Julius Malema With Eusebius McKaiser on 702

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  • čas přidán 17. 04. 2019
  • EFF Leader, Julius Malema joins Eusebius in studio ahead of the 2019 Elections.

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  • @andrewblack4432
    @andrewblack4432 Před 2 lety +189

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      @jamesjude4988 Před 2 lety

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      @grantstanley6039 Před 2 lety

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      @timkim5095 Před 2 lety

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      @andrewblack4432 Před 2 lety

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  • @tichymusicrecords
    @tichymusicrecords Před 5 lety +13

    The numbers you are talking about sir might be very very hard to produce in a year in terms of Economics, but also fight corruption crime and I love your message as a young Zimbabwean studying politics 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼✌🖐

  • @dorothygarbafoster1687
    @dorothygarbafoster1687 Před 5 lety +9

    Am a nigerian and of resent have been following y0u on utube i admire your courage honesty justice and love for humanity most especially the down trodden keep it up God Almighty protect guide and see you and your family through. No evil eye or intention shall succeed over your life IJMN

    • @patrickmtetwa4351
      @patrickmtetwa4351 Před 5 lety +1

      Nigerians are the one you should leave South Africa

    • @blackiqexercise2805
      @blackiqexercise2805 Před 5 lety

      You want to come into south africa and sell drugs and bring shit mentality ways.

    • @tebogophakedi9037
      @tebogophakedi9037 Před 5 lety +1

      @@blackiqexercise2805 stop brushing people with the same brush

    • @kamenge
      @kamenge Před 5 lety

      Hahaha U guys are funny. Black south Africans your the shame for Africa

  • @shepherdmwanawashe1521
    @shepherdmwanawashe1521 Před 5 lety +13

    Allow urbanization in rural areas and this will promote youth to participate more in agriculture

  • @beetlebayley5237
    @beetlebayley5237 Před 5 lety +5

    After 5 minutes I realized that there is nothing here for the intelligent listener....

  • @unbotheredmaverick7930
    @unbotheredmaverick7930 Před 5 lety +32

    CIC immigrants are not staying in sandton they stay with us in kasis so our discomfort you will never understand it because you're speaking from comfort and sequester, listen to us on the grounds we know what we're talking about and don't impose your comfort ideas to us, we don't want them illegally.

    • @mthokozisilanga4497
      @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety +4

      Lenny Khomotso, you are spot on. This is the problem with South Afrikan leaders, they always think they know better than the masses:
      1. The ANC did the same, when people wanted to elect their councilors and mayors, it imposed its own.
      2. EFF is now doing the same, it imposes its ideology of open borders to us, it does not check how we are affected by it.
      Its seems that alofness is number critea of been a political party.

    • @pagefohlisa8802
      @pagefohlisa8802 Před 5 lety +1

      Well said Lenny Khomotso☺☺

    • @pariscongo666
      @pariscongo666 Před 5 lety

      @@mthokozisilanga4497 and Lenny khomotso I wish I can give your comment more likes. This idiot CIC does not know how the truck drivers and petrol attendant jobs are being taken by lower paid Zimbabweans and Malawians. They (politicians) do not have to compete with foreigners for their jobs. They use policy to keep them out. Whilst for us it's open game. Don't be a hypocrite invite an illegal Nigerian to be a top secretary in the EFF, show by action you love your brothers

  • @bektt670
    @bektt670 Před 5 lety +1

    Vive Malema we believe in you. Africans need young leader like you. You are the the other Thomas Sankara I wish the best

  • @lungisanimnguni6132
    @lungisanimnguni6132 Před 5 lety +10

    i love the host's t-shirt.

  • @rouanvanderende5922
    @rouanvanderende5922 Před 5 lety +16

    Reducing tax and vat might work. Increase efficiency of trade and you will increase velocity of trade.

  • @henrovanrooyen3432
    @henrovanrooyen3432 Před 5 lety +3

    Looking at this post election, still cannot imagine that they got 10% of total vote.

  • @mthokozisilanga4497
    @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety

    Sithembile Ndwandwe.
    That is all I am asking for Somaphunga. When a leader speaks something, listen but do your own research. This makes you own the idea too, with facts supported by evidence.
    If the leader is wrong find a respectful way to reason your findings.
    Ndwandwe, you do not know how the first video I watched of the EFF, Malema addressing the people, made me cry tears. I had goose dumps for days. It rekindled my hopes. Not forgetting my favourite Dr Ndlozi, addressing the Limpompo Univesity students.
    I am not presenting my points from a hate stand point but I want us to be realistic.
    Do not take even my word, research and double check stuff.
    Own the idea, you can only own it by getting evidence for it.
    I do not agree with the 6% growth, I personally think it is petty to crucify the CIC for that. The main point is that, I know that if things are done differently we can grow the economy. And I cannot judge the EFF on the basis of the failure of the ANC.
    So gazi lami, leaders make mistakes and as politicians, very few will ever apologies or admit, some will gradually shift strategically from the direction that they once thought was right, and Malema, could be one such leader.
    Ngizayibongela sizukulwane senkosikazi uNtombazi.

  • @teresamathuloe5087
    @teresamathuloe5087 Před 4 lety +2

    Malema is smart,i don't care who says what,brilliant thinker MAATLA,AMANDLA,POWER,MATEMBA !

  • @patrickmtetwa4351
    @patrickmtetwa4351 Před 5 lety +21

    If he has a problem with tribal war he can get rid of provinces and become one but not to remove the boarders.

    • @ackimmtamira5100
      @ackimmtamira5100 Před 5 lety +1

      Do provinces retrict free movement of people and goods?

    • @patrickmtetwa4351
      @patrickmtetwa4351 Před 5 lety +1

      @@ackimmtamira5100 nop but no one will say I'm for kzn I'm for GP we all going to say we from South Africa.

    • @patrickmtetwa4351
      @patrickmtetwa4351 Před 5 lety

      @@ackimmtamira5100 the opening of the boarders how it going to stop tribal war?

    • @ackimmtamira5100
      @ackimmtamira5100 Před 5 lety +1

      Provincial boarders are purely for administrative purposes only. Nothing else

    • @patrickmtetwa4351
      @patrickmtetwa4351 Před 5 lety

      @@ackimmtamira5100 the opening of boarders how it going to stop tribal war?

  • @sammykofiamofa9782
    @sammykofiamofa9782 Před 5 lety +8

    No one is born by experience let them go to the office first and work they will get experience.

  • @underdog209
    @underdog209 Před 5 lety +8

    Where is Zimbabwe going to get money to pay for residents that migrated if they don't even have money to take care of the ones that are still at home? He then says if these countries don't pay he will deport. Excuse me sir, you have opened the borders, ppl will just walk back. What type of nonsense is this?

    • @patrickmtetwa4351
      @patrickmtetwa4351 Před 5 lety

      My point exactly.

    • @bubelerasmeni1846
      @bubelerasmeni1846 Před 5 lety

      Go read how EU opened its borders,,,and allowed free trade ....they have regulations, maybe you will understand what he said

    • @underdog209
      @underdog209 Před 5 lety +1

      @@bubelerasmeni1846 You are comparing apples and pears, chief. But since we headed that direction, what makes you think we now have Brexit? Consider the economic position that Britain has in Europe in comparison to SA in Africa. Britain is not even surrounded by third world countries.

