Black American: Differences between S. Africa & Senegal/Embrace change

[@jahifaraji]

I've been to Senegal and the brothers and sisters are beautiful..you must know the government is under neo Colonialization of the French (French power in a black face )so there is a lack of properly sponsored roads and institutions. ..but the youth are going to change the situation like the brothers and sisters of Mali....

[@lozi4163]

Hi my sister, The truth is, we still have a long way to go on the continent but things are changing fast. This generation will get it right

[@sellomabina3939]

@LOZI what do u think needs to happen for west africa to develop ,what can be done

[@lozi4163]

@@sellomabina3939 That cant be a question of west Africa alone but all nation that still need to improve basic infrastructure for the needy including our own. its just happen that countries like Senegal are still way behind but is not a coincidence, is by global design which is designed by the descendants of those whom their fore fathers have built war machines that will go to conquer the world. Fast forward in the future, their descendants have set up a global economy that will be every selective and biased when it comes to global trade and value systems. We cant celebrate the success of the so called first world nations without thinking of the neglect of Africa, however, is up to us to fight for what is ours and build the land of our ancestors. With new emerging powers in the EAST which is Russia, China and India, they are creating a parallel system that will forever challenge the west, compete and also destruct the west. my believe is, Africa has a second chance because our long standing enemy is been distracted. This new system in the making might shield difference results and approach but that is a big gamble we must be willing to take. Its not that African leaders are corrupt, is much more of working within a compromised system

[@lozi4163]

@@sydceddo8091 The one who is weak and still growing lives humble and eat as much as you can until you grow strong and face your enemy. At some point, china was a beggar, a weak and soft enemy to the west, The Chinese went silence, invested within, sacrificed their own for cheap labor of the masters in the west, the masters who see themselves as the leaders of the world, the once who think their children shouldn't be working but should control all the global production, that is capital system. they miscalculated china and forgot that, while the Chinese where been used as cheap labor for global production of fake goods, the Chinese were acquiring skills, Today china is the largest manufacture and one of the fastest technological growing nation with more than 700million educated people. China doesn't live like a beggar anymore, china is a global force. Africa is at the humble beginning, we will reach a point where nobody can bully us

[@lozi4163]

@@sydceddo8091 Thank you brother. the solution of Africa is for all leaders to be on code and follow African principles as much as the global trade is of concern

[@donaldmacdonald9993]

@@lozi4163 the Collective West will be the biggest loser in the new global archicture being contrived in the East precisely because they are resource poor and are being surpassed by the East in technological advancements. Where does that leave Africa? Africa is rich in resources but fares very badly in scientific fields such as information technology, medicine 💊, 5G infrastructure, ICT innovations and manufacturing capabilities. Africa will be the epicenter of the new cold war because of its array of useful resources. The lack of political unity and well constructed economic coordination among African states will inevitably make Africa to be vulnerable to machinations of both East and West. Africa needs to promote intra- regional trade as a stepping stone to continent wide trade. For this to be realized Africa must invest heavily in requisite infrastructure in the form of rail, road, maritime and aviation. Africa also needs to invest heavily on meaningful education and health sector to ensure the wellbeing of its population especially the working people. However, there are still annoying polemical debates as to which comes first, the region or the continent. Others even take these debates further arguing instead for the development of strong individual countries as a prerequisite for strong regional integrated trade. Be that as it may, countries like SA, Nigeria, Egypt, Ethiopia and Kenya need to put aside their narrow political differences and parochial interests to spear head the economic trajectory of the continent. There is absolutely no space for reactionary jingoism. Otherwise we will also be irrelevant as a continent in this century. The Collective West is finished as a global hegemon, that is the good news for this century.

[@sarahpack1914]

This is an excellent presentation of the comparison!👏 This will help others. 💯⚘💖💥🤩

[@kezialovesupreme]

Yes, so that people can make an informed decision and be prepared when they travel. Thank you for watching

[@NhlanhlaMathe]

Comparing SA to any African state is a futile exercise and only brings more envy, anger and bitterness from outsiders

[@ayobampilo5762]

I just read the comments and i must say you are right, people envy SAns

[@africaine4889]

How? You are right about not comparing SA to Senegal but Do you really think that other africans envy SAns? Hm i doubt it

[@NhlanhlaMathe]

@@africaine4889 100%, SA is hated because it didn't destroy it's country and infrastructure through wars when power transitioned to black majority rule, unlike most of the continent. Instead of rebuilding your nations you hate SA for shining and rising from adversity to a prosperous democracy that builds more infrastructure and upholds its institutions for a functional state.

