US limits visas for South African officials over alleged anti-white discrimination
The Trump administration has criticised South Africa over several issues, including policies aimed at addressing racial inequality that it says discriminate against Afrikaners, descendants mainly of Dutch and French settlers. He said the actions targeted by the policy undermined "peace, economic stability and the rule of law."The South African government is yet to respond to the US restrictions.
- ▪The Trump administration has criticised South Africa over several issues, including policies aimed at addressing racial inequality that it says discriminate against Afrikaners, descendants mainly of Dutch and French settlers.
- ▪He said the actions targeted by the policy undermined "peace, economic stability and the rule of law."The South African government is yet to respond to the US restrictions.
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US limits visas for South African officials over alleged anti-white discriminationImage source, ReutersImage caption, Secretary of State Marco Rubio says South Africa has not addressed US concerns over racial inequality ByWycliffe MuiaPublished9 minutes agoThe US has announced visa restrictions targeting people it accuses of discriminating against South Africa's white minority, in the latest escalation of tensions between the two countries. The Trump administration has criticised South Africa over several issues, including policies aimed at addressing racial inequality that it says discriminate against Afrikaners, descendants mainly of Dutch and French settlers.
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