EU announces a $5 billion investment in South Africa as the tariffs war with Trump escalates
- The European Union will invest $5 billion in South African aid and development projects, announced EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen.
- Most of the investment aims to support the transition to clean energy, including wind, solar, and hydrogen power production.
- This announcement was made at the first bilateral summit between the EU and South Africa in seven years.
- Von der Leyen stated, 'Europe values its partnership with South Africa,' before meeting President Ramaphosa.
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