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SA News: Our children will pay for nuclear deal – Maimane

18 April 2017 By admin

Our children will pay for nuclear deal – Maimane: Polokwane – South Africa will forever be in debt if new Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba endorses a proposed nuclear deal, DA leader Mmusi Maimane said on Tuesday. Former finance minister Pravin Gordhan and his deputy Mcebisi Jonas had been bulldozed out of …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

S. Africa’s president rejects calls for him to step down: Zuma said he would not walk away unless most South Africans want him to do so. “Only the people of South Africa will remove me from office,” Zuma said. He said some people wanted him to step down because he’s “telling the truth.” Zuma was …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Fleet Management in South Africa Report – 2nd Edition – Forecasts & Trends – Research and Markets: Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “Fleet Management in South Africa – 2nd Edition” report to their offering. Fleet Management in South Africa is the second consecutive report analyzing the latest developments on the South African fleet …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Gigaba heads to US without Team SA: READ: Treasury finally gets US trip, but now under junk status cloud “We are very very supportive of the minister and his team as they are going to showcase South Africa to the world,” said Ramaphosa. “Particularly as the new minister this is really …
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