Apartheid: Let’s set the record straight

[@MrPierreva]

Hi Vusi, I stumbled upon this video. If we have politicians thinking like you we will become the richest nation in the world without a doubt. I will be subscribing to your channel because even as an old man I can surely learn from you. Proud to be a SOUTH AFRICAN!!!!! Peace be onto you SIR!!!

[@janventer7942]

Do you actually believe him? He made claims that he won't substanciate.

[@jabbieforthetruth8757]

@@janventer7942 My take on your assertions tells me that you are bridled, blinkered individual with warped theologies, doctrines, political views or opinionated dogmas driving you. Be an attentive listener, reader. It does make the difference. Allow for opinions to be aired.

[@damiaocutane7209]

You cant listen to Vusi if you don't have emotional intelligence cause this guy speaks nothing but the hardcore truth, thank you Vusi!

[@bonginkosimunyai1153]

I like the fact you mentioned emotional intelligence.we tend to miss the message or issues we need to face if we are in a state of emotional balanced intelligence.

[@damiaocutane7209]

@@bonginkosimunyai1153 what I’ve noticed about people like Vusi is that they will always tell the raw truth, no matter how painful the truth may be and it’s for the betterment of the people to squash any form of weaknesses

[@bonginkosimunyai1153]

@@damiaocutane7209 I agree..we are also not ready it seems to face such statements because I feel if our government did what they supposed to do our nation would be in a better state.we are frustrated and depressed with the current situation that any apartheid thing is like a pin to grenade.i thought after the 2021 July looting the ANC was going to change course and see what a failed state they have become.We wouldn't even need to compare the apartheid government to the new "democracy government ".

[@lindilemgqobele4337]

Eish

[@stevecoetzee2693]

Truth.

[@MarkFindlay-n2q]

Wow. Old white guy here. You sir are a breath of fresh air. I hope you get to run our beautiful country as soon as possible. You have my utmost respect, sir. Tank you for this

[@malindanel4644]

Dear Vusi, thank you! To me this was an eye opener! Old white woman.

[@ElizabethMMdeWaal]

Visit keep it up as a reborn Christain, I grow up my parents did not make difference of black white but to respect all people.

[@taasolesela3157]

Dear South Africans, please protect this man at all cost.

[@daluthandontontela5382]

❤🌍🙏

[@patrickswanepoel7706]

On your side 👍🏻

[@janventer7942]

Nope, he won't answer a simple question, just the ANC. And the goverment. All I see is smoke and mirrors.

[@skyewalker7773]

Vusi, as a 52 year old white South African, I would blindly follow young leaders like yourself, Siya Kolisi & others into war. No questions asked. You sir, give me hope for my beloved country. Much respect & God bless you.

[@omnihein9322]

Sir/Madam while I can respect following someone with a goodwill, never follow blindly, that can only hurt you and even the group as a whole.

[@ozzi4627]

​@@omnihein9322 The comment by skyewalker777 was making reference to having faith in somebody(irrespective of what your own belief is) and Goodwill and not so much an actual war(nobody can go to war not knowing what it is about)....this "fact strawdrawing" is actually what Vusi is talking about....btw I am not going at you we all learn everyday...We gotta go by what is important and not what we think is important.

[@pennymkhize2674]

@@ozzi4627thank you ❤

[@antonsaunderson2679]

Vusi for president. Love you vusi

[@JoyTshabalala-jg7yv]

In agreement.❤

[@denisemcloughlin7172]

As a senior white woman, who lived during apartheid, and embraced the new SA, I admire you for speaking the truth and in such good English to boot! Well done Vusi.Sharing this on fb. Best wishes Denise McLoughlin

[@daluthandontontela5382]

❤

[@tshepontlhokoa]

I am a 40 year old black South African professional with just over 2 decades of programming experience. I started following your work this year 2023. If wish, I could have started earlier. I totally respect you and your honesty.

[@MrTarrentaal]

Vusi, I'm 9 years older than you. You are one of the wisest young men in this country. Please keep debating and and trying to get these messages through to the masses. I salute you! We salute you! We have to get the truth through or we will all die... Please keep speaking the truth. 👍

[@720Two]

“I remain infinitely teachable” - awesome words

[@nhlakaniphokwanele4460]

This country needs more people like you, Vusi, people who speaks the truth even when it's not fashionable to do so. The sad truth about our country is that majority is still stuck on hate, as you correctly stated hence we can't even have an honest and fair conversations about the South Africa we want (Vision, goals, plan). Keep up the good work you're doing Brother, Thank you

[@surayagovender2280]

Thank you we have so many sensible S.Africans taking a stand for all the mess tht is continually happening every day.its sad however these evil politicians uses the race card all the for their evilness.they do tht all the time for their wrong doing

[@nette2144]

What a brilliant comment!!! Can we have many voices that speak like this.

[@janellis1391]

Well said Vusi. Keep on keeping on. South Africa needs more leaders like you!

[@dalenemcintyre1054]

Vusi you are so right. I am a 76 year old white women living through apartheid era. Wish we had more people like 😊you. Speaking out in a highly intelegant and educated manner. Long overdue. Thank you. God bless.

[@abydaniel4230]

WOW Powerful I'm south africa 78 yrs old, I pray that God will lead, direct and protect you as you go forward , Thankyou,

[@lindisamabulu3429]

Thank you very, very much, Vusi. As an older person, we have been waiting for this voice for a while after this current govt took over and its glaring incompetences. May the WOKE gang be redpilled by your most inspiring talk/s. Especially this one. God bless you more. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@fairplayer7435]

Sadly many older people have voted repeatedly for the mess we are now stuck in. They wanted to get and keep safe government jobs and pensions, some tenders and didn’t care about the future of their children.

