Cape Town, South Africa | Inside the World’s Most Dangerous Cities (Documentary)
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- čas přidán 8. 04. 2024
- With a population of nearly six million, Cape Town is the second city of South Africa. Many of the richest people in the country have ocean villas there. But there is a dark side to this breathtakingly beautiful city. Three thousand people a year are murdered in Cape Town, making it the most dangerous city in Africa.
Shootings are commonplace, especially in the townships. Some townships have become no-go areas, plagued by murders, violent robberies and illicit trade of every kind. The police are pushed beyond their limits by the level of violence. Many locals choose to carry guns to defend themselves. Some even turn vigilante, while the middle classes barricade themselves into houses that are increasingly heavily fortified.
When they do leave their homes, people are constantly on the alert for potential threats. Last year over 18,000 people in South Africa were the victims of a carjacking at gun point. People have little to no faith in the police, as so many of these crimes remain unsolved. Some invest in panic buttons which they always carry with them. Just one quick press of the red button, and an armed response team from a private company rushes to the client’s rescue.
Manenberg, 15 kilometres from the city centre, serves as headquarters for a notorious gang who call themselves “The Americans.” They are violent drug dealers who flood the streets of Manenberg with “tik” a local version of crystal meth. Their rivals the “Dixie Boys” run protection rackets, and the gangs frequently fight for territory.
The police struggle to enforce the law, but the gangsters have no fear of prison. On the contrary, it helps them to gain status with their peers. Witnesses often refuse to speak to the police in fear of their lives.
With interviews and exceptional access, this film tells the tragic stories of beautiful Cape Town, one of the most dangerous cities in the world.
This film was first released in 2022.
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The 15yr old being praised for his first homicide by the same people complaining about neighborhood shootings is absurd and sick.
😂😂😂😂😂 welcome to SA
It's not the same people...ah, wait a sec...all blacks look the same !! Got it
This is the new SA as created by the international community and their obsession to end white government.
This is why I left. What a crazy beautiful country ruined by crime and corruption.
Trust me it’s not
@@gyuhmnyggh How is it not?
Amerikaner in Kapstadt.
This usually happens with decolonization.
@@gyuhmnyggh, it’s not what?
Cape Town is one of the most beautiful cities I’ve ever lived in, but I’m glad this is being exposed because it’s a war zone in the flats
It really looks amazing.. The California of Africa!
@@jdre1976you've clearly never been to california, shut up
@@drizzlybear350 jdre1976 is right! I lived in California for thirty years, and unfortunately the violence is so similar to Cape Town. So glad I left!
@@drizzlybear350 You haven’t seen how San Francisco and Los Angeles look like now, didn’t you?
We are called Coloured, not mixed race. Pls respect our race and culture
There is way more poverty in other African countries but u don’t see this level of crime
More to take for the gangs in SA. Apartheid still plays a role
@@buckethead420 excuses, as usual. Poverty doesn't have to equal this level of crime, especially since, as has been noted, there are much poorer nations per capita than SA. Pathetic.
Huge difference between poor and rich creates crime. Why rob others when they are all as poor as you?
@@Truther945 grega understood what i meant...you did not
Its the useless corrupt ARC to blame.@buckethead420
Cape town is a dangerous place ...me and my family moved to Australia 🇦🇺
Don't worry, the Australian politicians are letting in thousands of Africans, you will feel like you're back in Cape Town in a few years.
BEST WISHES to you and your family .
:)
Yep. That's why I moved to the UK. Been here 19 years now and I've NEVER had a problem with crime. Come to think of it, I can't think of a single instance, NOT ONCE, anybody has ever asked me for money! Not once in 19 years!
“Who can afford to run will run
But what about those who can’t
They will have to stay
Opportunity (is)a scarce, scarce commodity
In these times I say…..”
‘Buju Banton - Murderer’
do u realize papau new guinea is right next to australia. i dont know if u seen footage of how savage the place is?
