DR SIZWE MPOFU-WALSH. DEMOCRACY, NEW APARTHEID, YOUTH, GOVERNMENT, OXFORD,ANC, | Mpho Dagada
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In today's episode, we're thrilled to host Dr. Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh, an esteemed author, scholar, and the founder of SMWX podcast. Today's episode tackles the core issues of the legacy of Apartheid 30 years of Democracy, Youth Challenges, Government Systems and more pressing matters.
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Two young great minds, that's what SA needs now.
Yes and amen Dr Walsh.
The GDP here is crazy and the lack of growth is the fault of the leadership and the opposition.
Y’all make me listen to politics as a young person which l never had interest as l have now! SA future is bright🎉
Are you registered to vote? Please tell me you are! 🙏🏼
May you continue to vest more interest
We need Young blood to lead SA... and these are the ppl who can lead
@sibongilechakela South Africa will only change when MILLIONS of people develop a different mindset.One can only successfully lead, those who have a vision, purpose and direction. I don't see why young blood should waste his/her time trying to lead people who aren't interested in living life differently. Tata Madiba and uMam Winnie dedicated their youth to the struggle,and look at where it got them? Ruined marriage, fatherless and motherless children, broken family. Today, people will glibly mock a Mandela with little regard to the price the whole family paid. Others aren't ashamed of calling Tata a sell out, yet they have nothing to show for the last 30 years, instead of fighting for the 2nd liberation, they bad mouth Tata as if they expect him to rise from his grave and fight for them TODAY. South Africa will only change if MILLIONS develop a different mindset.
That's true but a lot of young people just don't want to be involved in politics and that is what is holding South Africa back.
@@Mathule tru
We are complicit in the downfall of this country by not hold those in so called power to full account. I also agree that we have been hold hostage by the liberation blackmail rhetoric for far too long while countries like Singapore have flourished.
You have an intellect there. I'm enjoying listening to Dr. Size Mpofu-Welsh.
I'm glad to be a part of the same generation as these guys...
I hope one of these days I'll also feature on these platforms and share my 2 cents regarding the Governance and future of South Africa and Africa as a whole.
What an impressive young man.
Mpho, please address him as Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh...The Title "Dr" is important 🙏 👌
I really appreciate the conversation, I have a sense 5-10 years from now, south africa is going to benefit from such conversations.
Sizwe's book is a must read. It's perfect description of what is currently happening in the country, and it confronts us with some of the most unconfortable realities
Conversations like these are golden.
Thank you for recognizing the value of these conversations. They truly are special moments.
Yes boys yes ❤❤❤. No lies, real high level conversation.
Thanks for appreciating the quality of our conversations! We strive to keep it engaging and thought-provoking.
Thanks!
2 Terrific & Politically Sound Minds - They are my favourites - Other Intercessors out there - let's cover these guys in Intercession & Prayer - They represent hope of a Future Reformed & Rebuilt Africa.
We've actually lost the capacity to think, even beyond the status quo......Sizwe for CEO of SABC.
Human Nature is always to migrate to places of commonality. THAT is not Apartheid. It is natural. Regardless of 'colour'; and the WORLD has changed - the WORLD is no longer safe, on your own, hence 'safe' environments;
And, sadly also, seemingly, many of our people of colour seem to want to have their feet on both sides....part of the modern economy and it's trappings.....but still 'longing' for the comfort of the familiar....of the 'township', the lifestyle/community/traditions.
Yet, traditionally, in a 'western' society - with it's desired trappings/offering - as working class advances, related individuals move/elevate/migrate/grow/assimilate totally, to(wards)/within more affluent, class based societies/areas/suburbs. Not so, necessarily, in South Africa? Therefore/thereby, arguably SUSTAINING 'old Apartheid' areas?
WE NEED TO DEFINE AND INCULCATE A SOUTH AFRICAN CULTURE. ALL ENCOMPASSING, ALL EMBRACING. ACROSS COLOUR. ENGAGING, DEBATING, ARGUING, LEARNING, GROWING. TOGETHER. TOWARDS SUCH - WITHOUT POLITICIANS;
We do not yet HAVE such a culture - and therefore much of the 'division'; although already, arguably, we as a people, of all colours, are MUCH closer, than apart - certainly than those with another narrative/agenda would have us believe.
TO ELIMINATE 'APARTHEID', CREATE A SAFE ENVIRONMENT; GOVERNMENT TO PROVIDE ONLY WHAT GOVERNMENT SHOULD - STOP TRYING TO MANAGE, MANIPULATE AND CONTROL SOCIETY; AND SOCIETY WILL DO THAT THEMSELVES; NOT RE-INVENT THE WHEEL;.
