President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa has publicly criticized a group of 59 white Afrikaners who relocated to the United States under a refugee program instituted by the Trump administration. He labeled their actions as cowardly, stating they were escaping from confronting South Africaâs issues instead of seeking solutions. The South African government disputes claims of persecution against Afrikaners, while rights advocates are critical of the US policy favoring this minority group over more vulnerable refugees from conflict or famine. Ramaphosa expressed confidence that the Afrikaners would eventually return to South Africa due to its unique qualities.
As South Africans, we are resilient. We don't run away from our problems. We must stay here and solve our problems. When you run away you are a coward, and that's a real cowardly act.
I can bet you that they will be back soon because there is no country like South Africa.
The Trump administration has upended US refugee admissions policy, meaning that virtually all people fleeing famine and war no longer have a chance of resettlement there.
It's a genocide that's taking place,
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