White farmers

In a notable change from previous rhetoric, Rep. Mark Green appears to have softened his tone on visas for migrants.

A government official said the bill needed to be reconsidered.

AfriForum calls itself a civil rights organization but has been branded a white nationalist group by its critics.

"I don't think [Trump] knows a country called South Africa. He thinks SA is a continent.... He wants to polarize SA and reverse the gains we have made to build racial harmony, because all what he does is use fear factor," Zizi Kodwa said.

President Donald Trump is being praised by white nationalists after spreading information regarding white South African farmers.

Pressure on the country's white farmers has become a rallying cry for right-wing groups across the world.

The Department of Rural Development and Land Affairs stressed that there was no talk of expropriation without compensation, but the courts would have to decide on how much was "just and equitable."

Stealing property from millions of black South Africans was the country's original crime. But more than two decades after the fall of white minority rule, only a few have seen the land returned.

Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe, untouchable for decades and a hero of African independence, is out. Who's next?

Mnangagwa, who was inaugurated as president on Friday, has promised to compensate white farmers dispossessed of their land.

A military takeover seems to herald the last days of Africa's oldest ruler, whose tenor has seen Zimbabwe fall into economic despair.

Jesimen Chipika said that Zimbabwe's land reform killings were "no worse than South Africa."

Several farmers were murdered during Mugabe's controversial land requisition campaign in the 2000s.