    • @babawakanda4492
      @babawakanda4492 Před 5 lety

      read a book brother.... foreigners have never been south africa's biggest problem...but the settlers are a big problem which you have given a pass because you love their albino lie skin color....China has ONE BELT ONE ROAD...it builds all infrastructure in those countries and links them to their network..they control half of the world now including SA....EU is in the north and so is USA...where are we???...we have all the technology...let's start building infrastructure on loan in all the african continent...and we employ our engineers there send the money back here...thats what we can do...but since we always see negativity first in every idea i think thats why we are thrid world..problems always exist...tackling them is what makes life beautiful...but we can't shy away from progress by looking at only problems and not the benefits

    • @gysgijsbers4202
      @gysgijsbers4202 Před 5 lety

      @@babawakanda4492 Why do you want to put the blame on white "settlers", who have lived in Africa for over 370 years and who are more African than European? Who were the lecturers & educators that taught & trained the South African ENGINEERS that you are bragging with? The very people you want to blame for all our problems. The very people that also want a prosperous South Africa.

  • @thabisomatladi2900
    @thabisomatladi2900 Před 5 lety +24

    Am I the only one bothered by that bottle on the floor 😂

  • @marlonwilliams8803
    @marlonwilliams8803 Před 5 lety +7

    Wow eusebius was extremely soft on Malema when it comes to economy when compared to how he was with Maimane

  • @sithembilendwandwe5890
    @sithembilendwandwe5890 Před 5 lety +156

    I love African's the same way I love myself ,their pain is my pain and therefore I should not think I am better when they're going through what they going through .solidarity amongst African's is very very important "♥️🙏🇿🇦

    • @mthokozisilanga4497
      @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety +7

      Zwide ka Langa, can you do exactly that in a micro system.
      Lets make your home, the house you live in South Afrika. Say you are in a simple 4 roomed house.
      Go to the streets in town, get yourself 4 homeless women as old as your wife, if you were a male and 4 homeless men of your age, if your are a women.
      And if you have both parents bring 4 homeless people equal to your parents’ age. And last but not least, bring times 4 homeless children.
      Do not work overtime or grow your business, then feed everyone in your house, make sure that everyone is dressed, feed and warm, take all children to school.
      If you can do that as an individual without straining your finance and encreasing commotion and havoc in your household, then you can do the same with the country.
      Finally if you and Juju have so much love; why not show the South Afrikans first, by taking at least 10 homeless South Afrikan children and 4 homeless South Afrikan adults and share them your house.
      Charity begins at home, do that and I will believe that “ their pain is your pain”.

    • @nqubekonxumalo6020
      @nqubekonxumalo6020 Před 5 lety +1

      injalo zwide

    • @mornanandaia588
      @mornanandaia588 Před 5 lety +4

      Ubuntu✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

    • @BakheNakile
      @BakheNakile Před 5 lety

      Sithembile Ndwandwe are you white?

    • @loveandonlylove2359
      @loveandonlylove2359 Před 5 lety +8

      @@mthokozisilanga4497 and you think it's not doable? I'll give you an example of Rwandans. Right after genocide, the country had thousands of orphans all of them living in institutions established to keep them in a space where they can be taken care of. But after a certain time, the government saw the danger of kids growing in institutions like those and initiated a program I can translate as let's raise them in family program. Where families could come and take children to raise like their own and provide to them whatever they could provide for their own children. Today Rwanda closed all those institutions and still families are bounded and happy. So my friend that's possible. All we just need is a sense of responsibility and patriotism. With a little love in our hearts everything is possible.

  • @lambiliabrown7786
    @lambiliabrown7786 Před 5 lety +2

    This man knows what he's talking about it. Sorry to say. Lots of people don't want him because he wants all people to do well in SA. Not only whites.

    • @gysgijsbers4202
      @gysgijsbers4202 Před 5 lety

      Do you believe all whites are rich? There are many poor whites. There is nothing stopping black people from succeeding in SA. In fact all the government policies are for the advancement of black people. Our Education system needs serious upliftment to reach all SA children regardless whether rural or urban, rich or poor. Innovation & skills needs to be developed.

  • @attractionchronicles7174
    @attractionchronicles7174 Před 5 lety +2

    Open borders does not mean anyone can walk into the country unannounced, it only means we will be able to move goods around Africa at a very low cost which will make us to be able to trade with each other, unlike sending goods over seas and then other African countries have to go buy them over seas.

  • @whenwe9168
    @whenwe9168 Před 5 lety +16

    Lol direct foreign investment on his terms Hahahaha ok the mind boggles.

    • @jitterycursor8823
      @jitterycursor8823 Před 5 lety +2

      @@KayMyName How does he expect an FDI-driven economy when he's declared to clampdown on the establishment. Please explain your understanding of economics

    • @a10ace
      @a10ace Před 5 lety +2

      One word: Venezuela, Google it

    • @jitterycursor8823
      @jitterycursor8823 Před 5 lety +1

      @@a10ace Thanks for your binary and reductive analysis.

    • @cw7661
      @cw7661 Před 5 lety +2

      The Mercedes Benz Marxist think they know it all. Big business move to a more business friendly country...and there are many!

    • @whenwe9168
      @whenwe9168 Před 4 lety

      @breezy yes I'm undermining him. He has no intelligence go look at his policies they are driven by racial hatred and not common sense

  • @championlehlohonolontulini9957

    This is very good interview. Focusing on policy and manifesto. Policy with political will changes countries. Kudus to eff for trying but eff should be realistic to some extent.

    • @EmmanuelMoela
      @EmmanuelMoela Před 5 lety +2

      My brother as an EFF fanatic i agree with u.... i mean y would you open the boarders ?? Africa itself is not mature yet for that... n i think juju will lose votes 4 that

    • @75mediaproduction9
      @75mediaproduction9 Před 5 lety

      Facts

    • @zwelihlemtshali9240
      @zwelihlemtshali9240 Před 5 lety

      @@EmmanuelMoela a big own goal from Malema after so much work😏

  • @evansmaminza9229
    @evansmaminza9229 Před 5 lety +5

    did he say Economic Freedom Front ? hahahahaa

    • @mogoleserogole6903
      @mogoleserogole6903 Před 5 lety +3

      That was not a mistake btw, it was quite subtle and deliberate, the insinuation ofcourse being that both the FF (freedom front plus) plus and the EFF (economic freedom front/fighter's) have the same common factor and that is, even though they're both on opposite ends of the political spectrum, they both seem to be fueled by an extremist-nationalistic type of ideology, which effectively makes them opposite sides of the same coin. That's my reading into this so-called mistake of his..

  • @rambo9199
    @rambo9199 Před 5 lety

    This whole interview is eerie.....

  • @lusengabheky3278
    @lusengabheky3278 Před 5 lety +22

    Malema is a change Man now even if he speaks you see that there is something different about him.

    • @musakgoete6071
      @musakgoete6071 Před 5 lety +6

      lol..he just lost weight and he got beautiful punani at home waiting for him...ill chaNGE TOO

    • @lusengabheky3278
      @lusengabheky3278 Před 5 lety

      @@musakgoete6071 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @giftmokoena2761
      @giftmokoena2761 Před 5 lety

      Very true

    • @niciv.n.8747
      @niciv.n.8747 Před 5 lety

      Because he has no self confidence...speaking to a much more intelligent man on Radio 702....he feeled stupid..like a todler.

  •  Před 5 lety +5

    @8:51 - is there truthfully something like 'ideologically neutral'? why use China, with its gross human rights violations as example? whether its Caitalism, Socialism or Communism or a hybrid system consisting of an admixture of any thereof - there is no longer time for failed economic or political systems. is there time left for following 'leaders'?; as has been proven time and time again - leaders are corruptible and leaders can be killed off.

  • @planet263suweta4
    @planet263suweta4 Před 5 lety

    Even if Malema doesnt win the battle now, his ideas and words will always be remembered and someone will take over until the idea becomes a reality. Black Africans in South Africa who feel that they have arrived and all is well because they think they have crossed into the middle class level, are the ones derailing the cause.

