内容摘要："It's frantic, it's really stressful," she admits. "I might swear a lot.

"It's frantic, it's really stressful," she admits. "I might swear a lot.

In March, a business group said that close to 70,000 Afrikaners had expressed interest in moving to the US following Trump's offer - from an estimated population of 2.5 million.On Monday, the US embassy in South Africa released a statement clarifying the criteria for resettlement, saying it covered people from any racial minority, not just Afrikaners,

who could cite an incident of past persecution or fear of persecution in the future.South Africa's most recent census, done in 2022, shows that Coloureds, (an officially used term meaning people of mixed racial origin) are the largest minority, making up 8% of the population. They are followed by white people, including Afrikaners, at 7%, and Asians at 3%.After Trump's offer, Afrikaner lobby group Solidarity posted an article on its website headlined: "Ten historical reasons to stay in South Africa".

In parliament last week, the leader of the right-wing Freedom Front Plus party said they were committed to South Africa."We are bound to Africa and will build a future for ourselves and our children here," Corné Mulder said.

A public meeting is being held to outline the plan to fix sinkholes which appeared in a Surrey high street earlier in the year.

in Godstone High Street,Some residents were previously told it could be up to a year before they could go home, while six households returned a few days after the incident.

for up to 12 months, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.Residents in the Surrey village of Godstone have been evacuated after two sinkholes opened up this week along large parts of the high street.

The original hole first appeared late on Monday night,Sinkholes are not uncommon in the UK but can sometimes appear suddenly. What might be the causes and should we be more worried about them?