The Democratic Republic of Congo, or the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is depicted in a picture that US President Donald Trump showed at a White House meet with his rival Cyril Ramaphosa. Read more: How Trump has transformed the Oval Office into an invasion business” These are all light producers that are being buried,” said Trump, holding up a print-out of an essay that was presented alongside the image. The Reuters movie that was a picture of the image shows humanitarian workers removing body bags in Goma, Congo. Following deadly conflicts with Congo’s Rwanda-backed M23 rebels, the film was shot on February 3. The Republican has repeatedly accused South Africa of “genocide” of its light people since taking office in January, which marked the start of his second and final political expression. In fact, it turns out that Trump’s “ambush” Ramaphosa, which features a video of alleged burial grounds of” thousands” of white South African farmers, contains a memorial site. Following the murder of a pair on their land in Normandien, passes were placed along a remote road in a 2020 protest, according to news organization AFP. Read more about Karoline Leavitt’s altercation with a columnist over a picture of white farmers ‘ “buryings” in South Africa. A legislator is also seen in the video saying,” South Africans occupy area, that’s who we are.” Trump retorted,” These are people that are leaders.” Yet, the man is not employed by the South African government. The Economic Freedom Fighters ( EFF ) party’s leader is Julius Malema. With just 9.5 percent of the vote, the EFF placed fourth in the elections next year. It has never served in any state.
