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\nPravin Gordhan, South Africa's new finance minister, has pledged to keep a firm grip on government spending and ensure transparency in state expenditure as Africa's most industrialised nation seeks to regain its credibility following a period of self …
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\n"S&P's move will undoubtedly add to already growing speculation that South Africa could be the next emerging market to enter the 'junk yard' in 2016," BNP Paribas Securities economist Jeffrey Schultz said. Government bonds weakened on Monday, with …
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\nThe government of the People's Republic of China and the government of the Republic of South Africa wish to promote the cultural and exchanges expertise and co-operation between the two countries and strengthen the mutual understanding and friendship.
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\nGAUTENG, SOUTH AFRICA \u2013 For years, South Africa's apartheid government ignored the significance of a \u201cgolden rhino\u201d figurine that provides undeniable proof of a sophisticated society existing before white men arrived. But since the end of racist rule …
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