[@fullmetaltheorist]

​@@fairplayer7435 My mom and grandma are like that. I had to sit them down and explain that they're ruining my future and they still didn't want to listen.

[@nette2144]

Mama Lindisa, thank you for staying faithful and encouraging young people like Vusi to speak truth. Be blessed forever more🙏🙏

[@bobm8637]

I'm from Nairobi. You have no idea how many people you inspire and have raised from poverty in Kenya. YOu have a simple, realistic and relatable way of inspiring/teaching especially for people in Africa since we all speak the 'same' language of escaping poverty and inferiority. Keep it up and remember that every good crop attracts weed. There's a verse in the Bible that I love on how to deal with weed, find it and it will inspire you as you continue to inspire us... Be blessed.

[@ashleymukarali4852]

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[@ndbdndbbsh915]

He is the bomb. This is the class of people we need in Africa not this lying politicians.

[@wairuriblackpoet8252]

Fellow Nairobian second this

[@Zebosh1571]

South African here. He never goes wrong. Very inspiring ❤

[@lethabomooketsi9571]

You are what this contused country desperately needs..and right now. God bless us all.

[@TobieSchalkwyk-p9f]

What a pleasure to listen to an intelligent human being, speaking pure sense! You're saying what I've been trying to say to those accusing me of racism - but you had the better words! I'll be following you because your words are food for my soul!

[@tinashechinembiri4004]

The rest is noise Vusi. To the ones who are well researched, we got you! Keep at it, it's helping more people than you can possibly account for.

[@akhonatshaka619]

Totally agree

[@zakhemabaso6644]

Azishe!!! It's time for truth to be spoken and it's painful but it heals. Salt on an open wound is never pleasant but it always brings healing. Ziyawa manje!!!

[@WalterWhite-bc8ck]

It certainly Noise to me🤔...

[@krisbrian4955]

Totally visit, keep it up my hero

[@m.x.refrigxolani8365]

True story my real brother. True story right there!👏👏

[@beryltheron6304]

I have never listened to a more straight forward and informative conversation than this! Vusi you are one of the best! I am a white South African and you have given me new hope and I applaud you. Thank you. May God bless you.

[@lornaokkers789]

As a young man u so blessed u speak truth .I smiled thank u .I have hope 4 new generation there are a few of u chosen ones.I am 74 yrs and wow we all survived during apartheid .with all it's evil but the past teaches u all races got the bad good and evil .We can't change people .Always gonna be the battle Good and Evil so be blessed

[@olgastrydom9837]

May God bless you Vusi. You are intelligent think and respond. I really hope people listen. All of them, black and white. Brave, brave, dapper and belong in parliament.

[@johannabezuidenhout4252]

Join politics we need somebody like you.

[@KriboRealLifeTalksKRLT]

i am a Namibian and i have been following Vusi for a quite some time now, i remember when he came to give a speech at the University of Namibia some time back but all i can tell the South Africans is that what a great brilliant leader you guys have and as a black man and an African i am so proud of Vusi, keep inspiring and motivating our people man. God bless all the support from Namibia

[@theresiabrazao6435]

💯 spot on. We, South Africans must stop looking to politicians to save us. We must start looking after one another in our communities and rebuild our country from the grassroots up. Politicians use division to stay in power and do nothing for the citizens.

[@FireflySA]

Well said thank you

[@FerderSBV]

Theresa that is a great idea and what should be happening but where in SA is that happening with the majority of Apartheids beneficiaries harking back to their good old days.

[@gypsybackpackers9292]

Yes Theresa. True

[@MoeresietAhjum]

Apartheid was a crime as a 73year old human I see it in reverse that means the present govement must be charged with crime against humanity

[@ElizabethHoward-kp8tc]

Absolutely Yes!!!!!!!

[@oliviahwaliaula845]

Vusi you are one African whom I AM EXTREMELY PROUD OF! You are one who has the continent of Africa at heart and its development. Thumbs up to you. You are doing a brilliant job. I personally have learned a lot from you and you are a mentor to me. God bless you and continue to give you knowledge and wisdom. I wish Africa would have ten like you. 🎉

[@nhlanhlandlela2219]

Despite your oratory skills Vusi and the music playing on the background, you speak the truth that only people who know how to separate themselves from emotions can handle, sticking to the theme and expound your ideas or your observations requires certain level of cognitive awareness, and that's exactly what most people lack...but for those of us who understand or who are in the process of doing the inner work relate very strongly. Finally be strong in the Lord and in the power of His Might and do what you've been anointed to do, the Hand of the Lord will carry you till the day of the Lord.

[@samanthaholm9634]

'WE are more interested in being offended than making progress' I totally agree.

[@daluthandontontela5382]

We ❤ 2 debate like our leaders in parliament 😉🔥✌

[@radsyd]

Vusi, I'm an 18 year old and I started listening to you from an age of 15. Everytime I hear from you, I feel a surge of hope and inspiration. You give young people like me a shred of light, a template to become more and a criteria to become influential people in the future. Because of you, I believe life is all about competence and building up an arsenal of capability...........

[@mabulemadia4907]

Vusi follow you in every platform your are true inspiration let the truth be told show me one town the anc government of the anc has build

[@theresaboom7711]

Well said Rad. Carry on listening!!

