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Limpopo Investment Conference surpasses the R120 billion target for 2026, reaching an over R138 billion mark

Mail & Guardian · 16 October 2026 at 18:51

Limpopo Investment Conference surpasses the R120 billion target for 2026, reaching an over R138 billion mark

The sixth Limpopo Investment Conference surpassed its 2026 target by securing over R138 billion in pledges, as Deputy President Paul Mashatile urged leaders to ensure these investments create tangible, long-term community benefits.

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