Strategic shifts to make SA investable again.

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GUEST: Rowan de Klerk, CEO – The CFO Centre



South Africa has the potential, from world-class banks, a robust legal system, and rich sectoral opportunities in energy, mining and agriculture. But investor frustration is rising, and confidence is slipping. So, what’s holding the country back?



In this KayaBiz interview, we speak to Rowan de Klerk, CEO of The CFO Centre, about the seven bold shifts South Africa must urgently make to attract and retain serious investment. From rebuilding trust with taxpayers and fixing crumbling infrastructure, to unlocking the power of public-private partnerships and backing high-potential sectors like green hydrogen and agri-processing.
25 Jun 2025 5PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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