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Ecнo oғ тнe Ғırѕт🇿🇦🇧🇼🇵🇸vor 10 Monaten

The way continental Africans speak about black South Africans is exactly why we should be fiercely protective of our country. They know little about us and they will always feel entitled to everything we build because they see us as mere beneficiaries just like they want to be.

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🏘️IamEri'Oluwa🇳🇬vor 10 Monaten

There is far more to South Africa’s challenges than the supposed “inability” of Black people to govern. South Africa was built with Black labour and Black resources. The mines, the farms, the roads, the cities—everything of value was created by Black hands, yet Black people were systematically excluded from owning or enjoying what they built. Apartheid was not just “bad”—it was one of the most brutal, systematic crimes against humanity in modern history. Black families were forcibly removed from homes they had built with their own hands and from land their ancestors had farmed for generations, then dumped into barren “homelands” that were little more than concentration camps. Fathers were torn from their children and forced to live in single-sex hostels, working as near-slaves for white-owned companies. The best schools, hospitals, beaches, suburbs, and infrastructure—built with the country’s wealth—were reserved exclusively for whites. Prime areas like Ikoyi, Banana Island, and even the reclaimed swamps of Lekki were seized and declared “white only.” Yes, there is loadshedding today. But for decades Eskom and nearly every critical position in the energy sector were controlled by white executives and engineers. Only after some of them left—and the full extent of deliberate mismanagement, corruption, and even sabotage was exposed—did the situation begin to stabilise in certain periods. During apartheid, electricity was reliable because it was prioritised for white homes and white industries. Now that millions of Black households have been connected to the grid for the first time, demand has exploded on an ageing system that was never designed to serve the majority. New power stations are being built, but progress has been slow—partly because powerful interests frustrated Jacob Zuma’s nuclear deal with Russia, preferring alignment with Western powers. Even today, a white employee with only a matric- equivalent of WAEC often earns more and is promoted faster than a Black graduate doing the same job—because white families and networks still control most large companies and the economy. The South African Reserve Bank? Still privately owned by shareholders who are overwhelmingly white. Many major state contracts quietly flow to the same old firms. Some of the best government schools in places like Ikoyi still carry the Latin mottos and traditions of the white Catholic orders that founded them—reminders that the system was built for a tiny minority. So when people who have never lived here—or worse, Black people from elsewhere—casually blame Black South Africans for the country’s struggles, they display breathtaking ignorance and insensitivity. Nelson Mandela did not have the luxury of waging a full revolution in 1994; the choice was a negotiated settlement or a bloodbath that would have destroyed the country. The same forces that assassinated Chris Hani and countless others would not have hesitated to plunge South Africa into civil war. Apartheid was evil beyond words. Visit Robben Island, the Apartheid Museum, or any township and see the evidence for yourself. The sabotage never fully stopped; some simply changed tactics. Many who plundered the country for decades are now quietly leaving with their billions, while others stay behind to undermine a government trying to correct centuries of theft. The struggle is not over. It just looks different now.

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balogun_vor 10 Monaten

Only people without real knowledge of history will be impressed with the jagon this man is saying. Read up guys

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Bapedi_Nationvor 10 Monaten

The people who think whites built South Africa clearly don't know our history and how lazy white South Africans are.

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MORAL Authorityvor 10 Monaten

Does he know what a necklace is because he’s asking for one…

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Senator Obivor 10 Monaten

Honestly, if Europeans come to Africa and Africans go to Europe, the situation will turn around. Africans will be looking for visa to come back to Africa. Our major headaches are greed, insatiable quest for more wealth and Corruption. They have really eaten deep.

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StarLedivor 10 Monaten

Apartheid government provided electricity to less than 20% of population, with majority whites having lights. While democracy ensured everyone has equal access to electricity and is providing for 98% of the population

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Thirsty Kipsoiwet 🇰🇪 🇳🇱vor 10 Monaten

We are good in religion and dancing on Tiktok

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Mtshepanavor 10 Monaten

Which airport is breaking down????

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🌹vor 10 Monaten

South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa......are you guys not tired

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Cara 🇿🇦vor 10 Monaten

theres absolutely Zero South African podcast or shows discussing Nigeria's history or current affairs but we have Grown men from Shitholes discussing us lmao

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Efe Ajayvor 10 Monaten

This is why I keep saying the British left Nigeria too early. End.

