The Department of International Relations and Cooperation has noted the content of a post by US President Donald Trump on the Truth Social platform - saying the characterisation of Afrikaners as an exclusively white group is ahistorical. The department also says claims that this community faces persecution is not substantiated by fact. Jaco Kleynhans is Solidarity's Head of International Relations.
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