[@hesterferrezuelo7235]

@@mabulemadia4907 exactly, they have changed a lot of names though. Does that count? ;)

[@johnhumphry5503]

@@mabulemadia4907 27:51

[@martiepotgieter9879]

❤

[@itiswhatitis153]

Am a 49 year young mum of 2..Sir, I salute you. Love your brutal honesty. Thank you.

[@jameshislop4112]

Vusi, you are a breath of fresh air, you are what the youth need today. I hope your message spreads like wild fire.

[@marianbailey6983]

WOW. As an old lady now, your emotional IQ has for the first time in years, made me feel there is a possibility of communicating with each other without the hate, blame, and threats against each other! We need much more such conversations! God bless!

[@magrietbarnard1445]

Thank you, Vusi. My part as a White person/citizen of South Africa is to try to be positive and encourage. Next year I will be 80. I grew up during apartheid. May God help us to stop hating and embrace each other. Keep going, Vusi. !

[@ncebantweni5433]

"Stuck on hate..." Powerful Vusi. That's what we needed to hear.

[@sibongisenikhumalo8198]

I think it's actually kept on hate...our hate empowers those that need us to continue hating

[@Deontjie]

The British attacked the Boers to get control over the diamond and gold fields. When they could not win the war, the British went to the farms and burned down the farm houses and the crops. They salted the land to make it unproductive. Some land is still salted to this day. The women and children were taking to concentration camps where they was poisoned by the thousands. And most of those graves are still visible. The British banned the Afrikaans language and prohibited the appointment of Boers. The British also fuelled the hatred between Blacks and Boers, divide and conquer . The Boers did not burned down the country to get back at the British. They worked hard so they could use financial power to oust the British. When that happened, the Boers did not ban the British flag. They did not destroy statues. When Afrikaans was not allowed at UCT, they build Stellenbosch University to be better. And they stayed friends with UCT. There was no reason to be jealous over the successes of UCT. The Afrikaans people used the excellent infrastructure that they inherit from the British and improved on it. Why can't the black people have a similar attitude? Or even a better attitude? Sharpville was a mob of criminally murderous looters, the same as Marikana. The difference was that at Sharpville there was black and white policemen. At Marikana there was only black policemen. The opposition of Apartheid was also local white people like the Black Sash and the VP. The VP became the DA, while the ANC and the previous Apartheid regime joined forces.

[@ashleymukarali4852]

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[@petergostelow]

"Stuck on hate..." Not entirely true. We are being attacked by Socialism via the Communist Party, which has been around since 1921. It works on the premise that there are Oppressors and Oppressed. It has turned that into 'racism', where Whites are the Oppressors and Blacks are the Oppressed. Why? So the Communists can 'Mediate' between the two and bring 'social justice' to all people. The Blacks want it, so they vote ANC. But Communism is about power, not truth, not facts, and not evidence. They need racism to survive, without it Blacks will know they are capable of achieving anything, and not blames Whites for their failure, as the government does. Consequently, they will vote for truth, justice, safety, and the right to express themselves. The ANC, like the Communist Party, will cease to exist. Interesting to note that the 'evil apartheid' (separate development, or multi-culture) is mostly raised during election times and catastrophic government failures. Consequently, the 'Evil Apartheid' is a false narrative perpetuated by those who seek power for its own sake, imho. It was Communism the Apartheid government was fighting against, not race. It was Communism that inspired the 'Heroes of the Struggle' to promote racism as their 'cause', not the government. The current government's failure is because it is attempting to implement Socialism through Constitutional and Capitalistic systems. For example, 'Land expropriation without compensation' is a socialist idea not grounded in Property Rights and outside the Transitional Constitutional mandate. The land expropriation section was intended for the government to buy land to extend its services to the people. This is not what the current Constitution prescribes, but an unjust Socialist idea embedded into a just value system. Until the 'evil Separate Development' narrative is dismantled, Blacks will never achieve any real success and the actual perpetrators never identified because the Communist Party will never allow it. The reason they promote hate is because that is the only emotion that can ignore truth, integrity, facts, evidence, and righteous behaviour.

[@johnsingh337]

Yes anc and all its old members are causing this hateful feeling and the eff also they think black is new white but talk so much about usa and Europe when they want to steal they beg to Europe

[@jarrodlabuschagne8067]

I’ve learnt so much from you, I still have a whole life to live and you set the bar so high and I want to reach that, thank you for everything you do, this county needs you now more then ever

[@belmirasantos9609]

I admire you for being courageous and truthful

[@merciaspain6321]

Brilliant and honest. I am always glued to the screen when VUSI speaks. I wish we could vote for him.

[@groenel2]

Vusi, I am a 55 year old white south african male. You are such an amazing leader, person and inspiration, I wish so that more people will listen to great young leaders like yourself. PLEASE do not stop we need more people like you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marcwilson368]

Brilliantly said. We live in a world held hostage by those who demand that their feelings are treated as more important than facts!

[@pieterjansevanrensburg6223]

Respect! That is all I as an old white Afrikaner can show. I respect you Vusi and I pray to God that we can all talk and argue the way you do.

[@ockertolivier6474]

You had me glued to the screen. Captivated. Inspired. I am far away in a Latin Country now for 10 years plus but I am South African. We have problems and we moan and groan and are quick to point a finger. Sometimes we talk before we think. Well I salute you for standing true and strong and yes we can not agree on everything. How dull will life be then hey. I do hope that South Africans can come together and am happy to know that there are out of the box thinkers like you. Take care and God bless.

[@JoyTshabalala-jg7yv]

I will say it again, We are blessed as South Africans, God bless you Vusi and Everything that belongs to you. We need leaders who are TRUTHFUL.