  • @cindyswaydragons3400
    @cindyswaydragons3400 Před 5 lety +5

    As long as this boarder you talk about will be for trading with Africa countries not just getting people in .....poeple should come with something

    • @mthokozisilanga4497
      @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety

      No, he is saying he is getting people in, that is what this is all about. He is opening the borders.

  • @bentleyboogyman9299
    @bentleyboogyman9299 Před 5 lety +44

    I was listening I’m repeating it to analyze....Yes The boarders issue will cost EFF votes Bt we were not looking for weak voters

    • @QuotesFromTheMotherland
      @QuotesFromTheMotherland Před 5 lety +5

      What you need to understand is that immigrants are not just our fellow African brothers and sisters, we have chinese, Pakistan etc. and you also need to consider all these rebel groups in the African continent like boko haram, al-shaabab etc, what do you think is going to happen if we bring down our borders? think guys!

    • @siphe6335
      @siphe6335 Před 5 lety

      @@QuotesFromTheMotherland You probably have to listen to the interview again sir. After the 08th if May we will not remove bothers for everyone sir, we will remove them for other Afrikan countries. And we will propose to other countries to open theirs for us also. This is mainly for free trading and for us to move like animals in the fields without big rivers to cross. Ama china nabanye aba uthetha ngabo they have to produce their passports simple because abango ma'Afrika. Izwe lethu!

    • @blackiqexercise2805
      @blackiqexercise2805 Před 5 lety +3

      @@QuotesFromTheMotherland i was thinking the same way. julius is losing it at a very very dangerous position. it can only work as a very long term goal, after especially southern countries are well developed as equal as Botswana for example. countries like zimbabwe namibia mozambique malawi swaziland etc in the southern side of Africa need to get to the standards of Botswana- Bantu countries that are not religiously centered or prone to terrorist attacks, peaceful countries. then borders can be open only in the southern side so that the southern as a greater power can decide on whether to assist or what risk is in it to assist the islamized or religified African countries that are being terrorized.

    • @DEE-mt9eq
      @DEE-mt9eq Před 5 lety +1

      Porsh Mazwai You need voters period! Weak or strong don't matter.

    • @johaneyssen9133
      @johaneyssen9133 Před 3 lety

      @@QuotesFromTheMotherland 00]

  • @khutsomawela8440
    @khutsomawela8440 Před 5 lety +13

    Am an EFF member in good standing and will never agree on the borders issue.Certain jobs must be reserved for S.Ans so as to safeguard the sovereignity of S.A because ones we fight for limited resources with our fellow brothers and sisters S.A'ns will begin to ask themselves as to why do we vote mos cause the government is failing them by failing to safeguard the country's sovereignity,the workforce in South Africa doesn't come from here.

    • @mthokozisilanga4497
      @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety

      Khutso Mawela, I recommend you read all the comments I made and then research them if they are true or not.
      Then familiarise yourself with them and debate with your colleagues with them. Because I also like the EFF, I see it been far much better than the rest, as it has rekindled the hope of an Azanian state that will change the lives of our people.
      Please do not leave the EFF but try and influence its policies respectfully, within.
      We do npt need other breakaways, we have lots of them and they are useless.
      Use superior logic to debunk this utopia, do research, interview Afrikans from different regions. Raise the two blunders of the 21st century made by the AU:
      1. Collusion of an Afrikan state( South Afrika) to outst Gaddafi, and the inaction of the AU to punish or call South Afrika to order.
      2. Refusal by the AU to accept Haiti as a member of the AU, even though Haiti’s population is more than 90% Afrikan.

    • @angrysocialjusticewarrior
      @angrysocialjusticewarrior Před 5 lety

      @@mthokozisilanga4497 AU membership is based on being an African country, not being predominantly black. Hence why even predominantly arabic african countries are proud members of the AU.

  • @aloera4887
    @aloera4887 Před 4 lety

    I'm here for my assignment lol

  • @nokomahlachane2591
    @nokomahlachane2591 Před 5 lety +14

    This Esebius guy speaks too much. Pose a question and let the other parson answer. He was posing his ideas all the way.

    • @keobakilemahura4890
      @keobakilemahura4890 Před 5 lety

      That's the problem with all talk show hosts, sometimes you have 4 of them talking at the same time, amazing.

    • @angrysocialjusticewarrior
      @angrysocialjusticewarrior Před 5 lety +1

      He has to get the chance to challenge his guests and ask questions that he believes his listeners would want answers to.

  • @club043
    @club043 Před 5 lety +13

    But SA is not like China. There are no robust trade unions and minimum wage. Wage is negotiated on behalf of the workers by the government along with capital. It is then imposed on the workers.

    • @beetlebayley5237
      @beetlebayley5237 Před 5 lety

      @J. M. There you go. Remember to show your tractor diploma to the EFF when they hand out farms to your people.
      Of the farming units registered for VAT in 2007, only 39 966 were
      identified as “active” at the time of the census and included. The
      majority of farming units (33 249) were owned by individuals, with 2 167
      belonging to companies, 2 259 to close corporations and 874 described
      as “family-owned”.
      THERE ARE MORE THAN 40000000 BLACKS IN SOUTH AFRICA
      THERE ARE LESS THAN 40000 COMMERCIAL FARMS IN SOUTH AFRICA
      What makes you think you will qualify for a farm with your PHD in tractor skills...

  • @Eduardo-nr5te
    @Eduardo-nr5te Před 5 lety +41

    As much as I like his ideology, I will have to disagree with open borders not because I hate my African brothers but simply because it is unpredictable.

    • @symonhlophe3581
      @symonhlophe3581 Před 5 lety +2

      I agree.

    • @mthokozisilanga4497
      @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety +12

      CIC needs to smoke a little and stop whisky forva while, maybe he will see that the open border is totally unrealistic.
      Secondly, as a leader he needs to present our Afrikan history as it was. Saying Afrikans had no borders is totally disingenuous and misleading.
      Our ancestors had borders( imingcele), they were not fenced, nonetheless they were known. Some were marked with rivers, mountaints, forests etc. Izwe lakwa Mthethwa, where inkosi uShaka was accepted as a refugee, had its boundries, so was Kgosi Sekhukhune, Kgosi Moshoeshoe, inkosi u Hintsa and many others had boundries for their lands. Even amongst Xhosa tribes, the Nciba river( now called Kei river) was the boundry.
      Amongst the Bahurutsi, Bangwato, Bangwaketsi, Batlaping, Barolong etc of the Batswana tribes, there were boundries marking the souverignity of these kingdoms. Igbos, Yurobas, Hausas had boundries marking their souverignities. Ancient Egypt, Nubia, etc had borders and even borders amongst borders within the same land distiguishing lamds of different chiefs and kings/rulers.
      We know that the scramble for Afrika in the 1800s created different borders and we are not going to throw them away just as we are not throwing neck ties and trousers. We have inherited them unfoturnately and there is nothing we can do; especiallt with the kind of divided and corrupt leaders we had. The very same Afrikan leaders do not even want unity, they did not support Kwame Nkrumah and Nyerere on the matter. They rejected the call of Gaddafi, for who will be the president of Afrika.
      For starters, Nigeria, Botswana, will not relinquish their souverignity to other than their nationalities. Then we have Afrikan Arabs, which will not want to loose their Muslim heritage and in so many ways still think that Afrikans are inferior to them.
      And we have almost the whole continent, still believe it is ok to use torture in prisons, it is ok to treat women as inferior to men( even the great part of our society still think that way). We have the hatred of Gays to an extend that some countries arrest them.
      Most of all we have countries whose leadership do not adhere to democracy.
      We have countries secceding or wanting to, eg South Sudan, Northern Mali wants to secede and create a state called Azawad, as we speak. Western Sahara wants freedom from another Afrikan country, Mauritania.
      Then we have former colonies of France, whose fiscal policies and currency is run by France. Actually under their freedom agreement it is stated that they will make France number one in trade and in mining. These countries uses CFA Franc, these currencies are fixed to the Euro. These countries are literally owned by France.
      Côte d'Ivoire, is even paying France to use its parliament in
      Then you tell me Afrika will unite.
      I had a

    • @krischris6165
      @krischris6165 Před 5 lety +10

      I see your point but CIC is just ahead of HIS time. At times, Africa will abolish borders and be as one. Borders just create division, hatred, and its a marketing tool that white man used to capitalise his interest. why do u want to watch an African brothers and sisters die of hunger while u have the resources? If African can all come together, abolish the border, we will be united, our livelihood will increase as we can share resources easily. You have one sided stories about ''our african brothers'' coming in as to cause chaos, take away jobs, bring violence etc.
      I know, its difficult to implement as we see each others as different from one another. SADC should lead and remove borders imagine, if we can share resources from Namibia, Botswana, Angola,, Mozambique, Zims etc, truly, this would uplift us.

