Cyril Ramavusa says that the Africans “flee” from South Africa to the United States are “cowards”

President Cyril Ramavusa contacted a group of 59 South Africa whites who moved to the United States to resettle “cowards”, saying “They will return soon.”

Avrkan Group He arrived in the United States on Monday After President Donald Trump gave them the position of refugees, saying they faced racial discrimination.

But Ramavusa said that those who wanted to leave were not happy with the efforts made to address inequality in the racist past, as they called them “a sad moment for them.”

“As South Africa, we are flexible,” he added.

Trump and his close ally, Elon Musk, born in South Africa, said there is a “genocide” for white farmers in South Africa – A widely encouraged prosecution.

The United States also accused the South African government of seizing lands of white farmers without paying compensation.

After more than 30 years have passed since the end of decades of rule by the white minority in South Africa, black farmers have only a small part of the country’s best agricultural land, with the majority still in white hands, leading to anger of slow change.

In January, President Ramavusa A signed The controversial law that allows the government to seize the lands owned by private property Without compensation in certain circumstances, when it is considered “fair and in the public interest.”

But the government says that no land has been seized under the law.

Trump offered to resettle the white Africans, the descendants of most of the Dutch settlers, saying they were fleeing a “terrible situation” in South Africa.

Speaking on Monday at an agricultural exhibition in the Frei State province, Ramavusa said that the Afrikan moved to the United States because they were not “disposed of positively” for efforts aimed at facing the country’s challenges.

Ramavusa said: “If you look at all national groups in our country, in black and white, they have been in this country because it is our country and we should not escape from our problems. We must stay here and solve our problems.”

“I can bet that they will return soon because there is no country like South Africa,” he added.

His observation of the “coward” angered some social media users, who condemned this as an insult to the affected white South Africa.

The African Group was welcomed by senior American officials who claimed to have “lived under the shadow of violence and terrorism” in South Africa.

“Welcome to The Free,” said Deputy Foreign Minister Chris Landau, receiving South Africa who landed at Dallas Airport near Washington, DC on Monday.

Some young children and small American flags were detained in the arrival area decorated with red, white and blue balloons on the walls.

Earlier on Monday, President Ramavusa told the CEO of Africa in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, that he recently told Trump during a phone call that the American evaluation of the situation was “incorrect.”

He added: “We are the only country on the continent, where the colonists came to stay and never expelled them from our country.”

Ramavusa said that dozens of white South Africa who arrived in the United States on Monday “are not commensurate with the draft law” for refugees.

South African leader said that Trump is scheduled to meet soon on the issue.

Trump threatened to boycott the upcoming G20 summit in South Africa unless the situation is “taking care.”