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EU pledges 11.5 billion euros of investment in South Africa — REUTERS / pwu404

European Union · South Africa

EU pledges 11.5 billion euros of investment in South Africa

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

The European Union has pledged to invest 11.5 billion euros ($13.3 billion) in South Africa in clean energy, infrastructure and pharmaceutical projects, it said late on Thursday.See the Story

Durban Magistrates demonstrate for salary increases and judicial equality in South Africa

Wages · South Africa

Durban Magistrates demonstrate for salary increases and judicial equality in South Africa

Coverage: 2 sources

Magistrates are under-recognised and under-paid, says former Judge Edwin Cameron See the Story

West Wits shifts first ore as South African gold production looms

Gold · South Africa

West Wits shifts first ore as South African gold production looms

Coverage: 2 sources

West Wits has hits a key milestone with first underground ore from its Qala Shallows mine in South Africa, as full production and first gold pour looms large.See the Story

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EU pledges 11.5 billion euros of investment in South Africa — REUTERS / pwu404

EU pledges 11.5 billion euros of investment in South Africa — REUTERS / pwu404

EU pledges 11.5 billion euros of investment in South Africa

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