In a rare shift of tone, U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly softened his stance on South Africa, refraining from incendiary claims of “white ...

Karoline Leavitt and NBC's Yamiche Alcindor repeatedly interrupted each other after the journalist told her what the president said about South African 'burial sites' was 'not true.' ...

Ramaphosa, who said he came to Washington to “reset” bilateral relations, was ostensibly caught off guard by the video, which included footage of former President Jacob Zuma and opposition leader ...

That prompted one reporter to say: "Mr. President … I don't know what constitutes drama in your book, but that was ... One of the politicians, firebrand Julius Malema, heads a flailing ...

“There is criminality in our country… people who get killed are not only white,” he said, adding that Malema does not speak ... the president a 14-kilogram book showcasing South African ...

Ramaphosa hoped to charm Trump during the meeting, bringing along two famous South African golfers and gifting him a huge book featuring ... opposition figure Julius Malema singing: "Shoot the ...

In the video, firebrand far-left opposition lawmaker Julius Malema was shown singing “Kill the Boer, kill the farmer” — an infamous chant dating back to the apartheid-era fight against white ...

A source with knowledge of the video’s origins tells Fox it is political propaganda created by one of Ramaphosa’s opponents, Julius Malema. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: These are burial sites right ...

Cyril Ramaphosa rebuts discredited claims of a "white genocide" in South Africa, as US president confronts him in Oval Office ...

Trump directed staff to play a video, which included footage of Julius Malema, the leader of the Economic ... of the meeting presented Trump with a book of South African golf courses.