A closer look at “South African Ambassador Challenges Trump’s ‘White Genocide’ Claim”, exactly as the source publishes it. South Africa’s new ambassador to Washington, Roelf Meyer, has personally rebutted US President Donald Trump’s assertion that there is a genocide against white Afrikaners. Meyer, who describes himself as “a born Afrikaner,” told the BBC that the notion of a mass attack on the white minority does not exist. He said his identity gives him the legitimacy to challenge such claims. Meyer was a key mediator in the negotiations that ended apartheid in the 1990s, and his perspective carries historical weight.
He explained that while crime affects all South Africans, there is no systematic targeting of white people. The ambassador’s remarks come amid strained relations between the US and South Africa over the issue. The claim of a “white genocide” has been circulating in certain circles for years, but it has been widely debunked by experts and South African officials. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.