Investors in South Africa are hoping for a stable political environment after attempts by some members of the African National Congress to remove President Jacob Zuma were defeated. The country narrowly missed a downgrade by ratings agency Moody's last week and hopes for a similar verdict when Standard and Poor's releases its report later in the week. Sumitra Nydoo reports.
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