    • @musajohannessithole8970
      @musajohannessithole8970 Před 5 lety +4

      Malema is far ahead of his generation in terms of thinking. You only have to live in the future to realize that all he says is possible. I do not blame those who do not believe in what he is saying because they are still far behind. If a person decolonizes himself, by conducting research on the subject matter, without necessary taking everything our oppressors say and quickly dismiss what Malema says.

    • @CryptoHustleLive
      @CryptoHustleLive Před 5 lety +5

      The African economy depends on African unity and trading within African countries. America, Russia, China are very big countries thats why their economies scale. The EU operates as one country while Africa is stuck in small states. Very hard to scale economies like that because you need volume. We also need to promote African love because we were taught to hate ourselves.

  • @mthokozisilanga4497
    @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety

    Excellent point Ndlondlo

  • @TK-yv6uu
    @TK-yv6uu Před 5 lety +40

    2:24 take as much time as you want. That the media we need.

    • @TK-yv6uu
      @TK-yv6uu Před 5 lety +2

      @@jaymanxv devil go away.

  • @sterlinggrier734
    @sterlinggrier734 Před 5 lety +29

    Julius is a real black man!

    • @joshuaspagnoletti
      @joshuaspagnoletti Před 5 lety +3

      sterling grier that is an insult to black people

    • @pieter5004
      @pieter5004 Před 5 lety +3

      Please don't disrespect the real black people that can use their brains. That's a real low blow

    • @jonnyh9388
      @jonnyh9388 Před 5 lety +2

      What is that supposed to mean; that he promises the world and then makes a complete hash of it?

    • @megustagamer0072
      @megustagamer0072 Před 5 lety

      @@jonnyh9388 PLEASE DONT BE THAT PERSON WHO BELIEVES THE POLITICAL PARTIES AND THE PROMISES

    • @divinemaanda5635
      @divinemaanda5635 Před 5 lety +1

      This is nothing new... Politics has always been about getting people hyped up by false promises...

  • @laladoomie1815
    @laladoomie1815 Před 5 lety +11

    This man is a genius, should try selling this concept to the world, no one though of this true Mr Einstein

  • @kgalanet
    @kgalanet Před 5 lety +2

    "You deal with politics through gossip and WhatsApp exchange"

  • @theomuller7574
    @theomuller7574 Před 5 lety +2

    Oh but I as up until now he has never gone to prison and you should have a couple of times you can only become president if you've been to Robben Island

  • @mthokozisilanga4497
    @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety +5

    Indigopilgrim, “ Anyone who owes alligience to Afrika and its way of life”- Mangaliso Sobukwe.
    Haitians are Afrikan-Caribbeans African descendents and they displayed that they owe aligience to their motherland, where their ancestors were removed by force.

  • @adrianlunga4646
    @adrianlunga4646 Před 5 lety +16

    Proud to see confident and proud Africans who engage their public office holders intelligently and without prejudice. Big up Eusebius!

    • @agrid2608
      @agrid2608 Před 5 lety +3

      @Moor Wakanda You do understand what a lingua franca is? And history?
      SA is basically a federation. If one man speaks Pedi and one man speaks Afrikaans, and they both speak English, basic logic dictates English will be spoken.
      How many people do you know that can speak 11 languages, to eliminate the need?
      It's about utility, not a love or preference of it.

    • @agrid2608
      @agrid2608 Před 5 lety +3

      @J. M. Algebra,gunpowder, brick buildings, science etc are Asian, middle eastern inventions. That doesn't mean they should hold dominion over Europe's land and economy, either. It's a poor argument.

    • @agrid2608
      @agrid2608 Před 5 lety +2

      @Moor Wakanda At no point in its history has South Africa had a white majority. The highest ever minority share (with large European immigration in the early 20th century) was around 20%.

    • @dabblesmith5755
      @dabblesmith5755 Před 5 lety +1

      @Moor Wakanda You can ask them this a million times and they will not know or understand why you ask...

    • @brot6238
      @brot6238 Před 5 lety

      @Moor Wakanda I notice you have no counter argument regarding the original point. So you skip from issue to issue. Funny that.

  • @mthokozisilanga4497
    @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety +1

    Social Justice Warrior.
    Is it not the reason why an Afrikan people were rejected for?
    I know that. Marcus Garvey, Du Bois etc as the fathers of Pan-Afrikanism’s vision was not only for Afrika to unite,but all Afrikans to united.
    So you are telling me what I know.
    Here I am demonstrating how our leadership in the AU fail to be visionaries.
    Like I said, we have Spain in Afrika, Melilla and Ceuta. They are in our continent.
    We have the UK owning Belize in the Caribbean and Falk Lands in Argentina.
    This was the greatest opprtunity for Afrika to have a country in the Caribbeans.
    If we had visionaries, the constitution of the AU would have been amended for this particular reason.
    As young as you are you cannot even visualise what I have just raised.

  • @bubelerasmeni1846
    @bubelerasmeni1846 Před 5 lety +2

    Opening borders, that means free trade or no tariffs on African goods,,, that means increased trade within African countries. Regulations for movement of people will be applied like one passport for all African countries made under AU .....that has been made ,,check the EU

    • @jonnyh9388
      @jonnyh9388 Před 5 lety

      And look what happened in Europe! There was significant internal displacement, that has subsequently caused conflict and the rise of nationalism. European nations, however, generally have the stability and wealth to cope with this. Given Africa's own track record, and high levels of poverty, how do you think this will work out?

  • @melizwe6223
    @melizwe6223 Před 5 lety +7

    Do you see the message being sent covertly to your subconscious: "I JUST CAN'T", lol

  • @DonMark263
    @DonMark263 Před 5 lety +7

    Kenya opened their borders and their economy has been growing. You don't open borders completely at once, it's a process.

    • @shadrackmahlakwane3776
      @shadrackmahlakwane3776 Před 5 lety +1

      J. M. Brother just say you don't agree with opening the borders because it is said by eff

    • @becksthefoodartist9714
      @becksthefoodartist9714 Před 5 lety

      Kenya doesn't have anything... And US we have it all

    • @jonnyh9388
      @jonnyh9388 Před 5 lety

      …...and Kenya now has an internal security problem that is hardly the envy of the world.

  • @lusengabheky3278
    @lusengabheky3278 Před 5 lety

    You are commenting like you are going to Vote but you forget to registered to VOTE

  • @robertowilco7422
    @robertowilco7422 Před 5 lety +1

    25 years hows the country going ?