[@terencephilipstrydom4838]

Hi Vusi, thank you for speaking out for truth! There are many citizens who blame others for their own misfortune , but they fail to look in the mirror. Change begins with our attitude and through hard work and developing skills, we move forward and grow a better nation. God bless you and keep you. Greetings from Uvongo Margate, South Africa.

[@techno.science]

We need more freethinkers like you Vusi in this country

[@hencoserfontein241]

Thank you, Vusi. You are generating hope for the future in a grounded, tangible manner. Your impact is really enormously beneficial. God Bless.

[@lindavandermerwe1237]

Biggest Respect for you Vuzi. Truth set one free. Citizens of South Africa love and respect you.

[@EmptyStreetPodcast]

Massive respect to you Vusi for speaking your truth with no fear. You are a really big inspiration to the young South Africa, and you're the voice to the shaking voices of our youth, you're a model for us to stand up and believe in the change we want for our country and it's future generations. Thank you for this conversation!

[@faithbiyapo9297]

Never hate your enemies. It affects your judgement. Thank you, Vusi! You’re a great asset to Africa and humanity at large.

[@Cassiesmit1]

Hi Vusi, coming from pre 94 I do like you're thinking and passion. I admire you for speaking the truth. Politicians use division to stay in power and do nothing for the country and its citizens. We need to start looking after one another in our communities, our country and to rebuild our country together, no matter who and what we are. You are really a person to look up to and be a good mentor for our youth.

[@moeketsanebennie7110]

Vusi, it's unfortunate that things turned to be what they are: it has become common to demean people who speak the truth. Don't give up the truth will set you free .Those who shun the the truth are anti-freedom. Thank you for being courageous and for speaking the truth as you see it . That interview with Prof JJ Thabane was excellent !

[@gstar3569]

"None is more hated than he who speaks the Truth" ~ Plato

[@nadineharley5744]

Vusi you are GOLD, now lets make sure our politicians hear this and understand what they are doing to our country and its citizens 💜🇿🇦

[@dawn1449]

They do know and don't care.......

[@carolelucas5534]

Thank you so much for being absolutely honest. I am an 80 year old with children grand children and great grandchildren I applauded you for standing up for the truth. ❤ I CRY FOR MY BELOVED COUNTRY 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@bernadetteswarts247]

Wow Vusi, it really makes me happy to see we have intelligent people in our country. May God continue to bless and protect you. Love and light.

[@pastorvee580]

Vusi, I'm amazed at your intelligent and inspiring ideas. I have always watched you in an amazement as you articulate things. May the Lord continue to increase His grace on your life.

[@lorwerner2440]

Vusi, I just stumbled across this video and so glad I did. You are so articulate, eloquent and your oratory skills can only be admired. You are not afraid to speak the truth which no doubt offend those who wish to hide from truth. Everything you say makes absolute sense and you unashamedly acknowledged God's Grace measured to all. Praise Him. Thank you for the naration of this video and I certainly will continue to listen as they are posted. The inspiration you exude is just so astounding. May God bless you and family.

[@carolinegugu3795]

There is no way you can listen to Vusi and be the same or still wanna be on the same level you were in coming into his videos, he makes you wanna do better, be better and stand your truth, I truly appreciate you Mr Thembekwayo, may God continue blessing you 🙏🏿

[@jaxbourhill1491]

You have touched my soul. I've just retired from teaching. Our children need to hear these words. We need to encourage the youth to think and debate our lot as south Africans. A really powerful honest talk. Thank you. ❤️

[@pierredubois2343]

Vusi, just by listening to you for the first 5 minutes, I see a dignified, kind, fair, educated, truthful, honest, straight talking, intelligent and loving positive role model and influence. I like you. keep up the great work.

[@GeminiJune0608]

When our grandkids ask, the answer: we kept voting stupidly for ANC!!! Keep telling us the truth Vusi! We are listening🙏

[@xolisasukwinimangali6325]

Same here 🤗🙌🙌

[@adakoleokoh4957]

Your communication is a work of art. It is simple and at the same sophisticated. It is in deed the truth that sets us free. Respect!

[@gstar3569]

The degradation of any political party is inevitable for any party in any democratic country when they are in power for too long. Basically political parties are like underwear, if you don't change them regularly they tend to get dirty! This is the curse that has destroyed many Democratic African countries, its for this reason and this reason alone Africa is so far behind many other countries! Time to wake up! Your Grandparents had to do unpopular things to defeat evil, its up to us to do the same thing today! This time the enemy is in our camp, and South Africa should ALWAYS take priority over egos. Fact is wether people can stomach it or not, the DA would be better for black South Africans by every measurable, practical measure... on the ground. There is hard evidence and data for this, its indisputable. This thing of calling the DA racist is equally absurd propaganda. Look at the demographics of the party. Its the only truly diverse party, just like our country! Besides what is wrong with a white face in politics, we cannot judge people by race, otherwise it would be hypocritical to ever cry "racism" ourselves. Real question, if you are bound to the ANC and have to vote for them no matter what, are you even free? Sometimes mental slavery exists on the inside not the outside. Lets break those chains, we have one more chance to save our beloved country!

[@jrosecourt]

I just wish there was any party we could vote for. I believe it is my responsibility, as a citizen, to vote but I'm finding it harder and harder with every election to choose a party to vote for. If Vusi ran - which I doubt he will and I understand why he wouldn't - I would support him, though.

