US EditionTrump says South Africa is not invited to next year’s G20
Trump cited South Africa’s refusal to hand over the G20 presidency and alleged human-rights abuses against Afrikaners while halting U.S. payments and barring the country from the 2026 summit.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced he is barring South Africa from the 2026 G20 in Miami and will stop all U.S. payments and subsidies, citing treatment of a U.S. representative.
- South Africa rejected the traditional handover to a senior U.S. Embassy representative at the Johannesburg summit, and the U.S. did not send a delegation, citing Afrikaner persecution reports.
- In a Truth Social post, President Donald Trump linked the U.S. absence from the Johannesburg meeting to reports of violence against white farmers and accused farmland seizures, writing `they are killing white people`.
- The freeze on payments and subsidies takes effect immediately, signaling a potential rupture in U.S.–South Africa relations as the U.S. took over the rotating G20 presidency on Monday.
- Washington left the Johannesburg declaration unsigned and opposed South Africa's climate change agenda, while South Africa rejected the violence claims as baseless.
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The US President escalates his dispute with South Africa: Only recently he lacked demonstratively at the G-20 summit in Johannesburg. Now he does not want the country to come to the next summit in the USA.
'They are killing white people': Donald Trump bars South Africa from G20 in Miami; stops all US subsidies to the African nation
America's President Donald Trump has barred South Africa from the 2026 G20 Summit in Miami. He cited human rights concerns and alleged mistreatment of white communities. South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa called the move regrettable and based on misinformation. The nation reaffirms its ...
US President Trump does not want to invite South Africa to the G20 summit next year.
South Africa Can Forget About G20 in Miami, Trump Says
President Trump said Wednesday that he will bar South Africa from participating in the Group of 20 summit next year in Miami and "stop all payments and subsidies" to the country over its treatment of a US government representative at this year's global meeting. Trump chose not to have an...
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