There has been much "breaking news", "just in" on local South African television about the Afrikaner "refugees" who boarded an airplane chartered by the US government to provide a "safe haven" for these Afrikaners who have claimed "refugee" status and are having their US citizenship expedited.

While US President Donald Trump has given Afrikaners refugee status in the United States on the false premise that they are victims of human rights abuses at the hands of the South African state, Americans live comfortably in Cape Town as “digital nomads.

A group of 49 white Afrikaner South Africans granted refugee status by the Trump administration departed Johannesburg Sunday night on a U.S. government-funded charter flight bound for Dulles International Airport.

I’m glad that there are people still coming through,” Zomi leader Francis Kham says, but refugee resettlement “should be extended to everyone that’s really [facing] the same discrimination.”

South Africa does not have genocide but it does have division — much of it created by the political games that our own leaders play. If there ever was a time to put our bullshit aside and present a unified front to the world,

The arrival of about 50 Afrikaners under an executive order that alleges they’ve faced racial discrimination restarts refugee admissions that were suspended for all other groups by the Trump administration.

Trump's administration fast-tracks white South African Afrikaners as refugees, sparking backlash over racial bias and sidelining thousands of non-white asylum seekers still in limbo.

There has been much attention on the arrival of a group of Afrikaners to the US after Donald Trump’s call to welcome them as refugees. But what about Americans who have chosen to make South Africa their homes?

The Trump administration granted refugee status to 59 white South Africans, citing racial discrimination as a cause for concern. The move has faced criticism, with South African officials dismissing claims of persecution.

CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — President Donald Trump ... also comes after the U.S. welcomed 59 white South Africans as refugees this Monday, the start of what the Trump administration said ...

The Episcopal Church rejected the Trump administration's request for assistance, saying it would not help the 59 South African refugees that arrived in the U.S. on Monday. The church's presiding bishop,