South Africa’s economy grows 5.3% in an instant as e-hailing, online prostitution, Airbnb, home solar, and mobile apps get added to GDP
South Africa's economy was estimated to be 4.9% larger than previously reported after a benchmarking and rebasing exercise, the statistics agency said on Thursday. * Statistics South...

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