President Cyril Ramaphosa will be attending the funeral of the late queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland‚ Queen Elizabeth II on Monday.
Ramaphosa's office said he would be arriving in London on Sunday‚ where he would attend the king's reception‚ which will be hosted by King Charles‚ who ascended the throne after his mother's death last week.Ramaphosa's office said he was among the heads of states and government officials who were invited to her funeral service taking place at her primary residence‚ Buckingham Palace.
“The leaders will meet at the White House on Friday‚ September 16‚ to discuss bilateral‚ regional and global issues of mutual interest‚ including trade and investment‚ climate change‚ food security‚ energy‚ and peace and security.
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