Trump announced the termination of all US federal aid to South Africa.

The United States is ending all federal aid to the Republic of South Africa (RSA). This was announced on March 7 by US President Donald Trump on the Truth Social network.

"We are ending all federal funding," he wrote.

Trump added that he would arrange for the rapid acquisition of U.S. citizenship for all those who want to leave the country.

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On March 7, The Guardian newspaper reported that the American leader had signed a decree freezing the country's aid to South Africa. According to the publication, this is the latest sign of escalating tensions between the two generally friendly countries, which began with Trump accusing the republic of using its new land law to discriminate against white citizens. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa dismissed the allegations as disinformation.