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"South Africa" A Foreigner's Perspective Again‼️
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The African problem is not as complex as we make it seem, it doesn’t need all the intellectuals to diagnose.. It is simple, African leaders are corrupt and do not care for their people. That is it.

@zwidenyapT I loved Prof Lumumba until he went completely offside on the illegal immigration issue. This brother can teach Pan African leaders far more than Lumumba can at the moment.

@Wealth98478302 The guy is a real professor 🧑🏫, articulated his views very well 🙏🏿

Bro,you nailed it.That "Poet" professor @Lumumba you talking about is one sided, he was once a darling to South Africans,he messed up . My brother that "Pan Africanism" is suspended definitely in South Africa 🇿🇦. We are busy picking up the pieces of Our broken Country.

Well said, my brother. Pan-Africanism cannot thrive while African leaders mistreat and show contempt for their own people. Those who should champion Pan-Africanism instead abuse the very communities they are meant to serve.

Your calmness in articulating this complex issue of vacating illegal immigrants in South Africa 🇿🇦 in the wake of ‘One Africa’ concept is commendable. May African leaders & commentators pause to think why are we here in the first place & what’s the way forward… that would be a fresh start.

@VuyoVanTonder This is the guy who deserves a title "Professor" not that imotional being who dont wanna out himself in the shoes of south africans.

Maybe each and every African going home now should take that pent up anger to their respective governments and force change there, the more african countries that forces change on their governmentst, the more African countries will unite in fixing Africa that will be Pan African

What is happening in SA is true African freedom in that we should all fight for the development of our countries and not fall for political parties or certain factions. One love one Africa

I'm also disappointed by Lumumba statements I used to respect and like this man wisdom and intelligency I'm a laughing stock to my colleagues at this point.What lumumba doesn't understand about S Africa.Why didn't he comment when our kids died of poisonous snacks,and drugs

Why people invest their emotions in a country that is not their's?, what's wrong with other African countries that their people are willing to relocate out of their country and wish to never go back.

One of the contributing factors lately it's mostly this academics and their fellow PhD's and "professors " where by they are completely disconnected from the ordinary citizens social challenges on the ground where by in most cases they listen to respond not to understand.

very profound

Very balanced and intelligent view🤞🏾

Post of the day

Well said, brother. You're very open-minded and honest.

Lumumba if u don't grasp what is happening here u better ask and be informed don't open your mouth and vomit shit.I thought u like African continent now I c Dat there is a part of a continent u don't like.I thought u r a uniter hw wrong I was hw could u utter such nonsense

My brother 🙌🏿🇿🇦

@Zwelinzima1 @MbuyiseniNdlozi

🙌🏼

I like this guy

What an intelligent perspective.

Brother u have just spoke in length the truth which some certain quarters wants 2 push away, dismiss 4rm SAns perspective the true matter is that African Leaders Abondoned their responsibility by not improving the condition of their own Citizens &expect SA 2 carry their burden No

Stupid proffessor

I love your way of thinking Brother🤜🏾🇿🇦

Africans never care to investigate drugs being sold to SAn kids. Many SAn kids are dying bcos of drugs. African don't care about SAn women and girls being trafficked for prostitution. SAn Spaza Shop owners are threatened to shut their Spaza shops. SAns workers are threatened.

Sometimes I feel like pro speaks without thinking 💔😭😭😭

@lavidaNOTA A brother I can call a brother 🙌🏿

Some people think it’s their right to murder, humiliate, evict people from their homes if they are from other African countries and if they think they are the reason why they struggle to put food on the table. Good for them.

March and March, a deluded Frankenstein monster born as an infant of Black South African exceptionalism, which itself reproduces the white supremacist logic of AMERIKKKAN exceptionalism. March and March is a deluded Frankenstein’s monster, born from the infantile myth of Black South African exceptionalism, a myth that reproduces the white supremacist logic of Amerikkkan exceptionalism. This outlook has been shaped by the United States’ imperial history and culture, especially in the post-1945 period. The South African notion of exceptionalism is misinformed and rooted in proximity to whiteness. It reflects a mentality stripped of critical thought, lacking historical literacy, and divorced from even the most basic geopolitical analysis. In effect, South Africa has become BRICS’s weakest link at a moment of global inflection, as the world order shifts and the Global South asserts itself against 500 years of Western Eurocentric domination. South Africa has effectively been captured and placed in service of malign Western interests. Against this backdrop, poverty and its associated social ills can only be expected to deepen across the country. The March and March chaos effectively amounted to a de facto victory declaration for AfriForum. It is no accident that, after the Black-on-African violence, AfriForum and its allies convened with the U.S. representative to celebrate their victory. A shameful moment for all self-respecting Africans, yet a proud one for Trump.

I was disappointed the professor took that stance without delving deeper into the issues

Nothing but the truth!

Sober opinion
