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Ramaphosa hails the African Continental Free Trade Area
Ramaphosa, speaking at the World Economic Forum on Tuesday, said the free trade area would foster integration, increase trade and accelerate the building of...
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Vaccine nationalism a concern for African countries - Ramaphosa to WEF
President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos on Tuesday, where he outlined plans to ensure SA's economy was back in play locally and internationally once the COVID-19 pandemic was alleviated. In his address, Ramaphosa said richer states hoarding vaccines would derail that goal. #WEF #COVID19Vaccine #CyrilRamaphosa
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Vaccine nationalism a concern, Ramaphosa tells WEF
The world has been in a race to get people inoculated against COVID-19, with African countries yet to join the rolling out of the vaccine.
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WEF postpones 2021 Davos summit due to pandemic
The WEF had already announced back in June that due to the coronavirus crisis, the 51st edition of its annual meeting would be a hybrid event, with a combination of in-person and virtual meetings.
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Govts should encourage consumer spending rather than saving - Allianz economist
Speaking as one of five economists at a discussion convened by the WEF, Ludovic Subran said that economies must use tools beyond social safety nets and rather ensure sustained consumer spending.
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'Who made you Africa’s spokesperson?' Twitter users react to Motsepe’s apology
The African Rainbow Minerals CEO made the comments at the World Economic Forum in Davos last week after a dinner organised by Trump.
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'Leave him alone!' Mboweni defends Motsepe over 'Africa loves Trump' quip
The African Rainbow Minerals CEO was caught on camera during a dinner at the World Economic Forum telling Trump that Africa loved him and America.
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‘Which Africa?’ Twitter users react to Motsepe telling Trump Africa loves him
There have been mixed reactions to the video with some laughing at it while others pointed to the fact that Donald Trump called Africa a “sh*thole” two years ago.
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‘Africa loves you,’ Motsepe tells Trump, causing confusion on social media
The South African business mogul was caught gushing on camera after being invited to dine with Trump at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Prince Charles says climate change is humanity's greatest threat
In a speech to the World Economic Forum, the British heir-to-the-throne said it was time for everyone in a leadership role to take action 'at revolutionary levels and pace'.
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Godongwana: Consolidation of SOEs key to ensuring SA's economic growth
The ANC’s NEC said the consolidation of state-owned enterprises was imperative to ensure growth and avoid a possible downgrade by ratings agency.
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Thunberg condemns climate inaction as Trump joins Davos
Before the US president's appearance, Greta Thunberg underlined the message that has inspired millions around the world, saying "basically nothing has been done" to fight climate change.
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Kganyago: Africa's economic outlook positive
South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago made the remarks during a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town which ended on Friday.
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How Ramaphosa plans on addressing GBV, attacks on foreign nationals
Here are some of the key points from President Cyril Ramaphosa's nation address on gender-based violence and xenophobic attacks.
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Majority of S.Africans appalled at xenophobic attacks – Mboweni tells WEF
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni told delegates South Africa was going through a difficult time, but that the authorities were dealing with the matter.
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11 CT gender violence protesters released on warning
The suspects have been released on a warning until their court appearance.
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Protests mount in CT over gender-based violence
Protesters took their fury to the World Economic Forum for Africa being held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC).
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GALLERY: ‘Where’s Ramaphosa?’ – Protesters gather outside WEF Africa
Protesters gathered outside the Cape Town International Convention Centre trying to disrupt World Economic Forum for Africa on 4 September 2019. The crowd protested against gender-based violence and called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to respond.
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Survey: CEOs in Africa more optimistic about economic growth
The PwC surveys CEOs around the world each year, with just under 1,400 taking part in the latest one.
