US EditionSouth Africans exasperated by Trump's false claims of 'white genocide'
- President Cyril Ramaphosa visited Washington in May 2025 to meet President Donald Trump amid ongoing US-South Africa relations.
- The visit followed Trump's disputed claims of white genocide in South Africa and came as Ramaphosa leads an uneasy coalition after ANC's poor election results.
- South Africa faces stagnating economy, high unemployment, corruption, and dysfunctional services, while Ramaphosa sought US investment to address joblessness and crime.
- Ramaphosa remained composed during the meeting despite some criticism, and Verashni Pillay noted he "excels in these high-pressure situations."
- The visit underscores political pressure on Ramaphosa and the ANC, with potential consequences for the Agoa trade deal and domestic stability.
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South Africans praise Ramaphosa response to Trump's racketeering
During his mid-week interview with Trump at the White House, Ramaphosa had to listen to allegations of murder of whites by blacks to dispossess them of their property. Without losing his phlegmatic mood, the South African leader claimed to be unaware of the facts and delegated to white members of his delegation the response to Trump’s formulations based on press releases lacking official confirmation. Strictly speaking, the statements had alread…
SA's Ramaphosa gets braaied and fed to Trump's Maga at the Boerewors Summit
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Trump's week in review: Showdown with South Africa, Big Beautiful Bill, Make America Healthy Again
President Donald Trump's week was marked by a heated confrontation in the Oval Office with the president of South Africa over alleged genocide, a major legislative victory in the U.S. House of Representatives, and a further escalation in the administration’s tussle with Harvard University. #DonaldTrump #SouthAfrica #RobertFKennedyJr #HarvardUniversity
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