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Cyril Ramaphosa said the allegations had damaged South Africa’s currency and international standing
An independent inquiry has found no evidence that South Africa supplied weapons to Russia, President Cyril Ramaphosa has said.
The panel rejected claims made by the US ambassador to South Africa that a Russian ship was loaded with ammunition and arms in Cape Town last December.
The allegations had raised questions over the country’s professed neutrality in the war with Ukraine.
Mr Ramaphosa said it had damaged the nation’s currency and…
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