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Brexit : what it means for South Africa : current affairs

Marike Brits

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In late June this year, media platforms were flooded with the news that the 'leave campaign' secured the majority vote in the United Kingdom's (UK) withdrawal from the European Union (EU), or as it has become known, British exit (Brexit) referendum. Headlines such as 'Brexit: markets in shock', 'Rand weakens by over 8% following Brexit vote', 'Commodities reel in world market tumult as UK votes for Brexit' and 'Pound, Asia markets collapse as Britain quits EU' dominated publications as the effect of the vote took hold.

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In late June this year, media platforms were flooded with the news that the 'leave campaign' secured the majority vote in the United Kingdom's (UK) withdrawal from the European Union (EU), or as it has become known, British exit (Brexit) referendum. Headlines such as 'Brexit: markets in shock', 'Rand weakens by over 8% following Brexit vote', 'Commodities reel in world market tumult as UK votes for Brexit' and 'Pound, Asia markets collapse as Britain quits EU' dominated publications as the effect of the vote took hold.

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In late June this year, media platforms were flooded with the news that the 'leave campaign' secured the majority vote in the United Kingdom's (UK) withdrawal from the European Union (EU), or as it has become known, British exit (Brexit) referendum. Headlines such as 'Brexit: markets in shock', 'Rand weakens by over 8% following Brexit vote', 'Commodities reel in world market tumult as UK votes for Brexit' and 'Pound, Asia markets collapse as Britain quits EU' dominated publications as the effect of the vote took hold.

Key concepts: Brexit, Referendum, Political science, European union, Economic history, International trade, Shock (circulatory), Pound (networking)

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