Walk the talk on growing SA's economy, Cosatu tells govt & business

JOHANNESBURG – Cosatu raised concerns on Tuesday as the country’s investment conference got under way.

The trade union federation said it was hopeful after last year’s conference but said government and business had become lethargic in implementing previous resolutions.Cosatu commended efforts by government to find solutions to unemployment in the country. However, the trade union said government, together with the business community, should implement plans.

Although investment in the country has not led to major gains, the Reserve Bank reported recently that 2019 had seen the highest level of investment inflows. Meanwhile, President Cyril Ramaphosa has hailed as phenomenal the launch of the automotive special economic zone in Tshwane, which is envisaged to attract over R3 billion in long-term investments.President @CyrilRamaphosa officially launches the Tshwane Automotive Hub this morning at the Ford Motor Company in Silverton, Tshwane. #InvestSA pic.twitter.com/Pp7uGcyOAr

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