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South Africa strategically significant for China’s future growth plansBy:Creamer Media Reporter China is considering large-scale, long-term investments in South Africa, especially in terms of joint ventures, to secure resources that will help facilitate China’s future growth plans, says commercial law firm Norton Rose Fulbright director Milton Osborn.
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