Gigaba: Investors confident

Pretoria - Investors have confidence in South Africa's capacity to resolve the ongoing turmoil in the mining sector, Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba said on Friday. The effects of the unrest would be limited, as the country had a proven record

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