U.S. Secretary of State declares South African Ambassador persona non grata

On March 14, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared the Ambassador of the Republic of South Africa to the United States, Emrahim Rasoul, persona non grata and accused him of hating the state and American President Donald Trump.

"Emrahim Rasool is a politician who incites racial hatred, who hates America and Trump. We have nothing to discuss with him, and therefore he is considered persona non grata," the Secretary of State said in a statement. Twitter).

Rubio stressed that the United States no longer welcomes the ambassador's visits to the country.

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