Cape Town – During the visit of President Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa’s visit to the United States, the spread of the wrong information about South Africa, condemned the wrong information during the period of “pattrociotic” and the country’s reputation.
Speaking in the Milli Majlis, Ramaphosa, especially the US President Donald Trump, as soon as the United States has made negative releases about South Africa, disappointed the behavior of the African.
Instead of asking for interference abroad, local problems stressed the need to solve local problems locally.
“I reported what I did in the United States in the United States, and I was doing what I was doing wrong and disappointed in the spread of solidarity in the United States.
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“Because when a country’s patriotism, the best is to resolve the problems or problems in your country, but to start harming the sovereignty of your country and act in your country,” Ramaphosa said.
The president once again confirmed the plan to send apostles to oppose the narratives and ambassador Ebrahim Rasool.
He also claimed that the National Prosecutor’s Office (NPA) to determine the actions of the Afriforum and Solidarity could initiate.
“It is a matter of graphic or not to look after our law enforcement agencies. But I get a dark sight, in fact, badmouthing their countries, to disgrace their country, to disgrace their country, and in their country.”
Ramaphosa The comments are followed by a number of actions, including the United States, including a number of activities against South Africa, including the President of the President of the US Secretary of State Marko Rubio, including South Africa’s G20 events.
Afriforum’s last visit to the United States added an additional tension with the global super capacity of South Africa.
Last week, “bad things” in South Africa reiterated the claim. His statements were concerned about the potential diplomatic and economic echoes of lobbying efforts abroad.
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