The latest data was recorded as the country was in the throes of a coronavirus hard lockdown that shut businesses.
International energy prices have plummeted due to the coronavirus pandemic which has eroded demand for crude.
Economic output in South Africa, which now has the most number of coronavirus infections on the continent, is forecast to crash spectacularly due to the impact of the lockdowns.South Africa has so far
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