South Africans rarely think of foreign policy as a kitchen-table issue. It feels like something diplomats discuss in Pretoria’s marbled corridors, far removed from load-shedding schedules, school fees and the price of bread. This year has made that separation impossible to defend. When Washington imposed a 12.5% forced-labour tariff on South African exports in July […]
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