South Africa will defend sovereignty, ANC chair says as tensions with US grow
- Growing tensions trouble South Africa and the United States as a senior ANC official defended national sovereignty.
- These tensions relate to race relations and a new land law criticized by US President Donald Trump.
- Following criticism of the law, Donald Trump signed an order concerning Afrikaner refugees in February.
- ANC National Chair Gwede Mantashe stated, "We're a sovereign country," defending South Africa's independence Sunday.
- South Africa sent a special envoy to Washington earlier this month to address the ongoing tensions.
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South Africa will defend sovereignty, President Ramaphosa's party says amid US tensions - Zimbabwe News Now
PRETORIA, South Africa – A senior figure from South Africa’s ruling ANC party has defended his country’s sovereignty amid growing tensions with the US over race relations and a new land law. “We are a free country, we’re a sovereign country. We’re not a province of the United States and that sovereignty will be defended,” ANC National Chair Gwede Mantashe said on Sunday. US President Donald Trump has hit out at South Africa’s new expropriation l…
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