I recently stayed in Camps Bay in Cape Town and have to say I have never seen a more beautiful and affluent neighbourhood anywhere in the World, million dollar beach front mansions, supercars everywhere and beautiful beaches. Watching this video its difficult to even believe how different life in the flats are compared to the more affluent parts
CT is beautiful But There are more beautiful places around the world without the crime 😂
Nothing becomes affluent without consequence. Repeat that to yourself
Didn’t you see the squatter camps opposite the millionaire mansions? I mean in some parts the millionaires are separated by just one road. Or how you have canal walk and khayelitsa , it’s unbelievable
Beautiful but all houses/ mansions have electric fence and security car hired in the neighbourhood. Also it is hard to miss the homeless the slum near by and on the way to the airport 😢
Check our grassy park, Hanover park lotus river, not to mention gugulethu and Kayelitcha
My heart goes out to the lady who lost her son Kyle. 21 years old. Our daughter was 24, 20 days ago. It's not right, not fair. And I hope whoever did this, suffers the worst karma can throw at them ! No parent or family should have this to carry !!! Such a good, beautiful young man. It's not right. Hopefully, a group of Dads will band together and take Cape Town back ! ❤ 🙏
so sad and senseless...
That's the problem..no, dads. Young boys raised by single mom's are the norm. No fathers
The ANC had the opportunity to build something beautiful for everyone. Instead they robbed the nation and left despair.
I think the president of El Salvador should rule for just 1 year in South Africa. What a lawless city.
South Africa is more-or-less a failed state now. The Governments have had massive income at their disposal for decades since Apartheid ended. They're no longer at war with all their neighbours, they have wonderful land and all kinds of mineral resources.
The place ought to be booming. There should have been affordable housing projects, schools and new hospitals and clinics sprouting up everywhere. This would have led to growth and jobs and hope.
Alternatively, you can build mansions for all your supporters, buy them BMW cars and set up fake businesses to launder the Government money into personal bank accounts.
They have now a long established political class which is an organised Kleptocracy. It doesnt matter who you vote for, or what they promised - They WILL steal all the money as first order of business.
Its a heartbreaker. I remember the hope everyone had when Mandela was released from jail. But they held him 20 years too long. His wife had become a political party on her own and out of control. And he was released as a lost old man surrounded by younger and greedier people who'd used the ANC as a ladder to personal wealth.
I personally used to think that 'white flight' was about racism - white people refusing to accept one person, one vote.
Now 20 years later, you realise that these were ordinary people, plumbers, engineers, mechanics and their families who
couldnt survive the lawlessness and crime going on. Not rich enough to have teams of armed guards and so on - what kind of choice did they have?
You have no idea what a failed state is if you think SA is a failed state. It still functions even with all its corruption. No one is saying it’s good but to jump to call it a failed state is ridiculous. Visit Somalia just once and you’ll understand what a real failed state is and how it “operates”.
@@modernmelbourneman 'Failed State' is a relative term. What I said was that S.A. was more-or-less a failed state.
Its like a sugar lump placed on a saucer full of water. It retains its form for a good long while even though it is dissolving inexorably.
Its like that with countries too.
Somalia was on its way to failed statehood during the time of Siad Barre -after his coup of 1969 led to the destruction of state institutions and kleptocracy.
In Lebanon, also a more or less failed state, the crunch came during the civil war in the 1970's and Israeli invasion.
Both of these sugar lumps have taken decades to finally collapse into chaos and one has dissolved more than the other - but the process has been the same.
South Africa isnt quite there yet. But all the failures and bad governance/corruption is alive and well. And once this process starts, it seems theres no way back.
@@Boviss1Bovis I thought the Mandela's only added to the corruption what with their death squad "Mandela United" killing political opposition.
@@modernmelbournemanthat's the point you squabble over? Can you counter any other the other excellent points?
This doesn't look like a society Mandela evisioned.
Mandela didn't care about the masses, only terrorism.
This was always the result as soon as the blacks got power, rancidly corrupt.
Exactly what Mandela's British Monarch & USA CIA handlers ANC organization" envisioned.". Mandela 's wife created the "necklace" to fortify any resistance to them. The "necklace" is an automobile tire placed around the neck & on the shoulders of Blacks who didn't join the ANC. :.
Mandela was one of the worst of the thugs. Many praise him but don't know his true history.
Many tried to warn the world that this would happen. The west will see it themselves very soon in their own countries.
Poverty is just an excuse. Other African countries are more poor but this level of crime and stupidity isn't witnessed. Theirs is nonsense.
