Trump tells South Africa: You won’t get more money until you stop doing ‘bad things’.

In the nearly two weeks since his inauguration, President has been extremely busy not only on the domestic front but also on the international stage. Making significant moves, he managed to convince Venezuela’s President to repatriate their citizens living in the U.S. illegally. Moreover, he successfully negotiated with Panama to limit Chinese influence over the Canal and imposed substantial tariffs on Canada and Mexico.

Continuing his streak of bold actions, the President announced on Sunday that he would halt any funding for South Africa due to his concerns about the government’s alleged unjust seizure of land from its citizens. Using the Truth Social platform to communicate his decision, he made it clear that this move is a part of his agenda.

President Trump just called out South Africa for their land confiscation and racism toward White South Africans.

“The United States won’t stand for it, we will act” and he’s cutting off ALL funding for them.

Watch how fast they stop singing songs about killing White people now! pic.twitter.com/kpXESupR45

— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) February 2, 2025

Upon his return to the White House from Palm Beach, Florida, President expressed his strong disapproval of the actions taken by the leadership in South Africa. Labeling their actions as “terrible things,” he voiced his stance on the situation, further solidifying his stance on the matter.

Terrible things are happening in South Africa. The leadership is doing some terrible things, horrible things, so that’s under investigation right now. We’ll make a determination, and until such time as we find out what’s South Africa’s doing… They’re taking away land, they’re confiscating land, and actually, they’re doing things that are perhaps far worse than that.

Watch:

BREAKING: Trump says the US is cutting aid, launching a probe over land seizures against farmers (white) in South Africa pic.twitter.com/JlImWo3fOh

— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) February 3, 2025