During an Oval Office meeting on May 21, President Trump accused South Africa’s leadership of persecuting white farmers amid land reform debates—a claim widely debunked as lacking evidence. Ramaphosa pushed back, offering to deepen bilateral trade ties and cooperation instead, even as Trump’s remarks underscored tensions over human rights and agricultural policy.
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