a good number of the population can't afford mall rent,although the malls wont be empty the rent will have to drastically fall to attract tenants,when will this seriously hit residentials?

what is angola doing there ?

Mckinsey on growth of African economies. Nowadays they are all over the place.

About one-fifth of Africa’s GDP comes from a set of countries we call growth stars, with high rates of growth and a high score on stability. These countries, among them Côte d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Kenya, Morocco and Rwanda, are not dependent on resources for growth, are actively reforming their economies, and are increasing competitiveness. A second set of countries, the unstable growers, which account for 43% of Africa’s GDP, have experienced high growth rates over the past five years but lower scores on stability. This group includes countries such as Angola, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria and Zambia, all of which have clear potential but need to diversify their economies away from resources, to improve their security, or stabilize their macro-economies. Finally, there are the slow growers that accounted for 38% of GDP in 2015; this group includes South Africa, Madagascar and the three major North African countries involved in the Arab Spring - Egypt, Libya and Tunisia.

http://ewn.co.za/2016/05...p-for-African-economies

I don't expect anything from the nse before elections infact the camel's back might break way before erections if the current events are a gauge