South Africa's close ties to Iran under scrutiny
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — A South African energy and chemicals company is reviewing investments in Iran. A politically connected South African telecommunications company has been accused of pushing Pretoria to support Iran's nuclear power program. All as the West increases pressure on the Middle Eastern country accused of having nuclear weapons ambitions.
Iran denies charges from the United States and its allies that ...
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