The Presidency says it hopes President Cyril Ramaphosa and his US counterpart President Donald Trump will have a positive engagement next week. Ramaphosa is set to meet with Trump on Wednesday in Washinton DC. This comes as Pretoria and Washington DC have strained bilateral relations. The presidency says this will offer the two countries a golden opportunity to reset their strategic relationship. Bonolo Maribe has more and Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Professor of Practice at the University of Johannesburg, a Research Associate at Oxford University, Dr Pali Lehohla 

<p>The Presidency says it hopes President Cyril Ramaphosa and his US counterpart President Donald Trump will have a positive engagement next week. Ramaphosa is set to meet with Trump on Wednesday in Washinton DC. This comes as Pretoria and Washington DC have strained bilateral relations. The presidency says this will offer the two countries a golden opportunity to reset their strategic relationship. Bonolo Maribe has more and Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Professor of Practice at the University of Johannesburg, a Research Associate at Oxford University, Dr Pali Lehohla&nbsp;</p>

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   “It’s two businessmen who have turned into politicians, they may have a connecting line” – UJ Professor of Practice, Dr Pali Lehohla says Trump and Ramaphosa may find common ground 