1954 High school exchange students - Gold Coast (Ghana), Australia, South Africa. Subject: Education

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[@jimmyaidoo1110]

I have been impressed by all the Ghanaian students in this series. Very bright students.

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

They were a part of the movement that lead up to Independence in 1957. Movements always create exceptional individuals.

[@opnspa55]

Nigerians were far better, very confident . I am Ghanaian too

[@francaashun749]

@@opnspa55 smh

[@mozayn9817]

nesnetgh they were all great.. there are some episodes Ghanaians did good but Nigerians not really.. like the one with Alfred bannerman... and there are episodes Nigerians did great too.. choose who you want but don’t make it look like the Ghanaians weren’t amazing

[@opnspa55]

@@mozayn9817 I never said Ghanaians were not good but from the videos I saw..which are not all I can say Nigerian did well. That was my opinion. You are entitled to yours but don't put words in my mouth

[@medicalhairlab]

The lady started showing interest in the Ghanaian student when he said within 5 months they’re gonna get their independence .....The black star ⭐️

[@gh_footy7269]

The Gold Coast had really high level of education back then. No wonder Robert Mugabe schooled there and married a Ghanaian lady.. Sally who was also highly educated.

[@asaasare220]

And now? Let’s stop living off past glories

[@salamisfamagusta2918]

It would have been good if the white South Africans educated their self as well instead of brainwashed every white all their lives to treat the blacks like rubbish ,band 2 can you really believe how evil is that?

[@abduljalilmahama5682]

You are right

[@Bofua]

Sally was my grand aunt on my dads side

[@theofficiallyricsguy2192]

We still have high level education

[@tosoja9714]

The Ghanaian said he was surprised that American students know very little about other countries. Unfortunately, this is still true. Many Americans still know very little about other countries.

[@abduljalilmahama5682]

He was right, many Americans think Africa is a country

[@gh_footy7269]

Its sadly true even now

[@JNAllenstv]

@Tosa JA, when I was doing my undergrad degree a classmate of mine asked me if 🇯🇲 is in Africa. 👀😳🤷🏽‍♀️

[@abduljalilmahama5682]

@@JNAllenstv most American students think Africa is a country

[@JNAllenstv]

@Luther Pandoss yep! Yet they are the ones who often make fun of me because of my Jamaican American accent. 🤦‍♀️

[@kotiflash7767]

Im really impressed how back then we had pride wearing our own dress which is the (kente) cloth💯🧎🏿‍♂️🇬🇭

[@hxyzazolchak]

we should go back to that

[@PHlophe]

i am not ghanaian but i wear this . i enjoy Kenkeh also . i like the whole vibe, really.

[@dorisdeyfashions]

Yes we're very proud with our clothes and culture is everything. Now many are not white nor black, we can't speak our language well and can't speak English well, in between.

[@asaasare220]

We have the osagyefo to thank left you our matemeho/up/NPP folk we would be prancing around aping the english

[@healingsleeplessnights8329]

Oooh....modernisation is sweeping away our rich culture n history

[@charlesessel2433]

The Ghanaian was unstoppable from 17minutes onward....articulation,facts and confidenceat it's besy....wow...impressive👏👏👏🙌

[@clauo000weii7]

All the Ghanaians in this series I applaud

[@wentworthofuatey-kodjoe3140]

I’m proud seeing my grandfather there😌😌.... I miss you pops ❤️... Guess this whole debate thing runs in the blood 😌❤️

[@ebenezerkittoe9115]

That's nice. Hope he did very well and lived a good life. Is he alive?

[@mikeandorful905]

Oh wow.he passes?

[@neneofuatey-kodjoe6424]

Keep focus in your area of study, and keep soaring higher. For beyond the sky is your limit. I want you to emulate grandpaa Kiddie as you were christened after him.(Wentworth)

[@neneofuatey-kodjoe6424]

@Moses Kwabena SarpWhy...? E' dey pain you? See, if your grandfather couldn't or didn't leave you and your other siblings any Legacy/Heritage, then better go look for him in the Cemetery and fight. Stop the jealousy on my boy who is named after his grandfather and be in your lane on case you have lost track.

