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Johannesburg, Thursday 07 June 2018 –  Brand South Africa has concluded a meaningful consultation session with the European Union investor community based in South...

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It's by time countries in Africa work as one to better its economy. This means tearing down borders to allow Africans to freely move and trade within the continent.

South Africa has enormous potential as an investment destination, offering a unique combination of highly developed first world economic infrastructure with a vibrant emerging market economy.

South Africa attracted R64.3-billion in foreign direct investment between April and December 2015, surpassing its target of R45-billion by almost R20-billion.

On 15 and 16 November South Africa will join 19 other major developed and emerging economies for the annual Group of 20, or G20, summit to discuss ways to boost global growth. The summit will include perspectives from the international business leaders who make up the Business 20, or B20.

On 15 and 16 November South Africa will join 19 other major developed and emerging economies for the annual Group of 20, or G20, summit to discuss ways to boost global growth. The summit will include perspectives from the international business leaders who make up the Business 20, or B20.

The G20 Leaders’ Summit taking place in Australia from 15 to 16 November will focus on finding ways to lift member economies out of the current economic doldrums. South Africa will also use the BRICS meeting on the sidelines of the summit to discuss issues of concern to South Africa and the rest of Africa.

The G20 Leaders’ Summit taking place in Australia from 15 to 16 November will focus on finding ways to lift member economies out of the current economic doldrums. South Africa will also use the BRICS meeting on the sidelines of the summit to discuss issues of concern to South Africa and the rest of Africa.