Zulaikha Patel on whether African nations are really independent…

I remember her: Pretoria girls protest. She's a smart young woman. Great interview, great stuff as always Sizwe. ✊🏿 Big ups to Zulaikha

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Who’s she?

@lavidaNOTA Asking a child such questions just because she wanted to show off her natural hair?

Playing to the gallery without common sense.

"Has anyone ever thought of how our administrations are put in a position where it's very hard for them to be successful administrations? They are set up to actually fail so that they can get loans & consistently we find ourselves in debt" young Zulaikha makes valid points👏

Her story had so many twist and turns, sometimes l thought she had a victim mentality but she's deeper than that. Her life story is interesting.

This type of thinking is what made us sink not whiteness

This lady must do her research better about the land and owning what is under the land. She has a victim mentality. The Royal Bafokeng trust held shares in platinum mines & got paid out in dividends.

I think she hit the nail on the head with all the stuff underground. Our currency should be based on the gold in the ground (check the gold price, it's not stopping), not some fiat system with private shareholders. How could they ever have the best interest of South Africans? We should also get out of WEF, WHO and other institutions that tend to dictate policy with another controlling agenda.