Rabat – South Africa has expressed regret about the expulsion of his ambassador to the USA, but confirms his commitment to establish a relationship with Washington, despite the diplomatic stress.
The expulsion of ambassador Ebrahim Rasool followed controversial remarks that he made about Donald Trump’s policy and US guidelines, including the description of the US president as the management of a global white supremacist movement.
South Africa’s presidency output An explanation in which “established diplomatic decency” is required today when maintaining the situation. This happened after the US State Secretary Marco Rubio Rasool accused of being a “racing bait” and asserting hostility to the USA and Trump.
“Ebrahim Rasool is a politician who hates America and hate Donald Trump. We have nothing to discuss with him and he is considered a persona non grata ” said Yesterday in a post on X.
In a recent seminar in Johannesburg, Rasool suggested that Trump exploited as part of his campaign strategy for the 2024 elections as part of his campaign strategy “Supremacist Instincts” and “White Sacrifice”.
He argued that this movement was also represented by the grievances of the South African farmers in the United States.
The ambassador’s displacement also occurred after diplomatic and political tensions, in particular South Africa’s land policy. Trump had previously criticized the country’s land reform policy and accused the government of being admitted by white farmers. He also suggested that South African farmers should like to settle in the United States.
The South African officials said that Trump’s claims were wrongly informed and insisted that the law should treat historical injustices from apartheid era.