[@africaine4889]

@@NhlanhlaMathe so are u saying besiides SA all the african countries are in war? Some of u need to level up.your smart game because its really lacking. Your comment does not make any sense. We all love our pwn countries. Of all the comments in here only Lozi comment makes a lot of sense

[@NhlanhlaMathe]

@@africaine4889 How does me saying MOST African countries translate to the entire continent? You need to learn to read and COMPREHEND. I don't use words for decoration. You're trying to come off as intelligent but you're just grappling on semantics, try another sucker with that quasi intellectual BS talk.

[@madyd4607]

It is not easy to compare Senegal and SA. They don't have the same level of development. It is easier to compare SA with Nigeria which is economically comparable. However, you have demonstrated a formidable ability to integrate Senegalese life.

[@kezialovesupreme]

Mady, I enjoyed my time immensely in Senegal and appreciate the sense of community there. Thanks so much for watching

[@bafanazulu5331]

It's not even even easy to compare nigeria and south africa,S.A is way more developed than nigeria you can easily compare S.A to UK believe me I've been to all three countries

[@kasikwagoma6740]

@@bafanazulu5331 I agree 100%

[@ayeshaahdidi9076]

Nigeria is so far less clean than Senegal

[@vernonvaughn9919]

I love your presentation. I was in Dakar 20 years ago. I would like to return before the end of 2023. I've previewed lots of videos specifically about transportation, but there is one answer I am not getting. Maybe you can help. I need to rent a car, but I need to know if the GPS system is "alive" for me to put one in my rented car so I can find my way around the City/Country. What was your experience in this area of using a GPS in your rented car? Thanks.

[@kezialovesupreme]

I apologize as I am just seeing this… I used the navigation on my phone & it was very useful. Thank you for watching

[@bettygreen1610]

I enjoyed the pros and the cons. Make the best of your vacation.

[@kezialovesupreme]

I am enjoying myself my time here is & will be blessed. Thank you for watching

[@ct1064]

Sécurity is the big difference between both....

[@frenchyboy26]

What you thought was women getting dressed daily for any activity was just regular traditional garments. Wish you had gone to a wedding or when a new born is being baptized, that's where rhe real fancy, very expensive african clothes with so much gold on women's neck and wrists would be at. The traditional decorative fabrics are considered cheap wear

[@sthe_zar6341]

The thought of carrying cash everywhere stresses me out but everything else I can endure (maybe not the roads though 🤭🤣),Senegal sounds like a great place indeed.Your shirt or dress is also popping sis, bless up 🇿🇦👍🏾.

[@kezialovesupreme]

Same. I prefer not to have to carry cash. Thank you so much…I appreciate you for watching

[@aiwekhoe1000]

Thanks for Sharing Kezia 👍🏾 🥰

[@kezialovesupreme]

You're welcome. I appreciate you for watching

[@aiwekhoe1000]

@@kezialovesupreme 👑🌹

[@ija0]

This is the perfect video since I’ve already been to SA and desire to visit Senegal.

[@kezialovesupreme]

I hope it is helpful. Thanks for watching

[@ct1064]

We are more traditionnals than South Africa. The best season is between November and May in Dakar. The weather is dry and fresh.

[@kezialovesupreme]

Thanks for the info. I appreciate you for watching

[@mogp427]

South Africans are very traditional,and we stick to who we are,it's just that we live in a more developed country, people influx big cities for work,but during December holidays most people go back "home" in the villages to visit family.

[@zuluuyasabeka9303]

@@mogp427 funny thing is they are the ones who prefer naming their kids using EU names and like bleaching. While South Africans use native names and prefer natural aesthetics.

[@ayobampilo5762]

@@zuluuyasabeka9303 and the offical language is French only🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣how traditional is that 🙄🙄😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mkdempisi]

Did you watch our president recognizing the Zulu king just a week ago at Moses mabhida stadium?

[@classicgodlo9168]

"The road is not your own in Senegal"🤣🤣🤣

[@kezialovesupreme]

Listen, yesterday I saw a car being pulled on a donkey cart while waiting in traffic here in Touba. It is really a crazy sight to see @ experience if you’re not used to it .

[@bettygreen1347]

Whoa

[@Searchforuhuru]

Senegal for the win

[@hlengiwekunene8059]

Gosh you made my month in advance ☺

[@kezialovesupreme]

I hope you enjoy 😊

[@hlengiwekunene8059]

@@kezialovesupreme I've really enjoyed keep up the good work of showing Africa to the world sister ❤

[@lavondayoung4103]

Dressed for the Gods…it’s just in our DNA to be fly 💅🏾 Yesss!

[@kezialovesupreme]

It really is!!!

