Washington enforces new visa rules on South Africa
The United States announced that it has imposed new visa restrictions aimed at pressuring South Africa over its policies regarding expropriation without compensation, racial discrimination, and incitement of violence against minorities. These measures come amid worsening relations between Washington and Cyril Ramaphosa, and they involve targeting individuals involved in or supporting these policies, although their identities have not yet been disclosed. South Africa responded by rejecting the decision, asserting that internal policies relate to the country's sovereignty and addressing the legacy of apartheid, and that they do not specifically target white people. The developments indicate that the disagreements between the two sides have moved from political tensions to actual diplomatic actions, without revealing who the targeted individuals are.
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