Bangladesh, March 24 -- Tech billionaire and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has once again ignited controversy over South Africas racial policies, accusing the government of actively promoting what he calls “white genocide.” His latest remarks, made in a post on X (formerly Twitter) on March 23, also reiterated claims that his Starlink satellite internet service was denied a license in South Africa because he is “not black.”

Musks comments have amplified tensions between Pretoria and Washington, particularly following the recent land expropriation law, which allows for land seizures without compensation. The law, signed in January, is designed to address historical land ownership imbalances, favoring black South Africans ov...