South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) has rejected calls to nationalise mines in the country.
The party, citing a new strategy policy-paper released on Sunday, said there will be a massive job loss.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has been proposing radical re-distribution of the economy and land to the black majority. Mines ownership has been part of the discussion.
The ANC said in a previous policy document in 2012, that it would not support nationalisation of mines, but the debate over the issue has intensified since the emergence of the EFF in 2013.
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) has rejected calls to nationalise mines in the country.
The party, citing a new strategy policy-paper released on Sunday, said there will be a massive job loss.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has been proposing radical re-distribution of the economy and land to the black majority. Mines ownership has been part of the discussion.
The ANC said in a previous policy document in 2012, that it would not support nationalisation of mines, but the debate over the issue has intensified since the emergence of the EFF in 2013.
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) has rejected calls to nationalise mines in the country.
The party, citing a new strategy policy-paper released on Sunday, said there will be a massive job loss.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has been proposing radical re-distribution of the economy and land to the black majority. Mines ownership has been part of the discussion.
The ANC said in a previous policy document in 2012, that it would not support nationalisation of mines, but the debate over the issue has intensified since the emergence of the EFF in 2013.
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) has rejected calls to nationalise mines in the country.
The party, citing a new strategy policy-paper released on Sunday, said there will be a massive job loss.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has been proposing radical re-distribution of the economy and land to the black majority. Mines ownership has been part of the discussion.
The ANC said in a previous policy document in 2012, that it would not support nationalisation of mines, but the debate over the issue has intensified since the emergence of the EFF in 2013.
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) has rejected calls to nationalise mines in the country.
The party, citing a new strategy policy-paper released on Sunday, said there will be a massive job loss.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has been proposing radical re-distribution of the economy and land to the black majority. Mines ownership has been part of the discussion.
The ANC said in a previous policy document in 2012, that it would not support nationalisation of mines, but the debate over the issue has intensified since the emergence of the EFF in 2013.
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) has rejected calls to nationalise mines in the country.
The party, citing a new strategy policy-paper released on Sunday, said there will be a massive job loss.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has been proposing radical re-distribution of the economy and land to the black majority. Mines ownership has been part of the discussion.
The ANC said in a previous policy document in 2012, that it would not support nationalisation of mines, but the debate over the issue has intensified since the emergence of the EFF in 2013.
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) has rejected calls to nationalise mines in the country.
The party, citing a new strategy policy-paper released on Sunday, said there will be a massive job loss.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has been proposing radical re-distribution of the economy and land to the black majority. Mines ownership has been part of the discussion.
The ANC said in a previous policy document in 2012, that it would not support nationalisation of mines, but the debate over the issue has intensified since the emergence of the EFF in 2013.
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) has rejected calls to nationalise mines in the country.
The party, citing a new strategy policy-paper released on Sunday, said there will be a massive job loss.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has been proposing radical re-distribution of the economy and land to the black majority. Mines ownership has been part of the discussion.
The ANC said in a previous policy document in 2012, that it would not support nationalisation of mines, but the debate over the issue has intensified since the emergence of the EFF in 2013.
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