Trump and Ramaphosa Clash Over Allegations of Genocide Against White Farmers in South Africa The meeting between former US President Donald Trump and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa took an unexpected turn when Trump presented Ramaphosa with a video containing purported evidence of the persecution of white farmers in South Africa. The video, shown during a meeting in what appears to be the White House, sparked a heated exchange between the two leaders. The incident followed the US granting asylum to several Afrikaner families who had fled South Africa, claiming racial persecution and violence. These claims have been denied by the South African government. "I showed him the video," Trump reportedly said, "and he didn't like it." The video reportedly showed footage of attacks on white farmers and news clips discussing the issue. Ramaphosa, in response, is quoted as stating, "There is no genocide of Afrikaners in South Africa." He urged Trump to consider the broader context of crime in the country, emphasizing that many victims of violence are not white. The exchange highlights the ongoing debate surrounding the situation in South Africa and the international attention it has garnered. The event also underscores the complexities of addressing claims of racial persecution and the challenges of finding common ground between differing perspectives.
1747874043 [embed]https://www.tiktok.com/@unitel.bo/video/7507024826129829125[/embed] Donald Trump sorprendió este miércoles al presidente de Sudáfri…
