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U.S. Begins Phased End of PEPFAR Funding in South Africa

Citing unmet political demands, the administration frames the move as a reorientation of U.S. global health aid.

U.S. Proposes 10,000‑Seat Expansion for Afrikaner Refugee Program

U.S. Moves to Admit 10,000 More Afrikaner Refugees

South Africa Names Roelf Meyer as U.S. Envoy Pick as Trump Revives ‘White Genocide’ Claims

South Africa Names Roelf Meyer as Ambassador to the U.S.

Nearly All U.S. Refugees This Year Are South African, State Data Show

U.S. Refugee Admissions Now Almost Entirely South African Under Trump Policy

U.S. Targets 4,500 Monthly White South African Refugee Applications, Adds Modular Facilities in Pretoria

Gayton McKenzie Reaffirms Pro-ICE Views, Distances Stance From Cabinet Role

ICE Identifies South African in Minneapolis Arrests as 'Worst of the Worst' as Spouse Pushes Back

South Africa Raids U.S.-Linked Refugee Center, Deports 7 Kenyans as U.S. Protests

U.S. Slashes Refugee Cap to 7,500, Giving Priority to White South Africans

AGOA Lapses, Exposing African Exports to U.S. Tariffs and Uncertainty

Trump Weighs Slashing U.S. Refugee Cap to 7,500 With Priority for White South Africans

U.S.–South Africa Trade Talks Advance as Ramaphosa Decries Tariffs at UN

US Imposes 30% Tariffs on South African Exports, Putting 100,000 Jobs at Risk

US to Scale Up Resettlement of White South African Refugees This Summer

First Group of White South African Asylum Seekers Arrives in U.S.

Trump Administration Prepares to Receive First White South African Refugees

Trump Aid Cuts Could Lead to 4 Million AIDS Deaths by 2030, UNAIDS Warns