The United States has withdrawn from a climate agreement where rich nations have pledged billions of dollars to help a small group of developing countries switch from coal to green energy sources.

The United Nations’ World Food Program is closing its southern Africa office in the wake of the Trump administration’s aid cuts

Ramaphosa told a conference organised by U.S. bank Goldman Sachs in Johannesburg that he wanted the "dust to ... We want to go and do a meaningful deal with the United States on a whole range of issues," Ramaphosa said. "I'm very positively inclined ...

Johannesburg and Tshwane have been named as co-hosts in what has been dubbed U20 – the local government leg of G20.

(Reuters) - The United Nations' World Food Programme (WFP), which gets much of its funding from the United States, is closing its southern African bureau, Bloomberg News said on Monday. The decision was communicated to staff around the world in an email on Friday from Global Executive Director Cindy McCain, Bloomberg reported.

The department is meeting with the organisations affected by the decision taken by President Donald Trump’s administration.

Delta Air Lines and United Airlines emphasized that this will not result in additional frequencies between the US and South Africa.