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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 38774, member: 636"]
White South African farmers visited a memorial for attack victims before their president meets with Trump. The US recently granted refugee status to 49 Afrikaners who claimed persecution. Many farmers at a large agricultural fair denied claims of genocide against white people. Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen hopes to present facts during the Washington meeting. He wants to show that no mass land seizures exist.

Black farmer Thobani Ntonga said crime affects everyone regardless of race. Farm attacks happen because rural areas are far from towns with less security. President Ramaphosa visited the fair to connect with farmers confused about the US actions. Small farms face higher crime risks because they lack money for guards. Police data shows that twelve murders occurred on farms this year, with only one being a farmer.

Government numbers reveal white farmers control 80 percent of commercial farmland despite making up just 7 percent of the population. The refugee application process requires multiple interviews about health records. Applicants must prove persecution through personal experiences. South Africa remains among the most unequal nations worldwide, according to experts. Around 75 people die daily from violence across the country.
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