Donald Trump has accused South Africa of carrying out a genocide against its white population. He also says the nation does not deserve to be a member of the G20, which it hosted last month. FT Africa editor David Pilling - standing in for Gideon - puts these allegations to two South Africans,

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Musk, who was born in South Africa, accused his home country of having “openly racist ownership laws” by requiring at least 30% local ownership by Black or other races that were denied opportunities under South Africa’s apartheid system of white minority rule.

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Donald Trump has falsely accused South Africa of carrying out a white genocide. He’s offered asylum to white Afrikaners who want to live in America. The very few have taken him up on his offer. So what is the state of race relations in South Africa, and to what extent, if any, have Donald Trump’s allegations hit a nerve?