South African President Cyril Ramfosa has insisted that he met with Donald Trump, his American counterpart, “very well.”
In front of reporters, Ramposa and Trump were in the Oval office, he discussed what he had planned to discuss during his meeting, when the US had an unexpectedly played video that had highly controversial allegations of “massacre” against white South African people.
As the video was played, Ramposa looked visually uncomfortable, while Trump repeatedly spoke to the President when the South African leader tried to intervene or respond to the claims.
Despite those scenes, Ramfosa told reporters that “it went very well” because Hele left the White House.
A spokesman for a spokesman for a South African President said, “We will focus on that we are going to get out of the bilateral meeting with the US.”
During the most difficult moments of the session, Ramfosa provoked Trump to discuss such divisive racial issues, “very peacefully,” the heritage of Nelson Mandela, who is an anti -apartheid worker, who was elected President after the end of apartheid in South Africa’s first black head and first democracy in South Africa.
“We are weeb so that Nelson almonds said that there is a problem, people to sit around the table and talk about them,” Heer said.
Ramposa tried to pursue the conversation in a quiet water to bring business, economic participation and even golf to calm Trump.