I used to live there. Thank God I don't live in that sh*t hole anymore. Safety is a dream that is real for me while living abroad. I'm so happy that I left South Africa. Never once do I regret my decision. Well done South African government. You're really a shining example of what no one wants.
What ethnicity are you and where did you move to? Glad you made it out of that hell hole.
@@privard89 I’m white, I lived on the flats (Parkwood) for almost 15 years and am surprised that I actually made it out alive. I live in China now. Super safe - It took me years to adjust to feeling safe and get out for the mindset that I constantly need to look over my shoulder. Did I “run away”? Absolutely, took the first chance I got to run to something better. My decision to leave really has noting to do with nationalism or the lack of it. I just need a few criteria to be met for my life: safety, income, stability.
@@pingpongdonkeykongkong well done for getting out. I loved South Africa for a lot of reasons but left in 2001 for the UK and I am glad I did. I do not even want to think of what could have happened if I had stayed, also not feeling free or doing things I enjoy because of the safety issue always present. It is a shame what has happened in SA, we must think of ourselves and our families safety which is very difficult in that kind of environment. I really don't know what the answer is for SA.
@pingpongdonkeykongkong could you not have moved to another area of CT? I heard that other areas are safe.
@@justanotherchick2701 well, i guess its safer however nowhere is really safe as crime can happen anywhere. I’ve been mugged in the city center and got away from an attempted second mugging. Bad luck of the draw for some I guess 😅 There are some truly spectacularly beautiful place in Cape Town and I do miss the scenery from time to time, so I go to visit now and then.
Western media and leaders aren't allowed to criticise ANC for creating this mess because it's not PC.
Oh, anything Western is never, justified criticism included, welcomed in Africa.
@@abocas just western technology.. because they never ever invented anything there...
They don't even have a forensic team there. If El Salvador can turn crime completely around in just a few years then anything is possible.
Now I know why there’s so many South Africans living in Australia
We consider ourselves the lucky ones, especially the younger generations
Many of them are in Dubai as well , both white and black South Africans.
@@JudeJaradat difference is in Australia, Canada and almost any other country you can take out citizenship, in Dubai no expat can!
@@len2son I understand I’ve grew up and lived in Dubai for 20+years. I think most of them are not there because of citizenship , but more because of safety and business opportunities.
Security is paramount
Thank you ANC. You have done your job well.
It’s their country they can do what the hell they like .
@@beatles373obsoletely
@@beatles373 we did let them do what they want, SA is a shit hole now
@@beatles373 Certainly, they can do "what the hell" they like, and they must love hell, because that's what they created.
@@MrRezilloi am from colombia, and we did the same thing sadly, we chose the worst president ever, an ex criminal who was member of a drug cartel called, gustavo petro
I think South Africa needs to take note of what the Salvadoran government are doing.
After passing legislation that suspends the right of association and legal counsel and increased the time spent in detention without charge.
This has resulted in nearly 80,000 dangerous gang members being taken off the street.
Turning El Salvador from the murder capital of the world to one of the safest in Central America.
detention meaning prison?
if so it wouldn’t make much difference majority gangsters feel more safer and empowered in prison, and the prisons are overcrowded🤷🏽♂️
@@wayrin5240they built a new prison, and none of the gang members are coming out, being a gang member = life sentence in said prison where they sleep on cold metal and eat prison food, and have cold showers they’re not enjoying themselves
while watching the vid had the same idea
We need a GTA set here
What a sad and heartbreaking state of affairs💔
Blame the Rothschilds
Blame the Rothschilds
I'm afraid that major cities in America are becoming Cape Town in the future.
California is not much different from SA😂
Too late
What rock u been living under???
As a south african I have said europe will follow south africa with the way immigration is going
George Soros is aiding and abetting the South Africanization of the US.
I lived in South Africa for 30 years (1990 to 2020), but in Johannesburg's suburbs. We had a 6 foot wall, electric fencing, neibourhood patrols, closed off area with a singe road in and out.
The police is as useless as depicted. I had my car broken into and stuff stolen from it at a mall. Obviously, nothing further happened.Losses were at around R12.500 (around EUR 1000 at the time). The criminals rule the streets as shown in this documentary.
Where do you live now?
would you risk your life to protect people like you when the salary officers get still makes them poor. if you can afford to live in a gated community you also can pay them a living wage
@@liamhawkins4062 I'm now in Poland. I left SA on a Polish passport due to my roots. I maintained the spoken version of the language, so for me it was fairly OK/
@@gregwochlik9233 love Poland, great people, Katowice I have good friends.
