My deepest love and care go to Fifii and Marline equally whether in life or in death how ever current reality of now on who is where may reveal. Life or death, I deeply love the souls into these two equally perfect characters, Fifii and Marlene. I know for sure,your Father in heaven was indeed proud listening to you here once more. Your lives did not come on earth in vain...you two have made an unerrasable blue print and I feel I dearly miss being with you both personally although I have never been and most surely will never be with you personally. I love you dearly, my true angels, Fifii and Marlene!
It's kinda the same accent still for a lot of Ghanaians. I think kids can be as educated as these ones if parents intentionally expose them to good literature outside of their regular school stuff.
it's still there. Ghanaian accents are not the same. Depending on your ethnic group or mother tongue, the accent can vary. The delegate from Ghana spoke with a Ga accent because Ga was his mother tongue. Educate Ga people still speak like this. Maybe you want to say Ghanaians were more fluent in English than they are now
I disagree with all of you saying Fifi is agreeing with Marlene now. When you are alone and keep arguing about the same thing and the other person is not willing to see your perspective you get tired. That's why in the last statement he said "who is with me, who? That made me a bit sad.
Yes I don't think either of them was allowed to fully express their actual views and feelings. If Marlene had given in and said something against the apartheid regime she would've had trouble returning to her family and south Africa. These views I'm. Nor sure if they really come from her since this is a state event of some sort. I assume Marlene has actually changed her views and I assume their. Friendship was also just a way to show: hey apartheid isn't bad look the girl has an. African friend. From listening I got a really weird vibe. Also from. The audience (the non white audience especially) there was more going. On there between the lines than what meets the eye
That's not what she said... she said se has better understanding now, because she experienced prejudice on her own... that she knows how it feels when everybody looks at you and judge you as group and not individual. The statement was about feeling, not about scale of discrimination. anyway, i still have the sense, that people watching these videos do not understand their purpose. Today everybody has to dominate in conversation and cheer for one side. The beauty is to watch people discuss, have different opinions and listening to their different perspective, and still seeing them respecting each other.
@@the_rastislav its easy to say this when you have no clue of what conspired before, during & after 1955 when this conversation it took place. Mass killings, wide spread segregation, excessive limitations, biased employment, and much more , all in favour of the ruling class. Marlene, simply put, was merely glossing over these facts as they were already prevalent at the time and they, as youths of South Africa, were indoctrinated into believing Apartheid was a must, and that the so-called "natives" needed to be ruled in order for them to become self sufficient eventually. Today, we as a non white people are so segregated due to the past atrocities that we can not even come together in our small factions and make SA a better place. We are told so easily to get over the past, forgive & forget but had the roles been reversed, I guarantee the minority in SA would not be able to do just that. Also, they are reading most of the time so all their commentary is premeditated, so don't expect any of them to angrily lash out and call a spade, a spade.
Thank you for this video. What on earth kept Marlene from noticing that she is just having a taste of her own medicine in New York. Three months of what??? Annoying!!
Honestly apartheid was a oppressive regime I don't think they would've let her to go back to South Africa if she said anything against the regime. I would love to know if she really thought this way or not
Actually South Africa nowadays is enjoying the money from the regime of Apartheid... Ppl critisize it but not they missed the result in terms of economy ..
This is not at all natural. Lucky for them it was a Ghanaian and not a Nigerian in this address. Nigerians are highly controversial and disagreeable, in the nicest of ways obviously.
Is that what you saw fascinating in the video? Always want to put others down because of hate, he didn't it's like OCD most people do that, not picking his nose, stop it, and say something nice and sensible about the debate.
The thing he picked from his nose, you also have it in your nose, what you exhibiting is hypocrisy, you writing this comment, swear you don't pass out faeces or poop out of your body.
Always Fifis last statement gets my mind thinking. What an educated brother from Ghana! 🇬🇭🇬🇭
Probably the only one that ever lived 😀
@@chicagonews1878 what?
@@chicagonews1878wei
After watching a few videos in this channel, I just realized we as world got better. Those times were tough asf
that right
Fifi was the first African Rhodes scholar and was the Director-General of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation.
Was looking forward to this.
Thanks for posting the video
It's nice to see that Marlene was able to broaden her views. People seemed more serious back in the 50s.
Ghana 🇬🇭 my motherland :)
My deepest love and care go to Fifii and Marline equally whether in life or in death how ever current reality of now on who is where may reveal. Life or death, I deeply love the souls into these two equally perfect characters, Fifii and Marlene. I know for sure,your Father in heaven was indeed proud listening to you here once more. Your lives did not come on earth in vain...you two have made an unerrasable blue print and I feel I dearly miss being with you both personally although I have never been and most surely will never be with you personally. I love you dearly, my true angels, Fifii and Marlene!
so very true, fifi and marlene .. both a true example of the human race that God created
It would have been a bomb blast if Nigerian guy had met South African girl on this debate.
Lol 😂😂
Perfect 👌
Ghana people’s accent has changed tremendously.
Why aren’t kids well educated like this in our recent time?🤷🏾♀️
It's kinda the same accent still for a lot of Ghanaians.
