South Africa| From Louisville, Ky to living in Johannesburg, South Africa the untold story! so REAL
Vložit
- čas přidán 4. 09. 2020
- Please watch: "South Africa | The Real South Africa has done it again Travel and Tourism for all"
• South Africa | The Rea... -~-
We discuss with Waahida here journey to South Africa and what she has found to be true when she arrived and what is going on with her today. We feel that she as a very unique story please stay tuned
#therealsouthafrica #yearofthereturn #southafrica
Our travel website: therealsouthafrica.com
Email: info@therealsouthafrica.com
Text message 540-699-0932
Facebook: / therealsouthafrica
Instagram: / therealsouthafrica18
Twitter: @RSouth_Africa
Stay tuned for all the updates on trips and news coming out of South Africa
Waahida's contact details
School Website: kgoloacademy.org
Email: info@kgololoacademy.org
To donate to her school Paypal.me/kgololoacademy.org
You can also visit her website to donate using PayFast in South Africa
#blackmensmile #changingthenarrative #blavity #melanin #blackmothers #blackteachersmatter #blackwallstreet #blackeducators #purpus
#soultravelers #lovetotravel #blacktravelculture #wegotoo #upintheairlife #melaninjourney #blackgirltraveltoo #travelnow #travelfeed #havepassportwilltravel
@tourism_sa_gov @tourismtiger @southafricatourism @brandsa @brandsouthafrica
@africandiasporanews @wodemaya @blacktravelmovement #meetsouthafrica
A boutique and dedicated travel company designed to show South Africa as it was intended in high regards. We boost that we do this in a luxurious manner featuring the Culture and Couture plus the Lifestyle that is South Africa. The most unique country in all of Africa
#therealsouthafrica #catchflightsnotfeelings #passportgangsters #africandiasporanews #tbcsa #hbcu @tourism_gov_za #ExceptionalTravelsHere @TourismKZN #mympumalanda @mpumalanatourism @easterncapetourism #ecyours2explore #travellimpopo @golimpopo @tplimpopo @ms_tourist @mmkubaingubane @attraction_afr @sanparks #sanparks @dbntourism @visitgauteng #visitgauteng @gotosouthafrica #sharesouthafrica @proudlysa #buylocal @satsa_sa @tourismnw @capetowntourism @hellojoburgmag @nmandelabay #southafricatourism @joburgtourism @cityofjoburgza @shotleft #hbcu#unapologeticallyblack #unapologeticallyafrican #blackinamerica #blackisbeautiful #knowthyself #knowledgeofself #knowledgeofselfisanationality #economicempowerment #integrationfailed #whiteliesmatter#hotep #nojusticenopeace #blackawareness #africanamerican #malcomx #blackknowledge #thehbcuapp #panafrican #irunwithmaud #justiceforahmaud#education #africanunification #africanunity #blacklove #justiceorelse #problack#icandoit #djelitigre #unmixedunmastere #blackman#foodlover #travelblog #travelblogger #travel #traveltheworld #beautiful #fashionblogger #styleblog #blacktravelmovement #blacktravelfeed#baecation #spotifyplaylist #spotifypromo #koffee #musicpage #blacklove #blackcouples #blackexcellence #melaninking#melaninpoppin #vidoftheday #summervibes #africanbeauty #afrobeats #afrodance #reaggeSee #samri #samripoetry #samrimusic#blackandwhite #blackcommunity #blackbloggers #hiphop #musiclovers #dancelovers #spamaccount #whitepeoplebelike #vidofthedayWow #kinkyhair#blacktravel #blackgirlstraveltoo #african #blackgirlmagic #melanin #melaninqueen #melaninonfleek #melaninbeauty #adventure #safari#afrocentricart #melaninbeauty #afropunk #afroart #melaninonfleek #black365 #blackgoddess #melanated #blackculture #blackandproud#blackwomen #blackbusinesswomen #blackgirlsrock #blackcouples #blackqueen #naturalhaircommunity #blackjoyawww #naturallycurly #blackjoy #blackparents#staywoke👀 #blackandproud #blackexcellence #blackexcellence✊🏾 #blackknowledge #knowyourworth #knowledgeispower📚 #knowledgeiskey #knowledgeispower #knowledgeofself#melanin #myblackisbeautiful #hbcuhomecoming #buybacktheblock #blackpeopleunite #blackninspiredwhat #staywoke #unlearnandrelearn #blackfamily #africafirst#bodyelectric #blackhealthmatters⠀ #veganhealth #veganlifestyle #vegans #veganlife #veganrecipes #africanspirituality #blackempowerment #spiritualhealer#blackwellness #blackmenyoga #blackwomenyoga #changethenarrative #i #blackhealth #afrocentric #unapologeticallyblack #hbcupridenation #blackchildren#blackentrepreneur #blackentrepreneurs #blackenterprise #panafricanism #blacknationalism #blackpowermoves #blackdollars #blackcelebrities #blackwomenbusinessowners #blackwomanowned#blacktwitter #motivationnation#blacktwitter #motivationnation#afrocentric #africanstylehe #blackpoweryoure #art #africanstyle #africaninspired71 #africaninspired #beautyhe #blackbusiness #blackbeauty - Zábava
I'm sitting here crying. I lived in Louisville for 12 years. Now in Chicago, I have been drawn to Pretoria/Johannesburg.
