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Shadows Over Washington: Ramaphosa’s Visit Drenched in Suspicion and Fear


Shadows Over Washington: Ramaphosa’s Visit Drenched in Suspicion and Fear: Arriving quietly in Washington this Monday, Ramaphosa prepares to face off with a newly re-entrenched Donald Trump. The two are set to meet at the White House this Wednesday. But this isn’t just a photo-op — it’s a high-stakes negotiation cloaked in political tension and mutual distrust. At the core of the firestorm? South Africa’s land expropriation policies — a move hailed by some as overdue justice, and condemned by others as a racial purge. Washington has taken an aggressive stance, accusing Pretoria of violating the rights of white Afrikaners. Trump, fanning the flames, has gone so far as to accuse South Africa of orchestrating a “genocide” — a word that echoes with terrifying implications. Ramaphosa, trying to keep calm waters in stormy seas, told the press:

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