59 white South Africans who relocated to the US have been labelled “cowards” by President Cyril Ramaphosa, who also stated that “they’ll be back soon. The group of Afrikaners, who claimed to have experienced racial persecution, arrived in the United States on Monday after being given refugee status by President Donald Trump.
However, Ramaphosa described their move as a “sad moment for them” and said that those who wished to go were unhappy with attempts to remedy the injustices of the apartheid past.
South Africans are tough people. We don’t flee from our issues. We have to remain here and work out our problems. You are a coward when you flee, and that is a true act of cowardice,” he continued.
There was a “genocide” of white farmers in South Africa, according to Trump and his close buddy Elon Musk, who was born in South Africa. This allegation has been extensively refuted. Black farmers possess just a small portion of South Africa’s most superb farmland, with the majority still in white hands, more than 30 years after the white minority’s decades-long reign came to an end. This glacial rate of change has angered many.
In January President Ramaphosa passed a contentious bill allowing the government to confiscate privately held land without compensation in some instances, provided it is judged “equitable and in the public interest”.
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