[@andrewsacheampong1922]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😜😜😜😜 it's a lie 🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃

[@gogagee4229]

GHANA is blessed with good students and they excelled all over the world.

[@asaasare220]

every country is blessed with good students.. the creator never created good students and dump them in one place or another... growing up we run around thinking indians are intelligent.. tell that to the chinese... worked in india and met my fair share of dumb indians.. 1.3 billion people you're likely to find maybe 50million smart ones . logic logic

[@teddyimani3641]

Ghanaians have been leading since the inception 🇬🇭

[@manmanny6528]

That's why I'm baffled at its current state absolute and total failure due to poor planning and corruption by our leaders! We should have been one of the powerful nations in the world.

[@asaasare220]

In what really? Big talk with nothing to back it up? Been to centralaccra or Kumasi lately... I’m Ghanaian n enough of that BS

[@teddyimani3641]

@@asaasare220 we are definitely not there bro but compared to many African countries we are still the best. It's everyone responsibility to remind everyone how we thought critically in the olden days. Critical thinking is first ingredient in any successful nation building.

[@worldformatics]

@@asaasare220 and what are you doing for the nation in your capacity as a Ghanaian rather than whinning

[@asaasare220]

@@worldformatics constructive criticism was never a ghanaian strong point... and what are u doing that keeping on cheering on inspite of blatant foolishness and backwardness

[@teddymarfo415]

It’s all respect for the submissions of Ghana’s representative... these youngsters were very brilliant for the ages. We have to bring some seriousness back into our youth.

[@tinynapa5155]

( JOHN 14:6 KJV ) JESUS saith unto him, I am the WAY, the TRUTH, and the LIFE: NO man cometh unto the FATHER, but by ME. REPENT, BELIEVE THE GOSPEL, AND ASK FOR MERCY: JESUS CHRIST DIED FOR OUR SINS, WAS BURIED AND ROSE AGAIN THE THIRD DAY. 1 CORINTHIANS 15:1-4 KJV ( JOHN 3:36 KJV ) He that BELIEVETH on THE SON, hath EVERLASTING LIFE: and he that BELIEVETH NOT the SON SHALL NOT SEE LIFE; but the WRATH OF GOD ABIDETH ON HIM. (JOHN 3:18KJV ) He that BELIEVETH on HIM is not CONDEMNED: but he that BELIEVETH NOT IS CONDEMNED ALREADY, because he HATH NOT BELIEVED in the name of the only begotten SON of GOD.

[@veldahonestt-abbey9132]

Did anyone realize the host kept cutting the Gold Coast guy off. She showed less interest in him too.

[@fransquash]

You are right

[@D.Nice..]

Noticed it also

[@kofierror4632]

Yeah dats true...but his humbleness alone killed it

[@melohelloo1248]

Happens to Black men all the time... We ain't tripping

[@ritarielmayson1293]

And this Ghanaian guy was only 16? Lord have mercy! I’m impressed

[@bonsuosei2697]

I have seen a family picture that suggests he is Boris Kodjoe's uncle

[@emilyappiah1505]

Very Much Impressed

[@ammabarb7028]

I'm impressed by my native Ghanaian young man great and articulate topic..The South African white woman lives in a complete world as it was then... well things has changed thank God for that.

[@andylorentz3271]

Indeed, South Africa is now just as corrupt as the rest of Africa

[@michaelantwi25]

I guess those days kids were selected based on their intellect but not by how much money your parents had. Unlike today!

[@eman20100]

You are absolutely right Now things has changed

[@wavogardylo5780]

Yeah I doubt that

[@onweobinna2644]

Its a little bit of both...If you listened to the introduction of these students you will know they weren't from poor background....

