By Akani Nkuna
South Africans who want to take up US President Donald Trump’s offer to resettle in that country are free to leave, according to Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshasvheni.
This follows AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel and leaders of the Solidarity Movement and the Solidarity trade union meeting senior leaders in the US administration this week over their concerns on the new land and education laws which they believe target white Afrikaners.
The delegation handed over a memorandum to US officials on Monday night over their concerns with recommendations. They are also in the US to plead with the country not to cut South Africa out of the African Growth and Opportunity Act when it is renewed next year.
Many of the farmers, who Trump is claiming to protect, will be negatively impacted if the Act is not renewed.
Responding to questions following the Cabinet lekgotla, Ntshasvheni said
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