Musk’s ‘White Genocide’ Claim Sparks Diplomatic Tension in South Africa

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa defended his nation against claims of white discrimination made by tech magnate Elon Musk. After his birth in South Africa, Musk took to social media to assert that a main political group pushes for killing white people.

The Economic Freedom Fighters party gained notice when its members sang “Kill the Boer” a historical anti-apartheid struggle song. As freedom of speech advocates the party asserts its right to perform the historic chant even though many politicians and Afrikaner leaders strongly oppose it.

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President Ramaphosa told South Africans to resist events outside the country from tearing them apart. Every expert proves this incorrect theory because violent crimes strike all races across South Africa. The government still opposes farm attacks yet denies Afrikaner claims that white people face systematic violence despite these groups reporting such incidents.

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