President Cyril Ramaphosa says the third annual South Africa Investment Conference, which wrapped up yesterday, secured more than R109-billion in investments. He says this puts the country back on track, to secure the ambitious R1.5-trillion target, set for five years. Ramaphosa says the latest investment commitments bring the total value of pledges, made since 2018, to R773.6-billion.

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