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NKHL :

all paid by tax payers

HappyD :

why is he wasting money

🐉GOV__78🐉 :

Trump must not disappoint us. He must do he did in VERNESELA

Mminakgabo :

He left Mr Lekota in SA

Artificial Intelligence🇿🇦 :

our president is gangsta... he went to the snake land without fear 🤣🤣 an no snake touched him

Magic :

Very important that our president pays his respects to a man who raised awareness about Apartheid and supported the people of South Africa during Apartheid.

Mr Tee :

The best President ever to be alive

jan coetzee :

Donald, this is your chance. Keep him.

Elliot Sibeko :

may God protect him

khalima :

mnxm I lost faith in this guy

bollotti :

Lamula is everywhere are they grooming him to take over in the future or it’s just the possession he is holding at the moment

dineo Posholi :

Whooo My President

spha_250 :

sold us out with that money. can someone look at the health bank and different

benjamin600🇧🇷 :

myself and i :

looking for mnangwangwa museveni and tinubu🤣🤣🤣

vibrant :

now u have chance to take him down mr Trump and live south Africans 🇿🇦 people

thabisosojane :

God please help our African leaders, in Jesus name

Eddie_MC007 :

🙏🙏🙏💖🇿🇦💖🙏🙏🙏

ludoX :

“Mr. President, when you visit America, please extend our greetings to the Afrikaners who relocated there — we wish them well in their new home.”

memyself :

Trump onya nyi where ever he is

donovanmalgas46 :

how was your flight?????....................how was your flight????? 😅

Pops_kt🇿🇦🇿🇦 :

Wa riska cupcake what if Trump capture him?🤔🤔

give give :

I am not a fan of Ramaphosa but it was important for SAn pres to go for this funeral rev Jesse Jackson helped during a struggle of apartheid.

Salome :

President Ramaphosa represented 🇿🇦 so well and he left something for them to copy. He's the best President 🇿🇦 has ever had.

SHAYM :

Stay safe Mr President 🙏🏻 💙 🇿🇦

Dricko_SA×͜× :

Is Angie the acting President?

uZigi Zendoda :

tshelani loyo abuye ekhaya

●🇿🇦 :

Imagine Africans and Americans community come together and unite ❤️

user2794911383925 :

Cupcake 🧁 excels in personal relations 💯

itz_kylo :

Cupcake to the world

AGENT 47🇿🇦 :

he should have went to malema just to make trump angry 🤣🤣🤣

Buyiswa J :

Thank God for the safe flight and His covering of protection around President Ramaphosa 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼.

God spoilt Bratt 🇿🇦 :

Engathi Trump angakufaka empini yamasotsha wakhe uye e IRAN

Christopher Aphane :

aii this is by far the most bad president we've ever had in the history of bad president's yho nanku umuntu !

Khabako@46 :

The negative comments show that many black people don’t know how much people in other countries contributed in our liberation.

BroWhat😳 :

Bro hasn't watch de Angel Has Fallen movies

therock :

this is not a President very weak

Pops_kt🇿🇦🇿🇦 :

Jesse Jackson has a strong historical relationship with South Africa, mainly because of his role in the international struggle against apartheid. His involvement was political, humanitarian, and symbolic. Here are the key connections: 1. Support for the Anti-Apartheid Movement During the 1980s, when South Africa was still under apartheid (a system where the white minority government oppressed the Black majority), Jesse Jackson became one of the loudest international voices supporting freedom in South Africa. He: Spoke publicly against apartheid in the United States. Organized protests and campaigns to pressure governments and companies to sanction South Africa. Encouraged Americans to boycott companies doing business with the apartheid government. This helped build global pressure that eventually weakened the apartheid regime. 2. Connection with Nelson Mandela and the ANC After the release of Nelson Mandela in 1990, Jesse Jackson became one of the international leaders who supported South Africa’s transition to democracy. He: Met with Mandela and other leaders from the African National Congress (ANC). Attended political events and encouraged peaceful democratic reforms. Promoted reconciliation between racial groups. 3. Election Monitoring in South Africa When South Africa held its first democratic election in 1994, Jesse Jackson was invited as an international observer. This election led to: Nelson Mandela becoming the first Black president of South Africa. The official end of apartheid. Jackson praised the election as a historic moment for human rights. 4. Continued Diplomatic and Social Engagement Even after apartheid ended, Jesse Jackson continued to: Visit South Africa Speak on issues of economic justice and equality Support development and African–American partnerships with South Africa.

Nate_Dogg_CPT :

protect our president

porshy :

someone said is Angie acting president 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Samuel Matentji :

He was a real activist loved.

cash :

we proud of u our presidend

teo :

The level of respect our president receive outside our country, you will definitely think we are abusing our President as citizens, I mean most treat him like hero,😂😂 I won't why or maybe the is something we don't know as citizens we should know besides propaganda...

Joe why not joe :

I wish to be in government for couple of months

Hon: Ozo Ikemba :

Good president, leave Africa to attend Jesse Jackson funeral⚰️in America, I bet Donald Trump was not invited

Samuel Matentji :

He is admired everywhere he goes.

Man of God :

the people's president

user43035621993573 :

when it comes to foreign issues he's number 1 but if we complain abt SA issues he keep quite

Choc'Cookie :

Doing everything BUT attending to SOUTH AFRICANS and their needs!

AJ 🇿🇦✝️ :

please keep him there

Samuel Matentji :

Whether they like him or not he's a great leader.

wain6095 :

He came all the way from South Africa and Trump in Washington starting world 🌍 war three

Nontobeko :

our President frm South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

joel76634 :

Chance for what?

summerlentswe :

please don't go speak to Trump!! please! 🙏 just go to the funeral and go about your way.😫

user2356457927931 :

My President 🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