[@healingsleeplessnights8329]

It's both I don't think the guy is from a poor background. from the interview he said there was no public schools its only private n u have to pay 200 dollars n the lucky ones get the chance as a result of government scholarships

[@pave_waywiz8869]

Exactly my brother,education in Ghana today is by how connected you are to the powers that be or how fat your bank account is.Very unfortunate.

[@kingoutis2465]

Gold coast stand up ☝

[@MrOu83]

Happy Independence Day!!! 🇬🇭

[@187codeine]

It's Ghana now sir.... the independent state

[@harrydumadladla5678]

yes I agree, the Ghanaian students are very impressive in this series

[@ACCantab]

They were all privately educated in the few schools they had at the time. Given the limited school places and fierce competition, they only took the best of very best. These Ghanaians are a fine testament to the educational system then, strong emphasis on self governance.

[@alhajiabdulaiseidu4468]

Harry you're right √

[@Rimmrose]

Ghanaian students were so good

[@philtymcnasty9994]

The host wasn’t much interested in what the Gold Coaster had to say. She tended to cut him short and quickly side swept him to talk to the Australian. Her biases were very clear.

[@charlesessel2433]

very good observation, i presume he was just tolerated in.the debate or discussion to bring diversity. The Ghanaian brings out the social perspectives of inequality.

[@abrahamogevah3577]

True,

[@latoyaballerd2906]

I knew i wasn't tripping😒

[@vlogmaman2182]

I noticed this in all the videos. The bright Africans usually spoke on their own accord, they were not asked questions

[@cduncan730]

I got that impression at first but not all the way through. I think that the host wanted to establish points with the other guests first and that's why she was being short in the beginning. I've seen other episodes where that behavior was not repeated so I presume this was a special case.

[@kepadewale2867]

On the inequality of opportunities in education in America, the students from Australia and Gold Coast (Now Ghana) nailed it. Nearly 70 years since the debate, nothing has changed in America. Very shameful.

[@MarkEliasGrant]

Desegregation and a black president? I'd say a lot has changed.

[@ugwuanyicollins6136]

@@MarkEliasGrant does are gimmicks

[@ugwuanyicollins6136]

@@MarkEliasGrant due to financial inequalities rooted in historical racism american is more racially segregated now than then

[@techbaey6206]

My Ghanaian(then Gold Coast) King 👑

[@nanakwame4398]

Three years after this discussion ,Ghana had independence -6th March 1957❤️🇬🇭

[@MrOu83]

Yes. Happy Independence Day! I was in Accra last year for the celebration (watched it on TV, though). I really enjoyed my 10-month stay (even with lockdown, flight cancellation, borders closed). 🇬🇭

[@eman20100]

@@MrOu83 Aww... Hope to meet you in your next trip

[@nanakwame4398]

Glad to hear@MrOu83

[@jojoco9840]

3:26 he was the first person in history to bring “receipts”...😂legend

[@kindomofghana]

Lol!!

[@Schoolboyfrm5th]

🤣🤣he did bring them

[@Bonani_]

I've been watching these videos and not a single Suid Afrikaner could make apartheid make sense.

[@chrisza9782]

For a bunch of 17 year-olds that grew up never interacting with black people, they seemed very sure about how the black population wanted to be governed

[@thunderlord-nsr6153]

You are very right however,even if they didn't agree with apartheid, they had no choice but to support it on screen. (I'm not defending them, they probably did or didn't) There was no excuse for apartheid, that's for sure.Thats why none of them could make it make sense.

[@chrisza9782]

@@thunderlord-nsr6153 yeah true

[@mothothebe5974]

They were brainwashed, but that’s no excuse. The poverty and violence black people suffered was right in front of their eyes. By the time they were 17 they must have known of the injustice and formed their own opinions of the system. It’s clear that that opinion was of the systems support.

[@tlhoks1694]

The Australian boy went in on the South African girl😂 "ahh i see.."

[@koni00004]

They were cooking her😭

[@frankiefrimmers]

Their brains were not dulled by pointless reality tv shows.

[@bicesterventuresnigltd3402]

Exactly and other influencers.

