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The BBC Commends President Ramaphosa For Insisting That The DTIC Is Not Allocated To The Control Of The Democratic Alliance

The Black Business Council (BBC) commends President Ramaphosa for his bold and courageous leadership for insisting that the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (dtic) is not allocated to the control of the Democratic Alliance (DA). The dtic houses all the instruments (e.g. BEE Commission, Competition Commission, IDC, National Empowerment Fund, etc) to implement socio-economic …

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