Minister Ntshavheni To Afriforum: 'if You Don't Like Sa, Take Trump's Offer'

Minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, has dismissed concerns that AfriForum and Solidarity's US visit put South Africa at a disadvantage.

The two groups met White House officials and submitted a memorandum requesting humanitarian aid for Afrikaans community development.

Their visit followed US President Donald Trump's executive order freezing financial aid to South Africa over the Land Expropriation Act and the ICJ genocide case.

Trump also offered refugee status to Afrikaners, which the groups rejected.

Speaking during a media briefing in Parliament on Thursday, Ntshavheni criticised their actions, saying that not all Afrikaners support them and reaffirming the government's diplomatic efforts with the US, particularly regarding trade agreements like AGOA.