Culture Shock in South Africa🇿🇦*I NEVER EXPECTED THIS!*

[@AntonsClass]

"This continent is not overpopulated, maybe this continent is over-exploited." That right there is the truth. Good point.

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

Facts! You should have seen the abundance of land 🤯

[@Akha141]

Exploited by who??? 😂😂😂😂

[@youme1414]

@@Akha141 By colonial masters! Thank you.

[@Akha141]

​@@youme1414colonizers left our country decades ago... You are still blaming them... 😂😂😂Be for real

[@wrndlabs]

See, this is the bias of black people: they think Africa MUST belong to black people only. This is racist and arrogance. Blacks own land in Europe. Blacks own land in America. Blacks have no problem with these facts. Reality: whites own land in Africa and this is Gods will. So go deal with God on this matter and stop this biased arrogance that some how a pease of Earth has a black skin color only. God said: go forth, multiply and cover the earth. He did NOT say: except for Africa, that is for the blacks only.

[@MtsotsoSiphelele]

First person to talk about different things about South Africa

[@Onelove-Oneheart-h4c]

Your report of your South African experience was very respectable. You are not judging us and telling us how to be. I am tired of other African and American youtubers gaslighting us.Thank you

[@Lulu-wv1nt]

All of this ⬆️. Like stay away from our country if you voing act superior here and you cant even do the 101 things you want South Africans to do. They are exhausting shame.🙄

[@KAH-7]

Don't be so sensitive, you won't get far without a shell 🐌?

[@nanamthembu2028]

Exactly ❤️

[@henda1538]

​@@KAH-7facts

[@lebzamodiakgotla7593]

I'm tired to most American sometimes they think they know better than us would they don't understand the rules of Africans

[@lloydpillay4771]

Oh wow I thoroughly enjoyed your video.Thank you for shedding such positivity on our country. South Africa deserves that and more...

[@alecmonama3907]

I'm from SA and the Ethiopian genocide is a big shock to me. I enjoyed watching this.

[@Centerstage1]

Same here

[@abiyodaraga9271]

I want to tell you truth no Genocide in Ethiopia she is talking fake information about Ethiopia to rushi Ethiopia image .Ethiopia means peaceful well developed and Proud Nation you tubers they are talking shitte.

[@thapelomakgoba5096]

Interesting response,​@@abiyodaraga9271

[@senaitgebeyehu9817]

​@@abiyodaraga9271 Really?? You are living somewhere else, I think. Face the truth dear!!

[@Godislove1971]

From a South African, you have given objective comments. True we dont know much about the wars in the continent. Actually KZbin content creators are quite helpful with our knowledge of the . You are appreciated.

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

Thank you, I’m glad you found some value in my video.

[@francoiswilliams]

@@planB-BacktoAfrica Which Ethiopia genocide are you referring to? I mean there were quite a few as well as famines? So what are you talking about?

[@homemail9653]

This made me emotional because, for the first time, I'm appreciating my country at a totally different level. Yes, it has its bad but also has its good, and that is why the white South Africans have a hard time emigrating, when they also could. Ours is a beautiful country.

[@mlukubone7134]

Maybe it’s just ignorance by some, but we know about the conflicts on the continent. From Sudan, Ethiopia (Tigray), DRC (M23 Rebels), Boko Haram in Nigeria and Cabo Delgado in Mozambique.

[@IrvineSibhona-hw6yd]

Orania should not exist at all. The stupid politicians of South Africa are not ashamed to have allowed this to happen. For sure, it is a culture shock. I speak to many ANC friends, and they say the whites are not their problems. I laughed. Truly slowly, the whites will rule again. Especially in South Africa.

[@IrvineSibhona-hw6yd]

It's not Orania alone. There is another place in Pretoria. It's called , oh no I have forgotten, the name states with Klep something

[@nthabiqueenb5726]

@@IrvineSibhona-hw6ydI’m born and bred in Pretoria, never heard of that. Where exactly is the place 😂

[@ashlouw5350]

I enjoyed listening to your perspectives and your experiences in SA.. I was expecting the typical touristy talk but i enjoyed your honesty. We would live to have you back

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

Glad you enjoyed it! Loved my time in SA and will be back for sure. Sending love to SA 🇿🇦❤️

[@ashlouw5350]

@@planB-BacktoAfrica Much love to you too from SA🇿🇦

[@ntoemthembu7548]

Our South African media tends to focus on selective information, often neglecting coverage of conflicts in other African countries like Ethiopian war. We are more exposed to news from the West due to international investors in South Africa. It would be valuable for us to see more coverage of events in your country on social media platforms😇

[@KAH-7]

Thank you for that very honest comment! The same goes for us here in the U.S. but I assume, you may already know that?

[@cristetia]

I agree. It is not just in SA. This strategy is applied throughout the continent. The media spreads lies and propaganda faster than the truth and have effectively maintained division through selectively showcasing or hiding news across Africa. One has to either travel or watch KZbin to learn more about other African countries, while minor wars in Western countries get the most coverage.

