Less than one-fifth of the R364.4bn pledged at second SA Investment Conference has reached SA

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President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed that of the R364.4bn in investment commitments announced at the 2019 SA Investment Conference, only 18.9% had flowed into the economy.

President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed that of the R364.4bn in investment commitments announced at the 2019 SA Investment Conference, only 18.9% had flowed into the economyPresident Cyril Ramaphosa told parliament that companies in tourism and hospitality, renewable energy, oil and gas, the oceans economy, automotive and infrastructure were among those that had so far contributed. File photo.

“What is the nature of such investments in each case and how have the investments contributed to the economy to date?” he asked.

 

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He’s probably ‘shocked’ again. I wonder if he will setup another committee to investigate why ?

I owe you an apology to ever doubt your sincerity and professionalism. It’s was just like a dream to me when I received my first payment. After my second payment it became a reality now after several payments it has become a way of life. marksust7

Niyamuthanda lobaba.

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Honestly seismic investments for real positive change, for a growing economy will be from us the sons & daughters of the land using enterprise for development growth. Outsiders, those who will be interested, will be catching on to our momentum.

Interest rates were cut by the reserve bank - investors did a u-turn.

I am sure he is 'shocked'.

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