SOUTH AFRICA SEEKS DEAL WITH TRUMP AFTER FALL OUT. (PHOTO).

South Africa seeks deal with Trump after fall out South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday that he wanted to "do a deal" with US President Donald Trump to resolve a dispute over his country's land policy and genocide case against Israel at the World Court. Trump cut US financial assistance to South Africa in an executive order this month, citing disapproval of its approach to land reform and the International Court of Justice (ICJ) case against Washington's close ally, Reuters reported. Ramaphosa told a conference organised by US bank Goldman Sachs in Johannesburg that he wanted the "dust to settle" after the executive order but that the longer-term goal was to go to Washington to mend relations. "We don't want to go and explain ourselves. We want to go and do a meaningful deal with the United States on a whole range of issues," Ramaphosa said. "I'm very positively inclined to promoting a good relationship with Preside...