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@Curator The fact that you are talking about the concept of democracy which is a western ideology shows that it is you who is mentally colonised!!!

Get away Trump land is for strictly black munhu so white pig's should own land in Africa pasi. nenguruve

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It's very funny and sad at the same time seeing many Africans vachifarira the bullying tactics by Trump /US government. Kutofara, kutosimbisa Trump, nxa. Many Africans are still mentally colonised. Democracy means every country has the right to do what's best for it's own people. Whereas for the West, democracy is doing everything for the benefit of the whites. Anything else that aims to change that status quo is regarded as abuse of human rights. Haa! 

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Iyoyo ndo yaita kuti Trump apindire Vanhu Havana uraiwe ka unge kurikuraiwa zvipukanana

Gegeja

The idea that the *USA is afraid of land expropriation in Africa* triggering demands for land restitution by *Native Americans* (or indigenous groups) is an interesting theory, but it's not the primary factor influencing US attitudes toward land expropriation in Africa. However, there are some indirect connections worth noting:

- *Indigenous Land Rights*: In the United States, Native American land rights and the historical injustices surrounding the forced removal of native peoples from their lands remain a significant and unresolved issue. Native American communities have long fought for the restoration of their ancestral lands, and some have sought legal means to challenge current land ownership and usage, particularly when it involves lands taken without consent.
 *International Attention*: Expropriation of land in Africa, especially when it involves *white-owned land* being redistributed to black citizens, can attract attention and criticism from countries like the United States. This is often linked to concerns about property rights, economic impact, and human rights. The US may fear that expropriation in Africa could set a precedent that could fuel similar *land restitution movements* among indigenous or marginalized groups in other parts of the world, including the US.

- *Geopolitical Influence*: Another reason why the United States and other Western countries might take a particular interest in land expropriation in Africa is related to broader geopolitical and economic interests. Western countries, particularly those with historical ties to former colonies, often seek to maintain influence in African nations through *foreign aid*, *trade relationships*, and *investment*. Policies perceived as disruptive, such as land expropriation without compensation, could undermine stability and threaten the interests of foreign investors and governments.

3. *Land Restitution and Global Precedents*:
 While the situation in the US and Africa is different, the idea of *land restitution* or *land reform* (the return of land to indigenous peoples or marginalized groups) has gained attention in various parts of the world. For example:

- *New Zealand* has successfully implemented land restitution policies for Māori tribes, returning lands or offering compensation for land seized during colonial times.
  
- *Australia* has seen efforts to return land to Aboriginal communities through various land rights legislation and agreements.

- *South Africa* has proposed land reform policies, including expropriation without compensation, to address the legacy of apartheid and colonialism.

4. *Is Expropriation "Wrong"?*
Whether expropriation is "wrong" depends on one's perspective:
- *From an ethical standpoint*, some see land reform as a necessary act of justice for those who were dispossessed of their lands due to *colonialism* or *apartheid*, and they argue that it is a way to right historical wrongs.
- *From a legal and economic standpoint*, opponents often argue that expropriation undermines *property rights* and *economic stability*, especially when done without fair compensation or proper planning.
*International perspectives*: The international community often debates the issue based on principles of *human rights*, *sovereignty*, and *economic development*.

Conclusion:
The debate around land expropriation in Africa is deeply tied to historical injustices, economic development, and *social equity*. The fear that land expropriation in Africa could lead to similar demands in the USA (or by Native American groups) is part of a larger conversation about *indigenous rights*, *property rights*, and *historical reparations*.

The situation is complex, and while there are parallels in some ways, each case is unique and driven by its own set of historical, legal, and political circumstances. It's important to approach these issues with a focus on *contextual solutions* that address both the legacy of injustice and the practical realities of economic development and governance.

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The South African government has rejected United States President Donald Trump’s claims that Pretoria is committing egregious human rights violations by allegedly confiscating land from white farmers.
Trump stated on his Truth Social platform on Sunday that South Africa was “treating certain classes of people VERY BADLY” and that the United States would cut off all future funding to South Africa until a full investigation into the matter is completed.
Responding to Trump’s statement, South Africa’s Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ronald Lamola, said Trump was misinformed about South Africa’s policies. Lamola wrote on X:
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We trust that President Trump’s advisors will leverage this investigative period to deepen their understanding of South Africa’s policies as a constitutional democracy. Such insights will ensure a respectful and informed approach to our democratic commitments.
</blockquote>
Trump’s announcement follows South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s signing of a bill last month allowing the government to expropriate land without compensation in specific cases.
The Expropriation Act 13 of 2024 in South Africa allows the government to expropriate property for public purposes or in the public interest.
This new law replaces the 1975 Expropriation Act and aims to align with the Constitution. It sets out the procedures for expropriation and specifies that compensation must be just and equitable, although in certain cases, no compensation may be required.

Pindula News

South Africa said Trump was wrong about land accusations. Trump said US would cut funding until investigated. South Africa's Lamola said Trump is misinformed. Law allows land expropriation for public interest. New law replaces old one aligning with the Constitution. Compensation must be fair, sometimes no payment needed. Trump criticized SA but SA defended its policies. Land confiscation issue remains a point of contention between US and SA.

SA Rejects Trump's "Confiscation" Of Land Accusation

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