economies

South Africa’s business leaders to position the country’s expertise at the BRICS Business Forum...

  In a quest, to drive investment and improve confidence in the country’s economy, South Africa is showcasing...

EASE OF DOING BUSINESS: SOUTH AFRICA’S GLOBAL COMPETIVENESS IN FOCUS WEBINAR

  Johannesburg, Friday 04 June 2021-  Brand South Africa and Invest SA through the Department of Trade, Industry and...

A new future for Africa

In the first diplomatic event of the new year President Cyril Ramaphosa attended the 51st World Economic Forum (WEF) virtually, under theme “A crucial...

AFRICA: OPEN FOR ALL TYPES OF TRAVEL EXPERIENCES

For more than half a year now, Africa’s tourism industry has been at a complete halt. Hotels and restaurants have been closed, attractions shuttered,...

[Opinion Editorial] Enough is still not enough when it comes to fighting for gender...

The tangible changes needed in society to achieve gender equality have been staggered and delayed, and now it cannot wait any longer. This is...

President Ramaphosa to participate at the Financial Times (FT) Africa Summit, London

President Ramaphosa has been invited to give a key note address at the Financial Times (FT) Africa Summit under the theme Africa in Motion...

South Africa Nigeria Investment Conference

South Africa and Nigeria, the biggest economies on the continent, have both concluded elections and governments in both countries are, with a renewed mandate,...

Africa Travel Indaba 2019: A highlight for tourism on the continent

“Tourism is the new gold in Africa”, President Cyril Ramaphosa said, addressing #Indaba19. This phrase aptly clinches the success of the 2019 Africa Travel Indaba...

Outcomes from the WCF

One of the major outcomes of the annual World Communication Forum in Davos, Switzerland was an agreement from the BRICS countries, of which South Africa is a member, to set up a Communicators Forum. South Africa's concept of ubuntu was also applauded.

Africa’s education and gender equality goals ‘well achieved’

Discussions at the African Economic Conference this week focused on developments regarding poverty and inequality on the continent. Income distribution was a key topic. Hundreds of experts talked about how new policies and leadership could change the way of life in Africa.