President Trump's meeting with South African President Ramaphosa

President Trump's meeting with South African President Ramaphosa featured a video showing radical politicians calling for violence against white Afrikaners. Breitbart News praised Trump for forcing a conversation about the situation in South Africa, calling it the most important thing since apartheid ended.

Trump accuses South Africa of white farmer persecution

President Donald Trump confronted South Africa's leader with a video he claimed supported his allegations of white persecution in the country, which South Africa strongly denied. Trump accused the government of not punishing people who kill white farmers and cut off foreign aid to the country. Ramaphosa denied the allegations and stated that the majority of crime victims in South Africa are Black.

Alleged Genocide in South Africa

During a meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa, President Donald Trump alleged a genocide against white people in South Africa. Ramaphosa clarified that the clips Trump played are not government policy.

Meeting between President Trump and South African President Ramaphosa

During a meeting between President Trump and South African President Ramaphosa, tensions arose over claims of 'genocide' in South Africa. Trump showed a video of radical leaders making threatening remarks against white farmers. The discussion also touched on trade, investment, and concerns about anti-white racism in South Africa.

Meeting between President Trump and South African President Ramaphosa

President Trump meets with South African President Ramaphosa amid accusations of genocide and tensions over foreign policy alignment. The meeting is crucial for both countries' economic and strategic interests.

White South African Refugees and Land Confiscation

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa denies that white South African refugees are being persecuted, claiming they are leaving due to not wanting to embrace changes post-apartheid. President Trump granted asylum to Afrikaner refugees, suspending aid to South Africa. Critics accuse Trump of exaggerating the situation. Ramaphosa defends Expropriation Act permitting land confiscation without compensation. Media organizations dispute claims of mass murder against white farmers. Afrikaners make up 7% of the population and own over half of the farmland, leading to concerns about unfair treatment in land redistribution programs.

G20 Summit Controversy in South Africa

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will not attend a G20 summit in South Africa due to the country's perceived anti-Americanism. South African President Ramaphosa advocated for 'equality' at the World Economic Forum, but an economist objected to the theme of 'Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability' citing poverty challenges. The U.S. Treasury summarizes the G20 group, and President Trump's criticism of South Africa overshadows the State of the Nation address.

Coalition Government Formed in South Africa

The African National Congress party in South Africa has signed a deal to form a coalition government with the main opposition, the Democratic Alliance (DA), and other parties. This marks a seismic shift in South African politics, aligning the ANC with its rival party. The coalition government, known as the government of national unity, aims to address the country's economic struggles, high unemployment, service delivery failures, and corruption. President Cyril Ramaphosa seeks a second term with the support of the DA, while the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) declined to join the coalition. The newly formed populist party, uMkhonto weSizwe led by former President Jacob Zuma, boycotted proceedings alleging election rigging. The ANC has been praised for handling their poor election results and negotiations maturely and calmly.

Corruption Allegations in South Africa's ANC Party

The African National Congress (ANC) in South Africa includes officials facing corruption accusations on its list of candidates for the upcoming election, raising concerns about the party's integrity. President Cyril Ramaphosa is seeking a second term amidst a tough election climate.