Trump vows to stop US assistance to South Africa over land law

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Donald Trump promised to stop all the future US assistance to South Africa on its land opozation policy, causing Rand.

The US President claims that the recent measures have given the government to unfairly confiscate and accuse South African authorities of curing “certain lessons of very bad people”.

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Trump’s comment on the social process of the truth has fallen 1.9 percent of the dollar, which has weakened per dollar.

He later told reporters that the leadership of South Africa was “terrible with things, terrible things” and offered to provide evidence or details that the situation was worse than alone.

President Kirill Ramefosa has signed a bill on law on law this month. “Local, regional and national authorities will use this legislation for public interests due to public interests for various reasons they are looking for access to natural resources among others.” South African government websiteA number

In 2023, the United States set aside about $ 440 million in South Africa last year, for which data was available. The Trump’s Administration has stopped all external aid in 90 days and threw the future of its main international aid agency in doubt Because his website passed dark, and dozens of employees were placed on vacation.

Last month, Raffosan Davos told reporters that “didn’t worry” about the relationship, and that he and Trump spoke after the US presidential election. South Africa is holding the G20 presidency this year.

Approach Trump Ally and the head of the government’s efficiency department Elon Musk is originally from South Africa.

The musk team has recently held wider control over US departments and agencies, including gaining control Treasury payment system and by sending representatives to USAID to get information, including classified information. The two high security officials left off after rejecting the leave.

In his first term, Trump said his government will investigate the demands of the spread murders of white farmers. The South African government has rejected these allegations unfounded.

Trump has previously targeted by Brics nations, including South Africa, threatening them at 100 percent tariffs if they leave in reserve currency.