Johnathan Paoli
President Cyril Ramaphosa has praised the role of the Black Business Council (BBC) in expanding the growth and development of Black-owned and run businesses in the country, and said that he looked forward to the government’s plans for the future.
President Ramaphosa delivered a keynote address at the annual BBC Summit Dinner in Kempton Park on Tuesday and praised the council for its role in lobbying the government on policy-related matters and advocating for the accelerated participation of Black business in the mainstream economy.
“Black business has been a valued partner along this journey and I have no doubt will continue to be so for time to come. We salute you for your solidarity, your positive, cooperative spirit with us as government, and above all for your patriotism,” the President said.
Ramaphosa said the relationship between the government and the BBC has deepened since the 6th administration took
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