This is such confirmation
@TUMELO MOGALE Ngiyabonga bhuti wam.
Just come over RSA is a very beautiful country with a lot to offer that you can't find in other countries
@@TnboinChi45 you will love either one of the 2. Come through my brother. You will feel at home!!🇿🇦
come home brother
@@nthabis.607 2022!!
South africans are proud of you guys incase you don't kmow that
Thanks we are proud of South Africans too
The woman being interviewed is my daughter’s school principal 😀. Thank you for bringing your expertise to South Africa and for being of great service to my community. You are brilliant as a principal, you instill discipline and an all round culture of excellence in our children. My child looks up to you, she even tries to emulate your accent sometimes. Siyabonga MaTolbert
Wow
Emulate or mock?
@@Mo-yd8xc Emulate, africans kids generally feel african american culture is the thing and it is!
Ke Molemi how wonderful to hear. I am here in the United States. I don’t think any of my children have had the opportunity to see anyone of color as the principal. It is something beautiful to see.
@@msbirdafter4056 It really doesnt take much to be a school principal. A degrees or degrees and years of experience
I love seeing African-Americans living in African countries. I'm Tanzanian and I can see SA being a good fit for AAs due to the fact there is no language barriers and there are many opportunities for work.
I used to go to school on Long Island with Mkapa's son in the 80s. Good dude.
@@Mo-yd8xc Awesome.
I love Tanzania ❤️🇿🇦
I’m excited to have found this channel. South Africa is definitely on my radar.
We are happy you enjoyed it South Africa is a gem
Thanks for answering momma Africa’s call to comeback home, Her children.
I'm South African. How I came about this channel was I was bored and sick if watching videos about South Africa and the negativity that came from it. Yes I live here, I'm aware of the bad and the ugly, we tend to focus alot on that. So this channel was really a breathe of fresh air. Ive watched all videos & subscribed. So whenever I watchthe news about the country and need a giod pick me up, I come here. I really want to thank the Blantons not only for this channel but also for promoting us and the continent and painting us in good light. I hope both the business and the channel grows and that after the pandemic you guys receive bucket loads of bookings. Lots of love.
I'm sure you don't live in a RDP..
Martha Mphofu I read your comment. You will be glad to know that much of this country now knows the whole difference between then and now. We understand just how rich in culture and diversity South Africa. I cannot wait until I can come and visit.
@@gardenbosso2335 what does that have to do with anything? My comment is nothing but the appreciation I have for the Blantons on what they are trying to do, gore who lives where has nothing to do with it. But to add to you unnecessary comment, as a citizen I am well aware of the social and economic ills we have in this here country and I'm also aware of how these ills are juxtaposed with the good of the Country. My point was, you Google search or CZcams search 'South Africa' and all you get is the unfortunate side. How are we supposed to attract possible investors like African Americans (who could possibly in turn create employment to the people) to the country, if all that is being shown is negative? The Blantons have said many times that they are trying to showcase THE REAL REAL REAL SA. Which is a well rounded melting pot.
Anyway next time come correct, we don't have to be negative all the time, otherwise you falling into that trap and being labelled as a 'mad, poor, fly on the face, skin and bones mulnourished African' which I'm sure you are not. Not even the people who live in RDP's.
Lots of love my fellow citizen.
@@msbirdafter4056 Do come, there is a lot to do when you are in the country.
