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President Ramaphosa states SA investment case ahead of SAIC | SA News

31 March 2026 by Guest

The South African government will pursue its commitment to fiscal discipline and reform implementation as the upcoming South African Investment Conference (SAIC) provides a pivotal moment to translate recent economic gains into tangible investment outcomes.

This according President Cyril Ramaposa’s weekly newsletter, released ahead of the conference, to be held at the Sandton Convention Centre on Tuesday.

The gathering is South Africa’s premier and high-level platform to mobilise investment, showcase opportunities and to translate investments into tangible outcomes such as employment.

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