[@marinaschreiber8133]

@@jrosecourt there is -The Organic Humanity Movement - who wants to free SA of party politics, were people can vote for those representatives that share their values and principals. Political parties are corruptible compare to individuals who can be held accountable to their communities

[@tshepomothelesi7313]

Respect my brother. Your love for our country can't be questioned anymore after this special speech. The truth you speak is so loud it is so sharp like a minora blade. What I take from this is never be intimidated by anyone, especially when the truth is in your side

[@shaungomez6914]

4 minutes in and loving the characteristics. Vusi you are a breath of fresh air. Your great example of how moving forward in this country looks like. People of all colour should learn from your ability to study a situation and debate the arguments and not the people or their colour presenting or debating the arguments. Amazing Vusi. You will get my vote for president

[@LansMalherbe]

Impressive argument Vusi. Well thought out, respectful, yet decisive and factual. We need Young people like as you, to advance our Country's transformation. Voorspoed!

[@peacefulheart1431]

Thank you Vusi for demonstrating how to act as a proper leader....Thank you, Thank you as a black proper leader.... proudly South African 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@esmemostert6476]

I like the way you address the problems. You are very educated and straight foward and when you speak about the courts its unbelievable ! ! Wishing you a blessed future.👍

[@mabitsimabitsi4377]

Everything Mr Thembekwayo is saying is the truth and in this instance it happens at a macro point of view. I've had an opportunity to be in positions of leadership countless times for 9 years now, different environments. Instead of focusing on progress instead people decides to be offended nd instead to look at the benefits nd transformation they choose to pick out negativity and spray it over what they can learn and grow themselves. Thank you for content you share. My leadership model and how I get ahead with serious things it's from the leadership and business models you teach. This is truth to power. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@mohlomphehi]

You cannot help but respect this guy!

[@lindilemgqobele4337]

Ke sta♥️♥️💪💪💪

[@shirleytait976]

Wow what a breath of fresh air A person that tells it like it is I wish more of us could listen and, also learn from , people who , speak the truth ,

[@jacquesdt2376]

Mr Vusi, thank you for this video. You are a true leader and I wish there was more leaders like you in South Africa.

[@sibusisomabizela1833]

Massive respect to you Vusi for pinpointing exactly our problems. You once said there is no messiah to save us but ourselves.

[@BridgingClass]

Thank you for such a heartfelt, honest and awakening talk. We need more people like you to stand up and make South Africa great. God bless you

[@jurierwee6219]

A leader and a voice of reason. You're inspiring young minds to think critically, and for themselves. You're a success and an inspiration, and I truly hope more people try to walk in your footsteps

[@carlmuller55]

Thank you Vusi. With a brother like you we can repair this country and make it great again.

[@jancoetzee6044]

I am 51 now. Grew up during the apartheid era and was so happy that we could move forward and start a new chapter when all South Africans had equal rights. I am 51, single parent to a 9 year old son, heard 3 weeks ago I will only have work till end of March. My world is now completely turned upside down and loosing my grip. I wish more South Africans on all sides could listen and think like Vusi. We would be so far ahead and better off and not loosing all hope.

[@tanyaedwards4574]

@jancoetzee6044 don't give up hope. I am so sorry that you're losing your job, but can your skills be used independently of someone else paying you? Just don't give up, and I trust you're out there and you've found another job by the tme I type this. Praying for you and your son 🙏

[@annaak7849]

Don't give up! I had a horrific 2022-23 and I lost my job and I kept going and 8 months later I found a job. I will pray for you. You got this, don't feel fear.

[@thembamaziya809]

I'm so emotional right now Bru, but it's because I hear someone begin to speak the facts. For this, you may have to appreciate that you're simply ahead of your time. May the good Lord continue to bless and keep you bhut. ❤

[@siyabonganxumalo4574]

Vusi mina I understood you very well in that interview and I 100% agree with everything you said. We can't be nursing feelings of people who can't think, the worse part is that they can't even think for themselves, now thats painful. How can a person even fail to think for him/herself.

[@barbaralukas9327]

Thank you Vusi Glory i am 72 years love you my son

[@somagangan3550]

Vusi, you are a star. I always enjoy listening to you. You talk a whole lot of sense. I wish I have the pleasure to meet you one day. Thank you very much for enlightening us and being so very honest. I take my hat off to you.

[@wandilemkasi7921]

Thank you Vusi, I must admit as a young black man it’s so easy to let the waves for politics move you. And harder still to be able to sift out the truth for all the propaganda. Thank you for standing up for what u believe in, we too can feel your emotions. Thank you for being a voice of reason. I hope more people in our beloved country can learn from your example. God bless you

[@priscillaferris7606]

Respect to you my mentor, we need to get like-minded people speaking out on all topics of the trajectory of this country!

[@molliejansevanvuuren2775]

Mr Vusi Thembekwayo, This is the first time that I listened to one your speeches, this one definitely captures me in many ways. I am a white South African business woman and I am very proud of my heritage, just as you are. The content of your views definitely has a strong and valid point. As you proudly said, you don’t care who like or dislike you… so do I… one thing you have to take in consideration is the fact that our generation inherited the apartheid regime and CANNOT be held responsible for any wrong doings of the past. There was wrong doings to the Boer’s during the war between black and white back in history- How do one stop this repeated bad habits ? Just as you say… STOP! Let us build this country together with a solid law system, educate young children with a non judgemental attitude and stop holding grudges both ways. We will NOT move forward with an attitude of constantly using apartheid for an excuse for the incompetency and corruption that is never ending. It might be a good idea if you can change your mind and stand for president- both races, white and black needs a leader with a view, and I definitely think you are a great candidate. Thank you for your positive outlook, and by the way… we both have a story to tell, maybe if combined a beautiful dream can be born from this. 👍

[@Kagiso-op6ik]

Speak the truth!!!

