With significant Chinese investment across Africa in recent decades, last year the US announced funds for $60 billion worth of investment, which many saw as a direct attempt to counter the growing influence of Beijing.
This trip is a chance to attract fresh European funding and cement the relationship with the UK – South Africa’s 6th largest trading partner, according to figures from 2017.British withdrawThe summit is selling itself as placing a special interest on ‘fresh thinking’, encouraging so-called ‘home-made solutions’ to tackle Africa’s problems.
Ramaphosa knows that investment from abroad is crucial to helping address continuing problems in South Africa.
6th Financial Times Africa Summit but Held in London ai, African leaders though
He needed a break. It's too hot for him in SA.
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