Xenophobia threatens SA’s African trade ambitions
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CIPS Southern Africa’s Paul Vos looks at whether rising xenophobia could undermine South Africa’s ambitions to become a gateway for African trade. Samilco CEO André van Heerden explains why dairy farmers are being squeezed as milk prices fall and production costs climb. DG Murray Trust’s Rahima Essop unpacks the proposed R2 billion plan to tackle child stunting by supporting mothers during pregnancy. And Africa Mining Watch managing editor Andrew Maggs brings us the big conversations, trends and takeaways from Africa Energy Week.
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Guests on today’s show:
Paul Vos: Regional managing director, CIPS Southern Africa
André van Heerden: CEO, Samilco
Rahima Essop: Communications director, DG Murray Trust
Andrew Maggs: Managing editor, Africa Mining Watch
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