I think kids can be as educated as these ones if parents intentionally expose them to good literature outside of their regular school stuff.
it's still there. Ghanaian accents are not the same. Depending on your ethnic group or mother tongue, the accent can vary. The delegate from Ghana spoke with a Ga accent because Ga was his mother tongue. Educate Ga people still speak like this. Maybe you want to say Ghanaians were more fluent in English than they are now
@@Atlas24gh fiifi is s fante Name
our generation like porn than the intgral intelegencey 🥱
sex drugs and rock and roll back haha 😂
@@isaacabban1523 yes it a fanti name, however this particular fifi guy is a Ga from Accra.
Truly, the harmony comes from both
I really enjoy your videos..😊
AM PROUD OF MY GHANAIAN BOY.TRULY THE WORLD WAS MORE SERIOUS IN LIFE BEFORE .AT THIS AGES SEE THE WAY THESE INSPIRATION FROM THESE YOUNG ONES.
I disagree with all of you saying Fifi is agreeing with Marlene now. When you are alone and keep arguing about the same thing and the other person is not willing to see your perspective you get tired. That's why in the last statement he said "who is with me, who? That made me a bit sad.
Yes I don't think either of them was allowed to fully express their actual views and feelings. If Marlene had given in and said something against the apartheid regime she would've had trouble returning to her family and south Africa. These views I'm. Nor sure if they really come from her since this is a state event of some sort. I assume Marlene has actually changed her views and I assume their. Friendship was also just a way to show: hey apartheid isn't bad look the girl has an. African friend. From listening I got a really weird vibe. Also from. The audience (the non white audience especially) there was more going. On there between the lines than what meets the eye
Sis is rlly accin like she fr expirenced racism tho 😭💀
That was an excellent exchange. I wonder where they are today and if their opinions, feelings and beliefs have changed over the years.
Not Marlene trying to compare the discrimination of Black people to her ‘3 months of discrimination ‘ 🥴 it made me sick
That's not what she said... she said se has better understanding now, because she experienced prejudice on her own... that she knows how it feels when everybody looks at you and judge you as group and not individual. The statement was about feeling, not about scale of discrimination.
anyway, i still have the sense, that people watching these videos do not understand their purpose. Today everybody has to dominate in conversation and cheer for one side. The beauty is to watch people discuss, have different opinions and listening to their different perspective, and still seeing them respecting each other.
@@the_rastislav its easy to say this when you have no clue of what conspired before, during & after 1955 when this conversation it took place. Mass killings, wide spread segregation, excessive limitations, biased employment, and much more , all in favour of the ruling class. Marlene, simply put, was merely glossing over these facts as they were already prevalent at the time and they, as youths of South Africa, were indoctrinated into believing Apartheid was a must, and that the so-called "natives" needed to be ruled in order for them to become self sufficient eventually. Today, we as a non white people are so segregated due to the past atrocities that we can not even come together in our small factions and make SA a better place. We are told so easily to get over the past, forgive & forget but had the roles been reversed, I guarantee the minority in SA would not be able to do just that. Also, they are reading most of the time so all their commentary is premeditated, so don't expect any of them to angrily lash out and call a spade, a spade.
She was exploited by her parents at a young age making her think whites didn't invade south africa and that blacks didn't deserve to be incharge
This is kool and all, but much hasn't changed, except the weather.
ABSOUTLE MY DEAR
Thank you for this video.
What on earth kept Marlene from noticing that she is just having a taste of her own medicine in New York. Three months of what??? Annoying!!
Why did these debates end.
Fifi's last statement "Who is on my side, who?
GOD
Where is the girl now?
So where's fiifi, and after school, how was life for him ,??
He became an accomplished Professor of Neurosurgery in the U.S.
After retirement he returned to his hometown Ghana.
Fifi Hesse was the first African Rhodes scholar and became the D-G of GBC in 1972.
Wow they sound way 2 educated for their age.
Marlene must now be an old lady... I don't know what makes her feel that Apartheid was good.
This was clearly rehearsed. Sounds nothing like the other debates.I would be surprised if Marlene is still alive.
She would be 82yrs by now.
Honestly apartheid was a oppressive regime I don't think they would've let her to go back to South Africa if she said anything against the regime. I would love to know if she really thought this way or not
Actually South Africa nowadays is enjoying the money from the regime of Apartheid... Ppl critisize it but not they missed the result in terms of economy
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Why South Africa was only represented by YT people..... Im so disappointed at this Ethiopian representative
Apartheid was instated in 1948, go figure.
Blacks didn't have rights
This is not at all natural. Lucky for them it was a Ghanaian and not a Nigerian in this address. Nigerians are highly controversial and disagreeable, in the nicest of ways obviously.
Pre-written speeches. There’s the prejudice even before the “show”. What a joke! Look at the uninterested audience.
This guy is disgraced of his race.
Why so
If you watch the actual debate between him and her you would see the argument
Hope you’ve watched the debate now…
You have no clue what you talking about.
Damn did ghana just pick his nose 👃 like that nasty 😷
Is that what you saw fascinating in the video? Always want to put others down because of hate, he didn't it's like OCD most people do that, not picking his nose, stop it, and say something nice and sensible about the debate.
The thing he picked from his nose, you also have it in your nose, what you exhibiting is hypocrisy, you writing this comment, swear you don't pass out faeces or poop out of your body.
Is that what you got from the whole video?