Johannesburg, after a successful hosting of the fashion meets music project during the FIFA 2010 World Cup tournament, Gauteng is now taking its drive to build a solid and viable creative sector economy to the rest of the country with a showcase of GP’s emerging designers at this year’s Durban July this weekend.
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The MEC of Gauteng Economic Development, the Honourable Firoz Cachalia invites you to attend the Gauteng 2010 Gateway to doing Business in Africa Conference focusing on: Packaged business opportunities in Africa, Access to Regional Markets and Networking with prospective partners.
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The two years programme of lobbying and consultation launched by the Gauteng Provincial Government to position the province as a competitive global city region and preferred destination for investments, tourism and competitive sports is paying off.
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Join a business networking reception for UK companies visiting South Africa as part of an International Business Network trade mission from the Yorkshire & Humber region in the UK.
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The Department of Science and Technology administers the R&D Tax incentive to encourage innovation and advanced scientific or technological research and development in South Africa....
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Johannesburg. Following the recent visit to South Africa by United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the spotlight is back on South Africa’s richest province and Africa’s third biggest economy Gauteng...
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You are cordially invited to the presentation by the three Executive Directors of 2010 Projects from the three Metropolitan Cities (Ekurhuleni; City of Joburg and Tshwane)...
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Keryn House, CEO of BPeSA Gauteng, expressed her excitement this week at the establishment of Genpact’s operation in South Africa, through its strategic partnership with South African Breweries Ltd.
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The Gauteng Economic Development Agency (GEDA) noted with grave concern the misleading article publish on Business Day edition of the 29th July 2009 in relation to GEDA’s 2006 Internal audit report prepared by Sizwe Ntsaluba firm.
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The Gauteng Economic Development Agency (GEDA) is streamlining its operations in order to better combat the effects of the current financial crisis and has identified some key projects that can unlock growth in the province.
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We are pleased to inform you that JETRO, the Japanese trade commission will be co-hosting a Japanese Food and Beverage market workshop with GEDA.
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View key facts and figures about Gauteng and the economy in relation to figures from the rest of the world.
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African Fashion International (AFI), organisers of the Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban Fashion Weeks, is proud to announce ARISE Africa Fashion Week, a showcase of the continent’s leading fashion designers at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg, from the 12 to 20 June 2009.
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The Hon. Ms. Nomvula Mokonyane, Premier of Gauteng, cordially requests the pleasure of your company at the launch of the Gauteng ‘Smile Campaign’ aimed at unveiling our welcome campaign in support of the 2009 Confederations and 2010 World Cup.
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Pan Africa Precinct and the Shopping Centre is part of the Presidential Alexandra Renewal Project – a massive initiative aimed at improving living conditions and upgrading human capacity, including environmental development, human skills, housing and infrastructure programmes.[view details]

The global meltdown: what caused it? How will it change the world? How should governments respond? And how should towns and cities, labour and the private sector respond? What will it mean for me in my work?[view details]

Concerned by the growing numbers of imports streaming into the country and the disturbing figures of our trade balance account, the Gauteng Economic Development Agency (GEDA) will on Thursday 2nd April 2009 launch its export platform, an on-line tool aimed at assisting exporters and those who wants to be exporters to place their products on an international sellers and buyers market via electronic communication platform.[view details]

Stadia construction, waste management and provision of temporary accommodation tools are some of the immediate business opportunities unveiled to the Gauteng Provincial Government delegation and South African companies that attended the inaugural Brasilia Soccerex held recently on Brazil.[view details]

Brasilia, the Gauteng Provincial Government through its association with Soccerex has set the ball rolling for South African-based companies to explore business opportunities in Brazil in the run-up to the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Fresh from the official launch of the 2009 Brasilia Soccerex Forum that was conducted last week in Brasilia, the stage has been set for locals to export their expertise and skills particularly those currently involved in the 2010 FIFA World Cup preparations.[view details]

This Summit is the first of its kind and aims to provide a platform for us as Africans to discuss ways of strengthening trade and investments among ourselves; to promote economic integration; towards a better Africa.

As Africans we have a collective responsibility to ensure that our developmental agenda as outlined in the NEPAD document is realised. [view details]

It’s all system go for the inaugural Gauteng NEPAD Summit, the first of its kind in the country where NEPAD projects implementation are discussed at a sub-national level. Gauteng Premier Mr. Paul Mashatile will on Wednesday 4th March 2009 officially open the summit at the Sandton International Convention Centre starting at 09h00. [view details]

As a sequel to a media release issued on 23 February 2009 and titled “Lies, desist and total ignorance of facts, the DA’s modus operandi.” The Gauteng Economic Development Agency (“GEDA”) hereby acknowledges, with hindsight, that the language used in reference to Mr Jack Bloom of the Democratic Alliance (“DA”) including but not limited to the following “iritic”, “somebody who has a history of harvesting on his own lies” (sic), was unfortunate and accordingly hereby retracted.
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