EU Announces $5.1 Billion Investment in South Africa Amid Strained U.S. Relations

European Union leaders unveiled a $5.10 billion investment package during a visit to South Africa, signaling a push to strengthen economic ties as both sides face strained relations with the United States.

The investment aims to boost infrastructure, trade, and green energy projects, reinforcing the EU’s strategic partnership with Africa. The timing of the announcement comes as EU-U.S. tensions rise over trade policies and geopolitical disagreements, highlighting Europe’s efforts to diversify alliances.