@@gregwochlik9233am so glad you are in safe place now. South Africa without white people would have been a little burundi slowly. Police are weak. Soon will be like Haiti. It's sad. I heard a lot of horrible stories over there.
We have loads of white south Africans in cyprus. They have some stories!
It's unfortunately.
I live and work in poland and two of my colleagues are from SA (one of them is from Cape Town). They were both in their mid 40s when they came (independently) to poland and i wondered why on earth would the two mature men pack their bags, wives and kids and travel across the globe to settle in a country they most likely knew very little (if anything) about. They told me about the economic situation and mentioned that SA isn't a safe place but I didn't ask too many questions as i felt it was kinda rude. Well this video casts a little light on what they've told me
SA is very dangerous, even for African standards. My family is from Zambia but some live in SA for work. They have zero stories of violent crime in Zambia but 10s to 100s from SA, despite only living their for 2-3 years
So i guess dismantling Apartheid didn't work to create a fair and just society.
Great documentary
I laughed when they said "the most dangerous gang in all of Cape Town, the Americans"
The purge in real time
Blacks
@@Selina-hc5rgyep
Apartheid created this
@@Selina-hc5rg It's crazy how some people can't wait to let their racism show. Calm down
Just wondering what exactly makes it racist?
My God. This and Haiti are hell on earth
If they don't take measures south Africa will be a little burundi soon .
@@barbarasara4033like a myanmar 😹😹😹😹😹
@@barbarasara4033what do you mean Burundi
I think it's much worse than Haiti
What do Haiti and SA have in common
This is in my top 5 places never to visit
Is a very beautiful country. I was there for 2 weeks in 2014. We have made the Garden Route by car. Amazing nature!
What are the other 4?
Good stay out of
Been there last year and had an amazing experience. Great nature, the most beautiful place I’ve ever been, good ppl… sadly they have this bad side.
If you do not live in the townships you will see a beautiful City. My wife and I lived in CT for a year and did not feel unsafe. OK we had security and Electric fences.....40 million South Africans 7 Million white. So sad what has evolved.
Excellent documentary!
fantastic video, thank you
I’d be packing up my belongings and getting the heck out of there!!
Problem is ,they don’t have the money to do that.If you did ,a lot of countries won’t accept you (Australia) My nephew,well qualified,did not have the points to qualify.New Zealand took them.Jobs are few and far between and don’t pay well in NZ,that’s why so many Kiwis move to Aus. I left Cape Town 50 years ago with nothing and have been back a couple of times.The last was about 12 years ago,never felt so intimidated,and that was during the day in Claremont .Been all over Asia in some rough areas,the only white guy,never a problem.
Lord Jesus please protect all of the people that are victims to crime.
Lol
been like this for at least 30 years old old news!!!!!!!
I agree. My father told me stories of being robbed in Paarl in the 60's and 70's by gangs with similar-sounding names. Thank God he got us out of that country!
Everything is always blamed on apartheid..Cape town was a very safe clean first world city until it was handed over to them..that’s when the crime shot up..Stop blaming apartheid..for once have the courage to tell it like it really is.
Well said mate. 👏
not your country in the first place
Thank@@janesmith1008thank you
@@janesmith1008after it was handed over it became hell lmao my grandfather is South African (black) lived through apartheid he moved out of SA after apartheid since it became significantly more dangerous not saying apartheid was a good thing but clearly the handing over process wasn’t done right or good at all
@@Snowforest60 and how does that make op's original comment ok? You're only part black but yet you are standing up and defending op's comment who sounds like an Afrikaan
i live in the uk now but i lived round the corner from this place...Glen Cairn Heights, as a kid i would go down and collect the empty shell casings. Brought back good memories
Nelson would be proud ... 🤣
Excellent work ANC
Having lived in this country on and off with my job . it is far worse off now than it was under White rule back in the 80s , there was gangs and murders but not on the scale as it is now , and the SAP (south African police ) was not totally corrupt , as it is now , Back in the 80s they where better trained unlike now , jobs are given away to people in your own Tribe and not given to people who are better suited to do the job . all the infrastructure in this country is falling apart , power cuts , water cuts , power stations in poor conditions , sewage plants not working , crime massively increasing every day , its corrupt from the Top politicians to the bottom police man and every one in the middle . The country is amazing place and i love it , and the people too .its a shame African country's go this way .