[@ravenblack7052]

I was aware of the war in Ethiopia as well as the peace summit we hosted here. I love this continent and its people so, knowing our media focuses on SA news, especially politics as well as the West (Europe and the USA), I make a concerted effort to draw information from multiple news sources so as to stay better informed. I pay close attention to the goings on at the UNGA and UNSC - only way to get the truth. Our media (including the "no fear, no favour" Daily Maverick) is heavily tilted towards whatever the US propaganda angle is - no does propaganda like the USA! I hope the rest of Africa takes the lesson from our elections, put their people first and put an end to tyrannical rulers and their bloodthirsty quest for power (we've our menace in Zuma - my mother is Zulu and he thankfully does not enjoy the support of all Zulus). Africa needs peace. Africa needs prosperity. If we can finally turn our country around with the GNU, perhaps we can become the beacon of hope for the people of the continent to strive to achieve in every country across the continent. ✌🏽☮️ 🕊

[@mandwandwe73]

This is sadly true 😢 🇿🇦

[@NinohBrown]

Most African countries do not promote media freedom or free speech like in SA. Zimbabwe blames SA media for its economy. Africa is a sensitive continent any misinformation can start a conflict, like when Omar Albashir visited SA, a war almost broke out between SA and Sudan infact the embassy of SA and SA soldiers were surrounded in Sudan Its best to solve things through deplomacy in Africa not media.

[@lancepclaasen]

One of the best culture shock videos. It was substantive and informative. It did tell us the obvious, but delved deeper, thank you.

[@clementcharnley]

Brilliant analysis my dear sister. Im South African and i share your sentiments ❤

[@annamojapelo2292]

I am South African but am aware of wars in different African countries and outside Africa.

[@silodlamini9056]

Maybe it's only you and probably 2 other people coz I also don't.

[@RAREVISUALS.J]

Because you do research. They don't just display it on the media ,you have to really search for you to find things about the wars in drc or the rebel problem in Mozambique and war in Sudan and Ethiopia.

[@MusehanaH]

@silodlamini9056, you should listen to SAFM...Plenty of people know what is happening in Africa

[@gillianmaxted1856]

I do too but you have to stop watching local TV or CNN. When they do have a story it is so small and then our disasters overtake outside events and then the rest of the world is pushed aside.

[@Lulu-wv1nt]

Voting should be as peaceful as South Africa in the rest of the Africa. There's no need to fight. These countries belong to us as well as those greedy politicians

[@Angelface2980]

Very delightful to speak about our beautiful country like this. You are so respectful ❤

[@thulanimtshali8672]

Such a refreshing perspective . Realy enjoyed it . Glad u visited my country , we need more ppl like u

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bestversionofyou6350]

I've learnt a lot from what you've shared in this video. I'm definitely your new follower. Thank you for sharing ❤

[@neonkome8892]

The ones you met don't know about Africa current affairs but most South Africans are well informed about Africa due to some African countries hosting those who were in exile from South Africa. Great channel.🤙👌🏽

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

Thanks a lot 🙏🏾

[@ChidoChamapiwa]

I tend to disagree. I feel most South Africans have no exposure to other African coubtries hence their views may not be well informed. Those who are well travelled and educated are a small fraction.

[@neonkome8892]

@@ChidoChamapiwa Firstly, l don’t think you are South African to pass this comment. Secondly, how many SAns do you know or came across to say “MOST”?

[@neonkome8892]

@@SA_SovereigntyForPatriots l doubt this response is meant for me. I am a South African by the way.😁

[@SA_SovereigntyForPatriots]

@@ChidoChamapiwa How many South Africans do you know to reject @neonkome8892's view on the awareness of other South Africans?

[@elsabishop7669]

It is sad that Africans are so much more interested in the war in Gaza than that in Sudan. Even in Nigeria a country that had to evacuate hundreds of it's citizens (if not thousands) there is so much interest and anger for the starving children of Gaza yet none for the dying emaciated children of Sudan.

[@MusehanaH]

@elsabishop7669, Africans are interested in wars everywhere because one way or the other, the wars affect us all. With respect to South Africa specifically, there is also a Palestinian/South African ties going back to the apartheid regime...and our Muslim society are an integral part of your society.

[@rasesaclemi4664]

You are so beautiful ❤️ Your pronunciation of english words are so South African. No struggle to hear you 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@isaaclesibakgomo1938]

You are very open minded, I think you will do good in this country, you see the good and the bad side of the countr through honesty, you are welcome and good luck ✌🏾✌🏾🇿🇦🌴

[@tinyikomushwana1416]

A different take on South Africa - really enjoyed it. Much love to you.

[@earaya]

I totally enjoyed this episode :))))) Thank you, Weyni ❤ So insightful, as always.

