I suspect there are sellers out there who think we will have to nationalise the SARB in the end because it will be the only way to kill this zombie argument about private shareholders once and for all. As a result, they will get to make a nice profit at the expense of the South African people.
There were also significant shifts in the composition of growth, from the traded to the non-traded sector, and big increases in household and external indebtedness. Some of these changes were structural, such as the rise in the global demand for agricultural and other commodities from the late 1990s onward, or the surge in migration to New Zealand in the early 2000s.