U.S. President Donald Trump has argued that South Africa “confiscated” the land and “treated people in specific classes very terribly.”
South African land issues have been divided for a long time, and are born in South Africa and are trying to save white inequality, depicting criticism from conservatives, including the world's most wealthy person in the world, the world's most wealthy person. there is.
South Africa's President Syrill Lamafosa signed a bill last month that the government could provide “NIL compensation” to property that decided to expand for public interests in a specific situation.
“South Africa has confiscated land and handles people in a specific class very terribly,” Trump wrote on his true social platform on Sunday.
“Until a complete survey of this situation is completed, I will block all the future funds to South Africa!” Trump wrote.
Pretoria argues that the bill has not allowed the government to expand the property in Arbitrarily, and must first reach the consensus with the owner.
However, some groups are often afraid of the same situation as the Zimbabwe -owned commercial farm, often without compensation in 1980.
Later, in a briefing with journalists, Trump said South Africa, “Leadership is doing some terrible things, doing terrible things.”
“That's right now, we're under investigation. We make a decision, and until we know what South Africa is doing, they are robbing land and confiscating land. In fact, they are probably it. I'm doing much worse. “
Land ownership is a controversy in South Africa, and most of the farmland is still owned by whites 30 years after the end of apartheid.
Since then, the Land Court has been ruled for a small number of land disputes, and has returned the land to the previously evacuated owners after thorough processes.
According to the South African government, in the 1913 indigenous Land Law, thousands of black families were forced from land by the Apartheid administration.
The delicate problem was a specific rally of subtle problems because various conservative people, including masks and right -wing journalists, Katie Hopkins, defended the cause of white landowners.
The mask was born on June 28, 1971 as a mother of an engineer in Pretoria and a mother of a Canadian -born model, and left the country in the late teens. Apartheid's official policy lasted until 1990, and the multi -ethnic election was held in 1994.
Trump is surrounded by a powerful Silicon Valley person who has become older in Apartheit South Africa, like his newly appointed artificial intelligence and the cryptocurrency emperor.
Another PayPal -co -founder, who introduced Peter Tiel -Trump to JD Vance, the Vice President, lived in South Africa, including the time in Namibia, which had been dominated by Pretoria.
He was previously accused of supporting the Apartheid system and supported the majority of blacks in South Africa and supported white and economic control.
