Zuma says South Africa, China agree on $6.5b deals

Zuma says South Africa, China agree on $6.5b deals

Thursday, December 3, 2015 8:51 am


South Africa and China signed deals worth 94 billion rand ($6.5 billion) during talks between the two countries, President Jacob Zuma said on Wednesday, adding that relations between the two nations were at their “best ever”.

The talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping focused on boosting investment and trade between the two countries.

 

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