US EditionSouth Africa Notes President Trump's Regrettable Truth Social Post
- On Saturday the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation said President Donald Trump's Truth Social post was regrettable and not supported by evidence, dismissing claims of Afrikaner persecution as ahistorical.
- On Truth Social, President Donald Trump alleged Afrikaners were `being killed and slaughtered` and announced no U.S. officials would attend the G20 Summit in Johannesburg later this month.
- A group of over 40 prominent Afrikaners said, `We reject the narrative that casts Afrikaners as victims of racial persecution in post-apartheid South Africa.` van der Rheede added, `It is now very important for all South Africans to unite and refute the statements by President Donald Trump&that Afrikaners are being killed and slaughtered and their land and farms are being illegally confiscated. This is simply not true.`
- South Africa said Trump's decision not to send U.S. officials to this month’s G20 Leaders' Summit in Johannesburg is regrettable and highlighted four previous statements that set the record straight on farm crime, while emphasising its focus on unity and social cohesion.
- Trump's wider pattern includes confronting Cyril Ramaphosa, cutting aid, expelling the South African ambassador, imposing 30 percent tariffs, and prioritising Afrikaners for fast-track refugee status, while European heads of state and President Xi Jinping are expected at the summit.
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South Africa says Trump’s G20 boycott is ‘regrettable’
South Africa said it was “regrettable” that US President Donald Trump had decided not to send any officials to this month’s G20 summit in Johannesburg over his persistent false claims about Pretoria’s supposed persecution of Afrikaners.On Friday, Trump said it was a “total disgrace” that South Africa was hosting the gathering — the first time the G20 will be held on the continent — and that no American official would attend over what he said wer…
How Trump's Support for a White Minority Group in South Africa Led to a US Boycott of the G20 Summit
CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — U.S. President Donald Trump says that his government will boycott the Group of 20 summit this month in South Africa over his claims that a white minority group there is being violently persecuted. Those claims have been widely rejected.
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Prominent Afrikaners refuse to be 'pawns,' and hit back at Trump's claims about South Africa
Prominent Afrikaners are pushing back after President Trump announced no U.S. officials will attend the G20 in Johannesburg, rejecting his claims of "white persecution" in South Africa as false and politically driven.
South Africa Notes President Trump's Regrettable Truth Social Post
[SAnews.gov.za] The South African government has dismissed comments made by United States President Donald Trump on his Truth Social platform, describing his post as "regrettable" and "not substantiated by fact".
Afrikaner Plight Ignored by Most
Non Whites, even the most intellectual of them, simply do not understand the plight of Afrikaner people, and of course lobby group Afriforum, nor do they care to try and sympathize. ANC Propaganda news networks keep pushing the White Genocide narrative, as if President Trump and Kallie Kriel accused the South African government of these heinous crimes. Newsroom Afrika and SABC News love to gaslight the likes of Mr Kriel, Afriforum’s CEO, by reha…
The next G20 summit will be held in Johannesburg on 22 and 23 November, but US President Donald Trump pointed his finger at South Africa. All the details. US President Donald Trump said that the US government will boycott the G20 summit this month in South Africa due to the fact that the white minority in that country would be violently persecuted. Afrikaner, persecutions, propaganda and G20: as Donald Trump has triggered an international case (…
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