Latest business & economy news from across South Africa.
South Africa's sixth Investment Conference has opened in Sandton, with government targeting R2 trillion in new commitments over five years, building on R1.5 trillion secured previously.
Deputy President Mashatile affirmed SA's investment appeal at the 6th Investment Conference, citing R1.5 trillion in commitments and key structural reforms.
Private sector leaders pledged R113.5 billion across 65 projects at SA's sixth Investment Conference, with government committing R3.35 trillion in infrastructure.
Minister Parks Tau declares South Africa has turned the corner economically, targeting R2 trillion in new investment commitments over five years.
President Ramaphosa held bilateral meetings with major global and local business leaders at the Sixth SA Investment Conference, targeting key growth sectors.
South Africa's 6th Investment Conference has drawn over 50 countries to Johannesburg, reinforcing the nation's status as a top investment and tourism destination.
The NYDA is urging government to adopt a coordinated, youth-focused economic strategy, warning that 1.1% growth is too weak to tackle structural youth unemployment.
TNPA awards two concessions at Durban's Maydon Wharf, unlocking over R1 billion in private investment to modernise port infrastructure for agricultural exports.
President Ramaphosa outlines South Africa's investment case ahead of the SAIC, citing economic recovery, structural reforms, and a new R2 trillion target by 2028.
South Africa's Karoo region produces over half the world's mohair, sustaining 30,000 jobs despite past industry setbacks from animal welfare concerns.
AgriSA and Agbiz demand urgent government intervention as diesel shortages and rationing in rural areas threaten to halt farming operations and drive up food prices.
Deputy Minister Alexandra Abrahams has called on South Africa's furniture sector to innovate and adapt, highlighting R2 billion in annual state procurement as a lever for growth.