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

Their attention spans were longer than Instagram videos .

[@delegendarylastsupper5015]

Solid submission.👌

[@regardless3292]

Hahaha exactly

[@noahgblonyah8971]

Exactly.

[@ligarowe3300]

The host cuts off the Ghanaian quite frequently. Hmmm . . .

[@madeinafrica6335]

I noticed it as well...hmmm!

[@eman20100]

@@madeinafrica6335 Same

[@naakorkoraryee]

I saw that too

[@winwithjames8833]

Exactly my observation. The host was much more into the Australian.

[@havmotorsgh]

I was about to say that as well

[@TerryFleekMakeup]

I wish they brought a black person to represent South Africa, this debate would have taken a completely different turn.

[@onewildandcrazyguy9213]

No black person from South Africa back then would have been an exchange student in America

[@karabojackson2852]

A Gold Coast rep bought that up. THEY WOULD NEVER.

[@talkaborit3320]

If they did get a black person, at that time he would've had to choose his words very carefully.

[@vaxxyourass3436]

Why?

[@vaxxyourass3436]

@@zetavalentine why?

[@benmukishi8432]

OMG, fluency and level of reasoning very impressive.

[@mr9ice195]

Ghana never disappoint me 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 proudly Ghanaian

[@samuelarthur887]

For 16 year olds this is brilliant

[@charlesbanson4988]

So brilliant submission by this young Ghanaian. Cool and collected.

[@SHOWERSTVBIZ]

Very impressed with my fellow Ghanaian.

[@MrOu83]

Happy Independence Day!!! 🇬🇭

[@SHOWERSTVBIZ]

Thanks a million

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

He was right about Ghana's Independence creating change in the world.

[@opnspa55]

Ghana is still not independent. We highly dependant on the western world

[@worldformatics]

@@opnspa55 then say every country in the world cuz America even depends on China thus owing them trillions of dollars

[@bismarkadu-num5834]

Many African intellectuals around the globe were assasinated right after the independence of Ghana to send a strong message . Sorry to say Africa sees Ghana as a small country but only if they had acknowledged it's might , things would've been different for all of us ✊🏿

[@opnspa55]

@Kokuvi Tsikata 🤣🤣🤣yes me and my family because I live in Ghana or was born there.My parents are from there and whenever I visits I see from your news how dependant you are of the western world.

[@MMAACC2014]

Yo, proud to be Aussie - and I love the young man from Ghana

[@Flygon11]

Second this! I grew up in the states and studied at uni in Australia - nice to see this kid commenting on the objectivity of American education. Aussie education very underrated

[@stover14]

You wouldn't be welcome in Australia then under the white Australia policy you're not Australian

[@Get2KnowJesus1]

Mhm, they were well spoken and quite mature for their age.

[@PHlophe]

the afrikaaner Boer broad ain't . zero social manners. she takes too much physical space.

[@simphiwemarule2803]

There was no hip hop

[@tumimoses9766]

@@simphiwemarule2803 😂🤣

[@missbarn2396]

This episode was hard for me to watch because the Gold coast kid is constantly being cut off.

[@TheFACRP]

I'm struggling too

[@Kingoftheimmigrants4646]

Ghanaians used to have a different accent than now! My grandfather who was a gold coaster had the same accent as this guy!

[@edwinasante8242]

True oo

[@richworldba]

I thought same after watching a number of these videos.

[@Alkhemist14]

Yea that's true. They were very fluent too.

[@gingerbreadmangangafarmer2251]

Because the British were still living in Ghana and there were mingling

[@tinynapa5155]

( JOHN 14:6 KJV ) JESUS saith unto him, I am the WAY, the TRUTH, and the LIFE: NO man cometh unto the FATHER, but by ME. REPENT, BELIEVE THE GOSPEL, AND ASK FOR MERCY: JESUS CHRIST DIED FOR OUR SINS, WAS BURIED AND ROSE AGAIN THE THIRD DAY. 1 CORINTHIANS 15:1-4 KJV ( JOHN 3:36 KJV ) He that BELIEVETH on THE SON, hath EVERLASTING LIFE: and he that BELIEVETH NOT the SON SHALL NOT SEE LIFE; but the WRATH OF GOD ABIDETH ON HIM. (JOHN 3:18KJV ) He that BELIEVETH on HIM is not CONDEMNED: but he that BELIEVETH NOT IS CONDEMNED ALREADY, because he HATH NOT BELIEVED in the name of the only begotten SON of GOD.