[@Kagiso-op6ik]

"Whose the judge?The judge is God.Others are just merely descending Voice's from the truth you speak."Speak the truth!

[@martiepotgieter9879]

I agree 💯 with both of you🤗

[@thetopicvortex7157]

lol weee bhatata

[@johancraven2400]

Hi Vusi. I came upon your video by chance... To me South Africans seemed to be people drowning in a sea of confusion and hatred, and for the last 20+ years I have wondered if there will ever be voice to reason, and any genuine attempts to fight the demons of the past with equal or more levels of compassion, competence and an unquenchable thirst for true growth. I have nearly lost hope in this, but I am so thankful to people like you and (shout out to) Big Daddy Liberty that is giving voice to reason... to celebrating being an individual who calls things as they see it... to speaking truth. Thank you Vusi. May your honesty and integrity inspire more of our lost souls to waking up from the theatre daze, and to become invested in the truth beyond emotions.

[@ginamoolman4932]

Well said Johan!!

[@hlobisilezama999]

👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽🔥🔥🔥👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 Vusi Thembekwayo 😅 Keep it up! You are wonderful! Those who have ears will listen.Those who have eyes will see 😁💞

[@nkanyisongcobo1246]

This video is not for small minded people. You can say what you want to say about Vusi. He can keep you captivated and change your mindset about how you view things in life. 👌👌👌👌 so much truth in this

[@JanetMorgan3]

Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Instead of trying to predict and prognosticate the stability of the market and precisely when the change is going to happen, a better strategy is simply having a portfolio that’s well prepared for any eventually, that’s how some folks' been averaging 150K every 7week these past 4months according to Bloomberg.

[@LeonWilk2]

That’s crazy, I’m just doing everything wrong with my portfolio.

[@AvaAdams-ly7vu]

very true, I started investing before the pandemic and that same year I pulled a profit of about $600k with no prior investing experience, basically all I was doing was seeking guidance to make a from a financial-advisorr, you can be passively involved with the aid of a professional.

[@AlinaWinkler233]

Same here, 75% of my portfolio is in the red and I really don’t know how long I can stomach the losses. I’m beginning to reach a breaking point.

[@LeonWilk2]

wow ,that’s stirring! Do you mind connecting me to your advisor please. I desperately need one to diversified my portfolio

[@AvaAdams-ly7vu]

The adviser I'm in touch with is *Jude Ryan Mcdonough* He works with Merrill, Pierce, Smith incorporated and interviewed on CNBC Television. You can use something else, for me his strategy works hence my result. He provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on.

[@tsheposhomang712]

Your interview with prof JJ was eye opening. It gave me a wake up call

[@lindilemgqobele4337]

that interview it need to be kept in Data base for the upcoming generation.🙄🙄🙄

[@koalalambpooh]

Vusi, you are the embodiment of what we all, every single person living in South Africa, must strive to be. We wont need politicians if we all just cared a little bit more for each other.

[@petervanaswegen3493]

Hi Vusi wow wish there are more people like you. South Africa needs a President of your stature. God bless you and your family ❤

[@BrettLaas]

YOU are by far the wisest person in South Africa. i have tried explaining these exact same premises to people and as always they get offended and claim me a racist for even suggesting what you suggest

[@tbmosweu]

Wow! This has to be one of the most challenging and inspirational talk I have ever heard. While not a South African, the nuggets of truth and wisdom shared herein have birthed something within my spirit to be a true citizen of my beloved Country Botswana who at the moment are also dwindling in the Abyss as a result of poor leadership and lack of accountability in the vast sectors of government. I will shed away my fears and embark on a mission whose outcome though not promised may have a profound impact on a generation… Thank you Vusi for your courage and wisdom.

[@mpumi.methula55]

My life experience, majority of black people hate Truth!

[@JustLEO_sa]

Blessings on your journey.

[@lehotlomashalane6685]

Vusi keep telling the truth until it sinks to every one’s mind. You owe them nothing

[@hendrikdewetoosthuizen3366]

