Team SA faces a series of key engagements such as bilateral meetings, a press conference before a global media and a Country Strategy Dialogue on SA.
Minister of International Relations Lindiwe Sisulu says South Africa has adopted a policy of economic diplomacy in a bid to attract and retain investment.
Addressing the burning issue of youth unemployment is one of the key challenges which the country's delegation to WEF hope to address.
South Africa will support Zimbabwe in whatever way it can but within the framework of what it is able to provide.
More than 3 000 participants from over 110 countries will descend on Davos in the Swiss Alps next week to discuss key issues.
The partnership between key trading partners China and the United Arab Emirates is blooming and holds tremendous potential.
Significant infrastructure investment gaps are one of the major constrictors of investment.
Amid unprecedented change, the principle of lifelong learning is assuming ever greater importance as workforces strive to remain relevant.
Africa's burgeoning youth population had the potential to be a demographic dividend.
The rate of urban growth and its associated social, economic and environmental impacts bring about challenges, but also opportunities.
South Africa placed almost rock bottom of a global list when it comes to how well countries balance energy security.
South Africa's Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday reiterated that a proposed nuclear build programme will only be considered in the broad context of affordability. ...
Cape Town and its desperate battle to avoid running out of water is a climate change disaster, the World Economic Forum in Davos, has heard.
South Africa's Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa will hold bilateral meetings with a range of world leaders at the World Economic Forum on Thursday.
The World Economic Forum on Wednesday announced a new Global Centre for Cyber-security to try and help build a safe and secure global cyberspace.
South Africa's Minister of Trade and Industry Dr Rob Davies said on Wednesday there was optimism around the country's growth prospects.
Paul Mashatile said new political leadership and the promise of "getting things right" was behind the rand strengthening against the dollar.
Europe no longer has a concept of shared solidarity and its systems to deal with the refugee crisis has collapsed.
South African ministers in Davos for the World Economic Forum have welcomed the tough line and decisive action taken on state-owned enterprises.
The South African delegation to the World Economic Forum in Africa has held engagements with government and business leaders as it seeks to boost the country's image ...
Cyril Ramaphosa's position as leader of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) in South Africa has been a magnet for investors and world leaders.
CAPE TOWN, January 24 (ANA) – The worker of the future is going to have to be resilient and be able to adjust and react quickly to a rapidly changing environment. ...