[@dansmith9724]

The teacher likes to try and talk over and belittle the Aussie and Ghana guys. Both boys seem more knowledgeable and less brain washed then the teacher.

[@khillattkrungkrung7992]

So Far, about this exchange students debate show, is very interesting, and that Filipino's, Nigerians, Ghanians are not only speaking the truths, but really with sense, with intellect,and they really listen well. Their level of reasoning is rare now a days .. We need shows like this...Kids now a days needs to learn how to speak with essence,with sense.

[@stover14]

All of them are not just the ones you personally agree with.

[@smashgh]

So well spoken. So much knowledge for their ages

[@redgoldgreen9960]

As Jamaican, I'm very proud of this guy from Gold Coast now Ghana. Very smart and intelligent guy. American youth are very ignorant, they don't know anything about what going around the world, that's why most of them says Africa is a country not a continent... long live mama AFRICA. Babylon is failing down 🇬🇭🌍🤜🏿🤛🏿✊🏿

[@nubianfx]

The value of a quality education cannot be quantified ! love from gh

[@ayodeler39]

Listen on @ 16 minutes onwards , in spite of being talked down Kitty gets a chance to express very important points about the future of Africa and its potential economic power🧐

[@auxtas]

It is sad that the Ghanaian brother, if still alive would be disappointed at the state of things in Africa. We have continued to live in hope as if it is a reality at hand. It is difficult to defend the state of African countries after their independence. Africa is her problem not the West. We no better in pre-colonial era.

[@reezak78]

I agree with you my brother.

[@opnspa55]

Africa has not had any significant change after colonisation. After all, we are still colonised because the western world keeps interfering in our system and also keep sponsoring us

[@nanaowusuwaa9466]

Exactly brother

[@auxtas]

@@opnspa55 because we let them interfere. We have leaders who negotiate trades and govern the continent as their private business. I don't believe we are that less humans and stupid to blame the west for our failings. I ain't thinking that shit again Bro.

[@yawos9024]

Why would he? He lived in worse conditions under colonialism. Do you know how people lived under colonialism?

[@theenvironment5789]

The gold-coast will be independent in about 5 months time

[@mitchwarl8]

Tjis is incredible. And exactly what's happening now. These brilliant minds hope they went on to become greats.

[@tg7112]

Ghanians have sense. Lie no sweet. And that attire🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@ElenaArboria]

LOLS straight up with the Australian kid nailing the low salary and the standardized tests. America should have taken his advice.

[@beautifulblesseddestinywin5995]

This Australian kid speaks and looks light years his age....He must have done great as an adult

[@shadrackchege9558]

The jelly on the hair spectacular!

[@randomstuff5869]

To me he sounds like those cowboys in america😂😂

[@meroemeroe2595]

hhahahahahahahahhhhahhahahaahhahahahhahahahahhaahhahahahahhah

[@samuelallotey124]

His dad was a farmer

[@annalau9645]

He is fabulous... His comment about salary is interesting. As this is still the case now...

[@wemeyedalu5360]

There something significantly wrong with our education and educational system at large! My goodness, where did we go wrong! This was what, some good 79 years ago and Ghanaian students at 17 were so articulate and aware. Their thought process was superb and they had such command of the English language, correct pronunciation and sentence structure. I’m just amazed!!

