This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Hibapress-Rabat
Relations between the United States and South Africa have deteriorated since the return to power, on January 20, of Donald Trump, who cut financial aid to Pretoria to protest against an expropriation law and the referral by South Africa of the International Court of Justice against Israel for genocide in Gaza.
As a result, the South African presidency has just revealed that South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will go to the United States where he will meet his American counterpart Donald Trump on May 21, to discuss issues of bilateral, regional and global interest. This visit to Ramaphosa in the United States constitutes a platform to reset the strategic relationship between the two countries, especially since this week, the Trump administration granted refugee status to 49 South Africans white after having judged them victims of racial discrimination.
