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are there still people who like this, waiting on a colonizer for that long ?
yup they do exist. this is another way of looking at interracial relationships differently. you waited for a white man to come back and live happily ever after when in reality he doesn’t love her and he looted the country with the rest of white boys. they stole and colonized everything. she wasted all her years. that Stockholm Syndrome got the worse of her. it’s not a love story . it’s a fork tongue lie that she fell into . I might have to write a piece about it .

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Everyone is enraged about what Democrats “aren’t doing” but not directing it towards the Republicans who “ARE DOING IT.” They're saying this their fault when in fact they warned them what would happened. What a time. 🤣🤣

Vice president of USA, donald trump, says the USA will halt all funding to South Africa because of its 'treating certain classes of people VERY BADLY.'

On February 2, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced the suspension of all future funding to South Africa, citing concerns over land expropriation and the alleged mistreatment of "certain classes of people." He emphasized that the U.S. would not tolerate these actions and called for a thorough investigation into the matter.

This decision follows South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's recent enactment of a law permitting land seizures without compensation under specific conditions, aiming to address historical injustices from the apartheid era. The legislation has been a point of contention within South Africa's political landscape.

In 2023, the United States provided nearly $440 million in assistance to South Africa. The suspension of aid has already impacted the South African rand, which declined by 1.4% in early trading following the announcement.

This move is part of a broader executive order signed by President Trump, instituting a 90-day freeze on foreign aid to assess alignment with U.S. interests. The freeze has led to the suspension of numerous aid programs across Africa, affecting initiatives related to disease response, education, and food security.

South African officials have previously refuted claims of unjust land confiscation and mistreatment, labeling such allegations as misinformation. The situation remains dynamic, with potential implications for U.S.-South Africa relations and ongoing aid-dependent programs.

Vice president of USA, donald trump, says the USA will halt all funding to South Africa because of its 'treating certain classes of people VERY BADLY.'

On February 2, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced the suspension of all future funding to South Africa, citing concerns over land expropriation and the alleged mistreatment of "certain classes of people." He emphasized that the U.S. would not tolerate these actions and called for a thorough investigation into the matter.

This decision follows South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's recent enactment of a law permitting land seizures without compensation under specific conditions, aiming to address historical injustices from the apartheid era. The legislation has been a point of contention within South Africa's political landscape.

In 2023, the United States provided nearly $440 million in assistance to South Africa. The suspension of aid has already impacted the South African rand, which declined by 1.4% in early trading following the announcement.

This move is part of a broader executive order signed by President Trump, instituting a 90-day freeze on foreign aid to assess alignment with U.S. interests. The freeze has led to the suspension of numerous aid programs across Africa, affecting initiatives related to disease response, education, and food security.

South African officials have previously refuted claims of unjust land confiscation and mistreatment, labeling such allegations as misinformation. The situation remains dynamic, with potential implications for U.S.-South Africa relations and ongoing aid-dependent programs.

Vice president of USA, donald trump, says the USA will halt all funding to South Africa because of its 'treating certain classes of people VERY BADLY.'

On February 2, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced the suspension of all future funding to South Africa, citing concerns over land expropriation and the alleged mistreatment of "certain classes of people." He emphasized that the U.S. would not tolerate these actions and called for a thorough investigation into the matter.

This decision follows South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's recent enactment of a law permitting land seizures without compensation under specific conditions, aiming to address historical injustices from the apartheid era. The legislation has been a point of contention within South Africa's political landscape.

In 2023, the United States provided nearly $440 million in assistance to South Africa. The suspension of aid has already impacted the South African rand, which declined by 1.4% in early trading following the announcement.

This move is part of a broader executive order signed by President Trump, instituting a 90-day freeze on foreign aid to assess alignment with U.S. interests. The freeze has led to the suspension of numerous aid programs across Africa, affecting initiatives related to disease response, education, and food security.

South African officials have previously refuted claims of unjust land confiscation and mistreatment, labeling such allegations as misinformation. The situation remains dynamic, with potential implications for U.S.-South Africa relations and ongoing aid-dependent programs.