'What else could Cyril have done?' South Africans praise calm Ramaphosa after White House ambush

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Officially named "Dubula iBhunu" in the Xhosa language, the song emerged in the 1980s to fight the unjust system of segregation.
44% : "We will not agree to compromise our political principles on land expropriation without compensation for political expediency.
33% : " Ramaphosa brought his own white billionaire to the meeting - luxury goods magnate Johan Rupert who's behind brands like Cartier - who told Trump that violent crime affects all races, but his words fell on deaf ears.
25% : The most dramatic part of the scene was when Trump called for lights to be dimmed and screened a four-and-a-half minute montage claiming to show evidence of a white genocide.
21% : " President Trump confronted Ramaphosa on why he had not arrested Malema for it.
11% : A video played by Trump purported to show thousands of White farmers buried along the side of the road - but Ramaphosa said that he did not recognize the video, and that there was no evidence it showed what Trump claimed it displayed.

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