Finally hit the jackpot27 Aug 2018 01:59
Looks like Cyril's finally met his match
Theresa May will visit South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya during a three-day trip aimed at laying the groundwork for future deals. The prime minister will present President Cyril Ramaphosa with the ship bell of the SS Mendi, which sank off the coast of the Isle of Wight in 1917 after it was unintentionally rammed by a Royal Mail packing boat.
In a speech in Cape Town, she is expected to say: "Africa stands right on the cusp of playing a transformative role in the global economy, and as longstanding partners this trip is a unique opportunity at a unique time for the UK to set out our ambition to work even closer together.
As well as representatives from the London Stock Exchange, Standard Chartered, the Scottish Whisky Association and JCB, the prime minister will also be joined by directors of small to medium-sized businesses.
Among them are Sure Chill from Cardiff, solar technology provider (Well there you have it our solar partner on a plate brings a tear to your eye)
news.sky.com/story/theresa-may-heads-to-south-africa-to-eye-up-post-brexit-trade-deal-11482902