💨 Abstract

The U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a bill urging a review of U.S.-South Africa relations, potentially targeting senior ANC officials with sanctions. Introduced by Rep. Ronny Jackson, the bill highlights concerns over South Africa's engagements with Russia, China, and Iran. While proponents see it as a measure to ensure "accountability," critics fear it could strain bilateral ties. The bill faces further House and Senate votes before potential presidential approval, with experts doubting its passage.

Courtesy: Garrin Lambley