JOHANNEDBURG - Trade tensions between South Africa and the United States have reached a new level.
Despite ongoing efforts to strengthen relations, the US has decided to impose a 30% tariff on imports.
Experts says it could shave 0.2% off economic growth, disrupting manufacturing and agriculture.
Government has launched a series of measures, including a push to diversify into new markets. ))
To discuss the economic and diplomatic implications we’re joined by Annabel Bishop, Chief Economist at Investec and International Relations Expert, Patrick Lukusa Kadima.