Johannesburg – President Trump doubled on Friday His proposal To give US citizenship to the South African African villagers, accusing their government to treat “terrible”. Mr. Trump said that the United States would offer them “security” and that they will be given a “fast citizenship path.”

Mr. Trump had previously pointed to the new laws of embezzling lands in North Africa He claims racist and a violation of the human rights of white farmers. In response to the laws, he stopped all external aid to South Africa.

Diplomatic relations between the two countries have been US Ambassador Ruben for several years at a press conference on May 2023, accused of being in South Africa The US ship in Simon's city port to unload the weapon, which then sailed to Russia, as well as the weapons as if the weapons allegedly helped to help the United States. Invasion of UkraineA number

Mr. Trump's offer “Safe Shelter” Africa for Farmers

This tension has intensified in the International Criminal Court of South Africa, where it has The accused close us allied Israel about genocide Against the Palestinians of the Gaza Strand of the War.

On Friday, Mr. Trump once again suggested “safe asylum” in African farmers who felt insecure in South Africa. This happened on February 7, Mr. Trump signed an executive decree accusing the South African government, when Davanka is discriminated against the Africans, which was mainly about 13% of the population.

He particularly called a law taken, allowing the government to demine some private lands without compensation.

At that time, the government of South Africa remains behind, saying that the law applied to unused land or land that did not serve public interest. Mr. Trump ordered Secretary of State Marco Rubio to prioritize the resettlement program in the United States in Africa, who felt that they were victims of racial discrimination. He also cut off all the help and help in South Africa as long as the Law on Land Menus remains on books.

What do African farmers really want?

Demonstrations and editors have been a show in South Africa, talking about Mr. Trump's executive order, and even more of our sanctions. Many Africans of South Africans, who have been called such shows, have caused confusion, as it seems that there is little interest in asylum in the United States, even among the leaders of African groups.

“I think we have been treated in the country in Africa for three decades, and the political leaders will be staged by the political leaders, which we are very grateful to African's solidarity movement.

However, he and many other African leaders do not want to leave the country and do not necessarily support the sanctions imposed by the Trump administration. He said that he had to be sentenced to the “special leaders” against the South African Constitution, “replacing Africa by racist laws.”

South Africa's News24 reports that the members of the “Solidarity” group have traveled to the United States over the past two weeks and meet with Michael Naphem, a member of the US Senate and Armenian Foreign Minister Mikael Statedham.

Flip Buys, who seated the solidarity movement and who was among those who visited Washington, said that the targeting US sanctions under Magnitsky was discussed during the meetings.

It is expected that a small amount of farmers would take Mr.

South Africa rejects Elon Musk's complaint over Starlink

Mr. Trump's close counselor Elon MuskWho was born in South Africa and continues to have dual citizenship, he took his x platform on Friday and criticized the government in Pretora, demanding his own. Asterisk The satellite network was “not allowed to operate in South Africa because I'm not black.”

South Africa Electronic communication actWhich has been regulated by broadcasts and telecommunications since 2005, demands that at least 30% of the company must have previously unfavorable groups as part of the criteria for obtaining a communication license. News24 reports This, on Friday, Starlink has not applied for a license to operate in the country.

Cleilla Monilla, the head of the public diplomacy of the South African Government, answered the musk by X, saying:

“Starlink is welcome to act in South Africa,” said Monilla, “said it caused by local laws.”

Some State South African officials said CBS News that they expect them to be directed by special US sanctions.

There is also a certain fear that Mr. Trump will regulate Africa's growth Act, a trade agreement between the United States and 32 African countries, which came into force in 2000.

Many officials say that it is already planning to replace the trade and energy contract, hoping that the White House can be sure to look at a new transaction.