The minister spoke in Pretoria on Wednesday morning ahead of a trip to attend meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in the United States.
Gigaba says he'll be meeting with investors to provide assurances on South Africa’s economic stability.
“The changes in the national executive made on 30 March has left them concerned and we need to give that reassurance in terms of government policy. It was only changes to the national executive not government’s policy as we’ve been explaining over the last two weeks.”
The minister says he'll also meet with rating agency Moody’s.
