, Xiao He sometimes beats Xiao He. I hope South Africa will return to the status of a big African country! Like to praise Bian Xiao!