LET GOVERNMENT JUST DO WHAT IT IS SUPPOSED TO DO. FACILITATE. NO MORE NO LESS. AND THE PEOPLE/INDUSTRY WILL DO THE REST. INSTINCTIVELY. AUTOMATICALLY.
And we have an INCREDIBLE calibre of young people of (all), colour developing now - in the past years - unlike, arguably, ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD. Making us unbelieveably unique, advanced. And, as a consequence, BURSTING with unheard of potential/possibilities. AS A UNITED PEOPLE. Young people such as these two MOST incredible personalities; the growth and self identity of Dr. Mpofu-Walsh for one; so awesome, and humbling to watch/see. As are MANY, MANY others.
No need to rethink ANYTHING. Apart from politics, values and corruption.
Look and learn from those who have gone BEFORE, and DONE what we need to do: PROVIDE a successful economy, empower the people THROUGH such an economy, such as Singapore, such as Japan, such as South Korea - and such as South Africa historically -WE HAVE DONE IT BEFORE, (love it or hate it), WITH CURRENT RESOURCES AND INFRASTRUCTURE - Apartheid aside, not to diminish Apartheid and it's atrocities; yet, not throw the 'Baby out with the Bathwater';
WE HAVE PROVEN HISTORICAL POLICIES, INDUSTRIES, AND CAPABILITIES THAT - ALTHOUGH LARGELY FOR THE PRE-1994 MINORITY - ALSO PROVIDED BETTER THAN CURRENT - FOR ALL;
FREE WORLD CLASS HOSPITALS, VOCATIONAL TRAINING/INSTITUTIONS, FOR ALL, FREE EDUCATION - ALBEIT UNACEPTABLY SUB STANDARD/UNEQUAL; ALL THIS FROM AND THROUGH THIS MINORITY; it is NOT necessary to re-invent the wheel - just expand the minority successes to and for ALL?
The very SAME policies that have taken failed economies to Global Powerhouses - Japan, Singapore, South Korea, China, (Chinese anti democratic society aside) etc. Indisputedly so. But we have it all here already. Proven - let the Government facilitate the same - let the people, the economy, create, provide, thrive.
Democracy - Change in Government. Profoundly said. Roll on May #2024 - bring on the period of pain. We are in a coming of age. We are maturing. Will the young people step up. Will they stay. Will they sacrifice. Towards the most incredible Country - EVER? Short term sacrifice - for long term gain? AND WE WILL NEVER FALL BEHIND THE REST OF THE WORLD - 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION OR NOT.
The Truth WILL set us Free. Together. Get back to Basics. The Family. The Community. Jobs. Prosperity. And all else will fall in place. Including the Constitution. And rights will manifest automatically. Within the Hearts. Within Society.
GET POLITICS OUT OF DAILY LIFE. SOCIETY DOES NOT NEED POLITICS. POLITICS NEEDS SOCIETY - Time for the Tail to Stop Wagging the Dog.
THINK. Beautifully put. Our people, through life experiences, second to none, have FAR more to offer than they realise - across all walks. To all. Globally. We need to get that confidence. And a successful economy and country will do that.
What a powerful interview. Thank you.
I really like your comment … the view that apartheid was privatized is over simplified in my view… the ruling party has alienated many especially investors through its socialist and in some cases communist policies… added to that is the corruption which post 1994 which has nothing to do with apartheid. The ANC as the new government should have been held to a higher account knowing what came before it… unfortunately the greed got the better of them very sad for the poor and unemployed
Absolutely loved this conversation! So essentially, Black and Coloured people have been failed unforgivably💔. The cycle of survival and suffering is ongoing and endless, unless they become part of the private sphere of the country, and even there they still have to face all kinds of unnecessary challenges. Hai ke🚶🏾♀️
Well done Mr. Dagada....so mature in your reasoning.......aware of the people in their homes....proud people who no longer want to vote....
Thank you for your kind words and support!
Two brightest minds in one room.
We have to change the way we vew politics.
People need to learn how to think, and not so much what to think.
My Daughters came back with a school assignment asking how was apartheid in our days. That question smacked me in the face coz I still feel like we are still living under the same conditions. I said it was just like how you we are living now. What worried me is that they think we've gone past it which is dangerous coz they wont resist what they cant identify.
