On October 15, 2026, Sneako posted on X. He quoted a post from the account PanAfrican Intel that showed three images of Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. next to dead animals. The quoted post carried the text Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. killing animals in Africa. Expressing his opinion, Sneako used the slogan: "FREE AFRICA FROM EUROPEANS"Sneako added no further comment beyond those four words.The photographs come from a hunting trip the brothers took in 2010 or 2011 in the Matetsi area of Zimbabwe near Victoria Falls. They show Donald Trump Jr. holding a severed elephant tail and a knife beside an elephant carcass. Other frames capture the brothers with a leopard, a large crocodile hanging from a tree, a cape buffalo, and several antelope. As Gothamist reported on March 13, 2012, the pictures first drew widespread attention after they appeared on a safari company's website. As reported by Gothamist on March 13, 2012, animal-rights groups condemned the scenes. PETA called them a grisly photo opportunity. The brothers released a joint statement at the time. They wrote that they had the utmost respect for nature, had followed local laws, and had given the meat to local villagers. Donald Trump Jr. also posted on Twitter that he made no apologies. Zimbabwe's parks authority later confirmed the hunt was legal and that a ranger had been present. As reported by ABC News and CBS News in mid-March 2012, the story received coverage from multiple outlets before it dropped from the news cycle.Sneako's recent comments on Donald Trump and his upcoming CNN interviewSneako has spent the past weeks criticizing the Donald Trump administration. On October 14, he sat for an interview with CNN correspondent Donie O’Sullivan. In the conversation, he said the Iran war became a breaking point for many younger supporters who had backed Trump. He described the conflict as the opposite of campaign promises against new wars. A short clip shared on X by @SNEAKOHQ shows what he said during the interview:"Because it's the perfect example of his betrayal of everything that he campaigned on. That he was not a rhino that he was not an establishment Republican that he wasn't going to make the same mistakes. He said specifically no new wars. This is exactly the opposite of everything he promised."The full interview is set to air on October 17 as part of the documentary Maga Ever After on CNN. Earlier on October 15, Sneako posted on X that he had said "fu*k Trump" during the CNN segment. He continues to stream regularly on Kick and posts frequently on X about foreign policy and domestic politics. The Africa post aligns with that recent pattern of commentary on the Trump family.