Well, it seems ‘WEF loves Patrice’ as the South African mining mogul was appointed as a board member of the global forum on Friday.

South Africa further ranked 19th globally as a financial hub.

President Cyril Ramaphosa stressed the importance of eradicating corruption and making it easier to do business in attracting foreign investment.

WEF managing director Murat Sönmez believes data has the potential to solve major challenges being faced by the African continent – if it is used wisely.

The protests are a response to the rampant crimes committed against women and children.

According to the information that is being spread on social media, the protests will take place in different parts of the country, from Wednesday.

Delegates from across the globe will descend to Cape Town for the Forum.

President Cyril Ramaphosa will have another chance to entice foreign investment when he leads a delegation to the World Economic Forum on Africa.

The World Economic Forum has supported its call to stimulate growth and create jobs on the continent with the launch of its Africa Growth Platform.

South Africa is caught up in the global hype of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. This is distracting it from the unfinished business of redressing inequality and creating the preconditions for an inclusive digital economy and society.

Smoking mirrors will, in the end, achieve the purpose of attracting investment.

Lindiwe Sisulu has told the media that South Africa wants to help Zimbabwe alleviate the spiraling debt it owes to creditors. Bailout incoming.

The paper highlighted 2010 data showing that beef production alone accounts for a quarter of all food-related greenhouse gas emissions.

ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has told global media that national government will be doing all it can to bring water to the people of Cape Town, immediately.

If you dance with the devil, you’re going to get yourself in trouble

ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has been speaking to potential investors in South Africa at the World Economic Forum. From all things renewal to managing President Zuma, Ramaphosa didn’t shy away from much.

The World Economic Forum is going to need the heating on full blast

The ANC President landed in Switzerland, ahead of key global policy talks with powerful world leaders

The head of Africa at the World Economic Forum recently said that only about 20% of Africans have access to electricity. We pulled the data.

The President is attending The World Economic Forum on Africa that is taking place in Durban.

Mzansi’s clearly putting its best foot forward, with deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa and finance minister Pravin Gordhan representing us at #WEF2017.

The wealth of South Africa’s top 10% of the financial elite has grown by 64% in the first 17 years after the fall of apartheid, while the the poorest 10% have seen no financial growth whatsoever.

Well, not as much as some like to think, and much less than we used to be.

The World Economic Forum has given us the lowest score out of all 143 countries surveyed, Mzanzi fails the test miserably.