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South Africa says silence from US on bid for talks, China pledges support

South Africa's Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola stated that the United States has not responded to discussions about aid cuts related to President Donald Trump's executive order.
Trump's executive order cut U.S. Financial assistance to South Africa, citing concerns about its land reform policy and a genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice.
Lamola mentioned that South Africa is organizing bilateral meetings with several countries, including China, to secure support amid U.S. Silence.
South Africa plans to continue pursuing talks with the U.S., emphasizing that its land reform policy and ICJ case against Israel are 'non-negotiable.

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No response from US to SA’s attempts to discuss Trump’s aid decision, says Lamola

Minister of international relations and co-operation says China has pledged support

3 days ago·Johannesburg, South Africa

South Africa Says Silence From US on Bid for Talks, China Pledges Support

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South Africa says silence from US on bid for talks, China pledges support

South Africa's foreign minister Ronald Lamola said on Monday that the United States had not responded to attempts to discuss President Donald Trump's executive order cutting off aid but that China had pledged support.

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theafrica.co.za

Sa Still Seeking Us Talks Lamola : The Africa

International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola has revealed that the US has not responded to attempts to discuss President Donald Trump`s executive order cutting financial aid to South Africa. The a

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CapeTown ETC

SA still seeking US talks

International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola has revealed that the US has not responded to attempts to discuss President Donald Trump’s executive order cutting financial aid to South Africa. The aid was halted due to US disapproval of South Africa’s land reform policy and its genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Lamola criticised the lack of diplomatic engagement beyond social media and reaffirmed South Afr…

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ireportsouthafrica.co.za

Lamola Frustrated by U.S. Silence on Key Diplomatic Issues

South Africa’s Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, Ronald Lamola, has voiced frustration over the United States’ failure to respond to repeated requests for diplomatic discussions. Speaking at a press conference, Lamola highlighted growing concerns over Washington’s lack of communication, which has left several critical matters unresolved. Despite South Africa’s longstanding diplomatic ties with the U.S., efforts to engage on pressing…

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