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Updated:Apr 23, 2026
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South Africa's Post-Apartheid Economic Policies and Growth (1994–2012)

South Africa's Post-Apartheid Economic Policies and Growth (1994–2012)

  1. First democratic government adopts the RDP

    Labels: Reconstruction and, South African
  2. Labour Relations Act framework begins implementation

    Labels: Labour Relations, CCMA
  3. Basic Conditions of Employment Act takes effect

    Labels: Basic Conditions, workers
  4. Competition Act establishes modern antitrust institutions

    Labels: Competition Act, Competition Commission
  5. Inflation targeting is formally introduced

    Labels: Inflation targeting, South African
  6. Preferential procurement framework is enacted

    Labels: Preferential Procurement, government procurement
  7. Public Finance Management Act starts strengthening budgeting rules

    Labels: Public Finance, treasury
  8. B-BBEE Act comes into force

    Labels: B-BBEE Act, broad-based empowerment
  9. Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act takes effect

    Labels: MPRDA, mining sector
  10. ASGISA is launched to accelerate and share growth

    Labels: ASGISA, South African
  11. National Credit Act rollout begins

    Labels: National Credit, consumer credit
  12. Global financial crisis triggers South African contraction

    Labels: Global financial, South African
  13. Cabinet endorses the New Growth Path approach

    Labels: New Growth, Cabinet
  14. Cabinet adopts the National Development Plan (NDP)

    Labels: National Development, Cabinet