Most would fail
I love these two intellectuals ❤❤
Really a pleasure to listen to the two professionals exchanging deep thoughts🎓🎓
Thank you for your kind words!
Mpho im really heart broken you won’t be on the ballot brother. You are a leader that this country so painfully needs. Your time will come brother. Let’s fight it but if the IEC don’t approve we’ll come back strong in 2029
This is rich. Quality!
Your words mean a lot, thank you for recognizing the effort put into creating quality content.
Interesting ✅
Future is bright!!! ANC Voetsek.......
Young people in government will make a great difference
@user-yp1pu8kj7p It's all good to blame govt for crime eg rape, hijacks etc, however, the root cause of the problem si the fact that it's the people committing the crimes.The problem is not only in government, it is also in HOMES. Family is the basic unit of society. South African families are in complete and utter disarray. A good upbringing, develops character, a lot of the ills in SOuth African society stem from the fact that most people had a terrible upbringing, and these issues have not been discussed. If people had morals, the govtr wouldn't be corrupt, crime wouldn't be rampant, homes wouldn't be in a disarray. Don't ask what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.
@lekis5975 Well it's about time when strick law enforcement officials worked approximately, with any severe inhumanity unfairly in thier upbringing, Well the wellbeing, welfare, has failed community firstly GBV, DRUGS, ALCOHOL, ADULTERY, THESE ARE THE MAIN ISSUE'S DIRECTED TO THE SOCIAL SERVICES CHILD WELFARE TO INVESTIGATE THEY HAVE THIER DUTIES HOW TO EDUCATE PEOPLE AND PARENTING THOSE THAT NEED TO BE GUIDED HENCEFORTH THIS GUDELINE SHOULD BE FOLLOWED UP SOME FRASTATED AND USE THEM ON THIER OWN FAMILIES HOPE MORE SOCIAL WORKER'S INVOLED IN COMMUNITY
Spiritually the opposite of what you're saying is the truth. Government sets the tone for what society is going to become. If government did not say we are going to do this, we are going to do that, we would not have a dependent society we have now. If the government did not promote and protect white collar crime we would have less crime in society because government would be fighting it. The government is doing everything to protect its own because it is corrupt. @@lekis5975
it is to blame, your point is very relevant but so is the govt being responsible cause if there was job creations and jobs available the numbers of rape, crime etc wouldn't be as high cause peoples energies would be directed towards proving for they families and not being depressed, miserable and suicidal etc if you get what i mean @@lekis5975
I have been waiting for this. Two brilliant minds.
I have a few objective views, especially on the state of SA in terms of wherer we are and where we could be. It's important to consider that we are one of the most advanced African countries, economically and socially. Our education system, as flawed as it is is still one of the best in Africa (hence we see so many foreginers comining in). As a consultant I have worked with various businesses and institutions and I recognize that most times what blinds us from seeing what SA truly is, is our priviledge. Outside of the political system we are one of the best nations in the world, and more than anything I reall wish such conversations would stem from that point of view versus a negative point of view
I think we must advocate for change whereby the people address the so-called ‘leaders’ instead of leaders addressing the people. When do people get a chance to debate and interrogate the leaders? So far in our democracy, The president only addresses the people and we don’t get a chance or platform to ask questions. This podcast here would be a great way to ask Ramaphosa’s views on this topics? He hasn’t had a single conversation with the people since becoming a president.
When @swizempofuwalsh steps away from hosting. the future Administrator/Minister/President steps up. I watched and listened to a whale in a pond today. Thank you Mpho.
Podcasts are taking off in south Africa ✈️
That's so exciting to hear! Podcasts are such a great way to connect with people and share stories.
Hello Mpho Dagada.
It is nice to make an acquaintance. Yours sounds as another one of these fresh voices that are critically thoughtful.
I think a harsh lesson that sizwe might learn after this interview, insightful and honest as it may be, get ready for a warning letter ✉️ from the SABC, rule number one of life, never speak truth about the powers that be, they will break your neck and leave you starving.
Mpho continue working hard yoi are such a brilliant man the ability of young raising up
amazing
This is beautiful. Enkosi majita.
Another idea Id wish you could discuss, If CZcams, facebook and Tiktok can govern billions of users effectively then apps can replace ministers and governments with IT specialists, computer scientists, data analysts, app developers etc. After all, ministers sleep in parliament anyway. If managers can be replaced with software, politicians are just assigned government managers.
Interesting. I like your perspective ministers as managers. It might even help us cut all the unnecessary MPs we currently have.
