Ramaphosa Calls Move ‘Unilateral’ President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa publicly criticized Washington’s decision to impose a 30% tariff on South African goods , terming it a unilateral move that could jeopardize trade relations and AGOA benefits theprint.in +2 allAfrica.com +2 The Times of India +2 . The tariffs, set to start August 1, raise concerns in sectors heavily reliant on U.S. markets, especially agriculture and manufacturing. SA officials are appealing to international bodies to mediate and preserve trade stability. Will these tariffs cripple South Africa’s export economy or spur diplomatic negotiations? Chime in below.
Local Government Supports Proposal
Former English professional Marvin Sordell is leading a high-profile campaign to bring Formula 1 to Nigeria, via his company Opus Race Promotions, with backing from Abuja officials and the national sports commission Wall Street JournalThe Times.
Plans include constructing a motorsport track, hotel infrastructure, and a tech hub. While similar bids from other African nations stalled, Nigeria sees this as a major platform for tourism and investment.
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has been invited to assess potential plans. The project still faces logistical and regulatory hurdles before formal approval.
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