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In a controversial meeting at the White House, former U.S. President Donald Trump met with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and presented images and videos claiming that white farmers in South Africa are being killed in large numbers — a claim he described as “white genocide.”

However, multiple fact-checkers and international media organizations have proven Trump’s evidence to be false or misleading:

📌 One image shown by Trump was actually from Congo, showing body bags after a conflict — completely unrelated to South Africa.
📌 The video showing hundreds of white crosses on a field, which Trump called “farmer graves,” was also inaccurate. It was a temporary memorial, not a burial site.

Trump also offered refuge to white South African farmers in the U.S., further fueling tensions between the two countries.
The South African government strongly denied any ongoing genocide and accused Trump of spreading false information that damages the country's international image.

Trump cited Julius Malema, a controversial opposition leader, and claimed Malema’s aggressive rhetoric represented official government policy — which is not true. Malema is not part of the government and often expresses radical opinions as the head of the opposition party, EFF (Economic Freedom Fighters).

This incident has deepened diplomatic tensions between the U.S. and South Africa, with many accusing Trump of stoking racial divisions and using fake news for political gain.

📌 What really is happening in South Africa?
📌 Is there a hidden agenda behind Trump’s statements?
📌 And how does misinformation at such a high level affect global politics?

Stay tuned as we break down the full story in this video.

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