Donald Trump threatens to cut South Africa’s money over the land reform policy

US President Donald Trump said that he will expand the future income in South Africa for allegations that they were scarce and “handle some worst classes”.

Last month, President Cyril Ramaphosa logged in law that allows landscaping without compensation.

The ownership of the world has long contradict the opposition in South Africa with many independent farmers held by white people, 30 years after the end of apartheid race system.

There were ongoing telephone for government to deal with the State Refund and face the injustice of the prolific divorce.

The President of South Africa responded to Trump on X: “South Africa is a democratic democracy that focuses on law enforcement, justice and equality. The South African government did not capture the land. “

He also added that the expires of South Africa and the South African and the US was present in the Health PEPFAR, which represented “17% of the HIV African program”.

The US was assigned about $ 440m (£ 358m) Help in South Africa in 2023, according to US government data.

Elon Musk, who was born in South Africa and is now a Trump Counselor, also participated in this debate, that the new law is discriminated against by white people.

“Why do you have open ownership laws?” Mr Musk said to Ramaphosa in a post on X.

On Sunday, Trump wrote on his communication planet and platform The fact that Social Development: “I will be the future funds for the future in South Africa until the full investigation of this situation is eliminated!”

Later, he said, a fortunate for a journalist, that South Africa’s leadership “makes some of the bad things, the terrible things”.

“So that is currently investigated. We will decide, and until the next time we find that South Africa works – takes the world, and they actually did things worse than that.”

The new law allows only compensation on situations where “just and equal and in public”.

This includes the property may be used and there is no purpose of developing or making money in it or when it risks people’s risk.

To date, the country had allowed only government to buy the world from current owners in the existing “Consumer Consumer, who felt that they had disclosed them to delay the land reform process.

However, some critics expressed fear that the law can have serious consequences such as Zimbabwe, where land catch was damaging economy and fear of investors.

Afriforum, a group that focuses on the protection of African rights and interests of the people of Africa, seek government to change the new law that “guaranteed the protection of property rights”.

However, they were disagree with Trump’s threat to be cut, suggesting what punishment steps were directed to “ANC adults” and not South Africans.

The ANC, led by Ramaphosa, is currently responsible for South Africa through a co-ordinating agreement with other smaller small groups.

Trump again hit South Africa in his first time as US President, asking the US secretary Mike Pompeo to learn “the killing of great farmers”.

At that time, South Africa accused Trump for sowing partition, a spokesman for “Uncellent”.