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After the ICC sanctions, is South Africa ready for US technology sanctions?

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After the ICC sanctions, is South Africa ready for US technology sanctions?

The ICC sanctions expose how dependence on foreign technology can become a sovereignty risk.

South Africa should assess whether its public services could continue operating if access to major international providers were restricted.

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