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🇿🇦 Zandi Thabethe🇳🇦🇧🇼🇸🇿vor 10 Monaten

Not that i disagree with the failures of the corrupt and incompetent ANC, he didn't have apartheid and what not, so what has he done in his country since he is obviously the better black ? Stop giving idiots airtime!

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Marshmallow Smuggler🗨🇿🇦🇳🇿🇳🇱🇺🇸🇬🇧🇬🇭vor 10 Monaten

Who's foolish father is this?

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Nelisiwevor 10 Monaten

Fuuck you all Makwerekwere!

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StarLedivor 10 Monaten

Look at this video taken of construction in Cape town. Tell me who you see. Many of our road designs and buildings planned by indigenous architects who were never given credit until now after democracy.

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Risevor 10 Monaten

This is the dumbest shit I’ve ever listened to & this mindset is why Africa is fcked up - the notion that you “build Rome in a day.” South Africans, including Whites are better off in every way, now than during apartheid with a black government

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Azanian Patriotvor 10 Monaten

@DouzaM_Madolo Since 1994,gov’t transformed lives: Education access near-universal, matric pass rate to 78%, literacy up. Built 1,500+ health facilities, ARVs to 2.4M, mortality down. Electricity to 86%, water to 95%, tarred roads expanded. Social grants to 16M, poverty reduced from 45% to 38%.

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Abahambe Majola🇿🇦🇷🇺vor 10 Monaten

Listening to people who come from failed countries then they’ll preach how to run a country is Ludacris🤧

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Ntjerere 🇿🇦🏴‍☠️vor 10 Monaten

Most African countries are jealous of South Africa 🇿🇦 they discredit black South African and hipe white but they we are still colonized

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🤴 Tweet thiefvor 10 Monaten

South Africans are the only people in the world who fought for real freedom and they change the laws to benefit blacks, the rest of African countries are still stealing from their own countries

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The Muffin Manvor 10 Monaten

Depends which side of the fence you stand.

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Man Van Staalvor 10 Monaten

South Africa is giving everyone chest pains 😂😂😂😂

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Ss_vor 10 Monaten

🥱🥱🥱

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AV939vor 10 Monaten

Who is this Mummy now speaking on SA lying unprovoked. There is no load shedding here, We have the best roads in Africa built post apartheid. Why are Nigerians so interested in our country like just go home and build.

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Uncle Funkvor 10 Monaten

@Muleyaneila In that same podcast this dude was educated about Black American history, but his pride couldn’t handle it..And he also lied about what apartheid is..

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Unathi Afrikavor 10 Monaten

This is absolutely bullshit and total ignorance and fucking stupidity draped up in a mentally colonized and brainwashed foolishness.

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Dr. Mind (Back up)vor 10 Monaten

This is very painful, but what he said is true. Why can't a black man manage a country well? Mtcheeew..

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Mcebovor 10 Monaten

You want to sound relevant, mention South Africa. Someone from little Benin, a White man worshipper just like most West Africans says nonsense and baboons clap hands. This is a shallow view and it's a shame some baboons hear wisdom.

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Esleyvor 10 Monaten

And then you find South Africans who want to unite with people who say stuff like this

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🇿🇦 Former Mormon ♏️vor 10 Monaten

Nigerians need to focus on Nigerian issues and leave South Africa. Their country is in the rot, and they out here focusing on us instead of tackling their own issues.

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Kunlevor 10 Monaten

Sad reality. Mentality remains the richest asset of any nation. The only path forward is to build the mindset of the generation to come. If we fail to cultivate a culture of mental strength and intellectual capacity, then regardless of the resources we possess in Africa, growth will remain out of reach.

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Ngwana Wa Modimo 🫶🏾🫶🏾vor 10 Monaten

Every black man in Africa is obsessed with South Africa

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Meshack Valoyi✍️ 🇿🇦vor 10 Monaten

He’s talking a lot of nonsense.

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STOP KILLING WOMEN AND CHILDREN 🖐🏽💜vor 10 Monaten

Stop forcing yourselves on us 🚮💩🚮