South Africa’s international spotlight is firmly on Washington this week—because President Cyril Ramaphosa has just touched down in the U.S. capital, and he hasn’t come alone. Ramaphosa is set to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump on
Wednesday, with trade, diplomacy, and debunking dangerous narratives—like the so-called “white genocide” conspiracy—firmly on the agenda. He’s also expected to lobby for Trump’s attendance at the G20 summit happening later this year in Johannesburg—a key event for South Africa’s global economic strategy.

South Africa&rsquo;s international spotlight is&nbsp;firmly on Washington this&nbsp;week&mdash;because President Cyril&nbsp;Ramaphosa has just touched down in&nbsp;the U.S. capital, and he hasn&rsquo;t come&nbsp;alone. Ramaphosa is set to meet with U.S.&nbsp;President Donald Trump on Wednesday, with trade, diplomacy,&nbsp;and debunking dangerous&nbsp;narratives&mdash;like the so-called &ldquo;white&nbsp;genocide&rdquo; conspiracy&mdash;firmly on the&nbsp;agenda. He&rsquo;s also expected to lobby for&nbsp;Trump&rsquo;s attendance at the G20&nbsp;summit happening later this year in Johannesburg&mdash;a key event for South&nbsp;Africa&rsquo;s global economic strategy.

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