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What the Spirit tells us about 2024 and the challenges for SA

- RENE BEE

STARTING off looking at the broad outlook for South Africa as a whole for 2024, I’m told this will be the year where we come together and stand united, for change and improvemen­t.

There will be many changes occurring throughout the year, some good and some not so good. Generally speaking, the good changes will outweigh the bad ones. The time for big change is upon us and there is hope for a better future.

Many people have lost faith in the country, but I hear the Spirit saying the best is yet to come.

South Africa steps out of infancy this year, and becomes a youth, full of promise, full of potential and full of growth. And 2024 is a year where we nurture our country, leading it towards its full potential.

The upcoming presidenti­al election will see some interestin­g shifts with surprising outcomes.

The feeling going in is one of fear and trepidatio­n, but the outcome brings hope and with that, great change. There is a need to go back to basics, back to the foundation­s of what South Africa represents, and in doing so, we can break down the walls that have been keeping up the divisions between people.

South Africans are fed up, angry, frustrated, and ready to spark change. The surprise will be the shift in mindset among the younger generation. Those who are younger than 35 will make a big noise and be heard loudly. Keep a close eye on this generation.

The year 2024 will see many great improvemen­ts to our infrastruc­ture that will ultimately lead us out of the current electricit­y crisis.

Unfortunat­ely, we won’t feel the release from this crisis during 2024, but the nation certainly will in 2025.

And 2024 will be the year of re-establishi­ng solid foundation­s and creating solid plans. But it’s going to take time to get us to where we want to be.

Those who have contribute­d to the collapse of our electricit­y infrastruc­tures will come under scrutiny with nowhere to hide during the first part of the year. For the average South African, it may feel like no progress is being made as we will continue to experience load shedding for another 12-18 months before it starts to become a thing of the past.

South Africans really struggled financiall­y during 2023 with the cost of living and general expenses climbing. We step into 2024 still feeling rather anxious and nervous, and with good reason. The state of our economy doesn’t look like its going to improve enough during 2024. It’s going to take another year or so for our economy to regain strength. There will be moments of growth followed by deeper collapse. South Africa is in for a bumpy ride economical­ly with good improvemen­ts forecast for 2025 onwards.

An interestin­g developmen­t during 2024 is with crime and security. Spirit says those responsibl­e for protecting us unfortunat­ely have no protection themselves, which is going to become an even bigger issue during 2024.

There is something happening behind the scenes which will be exposed in a big way. This will bring some chaos and uncertaint­y, and during the chaos, there will be a new force born and brought to life.

But 2024 is the year of change, truth, and growth for South Africa as a whole, and for her people.

While there is much happening around the world, it looks like South Africans will be focused on self-preservati­on. It doesn’t look like we get very involved in the actions and issues of other countries, choosing to rather focus on our own issues instead.

I’m a natural-born psychic living in Cowies Hill. I consult on a full-time basis. I consult with clients from all over the world. My readings are about helping you to see exactly what is holding you back, and the steps you need to take to move forward with confidence. I believe in sharing, motivating and uplifting others, even those who can’t afford a private reading. I share daily inspiratio­n on all my social media platforms, and weekly TarotScope­s for all signs of the zodiac. You can find all my informatio­n on www.linktr.ee/intuitiver­ene

Aries: You’ll feel more confident and excited about your connection­s with others. Love and good living are your themes. Taurus: Structure, routine, discipline is what you will crave and what you work towards. Don’t settle for average – push harder towards the things you want for yourself.

Gemini: Finding balance between work and personal life is the struggle. You have the tendency to take on too much which will cause disruption for you.

Cancer: Push hard until you are satisfied with every aspect of your life. Don’t ever feel guilty for wanting the best.

Leo: Make decisions that will take you to new places, then keep checking progress to ensure you’re on the right track.

Virgo: Ideas are flowing, and you are ready to see where they take you. Try everything once and you’ll surprise yourself with what you achieve.

Libra: Even if you’re not making any advancemen­ts, the world still turns! You need to stay active and moving if you want to make progress this year.

Scorpio: Success is within reach. Just push yourself a little harder and you’ll achieve great things. Sagittariu­s: Paying attention to everyone in your life will open doors of opportunit­y for you. Success isn’t achieved alone, but rather with your tribe.

Capricorn: A year of change and trying new things. Don’t repeat mistakes from the past. Let this year be full of new experience­s. Aquarius: You can create anything you set your mind to. Pay attention to what holds your attention. If you focus on worry, you attract worry. Be light-hearted and optimistic. Pisces: A year of personal discovery and growth. Focus on your immediate environmen­t and on self-improvemen­t.

 ?? ALEXAS FOTOS Pixabay ?? PSYCHIC Intuitive Rene Bee tells us what she believes will be the main happenings of 2024.
LOOKING ahead, South Africa is full of promise and potential. |
ALEXAS FOTOS Pixabay PSYCHIC Intuitive Rene Bee tells us what she believes will be the main happenings of 2024. LOOKING ahead, South Africa is full of promise and potential. |

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