It will take (a lot of) time. After apartheid the new ANC ruling party took over, but it is rife with corruption and as a result most state owned entities are b

It will take (a lot of) time. After apartheid the new ANC ruling party took over, but it is rife with corruption and as a result most state owned entities are being (or have already been) run into the ground. The leadership have enriched themselves, whereas the poorest segment of the population remain as poor as they were 30 years ago. Tribalism is still playing a large factor in the country and there are no visible great leaders ahead. All the politicians are still playing the let's blame apartheid card to score points with the people on the ground, but they have very little actual plans in place to make things better. The upper class taxpayer base is emigrating and unemployment is growing, which is driving crime and general unrest. Add in the corruption and government is struggling to finance anything worthwhile, so as a result they have to keep inventing new taxation, which again drives emigration.