Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool said that he was neither panic-stricken nor complacent about the actions being taken by the US administration against South Africa.
CAPE TOWN - South Africa's ambassador to the United States, Ebrahim Rasool, has welcomed the decision by President Cyril RamaphosaIt comes in the wake of unprecedented action taken by the United States against South Africa in response to misinformation around the Expropriation Act., Rasool said he had already been engaging anti-apartheid allies in America to correct the misinformation peddled by expatriates and white minority groups.
Appointments to the commerce and trade portfolios within President Donald Trump's cabinet, are yet to be confirmed. Rasool advised that Ramaphosa first send his envoys to Western countries which also feel under attack by the US to find a common approach towards what he called a"capricious superpower".
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