
As I observe the unfolding geopolitics in the Middle East, as well as South Africa’s condolence letter to the Iranian government issued by Dirco, I am reminded of last month’s televised engagement between President Cyril Ramaphosa and US President Donald Trump at the White House. What should have been a moment to assert South Africa’s position on the global stage instead laid bare a troubling absence: there was no clear national narrative, no bold pitch, and no coherent articulation of where South Africa is heading or why the world should care.
Read: Trump’s ambush of Ramaphosa leaves SA reeling
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Mud Eye
The difference between the South African football team and a tea bag is that the tea bag stays in the cup
Silver Rose
Fun South African Fact: The aboriginal people of South Africa are the San and the Khoi.