HIBAPRESS-RABAT
We cannot believe it, in a country which considers itself to be the locomotive of Africa in terms of modernity and large investments, that South Africa is today in one of the worst economic and social situations, putting the country in a terrible turmoil which ultimately led to unemployment and crime
In a case which leads to despair, there is no comparison with Morocco which has largely outclassed this country which still lives under the banner of the slogans of yesteryear in the image of a moribund Algeria
Today it is a fact that is striking because thirty years after the end of apartheid, South Africa is experiencing a sort of structural decomposition. The economy is in steady decline, state institutions are eroding, and visions of national renewal are hard to come by. Unemployment is both a manifestation of this decomposition and its cause. South Africa is burdened by an unemployment and inequality crisis of staggering scale and devastating consequences, but elites refuse to acknowledge reality.
Still, it is now impossible to avoid taking responsibility for the terrible levels of violence, particularly against women, that this violence is linked to the mass unemployment of more than six million men, who are deprived of their “family breadwinner role”, as long as the majority of ghettos will remain forbidden and terrifying zones, invaded by crime and gangsterism.
The main cause of poverty and income inequality is unemployment. Many studies show that labor income is the main source of household income and that in the absence of a comprehensive social protection program, unemployment has a considerable impact on household poverty, which has caused the worst
