Exposing the Truth: The Viral Photo Used to Claim South African White Genocide Was Actually Taken in Congo

Former President Donald Trump’s claim of white genocide in South Africa faced fierce criticism after it was uncovered that the photo he shared was actually from the Congo. This startling discovery has intensified the debate over misinformation and its profound impact on shaping global narratives

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Author : Caleb Wilson

Publish date : 2025-05-25 00:12:00

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Exposing the Truth: The Viral Photo Used to Claim South African White Genocide Was Actually Taken in Congo

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