Musk asks Ramaphosa: ‘Why do you say nothing?’
billionaire Elon Musk has publicly challenged Cyril Ramaphosa on Twitter, accusing South Africa’s president of saying “nothing” about an inflammatory song sung at a recent rally of the far-left EFF party.
Musk was responding to a tweet by a right-wing US political commentator, Benny Johnson, who had posted the footage of the EFF rally at which the controversial song“Shocking video shows South Africa’s black party singing ‘kill the Boer , kill the White farmer’,” Johnson tweeted. “This is all downstream from the rotten secular religion of wokeness and CRT plaguing America today.”— Elon Musk Musk responded: “They are openly pushing for genocide of white people in South Africa.
Musk was born in Pretoria and attended school there before leaving the country at age 18 for Canada, acquiring citizenship through his Canadian-born mother. 2023 NewsCentral Media
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