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South African President Jacob Zuma Accuses Protesters Of Racism
South African President Jacob Zuma today criticised marches last week that drew tens of thousands of protesters demanding his resignation, accusing some demonstrators of racism.
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South Africa's Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan Ordered Home From London Ahead Of Gupta Brothers Court Case
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is set to return to South Africa early on Tuesday after being ordered home from London by President Jacob Zuma, hours before a court hearing over the closure of accounts belonging to friends of the president.
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Pravin Gordhan: South Africa's Respected Finance Minister Set For Tough Fight
South African Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has been described as the cleverest person in government.
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South African Finance Minister To Be Prosecuted For Fraud
South African Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan will be prosecuted for fraud, officials said Tuesday, in a move that sent the rand tumbling over concerns about political rivalry and the country's fragile economy.
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South African Police Threaten Finance Minister With Legal Action
South Africa's Hawks elite police unit said today it would exercise its "constitutional powers" after Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan failed to meet a second deadline to answer its questions, weakening the rand further.
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Indian-Origin Politician Becomes South Africa's Finance Minister
Pravin Gordhan, a widely respected Indian-origin politician, has been appointed South Africa's new Finance Minister by President Jacob Zuma, becoming the third finance chief of the country in a week amid a raging economic turmoil.
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WEF 2014: BRICS on rebound mode, India to clock steady GDP in next 3 years
The global financial crisis, had hit the BRICS economies - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, but these countries are likely to rebound, with India likely to clock "steady" GDP growth in next three years.
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WEF 2014: BRICS on rebound mode, India to clock steady GDP in next 3 years
The global financial crisis, had hit the BRICS economies - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, but these countries are likely to rebound, with India likely to clock "steady" GDP growth in next three years.
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BRICs to consider bid for World Bank top job
The World Bank's highest position has traditionally been held by an American; the current president Robert Zoellick has said he will step down at the end of June.
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South African President Jacob Zuma Accuses Protesters Of Racism
South African President Jacob Zuma today criticised marches last week that drew tens of thousands of protesters demanding his resignation, accusing some demonstrators of racism.
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South Africa's Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan Ordered Home From London Ahead Of Gupta Brothers Court Case
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is set to return to South Africa early on Tuesday after being ordered home from London by President Jacob Zuma, hours before a court hearing over the closure of accounts belonging to friends of the president.
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Pravin Gordhan: South Africa's Respected Finance Minister Set For Tough Fight
South African Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has been described as the cleverest person in government.
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South African Finance Minister To Be Prosecuted For Fraud
South African Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan will be prosecuted for fraud, officials said Tuesday, in a move that sent the rand tumbling over concerns about political rivalry and the country's fragile economy.
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South African Police Threaten Finance Minister With Legal Action
South Africa's Hawks elite police unit said today it would exercise its "constitutional powers" after Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan failed to meet a second deadline to answer its questions, weakening the rand further.
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Indian-Origin Politician Becomes South Africa's Finance Minister
Pravin Gordhan, a widely respected Indian-origin politician, has been appointed South Africa's new Finance Minister by President Jacob Zuma, becoming the third finance chief of the country in a week amid a raging economic turmoil.
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WEF 2014: BRICS on rebound mode, India to clock steady GDP in next 3 years
The global financial crisis, had hit the BRICS economies - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, but these countries are likely to rebound, with India likely to clock "steady" GDP growth in next three years.
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WEF 2014: BRICS on rebound mode, India to clock steady GDP in next 3 years
The global financial crisis, had hit the BRICS economies - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, but these countries are likely to rebound, with India likely to clock "steady" GDP growth in next three years.
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BRICs to consider bid for World Bank top job
The World Bank's highest position has traditionally been held by an American; the current president Robert Zoellick has said he will step down at the end of June.
