State provides support for job creation, says Zuma
Speaking at the World Economic Forum, President Jacob Zuma said the state is not the primary job creator in South Africa.
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Gates lends Global Fund a helping hand
Bill Gates has rescued a beleaguered health fund by pledging $750-million to fight three of world's killer diseases -- Aids, malaria and TB.
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Davos calls for clear laws against cybercrime
Davos has called for global action against cybercrime, saying countries should have clear laws against it.
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Women must banish men to the margins, Tutu tells Davos
Archbishop Desmond Tutu has warned the world's elite that it is time for women to seize control of the world and sort out the mess men have made.
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Stay calm and carry on, Gordhan tells SA
Pravin Gordhan has told South Africans to learn from Europe's mistakes, and not worry about bad news coming out of the World Economic Forum meeting.
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The economic week ahead: Davos, data and rates
Economists and investors across the globe will be digesting a host of economic reports for signs that recent rallies may continue.
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Davos guide A-Z: what you need to know about the WEF
Our A-Z analysis unpicks the significance of the World Economic Forum talkfest taking place in Switzerland this week.
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'Global burnout' on the WEF agenda at Davos
The sovereign debt crisis is set to cast its shadow over Davos this year, where world leaders will meet to discuss the future of the global economy.
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Minor explosion in Davos hotel, nobody hurt
Left-wing activists claimed responsibility for a minor explosion on Thursday at a hotel in Davos, close to the World Economic Forum meeting.
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