Overview
- President Donald Trump has said the United States will not invite South Africa to next year’s G20 meeting in Miami.
- The EFF announced it will push for a complete boycott of the Miami summit if South Africa remains excluded.
- Malema argued the fallout stems from South Africa’s ICJ case against Israel and the country’s alignment with partners such as China, Russia, Brazil and India.
- He praised President Cyril Ramaphosa’s handling of the dispute and vowed to mobilise international condemnation of Trump’s stance.
- The standoff follows Washington’s withdrawal from the Johannesburg G20 after initially confirming attendance, with Malema escalating his rhetoric by calling Trump a modern-day Hitler and rejecting claims of abuses against white Afrikaners as unsubstantiated.