[@bismarkadu-num5834]

The host was grinning so hard when our ancestor said the Gold and diamonds are owned by british merchants🤔

[@elikem5879]

Ancestor paaaa...😂😂😂😂

[@Mr.Drifta0112]

The honesty of these students is always astonishing, and the discourse is so telling of the attitudes at the time. The argument of fear put forth by the Ghanaian and Australian students was very insightful, as was the Ghanaians thoughts about every topic especially on the independance of his country, because what he lays out is exactly what the british, french, americans etc are afraid of. This was a time for oppurtunity for Africa to become independant and build from the fruits of their land and labor, yet in many cases, to differing degrees the exploitation by colonial and corrupted powers continued. That is why the americans and others don't talk or teach about Africa because if they did people would know what happens and Buisnesses/Government don't like that. Fear continues to blind us from possibility and our denial of fear as by the south african stops us from realizing there's nothing to be afraid of.

[@charlesessel2433]

Can't believe the mindset of the South African girl....ooops！

[@immaculatepeter5529]

They are all the same in each video

[@casualobserver5402]

Wow the SA girl was in some serious denial.

[@LB_die_Kaapie]

They were brainwashed by the government sadly

[@napoleonokugbe3110]

I am an African and I don't think she was in any denial. If you were to be a descendant of white south Africans you would say exactly what she said if not more extreme. Everyone defends themselves in the world.

[@casualobserver5402]

@@napoleonokugbe3110 I don’t think that you being African changes my opinion or changes anything for that matter. I understand that she is only perpetuating what she’s knows. My comment however specifically is commenting on when the guys said to her “you are afraid” and you could clearly that she heard herself but just kept on; therefore it seemed like denial. I understand the mess her ancestors put her in. So many are in the fall out of their predecessors.

[@fogelmclovin2694]

Everyone’s rightfully in love with the Ghanan dude. But I love how the Aussie bloke came on American TV and directly challenged the concept of the American dream by saying America doesn’t even have equal opportunity for their children because schools are run by communities and not the state, and not all communities are equal, so not all schools are equal, so wealthy families who live in wealthy areas will have better education for their children. Then when the Ghanan dude started talking about home, he played wingman and asked questions so that the convo stayed on what the Ghanan dude wanted to talk about, even though he clearly came there prepped for a long talk about schooling.

[@wintersoldier76251]

The host really matured as the show progressed.

[@peterlarbi9531]

This is what happens when there’s not too many shows on tv. Great debate. I love the different perspective

[@lgizzy6335]

Ghana and Nigeria are the brightest on these series, facts, and so eloquent

[@DrWuDoc]

So refreshing to hear opinions based on fact and not ideology. These young minds are free from indoctrination and genuine search of knowledge.

[@eman20100]

Yes

[@NathanDudani]

nOt IdEoLoGy

[@EA-ps5eh]

I cannot keep my eyes off the moderator, lol...see how she keeps looking at them and smiling, I wonder what she is thinking. She cannot believe what she's hearing from the young South African. Word Up to my Ghanaian brother and the young Ausie for their patience.

[@ernestgyasiappiah230]

Ghana all the way💯❤️

[@smileylady485]

Ghana!

[@bonginkosimkhwanazi4773]

The Ghanians in this series are smart,their faculties of logic and reason are beyond high school.They answered questions which are still relevant today to the average African.

[@Okoragyak]

You' ve said it all.

[@cliffordtakem4225]

In every single one of this clips, the South Africans have been very aggressive. A lot makes sense to date

[@PlayboiSMK]

I'm impressed with the level of education Ghana had back then so far, every Ghanian in this series proved to be intelligent

[@multyz1]

In my generation, even in the 90s, it was the same education system.

[@donaldcoppersmith1018]

I could watch these conversations 24/7.

[@DrCollinsoduro]

Very articulate Ghanaian. I wonder how the black SAs could compete if they kept taking all the scholarships/opportunities.

[@poosnip]

When the Australian said “Inequality of opportunity”. I though wow….people figured out america a long time ago.

[@zayzaymorinov1934]

60 years later, and I got the same Macbeth exam question while attending high school in Australia (2014)

[@michaeltettehdoku7193]

the Australian be haaaarrrrd guy! 😀🔥

[@MohamedMohamed-ep1xm]

The white lady looks uninterested in the African bratha !

