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legitnow1:Last time I checked Expropriation Act stands and hasn't changed because of Trump. |
legitnow1:Which wars? Read the OP correctly and watch the first video with shined eyes. Aren't they the one asking for peaceful settle with SA government and for US to not interfere. |
legitnow1:Lol Europe? You been reading your papers upside down naw. Debating you will just hunger us. |
Lioness5280:Lmao😂😂😂 It's such a pity the whites didn't put up a fight to remain in Nightmare-geria. Even worse, even with massive oil reserves the whites still don't settle there like they do in other oil rich nations like the UAE, Qatar or Angola. I wonder why 😢😢😢. Instead Shoprite and other multinationals left soon after establishment 😢😢😢 Do you know why? |
Lioness5280:This one asking about the size of your bumbum, he'll sell you for a plate of ponmo o, or ritualize your S for the equivalent of R100😢 No wonder Trump cleared them out of the US to make space for Afrikaners. No wonder AfriForum is rejecting the offer seeing who they'll be replacing for jobs at McDonald's 😂😂😂 |
Bede2u:We don't care if they leave. You're more pained they're staying😂😂😂 Imagine if they can decline a US offer, they'll never ever move to Hunger-geria 😢😢😢 |
Lioness5280:😂😂😂💣💥💥💥 They're still into human trafficking big time, btw. |
Lioness5280:Isra-hell 😂😂😂. Nigerian haters are gonna kill themselves over this punch. |
Lioness5280:😂😂😂 Whites are crying of racism but they don't want to leave. Africans are crying of xenophobia, they too don't wanna leave. Black sad african flatulence must really smell good 🌻🌼🌻😂😂😂 |
Lioness5280:See ANC's lovely message to AfriForum, but AfriForum doesn't wanna leave...😂😂😂. Nigerian haters would've begged like hell. Some are even calling to be recolonized.
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franchasofficia:You mean we would be like Nigeria - hungry and japagerians? Rwandans eat 3 square meals a day - you dont😂😂😂 Sorry to burst your bubble o, una's self-service session under the blankets only lasted for 3 minutes because you were hoping the whites will leave SA soon. Sorry the Afrikaner ain't in a rush to leave SA like the british did with fraudgeria😢😢😢 |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbAYIwmCWrA?si=oE8GO9rot2owxh15 Following US President Donald Trump's latest order against South Africa, Afrikaner civic group AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel on Saturday said that his organisation remained committed to South Africa and its future. On Friday, Trump signed an executive order cutting off aid to South Africa and claiming that the country had taken aggressive positions towards the US and its allies, including the ICJ case of genocide against Israel. He also accused South Africa of "reinvigorating its relations with Iran to develop commercial, military and nuclear arrangements". The order also claims, falsely, that the SA government had enacted the Expropriation Act to "seize ethnic minority Afrikaners' agricultural property without compensation". It also cites "countless government policies" that fuelled "disproportionate violence against racially disfavored landowners". The order further instructs that steps be taken to provide "humanitarian relief", including admission and resettlement for "Afrikaners in South Africa who are victims of unjust racial discrimination". Kriel said that, together with trade union Solidarity, they "appreciated the recognition", but believed that the future of Afrikaners was on the southern tip of Africa. "We have an appreciation for the fact that the USA recognises the discrimination that Afrikaners experience at the moment," he told News24. "We do see the future of Afrikaners in Africa as a people. We were formed in Africa, and the price to leave the country would be too high. "We remain committed to the country and its future." AfriForum is scheduled to hold a press briefing on Saturday afternoon, during which they would provide a more comprehensive response, Kriel said. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb-wFWUV9vU?si=tlV7OlwVs4IUVaGB On Friday, an order titled "Addressing Egregious Actions of the Republic of South Africa" was signed and then published by the White House early on Saturday. This order closely reflects concerns related to expropriation without compensation and racial discrimination, issues that the Afrikaner lobby group AfriForum has been advocating in both the United States and South Africa for years. Trump criticised South Africa, alleging that it is undermining US foreign policy by "accusing Israel, not Hamas, of genocide in the International Court of Justice and reinvigorating its relations with Iran to develop commercial, military, and nuclear arrangements". News24 reported that the order comes days after Trump threatened action against SA, and shortly after a visit from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House – the first foreign leader to visit the US president since the start of his second term.
