This decision was communicated to Pretoria by the French embassy about two weeks ago, said Vincent Magwenya
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JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's presidency said on Thursday that France had withdrawn an invitation to the G7 leaders' summit in June due to sustained pressure from the United States, including a threat to boycott the summit.
This decision was communicated to Pretoria by the French embassy about two weeks ago, said Vincent Magwenya, a spokesperson for South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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