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Cape Town – South Africa and the UK are looking to increase economic and trade ties by focusing on exporting high-value-added goods to Britain, the Minister of International Relations and Co-operation Maite Nkoana-Mashabane says. Briefing media at the Taj Hotel in Cape Town, following a bi-lateral meeting with UK foreign secretary William Hague, Nkoana-Mashabane said […]
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Cape Town – Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu has reiterated that South Africa would not nationalise its mines. Shabangu was at the critical African Mining Indaba on Tuesday, where she gave a keynote address. The Indaba is regarded as the world’s largest mining investment conference and Africa’s biggest mining event. Shabangu said that in the […]
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Pretoria – Business confidence fell to its lowest level since May 2010, the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI) said.
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Cape Town – South Africa will spend billions of rands over the coming years on new infrastructure, with the government to focus on building rail, road, and economic links in five regions in the country and building new universities and refurbishing hospitals, President Jacob Zuma said in his State of the Nation Address this evening. […]
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DTI moots small business census
Cape Town – The Department of Trade and Industry wants to run a regular small business census to help improve its support and funding to the sector as part of a revised policy to boost support to small businesses. [Read more…]
Africa Mining Indaba
Cape Town 6 February, 2012, This year pre-registered 7,200 delegates have registered to attend the 18th annual Investing in Africa Mining Indaba, which is an increase of 20% or 1,200 more delegates, compared to the previous year. The event, which takes place from the 6th to the 9th February, has also attracted 130 media representatives from all over the world. [Read more…]
South Africa - France Business Relations
Pretoria – Top officials from South Africa and France have met in Pretoria to map a way forward on how to deepen political and economic relations between the two countries. [Read more…]
Cape Town – Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu has called for sustainable growth and development in the mining sector to “ensure the speedy…
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Billions of dollars will be needed to upgrade and maintain the North-South Corridor road network said President Jacob Zuma. “In order to upgrade and maintain the North-South Corridor road network, we will need 6.9 billion US dollars, of which 4.5 billion is for capital investment and the remainder is for recurrent costs,” he said. The […]
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Tourism to boost Economy
Pretoria – The National Tourism Sector Strategy (NTSS) seeks to increase tourism’s total direct and indirect contribution to the economy to R499 billion by 2020 said Tourism Deputy Minister Tokozile Xasa. [Read more…]
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