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The presidency says that the two spoke after the US president said that he would suspend aid to South Africa because of a land reform policy.
South African President Cyril Ramavusa spoke to Elon Musk regarding “wrong information” about South Africa after US President Donald Trump said he would comment on the country on the land reform policy.
South African billionaire merchants, close to Trump, in the dispute on Monday with a job on X accused of South Africa of “public racist royal laws”, indicating that white people are the victims.
On Sunday, Trump accused South Africa of confiscating land and treating “certain groups of people.”
Ramavusa replied by saying that the government did not confiscate any property and this policy aims to ensure the fair public reaching the lands.
The presidency said in a statement that Ramavusa and Musk spoke on Monday “about wrong information issues and distortions” about South Africa.
“In this process, the President’s Corporation Constitutional Himstep has been constantly repeated to respect the rule of law, justice, fairness and equality,” not providing any other details.
Yesterday, February 3, 2025, the President Cyrilramaphosa Talk to Elon Musk On wrong information issues and distortions about South Africa.
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“Full investigation”
The US President has already announced a temporary freezing of almost all foreign assistance as part of the “First America” agenda, as it stopped billions of dollars in global financing.
Last month, Ramavusa signed a bill in law that would facilitate the state to confiscate lands in the public interest to address racist variations in land ownership after the end of the apartheid in 1994.
According to the government, the draft law does not allow property to maintain arbitrary maintenance; The landowner must reach an agreement.
When writing on the social truth, Trump stated: “I will cut all the future funding for South Africa until the full investigation of this situation is completed.”
In response, the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation in South Africa said: “We trust President Trump’s advisers who will use the investigation period to achieve a comprehensive understanding of South African policies within the framework of constitutional democracy.
“It may become clear that our confiscation law is not exceptional, as many countries have similar legislation.”
Ramaphosa added that with the exception of the AIDS program, which is run by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), no other important financing is not provided to South Africa by the United States.