[@sophiedion1598]

U are very right most African people dress up to impress with God..

[@bluecouchpodcast24]

Reality of the fact is South Africa 🇿🇦 is the most developed and industrialized country on the African continent and it can be a shocker if you get to visit other African countries and development has not progressed much

[@alywadd1605]

Thanks to the BOERS . Without them South Africa would be a big mess.

[@africaine4889]

Do you think if the whites have stayed in other african countries like the Boers did other african countries would have been on SA level?

[@alywadd1605]

@@africaine4889 obviously. If the country has thé same mineral ressources. Now imagine the reverse. Do you think YOU ZULUS,Xhosas,etc. would have reached such level of development without thé Boers?

[@kasikwagoma6740]

@@africaine4889 I think they would have.

[@maxxheadroom6744]

As an African through & through, an African nationalist politically, I would advise that comparing South Africa with any other African country is not only futile, but its like comparing chalk & cheese! There's no other African country which is comparable to SA by any stretch of the imagination however you slice the comparisons! I feel you may run the risk of being labelled as naive as much as I respect your presentations & I'm an ardent follower of yours!

[@Prodigious1One]

Yeah, the ladies do sometimes wear beautiful clothes. The men also at times.

[@lebogangmokoenalebza6949]

TO BE HONEST I KNOW MY SOUTH AFRICANS CAN BE ARROGANT AT TIMES BUT SOUTH AFRICAN VILLAGES ARE EQUAL TO SURBUB AREAS IN SENEGAL.

[@andilemabengu6314]

Thank you about your observations, remember we miss you Kezia in SA

[@kezialovesupreme]

Andile I miss you too! Will be home soon God willing

[@lebo5281]

You really went full Jill Scott on us today💞 What's with the cars that are parked on the pavement?

[@kezialovesupreme]

Lebo...switching it up Those are their parking spaces in front, a bit different

[@lungangamahle6036]

South Africa is light years ahead of every African country but Africa is great. It just have corrupt leaders that hinders African growth. Please come back home to RSA

[@malibongwe3491]

Cela uzehlise pls. and stay humble, don't look down to other african countries

[@lungangamahle6036]

@@malibongwe3491 who said anything about looking down on them? I'm pointing fact's here n it has nothing to do with looking down on them. Yeka ukuphapha. Misrespresenting my statement

[@malibongwe3491]

@@lungangamahle6036 fuseg!

[@lungangamahle6036]

@@malibongwe3491 nawe msunu kanyoka Golo!

[@africanandproud6792]

Light years ahead ? That’s not true. You obviously have not travelled . I doubt you’ve been to countries like Botswana, Namibia or Rwanda. And by the way , I am South African too.

[@LamineDiba-r8w]

From Sénégal africa 🇸🇳🇸🇳✊🏿

[@rickyv2844]

Apple Pay here in SA is almost everywhere. I use Apple Pay here in Cape Town and most little Towns in SA . Debit and credit card facilities are all over, same as in US and UK

[@kezialovesupreme]

Yes it is very convenient

[@rickyv2844]

@@kezialovesupreme You have such a beautiful spirit. 🤗

[@kezialovesupreme]

@@rickyv2844 You are to kind, thanks so much

[@rickyv2844]

❤️

[@thembi9645]

Just greet, Bonjou....Konasavar....they with this greeting u should b fine 😆✌🏽 Thanks for lovely vlog 😃

[@theworldfuturerichestmane.d.f]

we don't focus on anyone's to come. 🇸🇳 why u don't stay in 🇿🇦? We, Senegalese people, do love our country. We don't compare to any African countries.

[@jpaultelchannel1702]

Why are you so angry?

[@ecovisiongroupeafridecouve8436]

South africain have zulu language and Soweto district

[@ingridngcobo4450]

Huh?

[@rikarozayyy4011]

We can’t really compare Senegal to South Africa. YT people have came and developed South Africa decades ago. Its very Western and does not feel like Africa. Senegal is Raw as it gets in Africa. Thanks for the video

[@kezialovesupreme]

Thank you for watching

[@zuluuyasabeka9303]

I hate it when you guys console yourselves with this “white people” nonsense🙄 Most of the developments you see in SA happened in the last 28 years. In 1994 less than 30% of South Africans had access to running water, electricity and roads, now more than 80% has access. You guys have been independent for more than 50 years and nothing to show for it.

