Lamola reflects on UK state visit

Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ronald Lamola, is back in South Africa after a trip to the United Kingdom and Ireland.
It was part of a round of economic diplomacy to secure more investment.
At the end of that trip, he met with London correspondent Stuart Smith to discuss what was achieved, South Africa's upcoming G20 presidency, and the BRICS summit in Russia later this month.
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