The government of South Africa says it does not participate in “counter-productive megaphone diplomacy” after a fresh social media Donald trumplated his claim that a pratiia confiscated the land.
Trump increases his invitation to transfer those who seek “molestation (South Africa) to survival” to all farmers and offer citizenship.
South Africa used to say that Trump did not understand the new act of spending the land in the country.
But the US president has already taken it freezes with the country’s financial aid.
Answering the latest statement, the government says South Africa still depends on the construction of a mutual useful trade, political and diplomatic relationship with Trump Administration.
Added to a spokesman that the relationship between two countries should be based on each other respect.
The new Law of South Africa’s land was signed in January, and allowed land seizures free of charge in certain circumstances.
In his executive order last month stops South Africa’s help, Trump said with a discrimination against the white African minority, descendants of Dutch settlers and French.
The US president said their land was arrested free of charge, something that the government was denied in South Africa. He also offers the conditions of refugees to Afrikaner farmers, despite the promise of immigration cracking.
On Friday, Trump said any farmer, not just Africaners, who can move to the US.
The state of white South Africa farmers have been a rallying shout at the right and right American politics.
Owning land is a steady South African issue with most private farmand owned by white people, 30 years after the end of the rascal system of apartheid.
There are continuous calls for the government to discuss the land reform and deal with previous injustices in the segregation of racial.
The new law allows to exit free to pay only situations where it is “justifiable and fair and public interest to do.
The American fund of HIV programs in South Africa ended last week.
The US government is also pulling a climate agreement aiming to take more countries to help a small group of developers, including South Africa, to keep the coal to green energy surges.