[@asaasare220]

Let’s not worry about whether our enemies are interested in us rather let’s be interested in ourselves

[@Besteve1]

Oh you noticed that. I thought I was trying to make that up

[@damtewmekke2659]

The Ghanaian said tuition cos of about $200 for a year and that is too expensive 🤩

[@gingerbreadmangangafarmer2251]

That was back then.$200 was a lot

[@kwakuanim8522]

Is that Boris Kojo’s dad?

[@daudagwomson7628]

You cannot just be interrupting the black kid like that. This concept has been there for a long time.

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

What will it take to bring the youth of today to this level?

[@eman20100]

I don't think it will happen again with this system

[@danieldarkwah7763]

Kids of today are all about money

[@eman20100]

@@danieldarkwah7763 Don't blame them it the system

[@africannarrativenetwork6475]

Take away internet distractions.

[@ademolaoladeru9328]

Forget it, they can't even write or speak proper English!

[@gidaas]

Why am feeling so uneasy seeing them sit so close together. This COVID-19 social distancing and mask wearing this is causing some stirs in my mind, I mean how? SMH

[@mamoje8882]

These videos give me a good impression about Ghanaian and Nigerian people

[@stylebiabi]

Im Ghanaian and I wish we are as these videos show. It seems somewhere along the line there was a decline in our educational development. Students today of high school or even university age don't have this much knowledge or awareness of the world or debating skills. I'm actually surprised by how well the students of old performed in these videos.

[@Okoragyak]

@@stylebiabi You are right on point, my friend!

[@tg7112]

At my age.. Double these kids ages I dnt know half the facts they know. I can't articulate my thoughts half as well as they do. Where did I go wrong?

[@earthychild5258]

I love their dress, where is Ghana now, Ghanaian dress Ghanaian. today Ghanaian dress.......... where is Ghana now?

[@eman20100]

Copy copy had been the cause of taste for foreign things. We should be proud of our own

[@earthychild5258]

@@eman20100 you say it all. we are our own problem

[@eman20100]

@@earthychild5258 Yes but how I wish our people will value our own

[@earthychild5258]

@@eman20100 me too, but religion has also become a problem to our mistake too

[@eman20100]

@@earthychild5258 I agree with you. The more modernization in the country, knowledge, wisdom, respect and value has been deteriorating

[@chanah-hoa5106]

I am so proud of the Australian represented here. STRAYA 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇼🇸. South Africa today is totally different to what it was. How things have changed.

[@annalau9645]

Me too... And his comment about salary is true even now 🤯

[@93whizkidd]

Yeah the minority European invaders are no longer in power & oppressing & segregating the African Natives

[@kwamek9]

We Ghanaians, have been like these, but our leaders apart from Nkrumah have failed us. We talk too much.

[@michaelansong9987]

In all the videos with SA students, this lady is the one who spoke the real truth motivating the separatism. All the other students were hiding behind helping the Bantus develop and etc.

[@MentalHealthTreatment]

Good observation. Maybe because she was the first student sent to these televised debates (1954) and in subsequent years the SA government made a point to tell the delegates they were sending about what points they're supposed to hit and how to answer questions?

[@michaelansong9987]

@@MentalHealthTreatment well that explains a lot.

[@LeratoM98]

True

[@lgizzy6335]

Great observations, also very aggressive and always enforcing their points on people. This guy from Ghana and Boniface handled these debates properly

[@collinsappiahjnr9793]

The south African lady is very mediocre in her thinking hahahaha

[@dreyb1801]

Waoh. Knowing this happened in the year my mother was born feels a little strange. These young people are definitely from her parents' generation. Just a little younger though. These people were well read in spite of not having the internet.

[@dorisdeyfashions]

Black people, listen to this 16 years young man, with no Bible, but very intelligent

[@joem551]

Bible makes you dumb because it is anti critical thinking and objective reasoning. Superstitions (the bible) and critical logical thinking does not go together.

