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Politics
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Ramaphosa, business leaders discuss ways to boost economy
The Presidency said that the meeting, held at the request of business leaders, was attended by the leadership of the major banks and others.
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Cabinet discussed Mboweni's economic growth paper - Mthembu
Minister Jackson Mthembu said the document, which had been criticised by some in the ANC alliance, only came before Cabinet this week to give interested parties an opportunity to make inputs.
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Saudi oil facility attacks to hit SA economy, warns economist
Standard Bank economist Elna Moolman said that the effects would be felt here at home.
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PSC: Govt departments' failures to pay suppliers damaging economy
In its recent report on the state of the public service between April and June this year, the Public Service Commission (PSC) found that billions of rand provisioned for in budgets were owed to suppliers.
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SA's investment-grade rating depends on pace of reforms - Moody's
The agency is the last of the top three ratings firms to still rank Pretoria debt at investment grade, Baa3 with a stable outlook.
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Moody's cuts SA's 2019 GDP growth forecast to 0.7%
Credit ratings firm Moody’s further trimmed its economic growth forecast for South Africa to 0.7% in 2019 from a June forecast of 1.0%.
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Ramaphosa: Xenophobic attacks have damaged economy, confidence in SA
The president addressed the nation on Thursday night, focusing on his government’s measures to fight gender-based violence and the condemnation of xenophobic attacks.
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SA business leaders urge Ramaphosa to reform faster
The president has promised sweeping reforms, but growth remains below 1% a year and investors dumped R63 billion of its assets this year.
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Business leaders urge South Africa's Ramaphosa to reform faster
South African business leaders on Wednesday urged President Cyril Ramaphosa to push through reforms faster to lift the economy and curb investment outflows, as executives and policymakers gathered for a continental economic summit.
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Economists sound warning on economic growth after SA dodges recession
On Tuesday, Statistics SA announced that the economy grew by 3.1% in the second quarter of the year after a sharp decline was recorded in the first few months of the year.
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Rand firms on positive GDP data, stocks flat
At 1545 GMT, the rand was 0.84% firmer against the dollar at 15.1300.
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Mantashe welcomes 3.1% economic growth, economists not celebrating
The strongest performer in the second quarter was the mining sector which grew 14.4% driven by iron ore, manganese and coal growth.
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SA economy grew by 3.1% in Q2 - Stats SA
South Africa has avoided a recession as the economy grew by 3.1% in the second quarter of 2019, data released by Statistics SA showed.
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Q2 GDP figures to bring relief to economy?
While the country remains in the midst of an economic crisis, the much-awaited GDP figures will be an indicator of the level of economic activity.
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ANC defends Mboweni amid criticism over economic blueprint
The African National Congress (ANC)'s top six leadership has come out in defence of Finance Minister Tito Mboweni amid criticism that he released the economic strategy document without proper consultation.
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SA unemployment crisis: Ramaphosa, Mabuza meet with business community
Job creation is a major problem in South Africa, with unemployment increasing despite various interventions from government.
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CARTOON: It's A Jungle Out There
By Dr Jack.
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Mboweni shuts down journalist on strategic economic plan
A journalist from 'The Daily Maverick' asked if Finance Minister Tito Mboweni was receiving enough support for his strategic economic plan.
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Mboweni to meet ANC leadership to discuss economic recovery plan
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said that the plan was a detailed examination of structural reforms that could reverse the downward trend in the country's growth potential.
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Mboweni to meet with ANC top six on Monday over economic growth plan
The minister had come under fire from the ANC’s alliance partners who accused him of failing to consult with them before the document’s public release.
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Rand firms on improved risk appetite, stocks up
At 1540 GMT the rand was 0.84% firmer at 15.2875 per dollar.
