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Why Im investing in South Africa as a South African - Rob Hersov, Global Entrepreneur

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Entrepreneur Rob Hersov explains why he keeps investing in South Africa, naming the sectors he backs, real estate, betting and AI compute, and the case he makes for domestic capital staying home.

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