South Africa Invites Trump to Explore Business Opportunities
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said the nation invited his US counterpart to send officials to the country to 'explore opportunities for deepening investment and trade.'
It extended the invitation to a 'government and business delegation,' he said in his weekly letter published Monday.
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