    • @dabblesmith5755
      @dabblesmith5755 Před 5 lety

      Fucking, epic... Good Job! xD

    • @babawakanda4492
      @babawakanda4492 Před 5 lety

      because you made mandela a hero from prison...a service is dedicated to him in westminster abbey every year...why??....because he gave you what you wanted...so to prove that we are stupid..you decided to plant pravin as a man to watch for our economy...as he stubs it in and out...we know these games...go look at the wikipedia page of EFF..it's so bad...and look at ANC and Da they are angles??..why???do you think we are stupid..well you can fool people for a long time just not forever

  • @davidgroenewald1078
    @davidgroenewald1078 Před 5 lety +30

    🤣 I have not laughed this much in a long time.

  • @leviisrael9896
    @leviisrael9896 Před 5 lety +11

    My favorite part of MALEMA'S interview; " LOVE AFRICANS ; because you're also, an AFRICAN "; go EFF !!!!!

  • @chriscotton1557
    @chriscotton1557 Před 5 lety

    Wow, my people of ADOS here in my country of birth have become just like the blacks majority in South Africa when it comes to immigration. It’s amazing that the majority of my people (ADOS) can identify with Black nationalist in South Africa and this Leader Julius MALEMA. There is no other country in Africa I would fight unless it’s South Africa

  • @mthokozisilanga4497
    @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety +1

    Henry Lucas, no, they deport left and right even in 2017 Zimbabwe with so many Zimambweans outside its country, it had guts to deport 83 Malawians. What is 83 out of more than 4 million Zimbabweans out the country.
    Last year eSwatini deported Tanzanians who set up business and stayed illegal in Swatini.
    Actually I have stats of Afrikan countries deporting Afrikans if you care to go through my long comments. Some like the Angolans deporting DRC citizens and Cameroonians deporting Nigerians who fleed Boko Haram are even scary, rape by the soldiers and machetes youth accompanied by police, hacking poor people.

    • @musangonyama9748
      @musangonyama9748 Před 5 lety

      eswatini is a poor country , why would foreigners be doing there?

  • @nicolejulies3445
    @nicolejulies3445 Před 5 lety +8

    Am I the one bothered by the bottle on the floor, the camera lady's camera and the lady with an iPhone that keeps popping up on the screen? So unprofessional man.

  • @tarzanthembani5186
    @tarzanthembani5186 Před 5 lety +13

    The boarder issue is so immature
    if it so then we are taking RSA to the wrong directions cos the government cant afford to take care of all the Foreigners and this will enable trafficking of all those bad things easily
    WELL THAT IS WHERE HE IS LOOSING IT

    • @blessbeats6960
      @blessbeats6960 Před 5 lety

      That corruption will come if the state has no proper police forces...and doing so willl increase jobs in the police department to ensure control.

    • @MlungisiKhanyile
      @MlungisiKhanyile Před 5 lety

      Hes not, theres a bigger plan for Africa than just you and me

  • @MaxZagar
    @MaxZagar Před 5 lety +2

    What is the use of land or anything else for that matter, if there is not any knowledge and willingness to learn. You need urban planning, strongly take care of safety as well as protection of private property and promote small business. To just confiscate land and property will attract the worst humans who just want to take all for them selves without working, resulting in more corruption.
    Just as an example, I am an beekeeper and have been working and studied it 8 years. I know a lot but in the end not so much. The farmers must have decades of experience in running a farm successfully and continuously.
    In Finland we had a civil war because of people like Malema who wants to take form the people who actually do the work and to give it to the state ("to all of us"). Whom will Malema & Co. give the land to (maybe them selves and their friends) ? In the end what happens is that the people in the government will suck all the resources for them selves. EFF name is also an Orwelian name. There is no economic freedom when the state takes it all. SA should become an republic with different independent states that is totally clear now.

    • @sivuyilemavovana3293
      @sivuyilemavovana3293 Před 5 lety

      Malema is a phony and a fraud...he doesnt care about the poor and working class

  • @carolinemaclachlan7667

    The red cap says it all!!,

  • @MessayaFoureal
    @MessayaFoureal Před 5 lety +3

    19:10 to 19:54 just the respond on migration and boarders dmn Pres got it, we send foreigners out the country we start tribal war it's possible and I'm a victim of that as now, Xhosas looking down on Swati people because of language...

    • @DidierDubz
      @DidierDubz Před 5 lety +1

      I am Xhosa and I have a very good friend from Swaziland. Not all of us are the same bro.

    • @patrickmtetwa4351
      @patrickmtetwa4351 Před 5 lety +1

      We can get rid of provinces nd be one, but not to remove the boarders.

    • @MessayaFoureal
      @MessayaFoureal Před 5 lety

      Not all of you but modt of the Xhosas got lot of tribalism and stereotypes mentality, I know for a fact they don't respect other cultures except their own so it's true boarders needs to fall so everyone can not belong but unite

    • @patrickmtetwa4351
      @patrickmtetwa4351 Před 5 lety

      @@MessayaFoureal Provinces need to fall not boarders

    • @MessayaFoureal
      @MessayaFoureal Před 5 lety +1

      What's wrong with boarders to fall I don't see nothing one nation is better than what we have now which we don't even own let our black nation unite and live together that's how we can fuck up the white supremacy

  • @youngatheart74
    @youngatheart74 Před 5 lety +4

    Great interview🤙

  • @aarondixon2731
    @aarondixon2731 Před 5 lety

    It's NO PIPE DREAM ( I ) put all my chips on Malema, EFF.

    • @aarondixon2731
      @aarondixon2731 Před 5 lety

      @David Miles AFRICA NEED EFF. EFF ARE MEN WILL BALLS THAT STANDS ON TRUTH. CAN YOU FIND YOUR?

  • @stefanpr4
    @stefanpr4 Před 5 lety +1

    Julias will claim the EFF is a coalition until he get's voted in and then the country will really go to shit! South Africa needs a government that is going to help fix current issues like the economics and help bring in foreign investors and tackle the crime properly.

  • @bokvonsaffer8910
    @bokvonsaffer8910 Před 5 lety +9

    6% in each of the 1st 2 years . 10% in the years thereafter . I switched off.

    • @babawakanda4492
      @babawakanda4492 Před 5 lety

      @J. M. when china opened up it had 8%...he is putting it at 6%...oh why can't you listen to him??...oh i forgot you think all black men ain't smart...sorry it can happen..the guy on radio doesn't know shit...mugabe has never been Hitler...because he didn't kill no jews...so get your facts right

    • @bokvonsaffer8910
      @bokvonsaffer8910 Před 5 lety

      @@babawakanda4492 You do now that Wakanda was invented by an old white guy. Right???

  • @gogontlematseke552
    @gogontlematseke552 Před 5 lety +17

    Its amazing that from a 40min interview people only picked up opening of borders! and to think people think that corruption is just in South Africa is amusing, the whole world is corrupt, lets talk Greed then yes

    • @cornejansevanvuuren2496
      @cornejansevanvuuren2496 Před 5 lety

      Igree. If there is politicians there will be corruption. It's a power game.

    • @pariscongo666
      @pariscongo666 Před 5 lety +3

      We only have limited space to comment. It's only sensible to choose and comment on something one feels needs immediate address. For most of us that's borders and immigration.

  • @mthokozisilanga4497
    @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety

    Brendon Joseph you say that you are against the military complex; I say we are against corruption, we hate it.
    You say we cannot hold our governments accountable.
    I say you cannot hold your government and or the military complex accountable.
    If been against corruption is not enough why should been against military complex be enough.
    Hold them accountable, show us how you stop your governments from messing with us in Afrika.

  • @mthokozisilanga4497
    @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety +1

    Positive Imaging Company
    You are not making any sense at all.
    Global movement is happening right now with passports, what are you talking about.
    We travel all the time with passports.
    Show me any country that uses passports that is struggling with doing business internationally or having tourists.
    Show any country that find its economy disadavantaged because it has border control.
    You are trying to make it look like I an against people accessing the world.
    We are doing that with passports, come on, stop been childish and give me an argument that has evidence instead of pulling hair.

