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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 38794, member: 636"]
Trump met South African President Ramaphosa at the White House yesterday. The meeting turned tense after Trump played a video about violence against white farmers. Trump accused the South African government of stealing land and ignoring the murders of white farmers. Ramaphosa kept his cool, unlike Ukrainian President Zelensky, who argued with Trump earlier this year. The South African leader calmly denied the allegations.

Ramaphosa mentioned Nelson Mandela and said South Africa remains committed to racial harmony. He called the killings criminal acts rather than racially motivated attacks. He brought his white Agriculture Minister, John Steenhuisen, to speak about farm safety issues. Steenhuisen stated that most farmers want to remain in South Africa despite safety concerns. Trump continued his attacks throughout the press conference.

When asked about attending the upcoming G20 summit in South Africa, Trump avoided a direct answer. He claimed the G20 lacks importance without US participation. Ramaphosa expressed happiness about handing over the G20 chairmanship to America next year. He called the US the creator of the G20 forum. Ramaphosa said he expects America to maintain its leadership role in global economic matters.
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