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Ramaphosa’s US visit over, attention turns to trade

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By Amy Musgrave

President Cyril Ramaphosa has concluded what the Presidency has described as successful working visit to the United States, despite US President Donald Trump being adamant in his false claims that there is white genocide in South Africa.

Clearing up misconceptions on how the visit came about, the Presidency reiterated on Thursday night that it was at the invitation of Trump.

It was aimed resetting and revitalising bilateral relations between South Africa and the US. It focused on addressing issues that have been a source of diplomatic tensions over recent months and reframing bilateral economic and trade relations.

It said both leaders agreed to strengthen bilateral trade ties, increase investments for mutual benefit and forge collaboration in technological exchanges.

“President Ramaphosa welcomed the expected commencement of trade talks between South Africa and the United States through their respective trade negotiations teams,” the Presidency said in a statement.

“President

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