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Righteousness2:You mean Trump who's expropriating (land seizing) Gaza? At the same time he's wailing about non-existent land seizures of white land in South Africa. SA expropriation act is well within the law and has been debated for years in Parliament and passed through to the president to sign. It's clear simple legal Act of 50 pages you can't read, hence you're clueless on 1600 pages of the Bible. You're a fraud. Sit down. |
Nahunger:My dog can share it's leftovers with you. I hear you're starving in Hunger-geria. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vGJ2W7QqDo?si=JHPgSULgIiH7GIsZ President Cyril Ramaphosa used his state of the nation address on Thursday night to send a strong message to his country’s detractors, warning that the South Africa he leads will not cower to bullies. South Africa, he said, was very capable of navigating the ever-changing and treacherous waters of the world and its geopolitics. He said the country was witnessing the rise of nationalism, protectionism and the pursuit of narrow interests by global leaders. “This is the world that we, a developing economy, must now navigate. But we are not daunted to navigate our path through this world that constantly changes,” said Ramaphosa. “We will not be deterred. We are a resilient people and we will not be bullied.” This stern message by Ramaphosa, which received loud applause and cheers in the National Assembly, comes after South Africa was in the past two weeks under an international microscope after leaders of the US and Rwanda censured the country. It started with Rwanda’s Paul Kagame, who along with government officials criticised the presence of South African troops in the eastern DRC, claiming it was not for peacekeeping but to protect financial interests of many, including Ramaphosa himself. Rwanda's Kagame also accused Ramaphosa of lying on the outcomes of their telephone conversation, where Ramaphosa is said to have warned that the continued firing towards the South African troops by M23 and the Rwandan Defence Force would be viewed as a declaration of war. US President Donald Trump also zoomed into the affairs of South Africa this week, voicing what he says are concerns over the Expropriation Act that Ramaphosa signed into law. He claimed that the country under Ramaphosa was doing “very wrong things” and that there was confiscation of private properties. But Ramaphosa said South Africa had survived apartheid, which sought to dehumanise its people, suggesting the county would also defend and survive this. “We will stand together and speak with one voice in defence of our national interests, our sovereignty and our constitutional democracy by standing true to our values, by harnessing our unique strengths and endowments, and by forging a common purpose we can turn these trying circumstances to our advantage and propel our country forward.” He said South Africa stood for peace and justice, equality and solidarity. “We stand for a non-racial future and we stand for democracy and tolerance as well as compassion. We stand for equal rights for women and people living with disability and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. We stand for our shared humanity, not for the survival of the fittest,” he said. His comments come after he had a telephonic conversation with Trump’s right hand-man Elon Musk to try to explain that their view on what was happening in South Africa was completely wrong.
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Nahunger:Wail some more! Did you eat yesterday? |
Xiaohei:https://www.nairaland.com/8333848/sa-minister-suggests-withholding-minerals |
Xiaohei:Trump white supremacists are of the same belief. A new world order and a trade war is about to unfold, it's up to the minions to carve their own path forward, and create mutually beneficial and respectful relationships. It's now or never and I'm proud my country South Africa is standing by its values even in the wake of Trump intimidation. |
Arrowhead71:That's why China, Russia and the BRICS need to rise. Israel has no guaranteed peace or future, especially after what these white American supremacists are up to at the moment. No evil deed goes unpunished. Trump won't last forever and the rise of the global South is inevitable. Israel will fall. |
Xisnin:China has certainly been the more mature since the Trump attacks. A more powerful XI will definitely tame this unhinged Trump and his white supremacist radical followers. They're drunk on power. Palestinian and other world issues would persist, but surely Trump is adding fuel to the fire. |
bepositive11:It's gonna blow up in their faces - global sentiment is gonna move elsewhere away from the US. Life after Trump is uncertain for Israel, they'll never find peace. |
Righteousness2:My god stands for peace and diplomacy, your god stands for the crap Trump stands for - misinformation, lies, white supremacy, chauvinism & hypocrisy. He's expropriating Gaza for white Israelis while sanctioning SA because he wants 10% of the white population to own 90% of the land. Don't be a fool - wake up, Trump ain't your friend. |
Righteousness2:Check frontpage - "Trump suggests Palestinians leave Gaza". Same Trump that want Greenland and Panama is speaking against fathom land seizures of white land in SA. I curse the hypocritical god you & trump worship - he's a fraud. |
Can't the world just unite against US and Israel. Surely, they'll lose. This is why we need to strengthen BRICS. This is the year i finally support the rise of China. |
Righteousness2:Are you for real? Golan Heights in Syria, flattening of Gaza , limiting Palestinians to Northern Gaza, Trump proposal to resettle Palestinians in Egypt and Jordan. Etc, etc of decades of Israeli occupation and impunity. Face reality. |
Righteousness2:Show proof of land seizures in SA. I'm waiting... There's undeniable proof of Israeli seizures of Palestinian land over decades and now with impunity. |
NothingDoMe:Mantashe knows the real reason US gives aid to Africa, and he's capitalizing on it. |
