President Cyril Ramaphosa said he was “coward” and called a group of 59 white South Africa who moved to the United States.
After President Donald Trump gave refugee status, African people arrived in the United States on Monday and faced racism.
But Ramaphosa said that people who wanted to leave were not satisfied with the efforts to solve the inequality of the past, Lartheid, and called the transfer “sad moment.”
“As a South African people, we are elastic. We do not run away from the problem. We must stay here and solve the problem. When you run away, you are cowards, it is a coward, a cowardly action.”
Elon Musk, born in Trump and his ally, South Africa, said there was a “massacre” of white farmers in South Africa.
The United States also accused the South African government that it had seized land from white farmers without paying compensation.
After 30 years of ruling the white minority in South Africa for decades, black farmers own only a small part of the country’s best farmland, and most of them are still in white hands, causing anger at slow speed.
In January, President Ramaboa signed a controversial law that could seize individual land without compensation when the government was considered “fair and public interest.”
The government, however, said the land has not yet been seized under this law.
Trump said that most of the Dutch settlers were resetting the white Africans, the descendants of the Dutch settlers, and avoiding “terrible situations” in South Africa.
Ramaphosa, a speech at the Freedom State, on Monday, said Ramaphosa said that Africans are moving to the United States because they are not favored in the US challenges.
Ramaphosa said, “If you look at all the blacks and white people of our country, we have stayed in this country because of our country. We must not escape our problems. We must stay here and solve our problems,” Ramaphosa said.
“I can be sure that I will come back soon because there is no country like South Africa,” he added.
His “coward” remarks made some social media users.
The African group was welcomed by the top officials of the United States, claiming that he lives under the shadows of violence and terrorism in South Africa.
Chris Landau, Secretary of State, won the South Africans who landed at Dulles Airport near Washington DC on Monday, “welcome to the land of freedom.
Some have grabbed young children and shaked small American flags in the arrival area decorated with red, white and blue balloons on the wall.
On Monday, President Ramabosa recently said to Trump’s recent call to the African CEO Forum in the Ivory Cost Abijang, “It wasn’t true.”
“We are the only country on the continent where colonies have stayed, and we did not drive them out of our country,” he dismissed the claim that the African people were persecuted.
Ramaphosa said dozens of white South Africans who arrived in the United States on Monday that they do not fit the bill.
According to the US Embassy in South Africa, those who are considered to be suitable for refugee settlement systems should be:
- South African
- African you or ethnic minority
- In the future, you can cite fear of past persecution or persecution.
South African leader said he will soon meet the US opponent on this issue.
Trump threatened to boycott the upcoming G20 summit in South Africa, “unless the situation is cared for.”
