South African President Cyril Ramaphosa plans to discuss land reform policies with US President Donald Trump, aiming to clarify concerns about potential land seizures and emphasize the constitutional framework of South Africa's approach.
President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed his anticipation to engage with his United States counterpart, President Donald Trump , regarding land reform policies and matters of mutual interest. In a statement released by the Presidency, President Ramaphosa emphasized that the South Africa n government has not seized any land. He underscored that South Africa is a constitutional democracy firmly established on the principles of the rule of law, justice, and equality.
He further explained that the recently enacted Expropriation Act is not a tool for confiscation but a legally mandated process enshrined in the Constitution. This process aims to ensure equitable and just public access to land, guided by the principles of the Constitution. President Ramaphosa's statement follows concerns raised by President Trump regarding South Africa's land reform policies. The US President has expressed apprehensions about potential land confiscations, which he views as detrimental to foreign investment and economic stability. This upcoming dialogue between the two leaders is expected to address these concerns and foster greater understanding on both sides
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