n 1988, a German book published how benevolent the White giant of Africa actually was. Below are some of the facts referencing 1988 In 1972, SA blacks owned 360,000 vehicles. (More than all the black African states together) The monthly income of blacks per capita in 1988 was R352 per month in South Africa - Malawi and Mozambique was less than R20 per month. In 1988 black people could undergo a complicated heart valve surgery for just more than $ 1 while black Americans had to pay $ 15,000. In a Pretoria hospital between 2,000 and 3,000 of these surgeries were done per year. In 1970, black workers earned R1,751 million, or 25.5% of the total wage fees in SA and increased to R17,238 million in 1984 (1,000% growth) and 32.3% of total wages in SA. In the 1986/1987 financial year, whites paid R9,000 million and blacks R171 million tax. Indians paid R257 million and coloreds paid R315 million on tax. Between 1962 and 1972 the UN paid $ 298 million to underdeveloped countries compared to South Africa that spent $ 558 million on the development of its black areas. The budget amount for black education increases every year from 1970 to almost 30% more than any other government department. From 1955 to 1984 the number of black scholars increased from 35,000 to 1,096,000. In 1988 71% of the adult black population could read and write versus 47% in Kenya, 38% in Egypt and 34% in Nigeria. On average during the year 15 new classrooms per working day were built for black scholars. In 1985 there were 42,000 black students enrolled at SA universities. There were 5 black universities and 28 higher education institutions funded by the government. Soweto with its population of 1.2 million had 5 modern stadiums versus Pretoria with its 600,000 whites who had three. Soweto had 365 schools versus Pretoria 229. In Soweto in 1978, there were 115 football fields, three rugby fields, 4 athletic tracks, 11 cricket fields, two golf courses, 47 tennis courts, 7 swimming pools, 5 bowling halls, 81 basketball fields, 39 children playgrounds and countless community halls, cinemas and clubhouses. In Soweto in 1978, there were 300 churches, 365 schools, 2 technicons, 8 clinics, 63 kindergartens, 11 post offices and its own fruit and vegetable market. The white government built a huge hospital Baragwanath 3,000 beds in Soweto. One of the largest and most modern hospitals in the world. Its 23 operating theaters were equipped with the best equipment money can buy. Here blacks were treated at a nominal cost of R2 for an unlimited period. In 1982, no fewer than 898 heart surgeries were done here. Next to the Baragwantha Hospital is the St. John-eye clinic, famous for the treatment of glaucoma, previous fix retinas, traumatic eye injuries and rare tropical diseases. There were over 2,300 registered firms, 1,000 taxi operators and 50,000 car owners in Soweto. Dr. Kenneth Walker, a Canadian physician, visited Soweto and made the following observations: He saw several houses worth more than R100 000 with various BMW’s at the door. Only 2% of homes are shacks with neat buildings with lawns. If he had to choose between the decaying apartments in New York, Detroit or Chicago than he would rather stay in Soweto. He’d rather be very ill in Soweto as in some Canadian cities. He says the city has more schools, churches, cars, taxis, and sports fields than any other independent African states. In 1978 the South African government built a highly modern hospital MEDUNSA on the border of the independent state of Bophuthatswana at a cost of R70 million on 35 hectares. In this “city” there were living and sleeping facilities for male and female students. Black doctors, dentists, veterinarians and para-medical staff were trained. It is the only specialized university of its kind in Africa and one of the few in the world financed by white taxpayers exclusively to benefit blacks. Almost all students who mainly came from the national homelands costs were taken care of by the government. The practical training took place in the nearby Garankuwa Hospital farm where the whole range of human ailments is covered. Garankuwa had the facilities for kidney transplants, isotopes units with specialized laboratories where 200 doctors were trained practically every year. South Africa provided training for the airline personnel of Swaziland, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zaire and the Comores. In 1979, when the train traffic to the Malawian capital Lilongwe was interrupted by rebels, SA sent transport aircrafts with fuel drums to keep their economy going. In 1986, 80,000 black businessmen from Africa visited Cape Town to finalize business deals. South Africa provided the grain needs of its neighboring countries and wider. In 1980, Zambia received 250 000 tons of maize, Mozambique 150,000 tons maize and 50 000 tons of wheat, Kenya 128,000 tons maize and Zimbabwe 100 000 tons. Other countries that also received South African grain were Angola, Ivory Coast, Malawi, Mauritius, Tanzania and Zaire. At least 12 countries of Africa, according to the “Argus African News Service” were so dependent on SA grain that a total ban on imports and exports would have destroyed them economically. About half of Lesotho’s male population worked in South Africa, about 146,000 in 1983, and earned R280,6 million which was about half of Lesotho’s treasury. In the 1982/83 financial year SA budgeted R434 million for assistance to the independent neighboring states. SA produced more electrical energy than Italy, as much crude steel as France, more wheat than Canada, more wool than the US, more wine than Greece and more fish than Great Britain. South African trains ran on more rail lines than in West Germany, carried more passengers than Switzerland, have better punctuality record than Austria and exported car parts to 100 countries. SA mines bore down to the depth of 3,480 meters and holds the record for the deepest vertical shaft at 2,498m deep into the hardest rock in the world. They were accused by the world that they were a police state: In SA 1.4 officers for every 1,000 people while the world is as follows: UK 2.2, Israel 3.5, New York 4.3, and Moscow 10 per 1000. In South Africa there were 16,292 white policemen versus 19 177 non-white. They were accused of killing their political offenders: In 1979-1980 there were no deaths in SA prisons. In the previous 10 years 37 died versus 274 in the same period in Wales and England. They were accused that they payed starvation wages: In 1974, the average monthly income of black workers in South Africa were $ 127 versus the $ 140 in the US, the richest country in the world. They were accused that they locked up thousands of political prisoners: In 1983, 127 such prisoners are confined in SA and 11 whose movements were limited. A further 32 were under house arrest.

[@suzettemafuna5324]

I'm simply gobblesmacked👌😲

[@Tungchano]

The utmost respect Vusi, O hope that the stuff you're dealing with will get resolved soon. Thanks for speaking the truth, most South Africans don't want to hear.

[@sudhirramu8646]

Awesome Vusi, wish more people would start open their minds and see what is happening around us and say stop, enough is enough. Be the change you want to see in our country 🙏

[@solomzimbalo5428]

Thank you sir for enlightening our people, politicians and their corrupt tendencies thrives through ignorance of our people. Salute!!

