Business Day TV speaks to Bob Wekesa, acting director of the African Centre for the study of the US at Wits University
20 May 2025 - 15:37
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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s working visit to the US to meet President Donald Trump is under way. Bilateral relations between the two states are strained after they clashed over racial politics and the Israel-Gaza war. While there is no specific agenda set for the meeting on Wednesday, the big question is whether bilateral relations can be repaired. Business Day TV discusses this in detail with Bob Wekesa, acting director of the African Centre for the Study of the US at Wits University.
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Business Day TV speaks to Bob Wekesa, acting director of the African Centre for the study of the US at Wits University
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s working visit to the US to meet President Donald Trump is under way. Bilateral relations between the two states are strained after they clashed over racial politics and the Israel-Gaza war. While there is no specific agenda set for the meeting on Wednesday, the big question is whether bilateral relations can be repaired. Business Day TV discusses this in detail with Bob Wekesa, acting director of the African Centre for the Study of the US at Wits University.
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