State-business partnership enters Phase 3 to drive SME growth

Partnership with business sharpens its focus on faster, inclusive growth - Inside Politics

Dear Fellow South African,   Last week, we launched the third phase of the partnership between government and business to drive faster inclusive economic growth and create jobs.  This partnership is but one example of the collaborative initiatives that government has with social partners such as labour, business and civil society. Over the last few years, we have forged partnerships across society to tackle a number of economic and social challe…

Ramaphosa targets faster growth, jobs

by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) — PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa says South Africa’s partnership between government and business is entering a new phase focused on accelerating economic growth, attracting investment and creating jobs. Ramaphosa said the third phase, launched last week, aims to lift gross domestic product (GDP) growth above three percent annually and contribute […] The post Ramaphosa targets faster growth, jobs first appea…

Government-business partnership sharpens focus on faster, inclusive growth

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the third phase of the government-business

The Hard Work Starts Now: 3%+ Growth And A Million+ Jobs Is The Target

Last week, the next phase of the business-government partnership was launched, with over 30 CEOs committed to driving growth across energy reform, key economic sectors and investment confidence. The first two phases have delivered real results that have built confidence between business and government. The private sector has already invested over R360bn in new energy production and over R20bn has been committed to port and rail infrastructure. T…

State-business partnership enters Phase 3 to drive SME growth

Businesses are set to see a stronger focus on investment, growth and job creation as Phase 3 of the government-business partnership targets more than 3% economic growth and one million new jobs by 2030. President Cyril Ramaphosa launched the new phase in Johannesburg on Thursday, expanding the partnership’s focus from four areas to 10, including mining, agriculture, tourism, infrastructure, energy and logistics. “Phase one was about stabilisatio…