[@Bjm365]

Only 'mentally horny' people will still misunderstand and misinterpret this broadcast, much as they did with that interview!! 😩

[@nickeyroe2389]

I am a 60 year old white woman that grew up in a children's home. High fences, hardly any contact to the outside world. Treated like trash, lashed with "canes" that drew blood ... by our white headmaster. Then I left at age 18, got married at 23 and had my first child at 25. Then I needed to get a "domestic" to help raise my children so I could work to support my kids. At the age of 28 I asked my domestic what "apartheid" meant! She explained it to me. Those years these things didn't make the news, no social media, no free speech! I raised my children differently, I was front and centre voting for Mr Mandela. My domestic became my mom, she's with me till this day. I live her and her family like my own. It does not mean because my skin is white, I am a racist ... that is a choice when you get an opportunity to choose! God bless you Vusi, I understand your point of view!!!

[@jagdishmaharaj9071]

All services were provided. Water electricity health education. All service s have been plundered and destroyed. The present rulers are still blaming the past.

[@josemol4159]

Yes, Absolutely. I worked as a domestic worker, and I never felt any kind of racism, I was treated as part of the family, I felt at home.

[@thinadlamini4671]

As a 27 year old black woman this honestly brought me to tears.

[@wadegoodwin6773]

Racism isn't a personal choice madam, it is conferred upon you at birth, indeed it's a social construction. You are white, regardless of your station in life, therefore you are racist, simple...

[@ShadrackKhoza]

Go on Vusi. You are not offside, you are onside, keep playing the ball. The the then Rhodesian prime Minister Ian Smith said in 1975 that the day blacks rule themselves those stays in towns will walk on sewerage until they accept is normal, roads will be impassable, infrastructure gained during colonialism will collapse, hospitals will shutdown ,farms will be grabbed and there will be no foods to feeds the nation, today some places that used to be AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS is today town houses and food becomes expensive day by day, we are in trouble, score the goal Vusi.

[@rusbastervaloyi5955]

Thanks Mr VT for being utterly blunt, fluent, eloquent and articulate, we really need a leadership of your calibre in this country

[@youlaki16]

Your family must be really proud of you… you’re always so well spoken and inspiring. Thank you!

[@mariejones2302]

What an Amazing man who speaks the truth and with great wisdom and integrity I salute you Vusi May God Bless you Keep up the Good work you are doing Just amazing to listen to you❤ So uplifting and thought provoking We Soo need more Young people with such character You have overcome so much with such dignity truth and charm God Bless you

[@selenakurmaly524]

Well spoken Vusi !!👏👏 Am not South African,but I live here This amazing country needs young men like you in government to change it !!Who are patriotic! And who care ! Before it get’s totally destroyed !!

[@velimdluli1487]

I wish our African people would learn and admire where wisdom expresses itself from another African mouth. This is the second time I heard from you Vusi. From now on I'm your fan. Like Mashel you inspire me for telling the truth about many of us. Please keep on, we need such mind to learn from.

[@DanyBoi05]

I absolutely love the the way you handled this situation and I admire you for standing up for what is right

[@safarispirit]

I’m not South African but my South African father was killed under brutal circumstances. We know who did it but nothing has been done. It’s been over a decade. I’m sure nothing will ever be done. This message is concise and timely. South Africa needs to do better! Thank you Vusi

[@tammymboweni5980]

You're South African as well

[@thulimakhanya7342]

I heard what you really said and as a South African, I'm proud of you because u spoke the truth something our country men have fear to hear. We all own this country and will stand to speak the truth, qhubeka ukhulume. Well done

[@Justin-le4ip]

I like the fact that you tell it like it is. You don't sugar coat things. You are an honest man, keep it up!

[@I_am_Gee_]

What a wise man you are Vusi. It’s so sad that we are now a nation that wants to destroy people instead of addressing important matters standing before us. I’m not even proud to say I’m a South African

[@nthabisengmotloung3823]

Eish 100%

[@fullmetaltheorist]

I can't even put the flag in my bio because I know the world looks down on us now.

[@johanschoeman869]

Respek! Meer mense soos u, maak dat ek kans sien vir die toekoms. Dankie vir jou waagmoed en leiding.

[@gstar3569]

Not sure if many of you know but Johan addresses Vusi here as "u" not "jy". This in Afrikaans is reserved only for the most respected individuals. Time to stop Afrikaaner Hate

[@Bjm365]

"You're more interested in being offended than changing things"... Fact!... The first changed should be 🗣️📢 REMOVE THE ANC FROM GOVERNMENT!!!

[@raven4291]

@@CuriousDrey 🤣🤣🤣..Durf en daad!

[@theresaboom7711]

Vusi, I am an old white lady 76. You are amazing!! What a wise young man!!!!

[@benmalapile]

@@gstar3569 I didn't know this until today, thank you for teaching this to us

[@דניגקסון]

Vusi ur a legend . I stumbled upon this video. I couldnt scroll on. Every word u said hit the nail on the head.. I am a mid age White Jewish South African. Brother ur words are truly a breath of fresh air. I will be following you online if u do change ur mind nd start running Im voting for u.. 🙏

[@indylwth2327]

I’ve seen a bunch of your videos and the interview with prof. You’re a fantastic guy with an equally fantastic mind. I wish our political parties were filled with people of your caliber. Much respect to you.

[@NkosinathiKhoza]

"Speaking the truth as you see it is form of courage" thank you for putting words(pointers ) to what i have somehow felt

[@SiceloMikeMdluli-lq5rs]

Vusi my brother, we need people like you. You are extensively making a mark on the broadest scale. Hater will always be hater in the true sense of the word but deep down they know and probably haunted by their own conscientic night mares. Unfortunately the country is rapidly flowing away as they continue to be fronted left and right for self enrichment

[@siyabongantshangase9069]

Truth spoken but the society denies to hear it. Thank you Mr. Thembekwayo for addressing me with knowledge and wisdom.