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South Africa officially suspend all American businesses!!!
South Africa has officially suspended all American businesses within South African territory and stopped exporting minerals to the United States. 🇿🇦✂🇺🇸
This comes just a few days after Donald Trump cut off all funding from the US to South Africa and the USAID to South Africa
The South African government catherigorically made it clear to Trump that America is nothing without minerals from Africa and if he thinks Africans are nothing but mere beggars, then he should go look for minerals elsewhere because Africa is tired of the blatant disrespect and disregard they keep getting from the Western world 🌍💪
The US makes over $25-billion in profits from South Africa annually. This is gonna affect both the American and South African economy very badly.
No African country has ever stood up agaînst the United States like this 🙌
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