  • @DT-ez3ll
    @DT-ez3ll Před 5 lety +3

    You fuel the hate males

  • @mayenkuir8128
    @mayenkuir8128 Před 5 lety +3

    The president of EFF has successfully answered all his complexities as per the views of the people who feel he may run into an acute dictator later.What remains now is for him to be voted in power comes 8 of May.The man loves all south Africans without any prejudices.I personally wish you well Mr Malema in your quest to change South Africa for better.

  • @rupertwilliams3169
    @rupertwilliams3169 Před 5 lety +1

    "I just can't" is obviously aware of the corruption in South Africa's politics and business. UHURU IAMME.

  • @miketitiyoutube1336
    @miketitiyoutube1336 Před 5 lety +1

    yall should just play my music

  • @lebohangkhutsoane696
    @lebohangkhutsoane696 Před 5 lety +10

    we cant open borders bahlali

    • @Addi_Teacha509
      @Addi_Teacha509 Před 4 lety

      You are so ready to defend the land for the white masters, idiot

  • @spykerhond7008
    @spykerhond7008 Před 5 lety +4

    beautiful man

  • @gtfoh5423
    @gtfoh5423 Před 4 lety +1

    the real hero in this interview is eusebiues`T-shirt... just holding it together there when everyone assumed "it cant". belly doing it.. yesssssussss

  • @letusbuild8611
    @letusbuild8611 Před rokem +2

    RIP Eusebius 😢

    • @SirFrantzKrzysztof
      @SirFrantzKrzysztof Před rokem

      There's no scale of justice in life, incredible people don't live longer, useless and disgusting people lives until kingdom's come. RIP 💔💔💔

  • @LitwithRooi
    @LitwithRooi Před 5 lety +37

    22:10 Gaddafi got killed for thinking this way.

    • @nkoanaphoshoko
      @nkoanaphoshoko Před 5 lety +2

      And I'm sure you know by that Trump confessed that it was the their operation. The question is why ? Who benefits ?

    • @nicolletteferguson1235
      @nicolletteferguson1235 Před 5 lety +4

      @@mthizothemba2538 what is feets?

    • @4OURTANK
      @4OURTANK Před 5 lety +1

      @@nicolletteferguson1235 🤣

    • @africanchild5719
      @africanchild5719 Před 5 lety +1

      @@nicolletteferguson1235 😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @nicolletteferguson1235
      @nicolletteferguson1235 Před 5 lety +3

      @@africanchild5719 honestly thou feet I get, feets.... I don't, pls educate me... or dumb it down for me... 😂😂😂 and NO I'm not going to Google it. Hope you guys and girls have a fab day.

  • @mthokozisilanga4497
    @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety +12

    This is just a beautiful idea but it is not realistic.
    Right now Afrikan countries will not allow the borders.
    Actually Zimbabwe is in dire state, where will it find the money to pay South Afrika, when it cannot pay its nurses, doctors and teachers. Zimbabwe cannot even buy enough drugs for its healthcare.
    Malawi, Lesotho, DRC and many more Afrikan countries cannot take care of its citizens with healthcare, education etc, how will they pay us?
    Botswana, Nigeria, Egypt, Cameroon, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, and many more countries in Afrika, will not dare open their borders. Julius has failed to think this through. Eusibius, was supoose to go a bit deep on the unreasonable uthopian of open borders.
    We were not wearing trousers before the colonisers came to our continent, does it mean thar we should do away with trousers?
    Secondly, it is not true that we did not have borders before the arrival of the Europeans, we did. However, our borders were marked by mountains, rives and vast space.
    That is why the Xhosa were able to accept refugees from kwa Zulu. We knew boundaries for each tribes, again, one had to ask permission from a king or a chief to settle or trade in their land. No one came and settled or traded without permission of the king or chief in the land they owned. We had borders, though they were not fenced.
    As a person with political science degree, Juju should know this.
    Right now, certain countries in Afrika, are having border quarrels and what will happen if the borders are removed?
    I have not touched the smuggling of goods and illegal drugs, human trafficking etc that would increase if we remove controls of borders. I know doubt Juju’s thinking capacity on matters of governance. I am so sorry; even animals mark their territories.
    During the influx of Romanians, Polish, Ukrainins and other Europeans, in the UK, I personally saw the strain that was experienced by the UK. I arrived in the UK in 2003 and that was long enough for me to know the difference between a non-EU controlled UK and a EU controlled UK. The impact was real, just as it is real in South Afrika. This is not something we are making up. You cannot mess with the borders and expect that you will be able to employ locals, provide healthcare and housing for everyone. That is totally unsustainable; if a country as rich as the UK felt the pressure of open borders, with all its infractructure intact; what about a corrupt and unequal society like SOuth. Afrika.
    Locals in the UK struggled for employment in the semi- and unskilled jobs; as companies employed other Europeans. It is even worse in South Afrika, that due to supply and demand, the employers pay foreigners less than locals, which then makes it difficult for the locals as they will also have to settle for the same pay.
    This is real and any politician who downplays this issue is not in touch with problems faced by the poor people of this country.
    I have not touched the issue of RDP houses allocated corruptlt to Afrikan nationals who are illegal in this country.
    The ANC messed up the borders and the EFF wants to remove them. Should the EFF take over, it is the only country in Afrika, that will have no borders, when everyone in Afrika has, and is deporting illegal Afrikan immigrants in Afrikan countries.
    No Afrikan country will agree to the removal of borders and no Afrikan country will pay South Afrika for its people who are treated in our hospital. Right now in Nigeria, no one gets medical attention before they pay the bill. Malema is loosing it, he needs to retire or take a break in politics and gather his thoughts. Actually the whole EFF leadership has lost it; as a lawyer, Dali is suppose to advice his colleagues on these matters. This is really another lever of utopia, I never heard of. At least we need to explore gradual unification regionally and begin with economy, political stransparency and then a single SADC passport as last on the list, if and only if the economies of the SADC region improve and reach a certain target. Anything else is suicide as South Afrika cannot carry the whole continent or Zimbabwe for decades.

    • @musajohannessithole8970
      @musajohannessithole8970 Před 5 lety +1

      You sound like those who dismissed us in the 80s when we were determined that South Africa will one day have a black President who leads the whole country. People who lacked vision were quick to dismiss the idea. One of the reason given was that it was impossible for so many Black tribes in South Africa to allow themselves to be led by a person from another tribe. Some went as far as having visions of this country in fire because of tribal wars once the white rule ended. We are therefore not surprised with people sharing your point of view.

    • @Andilewethu
      @Andilewethu Před 5 lety

      He smoke something not normally. You ar correct my brothers. All company hire cheap Labour come from to our African brother in fact that was the couse of xenophobia

    • @BDS-qk5zw
      @BDS-qk5zw Před 5 lety

      Simple africans must own africa(nationalism) thats where the money will come from

    • @sukilee2486
      @sukilee2486 Před 5 lety

      Yeah because the governments of Africa are so busy Stuffing their pockets with Money of the POOR!

    • @aneleminisi471
      @aneleminisi471 Před 5 lety

      Malema must just remain as an opposition... definitely he doesn't know the problems that we face in our townships as South Africans... malema don't have a solution to our problems.

  • @naledimagnificent5535
    @naledimagnificent5535 Před 5 lety

    All I'm interested in is to see Africans United. ...irrespective of borders; tribes ...all that matter is that we are black

    • @gysgijsbers4202
      @gysgijsbers4202 Před 5 lety

      Are Arabs & whites in Algeria, Tunisia & Egypt AFRICAN?...yes they are...so are whites, born in South Africa or any other African country also AFRICAN...if we can agree on that, then Africans can UNITE for a prosperous AFRICA. If you see only black people as African, we have a very difficult road ahead.