You left out the reverse racism and farm murders.
Even somalia doesn't have this problem and they went through civil war for thirty years.
there's about 40 African countries that's not as violent as SA
As goes the white so goes his world. Deny it if you must but the facts stand opposed to any denial.
Asia is doing fine.
The police are reusing old caution tape in the first 2 minutes of this documentary. This tells me all I need to know 😏
You ain't lying
Police & Thieves are the same story same thing brother
I Am a Filipino, my company sent me there last November 2023. I didn't experience any of that. Cape Town people are kind. Love that city.
If the gangsters get sentenced for 15 years then the crime would drop.The problem is the corrupted judiciary.
No. Look at some countries in Latin America. Super-prisons but crimes is still super high. It need to be a change from the deep in the whole society. Less rich people and less poor people. A huge middleclass is the answer to an more equal society. Look at the Nordic countries
@@didde-music People will change if SA build a huge mega prison that can hold hundreds of thousands guarded by armed military solders.
@@jason4275 'People will change because of prison'.. Oh my gosh.. Good luck!
@@didde-music Whether rich or poor, they all do crimes if the justice system is very lenient on crime.
That para- olympian runner only served 7 years for murder. He just recently got paroled
What a sad existence. Life is cheap. Let us pray for peace in S A😮
Pattern recognition seems to indicate that its safer to live apart based on one’s hide.
❤😂🎉 Very good. And brave to report on those gangs !
After renting a car with my girlfriend we got robbed 5 minutes after we left the aiport in goodwood. Shit is crazy
What did they take
@@isaacblake4201 girlfriends phone
As a UNITED STATES CITIZEN, I had to check my passport again to see if I’m a real American lol these guys are the real African Americans
😂😂😂😂
This is what was predicted Black (mis)Rule would bring. The longer the worse it will become.
A doctor from Cape Town came to work in Canada. He & his wife felt so unsafe, they left everything they knew to get out.
interesting, I've always thought it was Johannesburg that was the most dangerous and most murderous city in SA
Nah it was not Johannesburg or Cape Town gang that committed the crime.
it was a Soweto group.
germany in 10 years...cheers from germany- my condolences.
Haha, probably most of the western nations in 10 years if they keep defunding the police and don't get control of the wealth gap.
Lets be real, at this point if nothing is done, its the whole of the west in 15/20 years.....
if so, it's because of people like you.. cheers from germany
@@figonyoutube3459 heute schon deine Andacht an Königin Riccarda gehalten?
You're projecting @@figonyoutube3459
This is crazy. Don’t let this video deter you from visiting. It’s a truly amazing city. The city center is the most beautiful part of a city in the world in my opinion, having visited a lot of cities like Paris, Prague, Barcelona, Jerusalem, Bend, OR, Sedona, AZ… But it’s very de facto segregated. It’s amazing the contrasts in Cape Town and South Africa as a whole. I remember seeing a Ferrari driving through Soweto next to shanty houses.. and across the street there was a brand new enormous fitness center. Super crazy place. But you can safely drink the tap water pretty much everywhere.
My daughter was there and said to me mama it is a very beautiful country but never i would live there. Always looking over your shoulder is not a life. She was there four days and already robbed from her cellphone. She's half African but being white or other color doesn't make a difference.
Anyone saving up for a fun vacation in South Africa of all places, would be using that money far more wisely by engaging the paid services of a psychiatrist who would be qualified to explore the insanity of that death wish to visit South Africa for ANY reason. Not for a million dollars paid upfront and in cash would I agree to spend one solitary day in that hell-hole called South Africa.
Live your whole existence in future fears 😂 👏👏👏
@@Edward-vo5prvery well said
@@notsure1115 The weak are worriers, whilst we are warriors and walk in no fear & only faith with GOD !!! 🥳🥳🥳🙏🤲
@@Edward-vo5pr Your presumptions are appreciated for all they are worth in the grand scheme of things. Have a great day!
@@riverbankfisher Thank you 🙏 Likewise 👍
Sad how such a promising country goes down so fast just because of greedy politicians and corruption.
