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Johannesburg – President Donald Trump’s announcement to plan to break all the side of help in South Africa because he claimed that the “seizure of the” country “and the treatment of certain classes of people is very bad” in “massive violation of human rights” has caused strong reactions from South African Presidency and commentators.
“The South African government has not seized any countries,” replied South African Cyril Ramaphos in a statement, adding “We look forward to cooperating with Trump’s administration because of our policy on land reform and bilateral interest questions. We are convinced these engagement, we will share better and joint understanding in the relationship with these things. ”
Last week, Ramaphosa signed a proposal for the law that allows national, provincial and local authorities to expropriation of land -to take it -“for public purpose or in public interest,” and the government stated “subject to a righteous and righteous fee that is paid.” However, sources say that expropriation has not yet occurred.
South African President Cyril Ramaphos, Center left, waves as he passes by Indonesian President Joko Widodo, left, Chinese President XI Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, right, during the family photo session in front of Osak Castle at Osaka, Japan, 28. June 2019 (Tomohiro Ohsumi/AFP via Getty Images)
On his truth of social media platforms, President Trump Take advantage of South Africa, publishing “The bad situation is that the radical left -wing media do not want to mention so much. Mass violation of human rights, at the very least, happens that everyone would see. The United States won” we will act for that. Trump later repeated his comments while talking to Andrews in Maryland on Sunday night.
Pieter Du Toit, Assistant Editor -in -Chief of the South African Media Group News 24, posted on the X “US President, who was clearly advised by Elon Musk, there is really no idea what he is talking about.”
South African born Musk tries to expand his Starlink internet service to South Africa, but President Ramaphos allegedly told him that he had to sell 30% of his company here with local wide so -called so -called interests to empower the blacks.
In response to a statement of the South African President, Musk shot back On X, asking Ramaphos: “Why do you have open racist ownership laws?”
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa talks to supporters during the Anc Siyanqoba conference held at the FNB Stadium on May 25, 2024 in Johannesburg. (Photo Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
Analyst Frans Cronje told Fox News Digital that President Trump may be related to the constant killing of farmers in South Africa when he announced that certain classes of people behave very badly.
“The recent comments of President Trump about land attacks in South Africa cannot be divorced from his past comments about violent attacks directed at farmers in the country. Although these comments are often rejected as false, the latest data of South African data suggest that commercial farmers in the country are six times more likely to be violently attacked in their homes than is the case for the general population. ”
Croje said that behind the statements of President Trump could be the agenda.
“Such attacks can also be applied to the property of American investors in South Africa. Croje is an advisor to the USKOCTown Foundation for freedom. He added” Given the land, legislation could allow the massive plot of land that was of the goal of higher political figures in the country. To date, however, there have been no mass seizures, partly because there were no legislative funds through which such seizures would be achieved. ”
Farmers review the sheep show at the Philippolis Fair in Philippolis, South Africa, November 1, 2024. (Photo Paul Botes/AFP via Getty Images)
Now, with the law signed in the law, Cronje says that has changed.
“Comments on property rights in South Africa must be read against wider and two -party American concerns in developing in South Africa. In 2024, the Law on Review of Bilateral Relationships in the United States/South Africa (in Congress) was due to concern The government with the Government with the Government of South Africa Iran, Russia and China threatened US interests to national security. “
Croje, which also advises corporations and government departments about the economic and political trajectory, continued. “Last week, the Government of South Africa, together with Cuba, Beliza and four other countries supported the formation of ‘The Hague Group’ in an apparent move to increase the International Criminal Court, in the midst of passing through Congress the Law on Illicit Court that prescribes sanctions against any country which is seen that the court threatened to American interests for national security against Israel and Israeli.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphos, left and President Donald Trump. Trump has criticized the new Law on Expropriation of South Africa. (Evan Vucci/AP/Rajesh Jantilal/AFP via Getty Images)
South African Ramaphos has played the importance of American aid, citing “with the exception of Pepfar (US Emergency Plan for AIDS, which makes 17% of Hivaids program in South Africa, there is no other significant funding that provides the United States in South Africa. ” President George W. Bush Introduced Pepfar 2003.
Analyst Justice Malala, who also spoke on Ecca, said that, under Trump’s administration, he would “increase South Africa in many ways.”
