South Africa economy crashing
Marlinee Fouche
Press TV, Johannesburg
South Africa’s national currency, rand, has reached its lowest value in fourteen years on international markets. As the African nation edges closer to recession, President Jacob Zuma has finally admitted that the country’s economy is sick. Press TV correspondent Marlinee Fouche reports from Johannesburg.
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