19 October 2020 1 Min Read

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WATCH: How the US election will affect SA

Wits University’s John Stremlau talks to Business Day TV about the US presidential election due to take place on November 3

in Economy by Business Day TV
People walk in Times Square on mid-term election day in Manhattan, New York, the US, on November 6 2018. Picture: REUTERS/CAITLIN OCHS
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In less than three weeks, the Americans will head to the polls to decide if Donald Trump will secure a second presidential term or if Joe Biden will be the new head of state. Either way, where will that leave SA’s relationship with the US?

To find out Business Day TV spoke to Wits University’s John Stremlau.

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