Funi Max I just talked with Dr. Blanton yesterday. While I have not yet set a date I am already excited.
We love you brothers and sisters, and are grateful for your contribution in our country, this is your home, you are welcome🇿🇦❤️
I'm from Louisville Kentucky. Parents moved to Indianapolis when I was eight. It is good to see someone from the Ville in my dream destination. Another great video.
African Americans are historically and geographically from West Africa though.
@@pietrojenkins6901 Not all. Some of us do have East and Southern African DNA. There was a slave trade going on that involved the Bantu tribes.
@@pietrojenkins6901 So are Nguni from South Africa what’s your point ?
@@pietrojenkins6901 That's generalizing
@@pietrojenkins6901 The transition will be better down here plus they feel closer to the people of the south. Nothing wrong with that
I'm looking to resettle back in SA within the next 2 years. I've been in America for decades.
I really want to make the transition. I want to feel like I'm apart of something and be somewhere I belong.
I short trip will sit very well with you
As a South African I'd like to say that whatever African country that you feel relates to you; you belong. Every country and culture is your inheritance. Every little bit of Africaness is yours. Find what is true to you. I am very confident that you will make a huge difference to the continent, wherever you end up. You are part of something, your existence alone is part of the African story. I love you with all my heart.
Peace and love from JHB.
You're always welcome here sis
Very interesting vid. I live in North Carolina but originally from SOuth AFrica. Interestingly, after 22 years of living in North Carolina, I'm building a house in the countryside in Eastern Cape, South Africa. I'm vlogging the experience.
Where are you in NC? I grew up in Fayetteville
@@TRSA in the piedmont region (do not want to give specifics). I know Fayeteville very well. Let's sub each other :). Would love to do a collab.
@Imanathi Mlunguzi Sikhona, check us out.
OMG, lamabhunguka lawa 😂
Haai mama Dee the Blantons also make me question my being here fir real.real
And i make sure i share all the videos for my African American friends.
Your Mall of Africa/Woolworths video did your channel good. You're now over the 5k subscriber mark in less than a week! Well done and keep it up.
I loved all their videos, as a South Africa living in USA I shared it to a lot of my friends. They inspired me a lot.
Thandie Dollar showcase thandie
So proud of you I hope more Americans can came live in S.A
Aren't yall the very same people who burn people from other countries with tyres?
@@sadinahrafael9700 Yes we are!, all of us, all 59 million of us!. Ya we just meet up and decide to burn people 🙄🙄🙄
@@w.worldwide9473 figure of speech....you took it literally and that's your problem.
@@sadinahrafael9700 and that was sarcasm you took literally
@@w.worldwide9473 who said I did
I have been living in Canada for a long time, I think its time I go back home❤🇿🇦❤🇿🇦❤🇿🇦
Come back😊!
I would have loved to have moved to Canada on a permanent basis, for a few years at least. I spent 2 weeks in Toronto and fell in love with it.
You all say that
@@gibson2675 🤣🤭,people are moving back home despite the drama😌😫.Afterall there's no place like sweet home😁!
Me too sis tired of Canada 😓
I simply really love this channel 🖤 educating the world about South Africa. Thank!!!!🇿🇦🖤🇿🇦🖤🇿🇦🖤🖤🇿🇦🇿🇦🖤
Welcome to the motherland, so proud of you guys
Dr Latasha & Mrs Mbatha...Realeboga. So realistic, not clouded practical application given.
Thank you for always keeping it real!!!
I can't get enough of videos like this, and it is refreshing in light of all the negative things going on in the states--Love it! 💛💚💜👍🏾
There is negativity all over the world right now...
@@lesliedeneault4633 Nevertheless......
I’m a South in Carbondale Illinois, not too far from Kentucky. I’m excited to hear all about how it is the other way around
What are you up to that side, sis? I hope you're safe.
Richard Meyer I’m doing my PhD studies. Thank you so much for checking 🌻 thank you for checking
@@compton8301 at least she can go to an ATM without getting blown up
@@Mo-yd8xc the who are you? What do you know about South Africa? Shut up for peace sake
@@compton8301 thanks bro, this guy was getting on my nerves. He would be more safer in any African country than he would in USA...
I love to see the smile on Dr Latasha and her husband when they talk abt my country~u can tell they r really here and happy to be here and they not wrong these r their roots. Viva Real South Africa Viva.
