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Foreign investor visas divide Pretoria in midst of economic slump

Several Western countries are pushing South Africa to set up a system to grant foreign companies visas for their staff based on the amount of money they invest in the country. But the government, against a backdrop of growing nationalism and mass unemployment, is split on the issue. [...]

Published on 05/12/2022 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 3 minutes

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South Africa
Foreign investor visas divide Pretoria in midst of economic slump

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South African visa applicants face massive backlog

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South African business leaders irritated by trade minister's interference in Competition Commission

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