US not expected to release list of South Africans targeted for visa restrictions
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The US has announced a new targeted visa restriction policy against South Africans to punish the country for alleged “race-based discrimination” against Afrikaners and other minorities, as well as “incitement of imminent violence” and “uncompensated land…
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What happened
The US has announced a new targeted visa restriction policy against South Africans to punish the country for alleged “race-based discrimination” against Afrikaners and other minorities, as well as “incitement of imminent violence” and “uncompensated land…
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