I'm sharing ur videos like there's no tomorrow
U make me question my being in the US for real.
Thanx.
Love how the African diaspora is coming to accept their identity and having a the desire to come home, where they are not treated as outsiders & how my fellow Africans are embracing our fellow brother's & sisters
Please bro, you can't have xenophobic attacks on them coz GI Joe will come ashore.
Africa is NOT our home. That's one of the biggest lies ever told. Yes "we" were there for a period of time but it's not our true home
Glad to see this channel growing. Let's continue to share it on all social media platforms my fellow South Africans 🇿🇦
Inspiring Great Job 👍 respect from Detroit 🇺🇸
Hi ! I just want to thank you for what you doing for South Africa! God bless you! And l can also say we need farmers in south Africa! Because l also saw that a lot of farmers are living South Africa! So we need more farmers! Thank you very much! We can also talk private if you don't mind!
Hi am from Kenya bt can I get any job from South Africa
Moving with your husband builds the relationship 😍
SOUTHHHHH AFRICA. LOVE THIS COUNTRY
Oh I loved that pan out and pan in shots.
Keep doing your thing guys!!!
I just love you guys. God bless you.
I've never in my lifetime ever met an African American. Never knew there were so many of them in the country. Wow, I always thought Yankee Blacks never traveled to the country, but wow grear stuff. This is wonderful.
Hello black Americans here lol 😆 hi 👋
Love what you're doing guys!! God bless!
That's amazing! I wondered if anyone from Louisville ky were on the continent. This interview was and is amazing. Hello fellow Villeion! Glade she found her community to grow with.
Love this Channel. You guys are doing a great job ♥️
Great content as always, I love this. God bless and may you grow more Team.
I love what you guys are doing, keep it up. On a lighter note... shoutout to brother Thulani, he's got a good eye
Appliances brands are so South African.. Lol.. I truly love your energy from both of you. The life in it is truly resonant of how I feel about Johannesburg.
🇿🇦Alive with possibilities. I'm so excited that I found your channel!
I’ve just subscribed. I loved the story, can’t wait to watch more ❤️
I love this ! Welcome home
Thank you for an inspiring post
Thank you I watched, I always do whenever I see a new video.
I am so happy i purchased your book it was very helpful 😊
Your product is growing for a stronger purpose... I am following a channel more frequently... Stories are just amazing...
Good interview
Great channel and content.Subscribed.
Awesome, l love your channel and keep it Up
Great job sistas. Awesome video.
The whoosh sound of the plane at the beginning is my everyday struggle.
Great video
Informative!
You guys need a tv show on SABC
Not really. They need to shoot for the States, not us.
Love the kitchen.
Didn't I meet you in Sandton? I was there with friends from New York and we met one of our friend's cousin.
You can build generational wealth better in South Africa
Salem aleykum Wahida.Proud of you
Amazing content
I hope you guys show those returning to the motherland for a visit how we do our braai(barbacue) down here. Having lived in Europe for 6yrs I know we have the best tasting food....
I love the vibe 🤣🤣
I like your videos, but could you please reduce that whooosh sound at the beginning the video? I use headphones and the sound comes unexpectedly. Thanks in advance. Otherwise, great content you're putting out. Keep it up.
Hi .I lived in Shelbyville outside Louisville. Loved it. But had to come back to SA.
@therealsouthafrica there is an American Mucisian called Monique Birmingham please link up with her as she can also give you perspective on the travels she has had to SA for last 15 years... Peace ✌️
I don't call you African american,I call you African because you never change who you are,please Dr Natasha as you convince other African about our country keep build other African countries that our broken in half they made us to skater fixe us we love you all Africa big love to your family too
You can claim it sister✌, you are South African. Your accent is very much South African.
Lies
As South Africans....we can still hear that she is AA......perhaps her accent is still transitioning 😁 ......in any case, she does not need to lose her accent....as it is not a language barrier in SA.
I don't thinknyou know our SAn accent AT ALL
@@phandapanda9644 I hear more British than SA maybe also cause she speaks very fast
From getting 71 views in your videos to 12k.... I'm shooked
Welcome home bring more of our people back home....
