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South Africa has moved to ease the pain the economic downturn has had on the manufacturing industry, with the Treasury releasing details of a new package of tax incentives designed to boost industrial production.
Off the coast of Africa, a transformation in the telecommunications industry is beginning to take shape.
Given the importance of providing sufficient electricity to the smelters of the world's largest mining market, particularly in light of the power shortages that plagued the country last year, energy security has become an overriding concern for South Africa.
As the host of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, South Africa will take centre stage next summer, but the country's Department of Transport (DoT) is working overtime to complete the needed infrastructure improvements in time to accommodate the expected surge in visitors.
South Africa closed 2008 with cause for quiet optimism on a number of fronts.
South Africa's government is responding to stubbornly high unemployment figures by announcing a major boost in project spending, though there are warnings the international credit crisis could hamper efforts to create new jobs.

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