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'Proposed infrastructure fund will encourage private sector to participate'
Cyril Ramaphosa says through this structure that they are creating, they'll be able to create economies of scale, have a megafund that will be able to galvanise even the private sector to participate in this.
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Increase of funding for sanitation at schools largely welcomed
Cyril Ramaphosa announced during his economic stimulus package address on Friday that government is planning on completing over 1,000 school sanitation facility improvement projects.
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Some economists give stimulus, recovery plan thumbs up
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the plan on Friday, saying that measures were being taken to reduce the cost of doing business in the country.
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'Stimulus package to include package to support emerging black farmers'
These are among the initiatives President Cyril Ramaphosa announced in Pretoria on Friday as part of the economic stimulus package.
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Ramaphosa urges motorists to be cautious on heritage weekend
As thousands South Africans will be making their way to and back from holiday destinations over the next few days, Cyril Ramaphosa has called on anyone who witnesses reckless driving to report it.
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Economists cautiously optimistic about Ramaphosa’s recovery plan
The plan includes a revised Mining Charter, changes to visas, a R400 billion infrastructure fund and other measures to boost growth.
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[WATCH] Ramaphosa announces measures to stimulate SA economy
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced a wide-ranging economic stimulus package which has placed investment focus on agriculture, townships and rural economies.
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'Top-class' land reform advisory panel set up
The panel appointed by Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to provide perspectives on land policy in the context of persisting land inequality, and unsatisfactory land and agrarian reform.
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‘Much-needed hospital supplies to be bought, critical positions to be filled’
These are among the initiatives President Cyril Ramaphosa announced in Pretoria on Thursday as part of the economic stimulus package.
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Political parties 'welcome with caution' Ramaphosa's recovery plan
Inkatha Freedom Party Member of Parliament Mkhuleko Hlengwa says South Africa has been down this road before and previous attempts have amounted to nought.
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'Stimulus package to re-prioritise focus on economic growth activities, jobs'
The agricultural and mining sectors, as well as the township and rural economies, were highlighted in the plan which was revealed by the president in Pretoria on Thursday.
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Ramaphosa: Tough visa relations to be eased for tourism, business
It's reliably estimated that South African visa restrictions have cost the country half a billion dollars in lost tourism and business visits.
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Man who called Ramaphosa K-word to remain in custody until court appearance
Kessie Nair was arrested after his rant began circulating on social media on Wednesday.
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SA needs turn-around package, not stimulus package - economist
Cabinet has resolved that for the economy to recover there will have to be an urgent implementation of a stimulus package.
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Man who called Ramaphosa K-word appears in court
Kessie Nair appeared in the Verulam Regional Court but was remanded in custody.
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Tony Ehrenreich pens letter to Ramaphosa on ‘heritage of coloured people’
The former Cosatu Western Cape secretary has slammed what he views as the de-Africanisation of coloured people in South Africa.
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Kessie Nair says calling president K-word is not a criminal act
In a video that went viral, Kessie Nair says President Cyril Ramaphosa has defrauded the country, blaming him for crime, violence and poor healthcare.
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Nzimande calls on ANC to identify people plotting to oust Ramaphosa
SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande says the plot that is being discussed in dark corners by some ANC leaders is not only directed at President Ramaphosa but the poor as well.
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Ramaphosa: Expose those plotting to divide our people
President Cyril Ramaphosa wants to know why some people, in dark corners, are secretly plotting to divide the ANC.
