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Premier Alan Winde. (Photo: Jaco Marais) As a diplomatic row in between South Africa and the US continues,

Dirco declared that Reuben Brigety confessed he crossed the line and apologised unreservedly. The US ambassador is, nevertheless,

The Western Cape and Agri Western Cape say they are extremely concerned about the devasting economic impact of the political fallout between the US and SA.

Western Cape Government said it was concerned that crucial trade agreements could be at risk as South Africa scrambles to deal with a diplomatic crisis brought on by America's claims that the country sold arms to Russia.

Trade is critical part of our path to economic stability, says Alan Winde

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde hosted the 10th Energy Digicon on Thursday and looked at financing options for solar power.

The Western Cape Government has addressed the serious allegations made by the US Ambassador alleging that SA has supplied weapons to Russia.

Reuben Brigety was on Friday asked to explain his conduct, after Dirco spokesperson Clayson Monyela said the government expressed its "utter displeasure" at the US ambassador's statements.


The DA urged the public to support the US based nonprofit organisation Avaaz's online petition that has garnered more than 400,000 signatures.

Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has launched an ease-of-doing-business index that will track ten critical indicators.