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<p>As the Business Unity South Africa held its Business Economic Indaba aimed at developing at developing strategies of a transformed and inclusive economy, South African president Cyril Ramaphosa’s spokesperson Khusela Diko joins CNBC Africa’s Lubabalo Mashiqana for a discussion on WEF, SA/India relations and SA’s intentions to aid Zimbabwean economy.</p>


Presidency on SA/India relations and plans to help Zimbabwe

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<p>Sipho Pityana, the newly elected president of Business Unity South Africa, called on South African government to take harsher actions against crooks and corporates involved in corruption. He spoke to the CNBC Africa team stationed at this year&#8217;s World Economic Forum Meeting.</p>


Sipho Pityana calls for tougher punishment for the corrupt

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<p>One of South Africa&#8217;s biggest railway companies Transnet is  set to engage with key players globally in order to attract investment which will boost economic growth. CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters caught up with Tau Morwe, Transnet&#8217;s Acting Group Chief Executive and Popo Molefe, Chairperson of Transnet to find out more about Transnet&#8217;s participation at the World Economic Forum.</p>


Transnet’s plan to attract investment in #Davos

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<p>Our CNBC Africa anchor Fifi Peters caught up with the chairperson of the JSE Nonkululeko Nyembezi who spoke about the integrity of the JSE on an international platform, how WEF conversations will aid business in SA and how SA is challenging climate change.</p>


The integrity of the JSE is unyielding at #WEF2019, says JSE chair Nonkululeko Nyembezi

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<p>CNBC Africa&#8217;s Fifi Peters caught up with Bonang Mohale, CEO of Business Leadership South Africa who sounds his confidence at the South African good story being shared there.</p>


Bonang Mohale: How SA is regaining investor confidence

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<p>CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters caught up with Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi who discussed his optimism for attracting investment and business opportunities for Botswana.</p>


Mokgweetsi Masisi on what makes Botswana attractive to investors


<p>By Chris Bishop</p>



<p>If you listened to President Cyril Ramaphosa at Davos you
would have slept soundly amid the snow of this ski resort in Switzerland in the
belief that all was well in the South African economy.</p>



<p>Yes, Ramaphosa would have faced awkward questions over why
his government is propping up loss making state enterprises, taking time to cut
back government expenditure on items like the civil service and approaching the
thorny issue of expropriation of land without compensation.</p>



<p>“We are casting our nets here and finding big fish,” says
Ramaphosa, the master of the metaphor, at the press briefing at Davos
Wednesday.</p>



<p>At the customary presidential dinner, in Davos, that night
Ramaphosa, with microphone in hand, was even more effusive.</p>



<p>“When we see people here they ask us how we manage to get
business, government and unions working together for the economy of our
country,” says Ramaphosa.</p>



<p>“They say tell us what this magic that you have is. What I
tell them is that there is a renewal and determination to make South Africa
work. “</p>



<p>Ramaphosa also nodded to the fallow and corruption-haunted
years of his predecessor, President Jacob Zuma, whom he took over from in
February.</p>



<p>“We have the loss of nine years to make up,” Ramaphosa told a
crowd of cabinet ministers and millionaires at the dinner.</p>



<p>Reaction to&nbsp;
Ramaphosa’s speech was positive among many here at Davos.</p>



<p>“You certainly have more political stability in your country
than we do in ours,” says a New York-based billionaire.</p>



<p>Ramaphosa hopes this sentiment will help him catch big fish
in the aftermath of the gathering at Davos that winds down on Friday.</p>


#WEF19: “We have the loss of nine years to make up,” SA’s President Ramaphosa

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<p>Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago discusses the impact of global economic risks on monetary policy and the need for the financial sector to tackle cybercrime robustly.</p>


Lesetja Kganyago on how global headwinds are going to impact SA

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<p>MTN CEO Rob Shuter met with Oscar Onyema, CEO of the Nigerian Stock Exchange at WEF about plans to list this year. This is what was discussed.</p>


MTN to list in Nigeria this year: Shuter

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<p>At the World Economic Forum in Davos, CNBC Africa&#8217;s Fifi Peters caught up with Bongani Nqwababa, and Stephen Cornell, who are Joint Presidents and Chief Executive Officers for Sasol South Africa and America respectively. Among the topics explored in the interview are the 4th Industrial Revolution and shaping a new framework for globalisation; shale gas and Sasol’s outlook on the oil price in the next 5 years; as well as investor confidence in Mozambique and the State of Capture Inquiry in South Africa.</p>


In the future ethane will be more important than the oil price for Sasol: Cornell