[@dorisdeyfashions]

@@joem551 The Bible don't help people to think deep, because it's written God knows everything, even if you ask deep question, The Pastors will never answer will tell you it a curse to asked

[@dorisdeyfashions]

If we listen to our Gold Coast brother well, he the white don't want us to be educates, so that we won't have a leader. But many people think the schools were all over the Gold Coast.

[@PreciouzRoyal]

Clearly you are from hyper Pentecostal/Charismatic backgrounds. Even the bible itself makes reference to studying the bible. Ever heard of apologetics? Your statement is devoid of proper knowledge in regards to the bible. Seems all you know is what your preacher tells you ....

[@BM-tx2ph]

You can be very intelligent and not know your heritage. Your intelligence comes from what you learned from white man's history, not from the history of the Bible. Perhaps you should research who you are according to scriptures is more better than any wisdom you can learn on this earth

[@Pou1gie1]

We should bring this back to world culture and TV. I think it might help young kids feel more part of their world in a healthy way and become interested in politics. It also might help the world realize deficits it has through the honesty of its children.

[@Cyber_Pharm]

This whole series have made me realize that this current generation is in deep problem. The era of technology and social media is doing more harm than good. See what's happening out there, young adults who have a lot of potentials loose interest in their studies. They would prefer to be a TikTok legend than to be a Scholar. See we need to do better, just look at these teenagers dishing out wisdom like this eh. In this 21st century, you hardly ever get to see a lot of teenagers who are highly knowledgeable about history, culture, ethnicity, etc #Readers are Leaders indeed.

[@MissSally25]

Reading opens your mind to so many things. I have even come to realize that there are some things that we think are OK to do. When it's really not and they don't even make sense. It's crazy how we think we have evolved from the 19s and have made a shift in our mindsets when there are a lot of things wrong in our generation that funny enough in a few years or centuries are going to be seen as stupid.

[@chriss4789]

That's the truth

[@twincherry4958]

@@MissSally25 you're reading other people's opinions. Hopefully, they include some sort of study that backs their ideas.

[@Miss_Nikkisan]

What bright minds!! Love how the Aussie basically called out the irrational fear of the South African whites.

[@mrabel2230]

Eish... Too soon.

[@kwamenyarko183]

The Australian certainly is very neutral

[@PHlophe]

seeing him makes me think aboriginal were nowhere to be seen . its so odd.

[@thea-levelmathteacher7673]

really proud of the Ghanaian.

[@queenofthewhores]

The difference in testing between the Australian and the American forms were very interesting

[@richmondosafo782]

our ghanaian reps back then year to year didn't disappoint us . proud to be a Ghanaian

[@wakunanuma1966]

So true, i wish i sent my son to Africa or Europe for high school. I noticed our kids dont learn much in the USA

[@dinho4real]

That should be Boris Kodjoe's grandfather.

[@kwabenaantwi2975]

I think the accent in the GoldCoast was different from today’s Ghana probably they mingle with the whites and perhaps they have white teachers, doctors? am the only Ghanaian hearing the sweet GoldCoast accent!👍😆

[@jarazy1232]

I've definitely noticed it😀

[@JeffreyA]

@@jarazy1232 The accents back then was much clearer.

[@z.t.8950]

The American accent back then was different from what it is today too. Accents are social organisms. They evolve. The way your ancestors spoke your native language 150 years ago would have been very different from how you do today.

[@macmosesseisie4071]

The same way American accent has also changed. It was closer to British accent then when you listened to the moderator.

[@stefanlangenhoven78]

I did not expect the Ghanaian and the Australian to agree on most things

[@deemaps853]

Oh my gosh that girl from South Africa with that hat 🤣😂🤣 I can’t !

[@Naa-ee7nq]

the OZ and Ghanaian guys have very interesting views

[@natesn0w562]

Social media is killing our young ones of today!

[@631knm]

The South African young girl was too afraid to say she was afraid. 🤦‍♀️