FT – Naledi Pandor: Bringing SA to its knees would be self-sabotage for the US
Naledi Pandor, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation in South Africa, writes that addressing the recent developments regarding SA's bilateral relations with the United States is imperative. Pandor argues that SA's economic ties have flourished over the past three decades, yielding mutual benefits. However, introducing a bilateral bill in the US House of Representatives raises concerns. This bill questions South Africa's foreign policy decisions and threatens our economic partnership. Such actions jeopardise the progress and prosperity we've achieved together since the end of apartheid.
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By Naledi Pandor*
Our bilateral relations have always been economically beneficial on both sides
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