Ha ha, no not this time Mark. Inward investment is the money that comes into a capital scarce economy because it wants a risk adjusted return and is almost always managed by professional investors on behalf of collective savings of non-residents of the country in question. It refers directly to a very specific investment class that competes for global funds/capital that is not affected by exchange control or internal colour or political affiliations except sometimes moral convictions. 
So yes, I'm white and conscious of how this flow if it dried up would affect our capital markets, inflation, interest rates and the cost of capital for development. Our investment and banking professionals of colour would agree with me.