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She has a point. Village hunger is not the same as township hunger

19,374 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr •via X (Twitter)

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Faceless Uncle 🇿🇦⚕️🇨🇺 𓃵vor 1 Jahr

The funny part is that a person who’s from Alex will think their better than you coming from Venda

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Indestructible 😛👄vor 1 Jahr

She's right abt land Bt poverty is worse in rurals. Nt many farm an its seasonal. Bt in Alex u get ikota 3mins away for R10, chicken feet R1 each, u can walk 2 shoprite 2 get R5 bread. But in the rurals u cnt get those near u, nt even R10 get u food. Cupboards get really empty

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Lindo Dlodlovor 1 Jahr

Tells alot about land.....

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Esquire👨🏾‍⚖️vor 1 Jahr

Growing up in a village in Venda, there’s a saying I grew up hearing, “a li ladzi nwana na ndala”, it translates to the land (Venda) doesn’t allow a child to go to bed hungry. There’s something about the land and communal spirit villages have that is different from kasi life.

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EUSTANCE MATHEBULAvor 1 Jahr

Makes a good point about land and ability to grow your own food and fruits

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Son Of Zeusvor 1 Jahr

The people flooding Alex , Thembisa, Oliven and other informal communities are 80% from Limpopo. Most came here to look for a better life, have you seen how empty Gauteng is during Easter or Festive Season…..

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Mr Fitzgeraldvor 1 Jahr

It makes sense until a Zulu girl from Nongoma doesn’t understand realities she’s not exposed from, ayt man

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Orochimaru Mashasha 🍃vor 1 Jahr

Eish thats why people say the township is a concentration camp

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