**South African Court Rejects Claims of 'White Genocide' Amid Controversial Donation Case**

Thu Jul 10 2025 06:03:22 GMT+0300 (Eastern European Summer Time)
**South African Court Rejects Claims of 'White Genocide' Amid Controversial Donation Case**

**Legal Ruling Highlights the Fiction Behind Racist Narratives in South Africa**


**Recent court ruling dismissing 'white genocide' claims exposes the unfounded fears tied to racial tensions and a controversial bequest to a white supremacist group.**

In a significant ruling, a South African court has dismissed allegations of an impending 'white genocide' in the country, labeling the claims as "clearly imagined" and "not real." This decision coincided with the court’s rejection of a $2.1 million donation intended for the white supremacist group, Boerelegioen. The benefactor, Grantland Michael Bray, had sought to support the group under the guise of fighting a fabricated narrative of persecution against the white population.

The ruling came as high-profile figures, including former President Donald Trump and entrepreneur Elon Musk, have publicly addressed the issue of supposed violence against white farmers in South Africa. Trump has made statements about systematic killings of these farmers, while Musk has voiced concerns about laws he regards as discriminatory against white landowners. Both have amplified rhetoric surrounding the fears of racial extermination within South Africa’s white community.

Bray's siblings challenged his bequest, arguing that he succumbed to a delusion concerning a supposed genocide against whites, and had become increasingly paranoid and racially motivated. In the court's ruling, Judge Rosheni Allie articulated that Bray's obsession with these ideas was fueled by both racism and the extremist content he consumed online. Furthermore, the legality of the donation was questioned, as the court found the bequest to the Boerelegioen vague, ambiguous regarding which of its entities would receive the funds.

While Boerelegioen asserts its mission is to provide civil defense and training, the judge sided with Bray's siblings, stating that utilizing the funds for promoting racial hatred violates public policy. Moreover, statistics present a contrasting reality; from October to December 2024, there were 6,953 murders recorded in South Africa, with only a fraction linked to farm attacks, disputing the narrative of systematic targeting of white farmers.

The ruling also comes in the wake of heightened scrutiny on South Africa's land reforms and immigration policies. Earlier this month, Trump signed an executive order to halt financial aid to South Africa over new laws permitting land confiscation without compensation. This development reflects ongoing tensions between various racial and political groups, woven with historical injustices and contemporary societal struggles.

As the discourse surrounding race in South Africa continues to evolve, the court's ruling stands as a crucial reminder of the fabricated narratives that can often overshadow the realities of crime and violence in the region.

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