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EFF calls on citizenship of Afrikaners supporting Donald Trump's executive order to be revoked
The Economic Freedom Fighters called on the government to revoke the citizenship of those who accept Donald Trump's executive order. SA reacted.
Afriforum says Afrikaners are not going anywhere in response to Donald Trump's Executive Order
Lobby group Afriforum responded to the United States President Donald Trump's executive order granting Afrikaners asylum access and slamming SA's policies.
International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola slams US government for issuing executive order
The Minister of International Relations Ronald Lamola spoke out against the executive order United States president Donald Trump signed recently.
President Cyril Ramaphosa wants to engage Donald Trump without nasty exchanges
President Cyril Ramaphosa said he will formally engage United States President Donald Trump's administration formally and without public spats. SA agreed.
US signs executive order to classify Afrikaner farmers as refugees, SA unimpressed
United States President Donald Trump signed an executive order inviting Afrikaners as refugees to the United States. Some South Africans slammed the order.
Nhlamulo Ndhlela wants Cyril Ramaphosa to resign, SA thinks MK Party member needs anger management
The uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party’s Nhlamulo Ndhlela believes that the sooner Cyril Ramaphosa resigns, the better, but SA thinks he needs to manage his emotions.
SONA 2025: UNISA political analyst says creating employment is not the job of the government
President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed during the State of the Nation Address that the Presidential Employment Stimulus created over 2.2 million jobs during COVID.
SONA 2025: EFF and MK Party unhappy with Cyril Ramaphosa's speech, DA pleased with some aspects
President Cyril Ramaphosa's State of the Nation Address drew mixed reactions from political parties, as some found it boring, but the DA thought he made good points.
SONA 2025: Cyril Ramaphosa announces R940 billion to be spent on infrastructure
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced during his State of the Nation Address that the government will spend R940 billion on new and existing infrastructure.
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