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the dtic Industrial Policy and Strategy Review Released Alongside R200 Million Investment by Citibank for Black Industrialists
the dtic Industrial Policy and Strategy Review Released Alongside R200 Million Investment by Citibank for Black Industrialists ...
Minister Patel addresses a farmers imbizo in KwaZulu-Natal
The Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Mr Ebrahim Patel addressed a sugar cane farmers imbizo that was hosted by the South African Farmers Development Association (SAFDA) at the Gingindlovu ...
Minister Ebrahim Patel addresses inaugural Worker Share Ownership Conference
Minister Ebrahim Patel addresses inaugural Worker Share Ownership Conference Worker Share Ownership Video 1 Worker Share Ownership Video 1 ...
Manufacturing Support Programme (MSP)
The Manufacturing Support Programme (MSP) is an incentive designed to grow and develop the manufacturing sector through investment in new or expansion manufacturing projects that will, create and sustain employment, ...
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Manufacturers pleased with AllFashion Sourcing Exhibition
Clothing, textile, footwear and leather manufacturers who showcased their proudly South African products at the AllFashion Sourcing Exhibition in Cape Town have expressed satisfaction with the quality of meetings they
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Clothing and Textile Master Plan Creating Jobs, Replacing Imports
Since his appointment two months ago, the Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Mr Parks Tau has consistently emphasised the acceleration of the implementation of the sector master plans as
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Clothing, Textiles, Footwear and Leather Remain Priority Sectors for Government – Dr Irkhede
The textile, clothing, footwear, leather and general goods sectors remain priority sectors for government due to their labour-absorbing character, and have always been supported by the Department of Trade, Industry
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Dependence on Mineral Commodities Exposes African Countries to External Shocks – Deputy Minister Godlimpi
The dependence of African nations on mineral commodities has left many of them vulnerable to external shocks in the global economy, especially during the times of economic uncertainty. This view
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the dtic Partners With German Ministry to Promote Trade and Investment
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic), in partnership with the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Change, and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ),
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Manufacturers Looking Forward to Attracting New Business at Allfashion Sourcing Exhibition in Cape Town
The Sales Manager of Genuine Connection Promotions, Ms Elaine Köhne says participating at the AllFashion Sourcing Exhibition in Cape Town will boost the company’s brand visibility and will offer opportunities
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Deputy Minister Godlimpi to Attend Wto Public Forum in Geneva
The Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Mr Zuko Godlimpi will attend the 2024 World Trade Organisation (WTO) Public Forum that will take place in Geneva, Switzerland from 10-13
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the dtic Supports Manufacturers to Showcase at the Allfashion Sourcing Exhibition in Cape Town
A group of manufacturers from the Clothing, Textile, Footwear, Leather and General Goods sectors have received support from the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) to showcase their
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Competition Law Has Been Vital in Transforming South Africa’s Economy – Deputy Minister Godlimpi
As we reflect on 25 years of competition enforcement, we must acknowledge that competition law has been a vital tool in transforming South Africa’s economy and opening new avenues for
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Deputy Minister Whitfield impressed by Progress at Atlantis Special Economic Zone
The Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Mr Andrew Whitfield has expressed his satisfaction and delight at progress that has been registered by the Atlantis Special Economic Zone (SEZ)
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