I love you guys
what i like about this channel is that is that, people are having real conversation , be it facts or lies about their experiences about south Africa, and in south Africa, call a black person (k""fr)=Nigga, get you a jail time, we do not have time to feeling sorry about ourselves now, if you call me a K word , i record you and take you to court, get my cheque (money), real south Africa is about having open robust conversation , the channel like they have advised before, if you want to see the negative, there's plenty of information on internet , so let DR Latasha and hubby promote the side that , benefits others who wish to visit SA for business or leisure ...as most AA do not visit because of misconceptions.
thank you God bless you abundantly for your effort :-) , while others want to faults your approach , their missing the bigger picture of the infinite possibilities that they might have if they consider the visit
sengiqedile mina nje futhi
We welcome Africans who come to South Africa legally and have a plan to support themselves. However, those who come illegally often have no plans or place to stay, leading to crime and negatively impacting our country. This is why many South Africans are concerned, particularly about people from Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, and Nigeria.
The Blantons hav really opened eyes of Manny Americans of what the country can offer...joburg is something else
Hi Natasha
Interesting perspective. I wish she expanded on the Cape Town vs JoBerg 'different vibes' experience.
I can sort of read between the lines but I'd like to hear more of her thoughts on the differences
I'm from Cape Town, living in Jo'burg since 2014. Cape Town consists of about 40% Black African community, 40% "Coloured" and Indian/Arabian community and about 20% European community. Segregation of these communities is more obvious than in other parts of S.A. Whites live close to the mountains, beaches and everywhere that is nice, "Colourds"/Indians/Arabs live in the center of the city and make up the bulk of the middle class and unfortunately the Black community is still far from proper economic participation and live mainly on the outskirts of the city. As a result, non Xhosa speakers (the language of the Black community) visiting Cape Town do not feel a sense of Africa in the city and Black people who've never visited believe there are no Black people there or Black people are a minority. I never realized that the energy in Cape Town was "off" until I went to visit after having lived in Jo'burg.
@@uhadibenga5639 thanks for your detailed breakdown!
Speaking of Xhosa, how common would you say it is throughout South Africa (say in JoBerg) should one learn some Xhosa to better connect? Or is Zulu more common in the eastern part of South Africa?
@@iTuber012 Joburg is like new York full of diverse people just know your English
@@iTuber012 Zulu and xhosa are very similar however Zulu is more common
@@iTuber012 Joburg is a melting pot, very culturally diverse. I'm from the East of Joburg and as a result, I've been exposed to different languages from an early age and can speak at least 7 languages -- so it's highly likely that you'll be exposed to iSiZulu and IsiXhosa, along with Sesotho, Sepedi or Setswana. iSiZulu is very common as a first language in the Black population here, so is IsiXhosa and other indigenous languages. Just note that English is spoken as well, esp. amongst the working class, so no worries there.
Dr. Blanton have a Tour of a Public and Private School for A.A and others in the diaspora to see. Surely many have children.
Please speak about Corona in SA. Thanks
I live in Russelville Ky. I am a retired 62 yr.old female. Is the flight included? In the 6 day packages. I am traveling solo. But SA is on my bucket list. Praying it will be soon.
Thanks MaMbatha the Principal
She sounds very South African.
We need African investors in Africa especially those who not know much about Africa keep building African images
Can we see Ky again 😭
u should be my visitors in Limpopo
as always your content is the bomb, have you guys thought of may be building top notch hospitals, or mega companies in SA?
The hospitals are already there. Clean and comfortable private hospitals. Free Healthcare for the poor, pensioners and disabled people in public hospitals.
😂😂We already have that here!
Stop it guys, if I were to build a mall or school would you say there's no need for that we already have that in SA?
We already have top notch schools and malls in South Africa. Some on par if not better then others in the US. Building more is unnecessary.
Rather get educated on what the country really need like shelter for women to escape gender based violence
Guess what!! More top notch malls, schools and hospitals are getting built and you and your folks are not going to stop that.
I don’t hear the South African accent the interviewer heard.
What?!!
She is an African American...
She said some words not the accent
@@w.worldwide9473 even that wasn't true. I heard British instead
If iwas black American I would move to Africa and raise my kids there,you guaranteed that your kids won't suffer any racism growing up,
As someone who was born and raised in Cape Town but spent most of my adult life in Joburg, I understand why an open-minded black person can't feel home in Cape Town.
@Ginger Cooks - I would like to understand why. Please explain more. Thanks
@@CH_HBCU-Xperience Cape Town is racist.