Horus:I gave this guy triple 👍👍👍. White worshipping Nigerians coming for him! Only racist Australia is comfortable with racist white South Africans. Trump & Musk can have them - Ramaphosa about to expose their white supremacist agenda. |
helinues:Your Tinubu would never dare. Sit down. Email me your sobbing letter org.za. We'll represent all you spineless Waste African Cow-ntries. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ddLvkxUI_I?si=8zxkXgmYiidTH8yn South African President Cyril Ramaphosa spoke to Elon Musk “on issues of misinformation and distortions about South Africa,” the presidency announced on Tuesday. “In the process, the President reiterated South Africa’s constitutionally embedded values of the respect for the rule of law, justice, fairness and equality,” it said. The presidency said the pair spoke on Monday, a day after US President Donald Trump threatened to cut off aid to South Africa over the alleged mistreatment of White farmers in the country. In a blistering post on Truth Social, Trump said he would halt funding until there was a full investigation into allegations that “South Africa is confiscating land, and treating certain classes of people VERY BADLY.”[/b Trump said “massive” human rights violations were happening in South Africa “for all to see,” without giving details or providing evidence. Ramaphosa on Monday denied that South African authorities were “confiscating land” and said his country was looking forward to working with the Trump administration “over our land reform policy.” Trump’s complaint, which he also made in 2018 during his first term in the White House, refers to South Africa’s complex land reform. During South Africa’s apartheid era, racist policies forcefully removed Black and non-White South Africans from the land for White use. Since South Africa’s first democratic elections in 1994, there has been a land redistribution and restitution provision in the country’s constitution. However, unemployment and poverty remain acute among Black South Africans, who make up around 80% of the population, yet own a fraction of the land. Last month, Ramaphosa signed a bill into law providing new guidelines for land expropriation, including enabling the government to expropriate land without compensation in certain cases. Musk, a South African-born billionaire and head of the US’ new Department of Government Efficiency, had previously criticized Ramaphosa’s new policy. In a post on X, the website he owns, Musk on Monday accused Ramaphosa of having “openly racist ownership laws.” Ramaphosa had said earlier that, like the United States and other countries, South Africa has “always had expropriation laws that balance the need for public usage of land and the protection of rights of property owners.” Responding to Trump’s aid threat, Ramaphosa said that, other than a major HIV/AIDS relief program, the US did not provide significant funding to South Africa.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpRbtyEj10I?si=O6RioFaxrOtAEUmA “Let us not immobilise all of Africa. Let’s just hold mirrors to the US. If they don’t give us money, we won’t give them minerals”. These were the cutting words of South Africa’s Minister of Mineral Resources Gwede Mantashe following threats from the United States’ president, Donald Trump. Trump has threatened to withhold funding from South Africa following the signing of the Land Expropriation Bill two weeks ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZM0QzYT6Aw?si=TfCfGmRQXgmTX88R But it seems SA is not going down without a fight. Mantashe was speaking at the 2025 African Mining Indaba being held in Cape Town this week, where he suggested that SA would not allow itself to be bullied. “If as a continent we are frightened and we fear everything, then we are going to collapse. But we will collapse with minerals at our doorstep,” he said. He reminded his audience that Africa was the world’s richest mining jurisdiction. The presidential spokesperson distanced government from the Minister's remarks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nd8PTjahiZs?si=bg_6hX3l0d26aGa8 US BUYS SA’S MINERALS According to the US Office of Technology Evaluations, the United States imports a variety of minerals from South Africa, with a significant focus on precious metals. In 2021, the US’ imports from South Africa were valued at R298.86 billion ($15.7 billion), with the top commodity sectors being stone, glass, metals, and pearls (66.3%), base metals, iron, steel, tools (8.8%), and chemicals, plastics, rubber, and Leather products (8.1%). Platinum group metals are a significant export from SA to the US. US POISES ITSELF AS HUB OF HIGH-TECH AND NEEDS SA FOR THIS The US has branded itself as the centre of high-tech production. This needs platinum group metals, which are essential for various high-technology applications. In 2021, platinum group metals accounted for almost half of South Africa’s exports to the US. If South Africa were to cease supplying these critical minerals to the US it could have significant implications on high-technology production. A disruption in this supply could also pose risks to US national security and affect various industries dependent on these materials. AGOA And while the US may also threaten to dissolve its African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), the US could suffer more than SA might. The AGOA is a US trade policy that allows certain African countries, including South Africa, to sell goods to the US without paying import taxes (duties). While it allows SA businesses to sell a wide range of products in the .S without extra costs, The U.S. gets access to valuable South African products (especially minerals like platinum and manganese) at competitive prices. The US is allowed to remove SA from the agreement if it feels the country is not respecting human rights – as it does in the case of the Expropriation Bill.
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Rebuker:This is an old video from 2018 during Trump's first term. Today's written statement was more diplomatic.
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Na British men who put a stop to slave trade over there ....they had to wage a war against them to desist from selling one another to white people 