@@MphoDagada cool
AI is in a brink of that. White collar jobs are being revolutionised. Accountants jobs will be highly automated by Blockchain and AI. Can you imagine AI justice system. Law is not about empathy it's about facts. So AI robot can learn 1000x more than what a judge or any law practitioner can in their life time.
Great interview 👍
Thank you so much for watching the interview!
Love you Mpho ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Great conversation
Critical thinking!!!! That is what I learned at the University of Pretoria in 1987.
Smart conversation gents.
Thanks for watching and joining the conversation!
“I think we have become lost in liberation blackmail and we’ve been told the story for so long (*conditioned!!!) that life is better than it was during apartheid, and we have failed to appreciate how far ahead we should be at this point…”
“…we’ve actually lost the capacity (*demoralised!!!) to even imagine something beyond the status quo…” Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh.
Wow, that cuts deep!!!
*Words in brackets added by me for emphasis.
Loved every second of this interview, so informative. New Subby!!!
We should all strive to be a renaissance civilization
Absolutely, striving for growth and advancement in all aspects is crucial for progress!
What also worries me Mpho is Arise as a youth party is very slow in implementing new campaign ideas. Competing parties are scanning your pages for ideas in your comment section and quickly implementing them. There's nothing as effective as proving you are a worthy candidate by showing through implementation.
E.G. You should be first to use AI as a campaign tool because if old parties that don't govern well campaign better than you, who is to say you will govern better than them.
I sked about who is protecting Amapiano, experienced politicians saw power in this and ran with it. Ever since that comment the major party is campaigning through Amapiano.
You shouldn't campaign through promises but through demonstrations.
The summary of this conversation is at 41:00 and that's the most one thing we need. The Constitution of South Africa has to me changed...
... lots of deliberations here ... but not a word about the starving Xhosa children in the Eastern Cape ... ?
Ever heard about freedom of association?
Respect it!
That's democracy!
Lovely seeing & hearing from Sizwe on a different platform & learning more about his opinions & perspective. Mpho you had some great questions & I look forward to diving into your content more! Just a few comments from me: Mark Zuckerberg went to Harvard* & not Stanford; As a fellow South African who’s also been educated abroad (US tertiary system - liberal arts undergrad, state school graduate program) I think we should be cautious about idolizing overseas, & particularly the elitist institutions especially given their biased admissions practices (RE USA - college admissions scandal) and history of producing people & institutions, companies etc who perpetuate systems of inequality at the nation state & global levels to varying extents. Their ethics are questionable but the quality of education is great thanks to the resources they afford students. At the end of the day it’s not like the likes of the Ivies or Oxbridge have periodic tables with elements the rest of us can’t access. I wouldn’t consider the US as a beacon of democracy either ( I mean their geopolitical & domestic policy track records aren’t great). In the words of Julius Nyerere “The United States is also a one-party state but, with typical American extravagance, they have two of them (parties).” The west has resources but not the solutions or answers for Africa at least. Fantastic conversation!
Church. 🙏🏿
This is good. I learnt a lot . Please bring Prof Ramose Mogobe and Dr Lwazi Lushaba. From Zimbabwe- Bulawayo
"We think we're a democracy..!!??... we'll see..!??!!...".. how thought provoking..
At 24:36...you realize who is in touch with the people.....because what follows is a bizzzzarre answer by the Dr. concluding with.....it's that simple.....???
Thomas Mabaso is a young gentleman who can be trusted with the head of political parties engaging he is the best in politians ❤
Nonsense that.
@@gpmjozi706 maybe it's your opinion not mine
Just a small point - GDP per capita is a measure of 'economic output'- not, how much each person has. Thanks for another great interview
Correct. 'economic output' per person
It’s also not a great indicator in general lol
@@SnatchedNaartjie Agree - any indicator requires analysis of all variables and the reliability and sensitivity and timing of these . Often a number is quoted and then seen as gospel e.g the unemployment rate , yet the informal sector does billions of rand turnover per year . The matric pass rate is another 'figure of merit' used to show achievement, where it is totally misleading as the bar was lowered and the figures can be massaged to suit an agenda and even if accurate gives no real indication of a persons ability to progress and succeed in future as attitude , ability and enthusiasm , perseverance and many other ' soft variables ' come into play which are difficult to measure
Government employees should go to public hospitals, schools n clinics... They will be forced to fix those institutions.
Ideologies by Thomas Sankara should inspire change in dynamics.
