In a recent exchange, U.S. President Donald Trump made controversial claims about South Africa, alleging that the government was executing white farmers and endorsing land confiscation without compensation. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa strongly refuted these assertions, emphasizing that the country’s constitution protects land ownership and is responsible for land reform to rectify historical injustices. Despite Ramaphosa's clarifications, Trump persisted in his accusations, revealing a significant misunderstanding of South Africa's land policies and intensifying international attention ahead of the upcoming G20 meeting.
Ramaphosa clarified that South Africa's constitution guarantees land ownership, despite Trump’s wild accusations about land confiscation and execution of white farmers.
Trump wildly claimed thousands of people are entering the US to escape execution and land confiscation in South Africa, which Ramaphosa firmly denied.
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