(Reuters) - Exchange controls are blocking South African investment in Africa's mining boom while China extends its reach on the continent, a conference heard on Wednesday.
"Exchange controls are still restricting South African companies enormously getting involved in Africa," said Neil Gardyne, executive director of the New Africa Mining Fund.
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"Exchange controls are still restricting South African companies enormously getting involved in Africa," said Neil Gardyne, executive director of the New Africa Mining Fund.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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