South Africa,Haiti, USA inner cities,all have 2 things in common. High violent crime and homicide rates,and the "usual suspects".
Yes...... genetic
@@orionxtc1119100% genetic
Congo ancestry.
all of those countries have whites too.
Now let's talk about who commits the most sexual crimes against children....
How can a human live with such terror each day.. it’s incredible that government doesn’t do anything to preserve good people. What a shame
Government wants this lmao
It makes it easier for him to not do his job as he hasn’t been doing for years
I am Zimbabwean i did my University studies at Stellrnbosch. Thats why i left South Africa it not a good country to raise a family and went back to my country to try my luck.
Now violent crimes have increased in Zimbabwe and this has forced me to run away again to a more safer country. If Africa doesnt address poverty violence is going to spiral
And this is the country criticizing Isreal?
They are criticising because they have been paid to do so by the Chinese or Russians on behalf of Iran. The government is rotten to the core endemically corrupt.
Yes and they want to be the Giants of Africa
Yes, and the president of South Africa doesn't know how to take care of his country.
It’s always the leaders ! Either ANC or Nethanjahu
The SA govt wants to hide their corruption 😂😂
Manenberg is THE worst township where the locals live in fear every day!
its always the usual suspects robbing people in this country
If you goggle FLAME THROWER SHOUTH AFRICA and click images. Cars are equipped with flame 🔥 throwers. On the driver and passenger side theres pipes that aim up at a person thats trying to car jack you.
that device was a flop and just made carjackers more likely to murd3r the driver off rip as a precautionary measure
South Africa got some beautiful women too this is so sad
Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾
How safe is Georgetown?
@@unromanoarecareanaveragero8275 if ok we don't really have too much violence
@@jamaljames2578 Do you live in the center or in a suburb?
@@unromanoarecareanaveragero8275 I'm living 15 min away from the city
@@jamaljames2578 Oh, I see. I read on the internet that Georgetown is quite dangerous and I wanted to ask you, a local, how truly safe it is.
DA thank you very much
Self entitlement is the mother of this evil.
Very prevalent in SA
The most beautiful city I have ever been in life, but yet it’s so sad they live among so much criminality.
It’s a beautiful country, but can be very unsafe if you are foolish or unfortunate enough to wander into the wrong area. JBurg is a whole other level of violence, with cash transit vans being robbed on the highways in scenes reminiscent of the wild west. There are frequent “load shedding” periods (scheduled power outages) and when that happens it is best to be indoors somewhere.
Corruption and greed.
I have been to Johannesburg and Capetown,just staying 3 to 5 days but I felt safe at Capetown.by our guest house people were even packing cars outside for a night,it just felt safe by sea
As a tourist , my impression of Cape Town is that is a city of extreme contrasts , the city has lots of upmarket shopping centres , high quality hotels and beautiful homes and some high quality suburbs .
I have walked around the streets in the inner city late at night without any problems .
The majority of problems that occur in Cape Town occur in areas well away from the city centre where tourists don't usually travel to .
Those who don't like extreme hot weather , Cape Town is ideal as the weather there is very moderate .
One of the main problems with South Africa is the electricity supply because each day the electricity is turned off in all areas for a certain amount of hours per day or night which is not a good safety procedure and it is predicted that it will take many years before the electricity supply will get back to normal .
Sounds like LA California
notning will change, its in the DNA.
What do you mean?
Put Bukele, things will change in South Africa.
Used to visit Cape Town back in 2016/2017 and, thankfully, did not experience any kind of crime. We had a wonderful time and the sights such as the table mountain, the va waterfront, the cape point are spectacular, however, all of the villas/houses surrounded by high metal and/or concrete fences do provide quite a feeling that you re not safe at all, i.e. that there the dangers are outside, not inside the fences and the overall athmosphere in CPT is tense
South Africa is so beautiful! Had it not been for their high crime I would have settled there😩
Just a side note: wearing a FFP-2 mask in the open air makes no sense. There is very little risk of transmission.
So sad, I have very good memories of visiting CT 20 years ago, although the news I could read in the papers back then were already horrific. Me and my friend were attacked once at night by an older guy swinging what looked like a blade flashing in the dark, right after buying some soda from an 7/11. Smashed my bag with the two 2l bottles of soda at the guys head and left him lying on the street, running back to my hotel with my friend. That was the last time I visited.