  • @elizabethjackson2651
    @elizabethjackson2651 Před 5 lety

    I'm impressed with the transformation of Azania. More power to the people in their own country! Now get rid of your haters before they start a war. Set up your own educational system, recovery of your history & artifacts

    • @MrCatamaran1
      @MrCatamaran1 Před 5 lety

      what will you educate them with? mandella?

    • @elizabethjackson2651
      @elizabethjackson2651 Před 5 lety

      Their true history taken from them. They invented everything we use today, the telephone, light bulbs, long distant flight, 100's of by products from plants, shuttles, DNA, blood banks, wrote first books, running water, the toilet, internet, had the first universities 1000's of years before destructive races existed, we believe in love, not hate, truth, not lies, maat, not chaos. Was introduced to violence, chaos wars & rumors of wars, serial killers, horror stories, hatred, oppression, slavery & the worst iniquity known to man

    • @elizabethjackson2651
      @elizabethjackson2651 Před 5 lety

      @@MrCatamaran1 why are you digging up our history in Africa if we were nothing. You should be digging up what ever you come from...

  • @mthokozisilanga4497
    @mthokozisilanga4497 Před 5 lety +3

    Social Justice Warrior
    So you would reject these two giants as blacks and not Afrikans?
    William Edward Burghardt Du Bois (/duːˈbɔɪs/ doo-BOYSS; February 23, 1868 - August 27, 1963) was an American sociologist, historian, civil rights activist, Pan-Africanist, author, writer and editor. Born in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
    Born in Jamaica, Marcus Garvey was an orator for the Black Nationalism and Pan-Africanism movements, to which end he founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League. Garvey advanced a Pan-African philosophy which inspired a global mass movement, known as Garveyism.
    They did not identify themselves as foreigners to Afrika.
    Haiti did exactly that, you then tell me that, they are not Afrikans, they are just black.
    The fathers of Pan-Afrikanism are from the USA and Jamaica.
    Today we more Afrikan-Americans returning to Ghana and given citizenship immediately, they do not even wait for 5 yrs. Yet you say they are not Afrikans, they are just black.

  • @bonganiraahmsweli7544
    @bonganiraahmsweli7544 Před 5 lety +6

    Not economic freedom front bro. "ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS" Bro'cousin

  • @yoliswambebe619
    @yoliswambebe619 Před 3 lety

    The leader of economic freedom front?

  • @guch7901
    @guch7901 Před 5 lety +2

    viva juju

  • @amasaro70
    @amasaro70 Před 5 lety +22

    Nationalization has never been a catalyst for econonic growth

    • @jitterycursor8823
      @jitterycursor8823 Před 5 lety +1

      That is factually imprecise. I'm opposed to it as well, but at least I don't dispense historical inaccuracies as fact. Your prejudice impairs your rationale.

    • @sfiso4114
      @sfiso4114 Před 5 lety +1

      Its only ever been a catalyst for rapid/radical personal economic growth.

    • @jitterycursor8823
      @jitterycursor8823 Před 5 lety +1

      @@sfiso4114 It worked perfectly as a catalyst for the development of the Asian Tigers. The problem is not the cause(nationalization), but the political will.

  • @DinoRenald
    @DinoRenald Před 5 lety +20

    00:22 - Economic Freedom whaaat? I have a feeling this interview ain't gonna end well!

    • @siyabonganxumalo4574
      @siyabonganxumalo4574 Před 5 lety +2

      "Front" he said.

    • @darkmagnis2902
      @darkmagnis2902 Před 5 lety +2

      @@siyabonganxumalo4574 exactly.. "Front" that was a serious jab... I don't think many caught it lol!

    • @khumothage4629
      @khumothage4629 Před 5 lety +3

      @@darkmagnis2902 Ah that was a jab. 😂 He did it on purpose.

    • @MrCatamaran1
      @MrCatamaran1 Před 5 lety

      you are so right!!!

  • @NatasjavanDijknah
    @NatasjavanDijknah Před 5 lety +2

    So other countries have to pay for Melema's policies? :D

  • @Vutivi_melvin
    @Vutivi_melvin Před 5 lety +1

    I'm not buying into this rhetoric of loving your fellow African brother I'm not just going to love you because you're an African if you're an ass hole I'm not gonna love you it doesn't come down to being an African it comes down to your personality and your values

  • @samuelkheitsane8250
    @samuelkheitsane8250 Před 5 lety +7

    The problem with politicians is that they only study political science. We also what to own our own mines. who said blacks want to be farmers? Why nationalized mines. He stalking rubbish nje

  • @nkoanaphoshoko
    @nkoanaphoshoko Před 5 lety +3

    I'm with the eff no doubt however I got the impression that sometimes the CIC is more of an idealist sometimes... because in reality it will take longer periods for that type of economic growth, not forgetting the trails and errors that might occur along the way.
    Although, I admire the political will, we need that ,✊✊✊✊

    • @cbucicocimama9517
      @cbucicocimama9517 Před 5 lety +3

      Ofcoz nothing comes easy but we need to get on track first n soldier to the journey of our economic freedom

    • @chriscotton1557
      @chriscotton1557 Před 5 lety +2

      China did not come a economic power overnight. It took 40 years.. when China’s signed the trade deal with the United States it took time, Nixon send Henry Kissinger this was in the early 70. Look at China now. Nixon goes over to China. Look at who clearly extends there hand out first. .

  • @opensauce
    @opensauce Před 5 lety +2

    No borders? LOL!!!

  • @albertwebb820
    @albertwebb820 Před 4 lety

    Make Africa great through good government

  • @duradim1
    @duradim1 Před 5 lety +5

    It is evident this man knows nothing about economics. Failure will come quickly, then whom will you blame?

    • @luke23342
      @luke23342 Před 5 lety +1

      Well so far, his only option is blaming white people. He can be in complete power, but still blame it completely on white people. It's ridiculous

    • @tshepokhonyane5964
      @tshepokhonyane5964 Před 5 lety

      hmmm

    • @luke23342
      @luke23342 Před 5 lety

      @george langalanga there will never be justice according to them. We can do whatever we can to make up for the past, but they will never accept it.

    • @sanelebhebhe7739
      @sanelebhebhe7739 Před 5 lety

      @@luke23342 exactly what mugabe did here in zim!

    • @abrammareletse8524
      @abrammareletse8524 Před 4 lety

      Luke didn't hear him blameng the whites in fact I heard him say not every thing done buy white was bad which interview u been lessening to . that's you're problem j don't lessen .

  • @nikkid4890
    @nikkid4890 Před 5 lety +8

    Education, education, education. THIS is how nations become free and significant. It is a long term plan, but surely this poor quality education is not what you fought for?
    South Korea turned itself into a powerhouse in a single generation (as long as ANC has been in power) because excellent eduction was the focus

    • @ghafizanakchbendisolomons2444
      @ghafizanakchbendisolomons2444 Před 5 lety

      Nikki D kids need to get to the schools first of all and secondly need working parents and a functional enough home to sustainably support that school going kid. Stable parents / guardians = stable kids. I believe this.

    • @nikkid4890
      @nikkid4890 Před 5 lety +1

      @@ghafizanakchbendisolomons2444 You are right. However what will be the catalyst for creating those stable and working parents if not education?
      An excellent education system is not only academia, but also teaches self discipline and self respect, a strong moral and ethical compass, and pro-social behaviour.
      Establishing this system is the social responsibility of a good government. Instead of using the media to spread propaganda, the government coud use this enormous power to change value-systems too.
      I think we essentially believe the same. People trapped in a cycle of brokenness and poverty need to be uplifted by their government. Not with social grants as the only plan, but with everything that facilitates an excellent education for all too

  • @joelmalepe4862
    @joelmalepe4862 Před 5 lety

    The Leader of Economic Freedom Front?

