He’ll talk about matters of mutual interest with President Cyril Ramaphosa.

President Brahim Ghali comes to South Africa from a State visit to Namibia where President  Hage Geingob, like his South African counterpart Cyril Rampahosa,  strongly supports the Western Sahara’s right to self determination and independence.

They regard the 43-year Moroccan occupation of the Western Sahara as one of the last colonial vestiges in Africa.

Both use Morocco’s admission to African Union to press Rabat to end that occupation and exploitation of Saharawi resources and to keep its promise to have a referendum in the Western Sahara giving the people an opportunity to determine their own future.

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