Very true Cape Town You feels like you are in another country attitude behavior as if you are in Europe Jozi is a home to everyone you feels home anytime everywhere people are welcoming smiling greeting you can’t pass someone without saying Hello How’z !
@@Cebo88 Wow! Really. That is so crazy to hear this. That's awful. I will research, but I guess there are more non-Africans in Cape Town. This shouldn't be this way.
@@amandaruttledge4837 I wonder how this can be fixed.
It is interesting that in America the term coloured is not really used to describe someone who is the product of a black n white relationship....In America the term biracial or mixed race is used....The biracial population in Ameeica does not see themselves as a separate culture or sub group at all....They have just integrated into society as a part of American so far....I am now learning that biracial or coloured people in Capetown consider themselves a somewhat elite n separate group.....wow.....
Elite is a word you use when you trying it.🔪
I agree. This is very interesting. I would love to see some type of documentary on how this became to be. #1 Is it because they are half white/other that gives them the superiority. Or #2 They have been shunned by the African/Black side and grew up to feel not belonging. Very fascinating.
African Americans Africa is your home, we love you come home. We don't like seeing getting killed by white supremacy and its insanity.
✌️😊🇺🇲🇿🇦🤸
Your guess speaks to fast she need to slow down
Tell me all about the energy in Cape Town 🤣
💀😂😂 we know Cape Town for us blacks is problematic
@@nokwandadubazana5216 it’s a demonic beauty sis.
Yeah..... I know exactly what she means about that 'energy' 😁
Just been there for a week. Very chilled. If you like the beach, outdoors and nature its the place to be. Standards are very high. Dont believe the propoganda.
Tell your president to combat crime because it is deterring investors. I’d like to build a house in SA as a diasporan but I am afraid of the high crime rate especially armed robbery.
Depends where you build it. Come experience the country for yourself . Don't listen to media.
Law abiding Citizen Good advise. Thanks a lot.
Imanathi Mlunguzi man, this is a bad attitude. Surely a secure environment is not only good for the country’s economy but also for people like you. Your response was very shallow minded and thoughtless. As a pan Africanist, I feel sad that we have people like you who don’t care much about the image of a country.
You're very messy for going as far as editing your original comment to get a reaction
You won't invest if u depend on things u hear,all I can say is just come!!!Personally meet the pps n judge for urself ull be shocked of how misinformed u wer!!!
Can’t you just let her
Spewing-Out Words a THOUSAND MILES an Hour! I hope she slows down when teaching kids...
I glad she was talking to us adults
Am I living in a different SA?
Me too different Joburg for surs. Ps No Smeg appliances ha ha ha
Nope, they understand that every country has it's own challenges and focus on the brighter side.
@@unbotheredmaverick7930 they are trying to lure people to move there and use there company to do so. It's advertising for the business so they only going to show you all good and nice stuff
Maybe you are. I live in the DC metro area which is one of the riches regions in the US. However there are parts of DC which are very poor, very violent, and very dangerous. Most people in those parts rarely spend much time out those areas so they will have a completely different perspective then the rich part of the region oreven the middle class part of the region.
If you're from Cape Town,a big YES!
Daym i want myself an American girl
Are you kidding me????
What I am struggling with is how South Africa embraces black America but will chase away other African nationalities (xenophobia). I hope the stories on Xenophobia represents a very small minority and that South Africa is welcoming to all Africans
Some Americans came down here last time did bad stuff they got punished too, the problem with you guys you like cutting corners,
@@phungoyavhonenzhelele670 you do sound tribalist...it’s unfortunate.
@@phungoyavhonenzhelele670 you painting everyone with the same brush. Based on what I see in the media must I assume you are a woman beating criminal who kills at will? Coz that’s the image of the black South African man!
It does represent a small minority
@@simbausore6902 AA are not as condescending as most of you are. Your comments reeks of your arrogance. South Africans treat others the way they treat them
South Africa is a mini London/American island..
Such luxury is enjoyed by those who praise Queen Elizabeth, real Azanians live in shacks!!!
they call themselves South africans and they fear taking their land. they will always stay in shacks
What a lie
Spewing shit
I live in a 1,7m Rand estate in centurion and I'm a South African so stop sulking
@@timmabotha4596 these Africans are always pained
Appliances brands are so South African.. Lol.. I truly love your energy from both of you. The life in it is truly resonant of how I feel about Johannesburg.