Police just counts bodies while eating donuts.
Yo not only in Cape Town all over South Africa very unsafe. These criminals steal to flash and splurge the money it's appalling
SA is fwaaaked
I feel for the south Africans i hope they have a vote and bring back the apartheid.
If you don't like it you can move to Europe and live with the Muslims
Ok that’s just ignorant AF. We don’t need apartheid back we need a government that is willing to do we the people need. We need politicians who understand the assignment, not the cartel currently running our country into the ground.
Lets all agree here that the ANC government has failed at their job description
Fuckin prawns 🦐
District 9!
@@TheJew-vc8qj haha
Guess I won’t be moving to Cape Town anytime soon
Imagine leaders that allow this to happen. Now imagine them in America. Coming soon to you.
Police chief watching this series with popcorn awaiting episode 2!
Far out, so sorry to hear, no wonder 🎉, 😊😢 but very sad and so sorry to hear sa,
I hope people will soon understand the reasons why the colonizers never wanted to give them independence.
Amen
Do you reslise that colonialism/ apartheid was even worse form of violence? You have literally several countries in different continents with this kind of violence ( urban). Your solution is colonize all of them?
I used to play for Hanover park. very sad how dangerous it was
This is Nelson Mandela's legacy. This is the mess that he created by defounding capable, experienced law enforcement and replacing them by criminals and corrupted people with tribal attitude.
I’ve been gone for 16 years. Never going back!
Cape Town is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. I went there many times and the only time I really sh..d myself was when I got lost ending into a township.
Apart from that, I never was worried, which is not to say I was careless………..but no than here in Paris where I never ever wander into some district, some of which are just refugee shantytown. The Cape has nothing to be embarrassed about
34:49 ohh the cat 🐈
Literally why I will never ever visit any country in Africa.
As someone who lived in South Africa for 30 years, I would suggest Botswana, Namibia.
Whole Countries in Africa literally are no go areas rampant crimes rampant parasitic corruptions depending on who's paying off whom why when where and how much rampant parasitic collusions rampant parasitic conspiracies as in unsolved crimes and unsolved Murders, rampant parasitic collaborations going two way three way four way rampant cover-ups..
@@gregwochlik9233 and Ghana
While in the west your have worse than this every single day ans you ate talking about not wanting to Africa. Lol
But you visit US which has one of the most dangerous cities in the world?
Just got back from a months holiday in Durban was amazing haha I’m from there and will always love South Africa 🇿🇦 and can’t wait to go back next year
Tourists/travelers might not experience what locals that live there experience year in year out and on a daily basis.
Durban is a majority Indian part of South Africa so yeah you’re safe (to an extent) there more than the not so Indian or white parts of SA
You’re in denial buddy!😆
Yea you love it that much you’re living somewhere else lol
I love Cape Town
It would be awesome to visit part's of Africa and other places one day without wondering when ill get mugged or killed or kidnapped for being a American foreigner. Maybe one day when I hit it big and can afford top notch security. But thats a long ways away
This crime is by design and it can be stopped when needed. Crimes like these bring advantages to some and i am not talking about the thieves themselves. It's a pity that many don't understand that. Leave this place if you still want to remain alive. I mean, what helps you to live in fear and burying families and neighbours? South Africa is huge, leave and go far or even the country. There is no police in SA that will be able to end this. It is a war not to win. Very scary situation
Police are weak. 20years to come will be like Haiti. Just wait
We are called Coloured, not mixed race. Pls respect our race and culture.
Let me live in my beautiful Zim, peaceful, we have our own struggles , NOTE this level of crime!
I just came back from S.A. Gauteng Province. And I faced almost every day a dangerous incident
Really! Where exactly in Gauteng? I grew up jn that province, but have NEVER experienced any crime incident....yes I'm still careful, I know there's crime out there!
As someone who grew up in thst province, I can tell a lie from afar!.
@@mazwideamahle4091 you’re lucky, stay safe
@@mazwideamahle4091 are you black or white ? that makes the difference
@@Terra_Incognita201 no it doesn't, there's more black victims of violence of any other race. I'm black .we see crime as a problem of our society, but others tend to see themselves as the only victims .....when it happens to us, no one cares and it's never spoken about.