That's a great idea! It could definitely lead to improvements in public institutions.
interesting viewpoints, but as the young man says, idealistic. However, the points raised and the points made are very relevant. The discussion is real and insipiring.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the video! It's always great to hear different perspectives.
Wow
Very cool podcast. You guys should use Adobe Podcast (i.e. the audio enhancer function) to get rid of the background noise, while keeping the fidelity of the voices.
Not sure if looking up to Japan for economic inspiration helps given the huge historical differences between the 2 countries , if one looks at an Asian country we rather look closer at Singapore closer
I read the caption and agreed same time 😂😂😂
Worse i had a conversation with my grandad literally this morning
49:48 Come on Mpho, Mark Zuckerberg did not go to Stanford, He went to Harvard. What dorm room were they showing you in Stanford?
Stanford is in California and Harvard is in Massachusetts literally a 48 hour drive from one state to the other. Don’t make us question your education. Anyway great chat with the honourable Dr Mpofu-Walsh.
In response to the rather simplistic headline, how about acknowledging that apartheid continues on in the heart of every human being. It is not a white/black phenomenon. It is a human phenomenon. This does not justify it by any means. Rather it provides a core truth from which we have to learn freedom from.
Great podcast 🎉
Thanks for listening
I do not like this guy Mpho Dagada because of his comments of Julius which I am of the view that it was misrepresentation of what Julius said, but just like I am well within my right to have my views so does he.
But overall this is one of the most intellectually stimulating podcasts. Such intellectual questions and answers. Really really got me pondering on a lot of what is happening and what could be in our country. Big ups 👍👍👍👍
Racism 1:37 is very much alive in the Northern Suburbs of the western cape💞
If MK for us why are their not votimg against electricity and water hike show us u for the people ...we has people dont care about parties we want a society in which we can raise our kids.give us a safer south africa
Rupertized. The Oppenheimers are throwing everything in, including funding of podcasts 😂😂😂
National party join ANC & get lost in the midst of ANC, come on, it never died.
Politicians don't behave like junior school kidz
I challenge Sizwe to show us the definition of democracy that necessarily means you have to have a change of government. There is no such definition. Democracy simply means a way of governing which depends on the will of the people. Regime change has nothing to do with democracy. If the people choose to vote for the same party 100 times in a row, that doesn’t meant it’s not a democracy. Why do we allow people say dumb shit and go unchallenged?
What kind of people will keep on voting for a failing government?
Captured people ... ?
@@troy1709-h5f we have very different definitions of “failing”.
America hasn’t done well with the lobbying at all. That government is captured too.
The corporations with the most money fund the lobbying and influence policy making.
Thats a whole other mess.
Sizwe talk to him about the 1820thys settler's who fought for apartaid to be abolished and freedom to unite
Mpho muted Sizwe @ 35:29. Where he said " If MK puts its house in order we could have ....??????". I'm curious now.
Lobbying of politics is the problem of the the us
Is it privatized through corruption!!
If the definition of apartheid is ' a policy or system of segregation or discrimination on grounds of race.' this would put BBBEE squarely in the court of ' apartheid ' - I think that world wide there is segregation on the basis of culture , education and economic resources - birds of a feather flock together ' . The new generation now have terms like ' gender apartheid ' . Those who put in the effort , despite all odds, survive and I really don't think its a race issue. Many of my friends across the spectrum have done well , and many others have struggled . The point I am trying to make is we should be very careful of using terms like ' apartheid ' only with a clear definition , to avoid it becoming yet another trigger word that will be used as the reason for many's predicament.
Mpho please also go on the macg podcast. We need people like you to speak to that demographic
If apartheid is privatized in SA after 1994 then my question is obviously why. Who want apartheid, is it whites, blacks, colourds? If whites are paying to enjoy apartheid after 1994 why what is the reason for that? Let's discuss this topic I think it would be very
interesting.
It would be interesting to have all our different races in one room to discuss this because I don't think we can really get to understand from only one point why apartheid is seemed enjoyed by others. I agree it would be a ground breaking discussion in this democracy.
It’s a plutocracy. The ANC was captured from 1990.
Who benefits the most from things not changing?
Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi fought apartaid without war very brilliant 2 gentleman war in 2 country's 😢
Sizwe please click on 1820thys settlers you will know how apartaid was abolished
Why did he cut sizwe at 35:30 🤔
People would ask : but why uproot the old apartheid. Besides that it was a christian heresy, there are important factors about apartheid that makes it a no-go for the SA society further. It states in essence that a evil is good and as such should be treated as a good. This leave the people accepting this principle to deal with problems of the differences between good and evil as according to apartheid, theres no such thing as evil. This challenge the lawful aspects in a society seriously and a rather anarchistic description of apartheid will be of more help to explain this incompetence with dealing with criminality/evil(not exactly the same) as this is the essence of apartheid principals, the lack of being lawful and the path of the anarchist who view everything in life to be good. Nothing can be considered to be evil as all is good. Its only when you accept the difference between good and evil, that the law and government paths return. But this was a underlying problem with apartheid that need attention.
Only obaba can sort out this mess,only obaba
Obaba who?
Are u aware he was president at some point he choose 2 hve Indians in his pocket 😂
Yeah sure, by ‘obaba’ you mean the likes of obab’uGwede Mantashe and the similarly-aged *troupe* (think, here of ubab’uMsholozi for example) that currently *clogs* (I also use this word quite intentionally) SA’s political landscape - angithi? Hayi siyakuzwa.
Look, what’s difficult to argue against is the general *possibility* of increased wisdom as could be afforded by the coming of cage.
But what’s even more difficult to argue against is the *reality* of the limited wisdom with which the old crop among SA’s politicians is governing.
Perhaps obaba are now tired and need to rest? Angazi..
Which private institution that's are better than our education system/public institutions.😅
What do you think about Jacob Zuma thinking that politics is a chess game?
It's easy to tell when an interviewer has read the book from the way he introduces the book, Sizwe shouldn't do interviews to those who haven't read the book cause the conversation gets relegated to superficial stuff while the book has so much depth. Even to you Mpho, why request an interview while you haven't read the book, especially if the book is one of the bullet points in your topics?
Was starting to enjoy some really intelligent debate. But this apartheid position is so backward thinking. Why would we want government involved in anything outside of legislation, infrastructure, education and health. Governments have the worst track record in capital deployment of all investment classes. Please keep the debates looking forward and not this apartheid nonsense.
Just saw an interview of this Siswe Mpofo he is to full Hom himself Gayton McKenzie exposed his lack of knowledge he is totally detached from reality!
I dont think its a new apartheid.... Its capitalism based on who contributes to the income of society..... So you want communism or socialism or capitatalism?
Build a bridge and get over your past. Victim mentality will get you nowhere
And this victim blaming rhetoric doesn't change the past which still impacts us today.
I don't think Dali Mpofu's son knows what the hell he is talking about when it comes to race issues. He just speaks well.
Sizwe call for Thabo Mbheki for Anc most people will vote Mbkeki not Ramaposa
Apartaid still exist with due respect to the Eff fighting with Indian's gor land in KZN forcefully, unfair inappropriate bad influence to threats of removal of thier sovereignty during the struggle with Nelson Mandela the Indian's brought forcefully by the British colonial also the Duch involved in , inhumanity unfair unconstitutional to the slavery to work on the sugar cane field a very huge field surrounding areas with sugar cane imports dome list thier lives....😢
Superb interview, but the host needs to stop referencing USA, probably the worst and most outdated example for this topic...but great interview 👍
Young men what do you know about apartheid you weren't even born you need to have lived in the apartheid era to know anything of about apartheid. Don't read about apartheid in books and claim to know apartheid.
Dr Sizwe👏...my view of you as per your SABC programme, changes from today. Your dad's public profile did not help it nor your last name, Mpofu-Walsh. Not that I have any problem with the English. My favourite Bible Version is the KingJamesVersion, the hallmark of English heritage, is the anchor or base of our Christian civilization. As a Pastor I promote this version. Christ Himself being the highest form of civilization humanity can ever experience. True Freedom. Listening to your short book (metastisized apartheid)review just now, with Mpho Dagada is incisive and ideas you both espoused are really up there. Solutions to our problem in South Africa lie therein. You are a true #tintswalos which Pres Cyril spoke about. And it's the tintswalos that can change our country. Tintswalo though in Xitsonga, meaning #Mercy can and does apply to all races. Pappas like both of you are tintswalos example. First acknowledge then accept your own identity. You have to accept Mandela/deKlerk/Ramaphosa/RoelfMeyer etc, just like you honour JohanRupert/Elon musk/PatriceMotsepe. Robust engagement like EFF, now MK and PA can good wheels to move this democracy train. However the #Script. Mpho quoted a Scripture, you must underline your craft with a Script. Remember sangomas have no international recognition because they have no script. Hence, the question 'whichCraft is this' so you must delineate your craft with a script, lest you be labeled a witch.
American proxy🙂.