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<p>At the World Economic Forum in Davos, CNBC Africa&#8217;s Fifi Peters caught up with Bongani Nqwababa, and Stephen Cornell, who are Joint Presidents and Chief Executive Officers for Sasol South Africa and America respectively. Among the topics explored in the interview are the 4th Industrial Revolution and shaping a new framework for globalisation; shale gas and Sasol’s outlook on the oil price in the next 5 years; as well as investor confidence in Mozambique and the State of Capture Inquiry in South Africa.</p>


Sasol’s joint CEOs on how SA is being perceived at #WEF19

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<p>Old Mutual’s CEO Peter Moyo is attending the World Economic Forum for the first time since the group demutualised, he discussed its FinTech plans and the outcome of his meeting with Zimbabwe’s finance minister Mthuli Ncube.</p>


Old Mutual’s CEO Peter Moyo reveals its plans for fintech

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<p>Old Mutual’s CEO Peter Moyo is attending the World Economic Forum for the first time since the group demutualised, he discussed its FinTech plans and the outcome of his meeting with Zimbabwe’s finance minister Mthuli Ncube.</p>


Old Mutual’s CEO Peter Moyo met with Zim’s finmin, this is what was discussed

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<p>MTN CEO Rob Shuter discusses the resolution it has reached with Nigeria over the repatriation of $8.1billion and its tax dispute.</p>


MTN has reached a resolution with Nigeria: CEO Rob Shuter explains what’s been decided

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<p>What are opportunities and challenges in Africa&#8217;s Mining industry? Abdulsamad Rabiu, Chairman BUA Group joins CNBC Africa from Davos on the side-lines of the World Economic Forum to share his thoughts on this.</p>


Opportunities & challenges facing Africa’s mining industry

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<p>MTN CEO Rob Shuter met with Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni to discuss ways to get Ugandan investors to participate in the mobile operator and deported executives.</p>


MTN CEO Rob Shuter: We met with Uganda’s President Museveni this is what we discussed

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<p>With 80 million people around being displaced, the current migrant crisis is a humanitarian crisis. At the same time there are growing fears around open borders to the extent that United States President Donald Trump is intent on building a wall to keep illegal immigrants out. Yet, says, Stan Bergman the CEO of Henry Schein, there are many positives around immigration. He spoke to CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters at the World Economic Forum in Davos.</p>


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Presidency on SA/India relations and plans to help Zimbabwe

Sipho Pityana calls for tougher punishment for the corrupt

Transnet’s plan to attract investment in #Davos

The integrity of the JSE is unyielding at #WEF2019, says JSE chair Nonkululeko Nyembezi

Bonang Mohale: How SA is regaining investor confidence

Mokgweetsi Masisi on what makes Botswana attractive to investors

#WEF19: “We have the loss of nine years to make up,” SA’s President Ramaphosa

Lesetja Kganyago on how global headwinds are going to impact SA

MTN to list in Nigeria this year: Shuter

In the future ethane will be more important than the oil price for Sasol: Cornell

Sasol’s joint CEOs on how SA is being perceived at #WEF19

Old Mutual’s CEO Peter Moyo reveals its plans for fintech

Old Mutual’s CEO Peter Moyo met with Zim’s finmin, this is what was discussed

MTN has reached a resolution with Nigeria: CEO Rob Shuter explains what’s been decided

Opportunities & challenges facing Africa’s mining industry

MTN CEO Rob Shuter: We met with Uganda’s President Museveni this is what we discussed

Henry Schein CEO Stan Bergman on why countries should embrace immigration

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Presidency on SA/India relations and plans to help Zimbabwe

Sipho Pityana calls for tougher punishment for the corrupt

Transnet’s plan to attract investment in #Davos

The integrity of the JSE is unyielding at #WEF2019, says JSE chair Nonkululeko Nyembezi

Bonang Mohale: How SA is regaining investor confidence

Mokgweetsi Masisi on what makes Botswana attractive to investors

#WEF19: “We have the loss of nine years to make up,” SA’s President Ramaphosa

Lesetja Kganyago on how global headwinds are going to impact SA

MTN to list in Nigeria this year: Shuter

In the future ethane will be more important than the oil price for Sasol: Cornell

Sasol’s joint CEOs on how SA is being perceived at #WEF19

Old Mutual’s CEO Peter Moyo reveals its plans for fintech

Old Mutual’s CEO Peter Moyo met with Zim’s finmin, this is what was discussed

MTN has reached a resolution with Nigeria: CEO Rob Shuter explains what’s been decided

Opportunities & challenges facing Africa’s mining industry

MTN CEO Rob Shuter: We met with Uganda’s President Museveni this is what we discussed

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