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WATCH: What the Biden administration will mean for SA

John Stremlau from Wits University’s international relations department talks to Business Day TV about the changing of the guard in the US

21 January 2021 - 08:13 Business Day TV
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The new US president, Joe Biden, was sworn in on Wednesday, making him the country’s 46th president.

Business Day TV spoke to John Stremlau from Wits University's International Relations Department for his take on the new administration.

John Stremlau from Wits University’s international relations department talks to Business Day TV about the changing of the guard in the US

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