  • @cmavuso6068
    @cmavuso6068 Před 5 lety

    VOTE EFF

  • @Chris-ln3yd
    @Chris-ln3yd Před 5 lety +21

    Open borders ? 😂 good luck with that ! It’s a recipe for disaster

    • @mentuhotepii2641
      @mentuhotepii2641 Před 5 lety +4

      United STATES Of America and European UNION has open borders and it works beautifully! If you live within the continent of USA you don't need a passport to move from NY to California or Minnesota to Texas. Same goes for Europe, people in the EU don't need passports to move around you dig??

    • @patrickmtetwa4351
      @patrickmtetwa4351 Před 5 lety +2

      @@mentuhotepii2641 😂😂😂😂 don't compare us with USA we are way behind. All America states were developed and they were able to sustain them self. Here in Africa all the countries will run to South Africa as they are doing now.

    • @babawakanda4492
      @babawakanda4492 Před 5 lety

      @@patrickmtetwa4351 we are behind because we always first look for the bad in every good suggestion....No they will not run to south Africa...and everyone who comes in must be registered the same way you are...Chinese are trading freely in Africa and they are building roads and railways in Africa...don't we have such technology in SA...can't we build those roads there and connect them to ours and allow free movement of goods ...look at the CHINESE ONE BELT ONE ROAD INNITIATIVE...why are building roads in all their neighbouring countries..they allow them to come into a county of 1.4 billion people...you know why...they are promoting their goods...so even when america sanctions them..they are too well off... if those countries bow down to the USA pressure, China dictates them becuase it's controlling them indirectly...now We can also have that...look for a broader picture brother....we are not the better blacks...we are all black..so let's drop this nonsense that all will come to south africa...well we didnt say that to the whites did we???...self hate is what will stop us..chinese can come n and indians and whites just not blacks...wow...you are too smart for that low thinking my brother

    • @patrickmtetwa4351
      @patrickmtetwa4351 Před 5 lety

      @@babawakanda4492 the white, and Indians are legally in the country. We don't hate african we want them to be in the country legally and respect the lows. Currently most of African are in the country illegally nd we have boarders control, i wonder how you going to stop them when there are no boarders at all.

    • @patrickmtetwa4351
      @patrickmtetwa4351 Před 5 lety

      @@babawakanda4492 our social services are collapsing because of foreigners and their countries ow South Africa Africa alot of money which they are not willing to pay back.

  • @mikehuff9266
    @mikehuff9266 Před 5 lety +3

    He wants more state ownership?!State owned companies have failed dismally. Nothing of real substance in his ideas!

    • @gilldavis1656
      @gilldavis1656 Před 5 lety

      @george langa Who in China has benefitted from communism? You are talking about Communism and that means everyone is dirt poor except for a few elite Chinese at the top of government. People in China are treated like slaves. They have what are known as production factory prisons. You can end up in one of them for doing nothing except irritate an official. They will keep you there for years without even letting your family know. You will die there from starvation and neglect. People don't dare to question anything in China. Hear that Lerato?

  • @mbedzivhusafheli5826
    @mbedzivhusafheli5826 Před 5 lety +2

    This one is confused like Hlaudi

  • @commonman80
    @commonman80 Před 5 lety

    The 6% Will Show Itself In South Africa's GDP.. (GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT) A Nations GDP Is The Total Value Of Goods And Services Produced And/Or Provided In A Country During One/Each Fiscal Year. An Increased Output Of Goods And Services By A Nation (Primarily In Exports.) Tend To INCREASE A Nations GDP.. Which Is Why It's VITALLY IMPORTANT That African Nations On The Continent Of Mother Not Only Keep Domestic Production Of Goods And Services Up..
    Meaning Producing Goods And Services For The Peoples Withing The Continent Of Mother Africa.. But Also Produce Goods And Services That MUST BE/CAN BE Exported Abroad.. That Will Benefit The Peoples On The Continent Of Mother Africa.. Thereby Boosting The Economies Of ALL THE NATIONS On The Continent Of Mother Africa Involved In Such Trade. And The Lifestyles And Living Conditions In ALL THE NATIONS On The Continent Of Mother Africa..
    The Way The European/Colonialist Have It Currently Set Up On The Continent Of Mother Africa? Everything On The Continent IS EXPORTED FROM AFRICA.. Leaving Nothing To Uplift Nations On The Continent Of Mother Africa To Increase It's GDP.. Leaving Those Same African Nations Without/BROKE.. With All The Profits FROM The Exports Of Africa? Going Into Europe, America, And Other European Nations.. Which Is What Continues To Keep Said European Union Nations Wealthy. And? The Nations On The Continent Of Mother Africa Where The Exports Originate Extremely Poor...
    So Julius Malema Is 10,000% Correct In What EFF Plans To Do Once In Office...

  • @m.wshange7374
    @m.wshange7374 Před 5 lety +3

    Need to go get my membership card, T-shirt, and a barret TODAY!

  • @xolaninjabulo9325
    @xolaninjabulo9325 Před 5 lety +18

    I was honestly going to vote for the EFF but not anymore. The guy just said he is going to remove borders! wtf. he lives in a gated community with a 24/7 security personals with him. Maimane here is my vote take it sir!

    • @Inyosi888
      @Inyosi888 Před 5 lety +2

      Lol you were already voting for DA, and you are shallow minded..

    • @babawakanda4492
      @babawakanda4492 Před 5 lety +1

      because you have a slave mentality.....you find colonial stuff amazing and free trade with your brothers as criminal...don't white people do crimes??...and the asians??...do you think they care about you??..how about we develop trust with our brothers with whom we share the same skin type...we as the oppressed people of the world.... the strength of a nation lies with size and population...the moment you realize that fighting your own brother makes you play right into what the whites think of us.."THEY CAN'T WORK TOGETHER"... it's hard but we have to get together as black people and build WAKANDA.... we are not the better blacks just because we are south african...we are still black just like our black brothers...so let us stick together and have dialogue and sort out our issues ...they can come to south Africa and we can go their countries ...easily and freely... of course we got to keep track of them...but saying no to your brother gives our enemies power.... our ancestors never fought for land ....it hasn't been documented ...we were always peaceful and we shared with visitors...if the whites can come and kill us adn we can accommodate them..we never tell them to close the boarders...but we want to do that to our brothers??...well we should have closed boarders right before they came in...but we didn't and never closed the boarders on them..but here we are trying to do it to our brothers....you are an intelligent man...a brother is a brother...share with him...thats who we are... all the current wars in africa are west inspired....you calling a fellow black man in africa as less than you makes you look not smart but i believe you are smart....with in your melanin lies the power you never know...you are smart, handsome,strong and compassionate...lets stick together as blacks ...just like all the other races...it begins with me and you...we create a future for our kids ...because if you have a kid now...trust me their future is not clear..until we stick together...we can overcome ...i don't leave you behind and neither should you and neither to our African and Caribbean brothers...these boarders were drawn in berlin and no black man was present...so why were they drawn??...because we never drew theirs..whats the science behind that??..am glad you are watching Malema speak...let's support this brother...VIVA EFF.....VIVA AFRICA...i love you brother

    • @WTG194
      @WTG194 Před 5 lety

      @Sh Sh yoh! why you coming for people? People are allowed to have their own opinions my friend

  • @BM-dr4eu
    @BM-dr4eu Před 5 lety +2

    One of the best Eusebius interviews

  • @patrickfizzo918
    @patrickfizzo918 Před 4 lety +1

    The land Q 👌👌