As anger over insecurity mounted United States President Donald Trump posted on social media on 31 October that he would re-designate Nigeria as a ‘Country of Particular Concern' under the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998...

United States President Donald Trump's lambasting of the Tinubu government's failure to protect Christians was blamed partly on the lack of a Nigeria ambassador in Washington DC...

And South Africa's relations with US President Donald Trump have hit a new low since the G20 – although many big US investors still speak positively of South Africa and prospects for expansion there...

Washington has refused to send senior officials to G20 meetings since the start of Donald Trump's second term in January and its request to send the US charge d'affaires in South Africa was rejected...

That sent signals to the United States quickly taken up by President Donald Trump's administration in Washington DC which threatened visa bans aid cuts and even military intervention unless Nigeria acted quickly to rein in the mayhem...

Unlike China or the United States under President Donald J Trump it still conditions funding on adherence to ‘values'...

Since Burhan's meeting with Massad Boulos – United States President Donald Trump's Senior Africa Advisor – in Zurich on 11 August they have known that the SAF was offered a safe exit from the war...

25 billion Eurobond launch on 5 November despite market ructions triggered by United States President Donald Trump's threats of military action against Nigeria...

We understand that South Africa's AGOA benefits are more likely to be replaced by a bilateral trade deal; one that although transactional hinges on political factors opposed by President Donald Trump's administration including Black Economic Empowerment and land expropriation without compensation (Dispatches 5/2/25 Trump wages economic war over land bill AC Vol 66 No 11 Why Musk and Rupert hold key to the Ramaphosa-Trump summit & Vol 66 No 16 Tariff calamity deepens rift with Washington)...