[@mariew2263]

Very well said

[@kabelomatji8211]

South Africa was build on the backs of black labour; secondly South Africa is the most minerals rich country in the world we had the Diamond rush; gold rush and currently platinum rush; the notion that says South Africa is build by whites is nonsense; west Africa was also colonized through is

[@ayobampilo5762]

SENEGAL IS NOT DEVELOPED BECAUSE YOU SENGALESE PEOPLE ARE LAZY. Since 1994, the government has built over two and a half million houses for the poor, providing shelter for over 10 million South Africans. In 1994, only 62% of households had access to clean drinking water, today 93% do. In 1994, only 50% of households had access to decent sanitation, today 77% do. In 1994, only 36% of South Africans had access to electricity - today 84% do. Today the majority of South African people are provided free basic services in water and electricity. Since 1994, the government programmes have opened doors of learning. Over 8 million South African children at primary and secondary schools have benefited from school feeding schemes. The government has opened and offered opportunities to the children of the poor. Student loans in tertiary intuitions are now being converted into bursaries for qualifying final-year students. And students in FET colleges who qualify for financial aid are now exempted from paying fees. There have been big increases in spending on education. No public school can refuse admission on the grounds that a parent cannot pay the fees and 40 per cent of schools do not charge fees. The number of overcrowded schools has fallen from 51 per cent to 24 per cent in the last ten years. Schools are no longer allowed to discriminate on who can attend. The curriculum has been changed, so that the old ideas based on a view of white supremacy and denying the contribution of black people have been substituted by a more objective and just curriculum. Schools without access to safe water reduced from 8,823 to 3,152 in ten years. To date, the government has invested over R800 billion in infrastructure programmes that will change people’ s lives and this country’ s socio-economic landscape. These programmes include building roads, dams, bridges, schools, hospitals and two universities in Northern Cape and Mpumalanga. In the 18 years of democracy, we have experienced sustained economic growth for more than 15 years. South Africa is now Africa’ s largest, most advanced economy with abundant natural resources. Moreover, we have a well-developed financial, legal, energy and transportation sectors.

[@alywadd1605]

Senseless comparisons

[@africarizn7318]

White South Africans built South Africa ,Africans built Senegal..Nough Said.

[@muziwakhwekhoza9200]

Do you know how much the current black government did in the country, build over 1 million free houses, world cup, almost 90% of the malls in SA are build by the black government, etc

[@thato596]

South Africa was build of the backs of Black South Africans

[@thato596]

South Africa was build of the backs of Black people in South Africans

[@ecovisiongroupeafridecouve8436]

Senegalese women are more beautiful ans clean

[@tloutlou2655]

You pay Mzungu Price

[@kezialovesupreme]

They will try the foreigners every time

[@nkosinathimlangeni3472]

Lezi zama South African ziyaphapha

[@locomoco8132]

You just trying to be diplomatic about it. But you know Senegalese women are more refined

[@kezialovesupreme]

Loco, I said exactly what I meant. I appreciate you for watching

[@alywadd1605]

Senegalese women are too far more beautiful than South African ones

[@locomoco8132]

@@kezialovesupreme I know a couple expats that left from Ghana to visit Senegal and never left. I am just saying

[@ecovisiongroupeafridecouve8436]

South africain violence ans crimes are un high level Sénégal peaceful country population are more open mind

[@zuluuyasabeka9303]

If Senegalese were as openminded as you claim, than you would see that reflected on the country’s standard of living.

[@ayobampilo5762]

@@zuluuyasabeka9303 exaclty bafo, labantu bahlanya 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@atongba-techs4645]

Nonsense!

[@Heiyoooo]

You amazing baby i love you!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@atongba-techs4645]

I saw you comparing Senegal to South Africa but you could also tell that Senegal is a peaceful country, we every time see how wicked are South Africans with our African brothers and sisters from other African countries. They are a lot of South Africans Citizens here in Senegal but they can do everything they want, they can go everywhere, they are free to go to our hospitals, etc... Here in SENEGAL EVERYBODY IS WELCOME!

[@MrKaekapakae]

Just two question for you. Are South Africans there in your "peaceful" country COMMITTING CRIME and living ILLEGAL there? Please be pragmatic and fair enough.

[@atongba-techs4645]

@@MrKaekapakae it's not about crimes and illegality but just because of the Xenophobia from a lot of South Africans against their African brothers and sisters.

[@ingridngcobo4450]

@@atongba-techs4645 I'd South African were xenophobic as u claim we will no be having millions and millions of migrants.

[@zuluuyasabeka9303]

There are no South Africans living illegally and demanding free services they don’t even have in their countries 😑

[@bafanazulu5331]

As a south african senegal is the country that i can visit in west africa,the people are not arrogant and full of themselves

[@viceieva]

Beautiful video ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kezialovesupreme]

Thank you for watching