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

Glad you enjoyed it! Much welcome 🙏🏾

[@jeffrobile1824]

Hi Wyeni, thanks for this clip, South Africa is the land of honey and milk and many people doesn’t appreciate this beautiful Land

[@lorellasmuts7330]

Thank you for such good insight and propective of our Beautiful South Africa. As a South African who has traveled to a lot of African and Overseas Countries most of our people do not how lucky we are.Yes there is crime and corruption hopefully this be sorted out in the near future. THANK YOU. 😊

[@Ruth-t3w1m]

As a white south African I grew up thinking Oranya was weird and they shouldn't have a only white people's place. But I'm glad that they haven't been harmed in anyway.

[@deoncruywagen5191]

I agree absolutely about Orania. I am a white Afrikaner from South Africa, and I severely dislike the existence of that place. I would prefer it if they bought an island offshore and just move there, out of our beautiful South Africa. This nation is for all people together. If you do not want to tolerate other people, just go away. Just my personal opinion.

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

You are the first Afrikaner who agrees that this mindset is wrong and I’m glad to see there are still people like you out there who are willing to embrace unity in diversity instead of accusing me of reverse racism.

[@deoncruywagen5191]

@planB-BacktoAfrica , I may just be the first you have met or heard from. There are many of us who do not like that place. People may not say it, but there won't be that many people that will mourn if that place comes to an end.

[@keithcoleman5532]

They will not last long because the Germans tried the samething in Jamaica and inbreeding caused the community to collapse and they had to start integrating with the locals.

[@keithcoleman5532]

The environment is unsuitable for them and in time they will face extinction.

[@keithcoleman5532]

​@laliedutoit ANC is not in control just like usa but it will not last because eventually the host will have had enough of the parasites.

[@shitsugane]

This is the best Africa channel out there You are beautiful you are complete with your information from your point of view - and you love Africa God bless, onward Really God Proud of you

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

Thank you, I’m glad you enjoy my content 🙏🏾

[@edwinnasson426]

Appreciate your assessments on the country, thank you!

[@GloriaHodge-e9c]

I thought Orania accepted people of different races provided that they are Afrikaans speaking. We are ex South Africans, now living in New Zealand and we are English speaking. Part of my heritage is Afrikaans and some of my S A ancestors go back to 1700s, we may not qualify to live in Orania. We probably wouldn't want to. The cultures are very varied in SA and they have gone a long way towards learning to accept each other and live in peace. The rest of the world can learn a lot from them. Your honest perspective is much appreciated.

[@WalterNtateMzizi-f9e]

Ex South-African?? Wtf is that 😂😂

[@Boy2mello]

You are absolutely right-many South Africans are unaware of the genocide in Ethiopia. I was informed through alternative platforms like KZbin, as mainstream media tends to either underreport or overlook such issues. This realization has motivated me to pay closer attention to events across the African continent, especially those affecting our home Africa.

[@Joz8405]

Really loved how you shared your experience with honesty about our country and as a South- African, I can say its actually a true reflection of the current stance of our country. I do agree that we should be given more information on what is happening in Africa. Come visit again❤

[@ghoo283]

My son informed me about the war in the North of Ethiopia, he has a passion for world politics. I did not realise how many people have died though. It is shocking! I'm South African.😊

[@sekgabimasobe9690]

Only now I learnt about genocide in Ethopia

[@mohamedjita]

Hi Salam, I'm from Djibouti 🇩🇯 and I found your KZbin channel by chance. All your video are well informative and also your English is so perfect. I wish you continued success.

[@Joey-lu3be]

Im totally aware of the Tigrayan genocide as a South African living in Kenya and I have lives in Ghana West Africa so unfortunately you haven't met an informed South African and Iranian is over exaggerated it was a deal buying a small piece of land and decided to live separately it's really just a private arrangements and it's not affecting the rest of us, so let them be , we are the most democratic and peaceful country in the continent

[@BossBabyBoomer-m6s]

WOW...Amazing that some of these things are still happening on the continent...This was great....Thanks for sharing your personal experiences...

[@margaretchandia9452]

Best culture shock video I have watched! An interesting and thoughtful take!

[@josetteblackburn2253]

This video was something I just happened upon, and enjoyed it immensely! Thank you for sharing all of your culture shocks. I learned a lot in a few minutes. The wars in Africa are not covered well in the USA. Sometimes we get a glimpse of BBC-Focus on Africa daily, but Ethiopia is rarely covered. So thank you for your insights. I will dig deeper on my own.

[@bonganimanzini1152]

Loved your presentation...it's so refreshing to get such a well thought out and measured outsider's perspective. 👏🏾 👌🏾 True, we're not paying a lot of attention to the brutal wars and intractable conflicts taking place on the continent, as much as we're preoccupied with other situations of conflict elsewhere at the moment. It's a shame that after such progress with continental governance and multilateral institutional frameworks, we still have such carnage, ethnic cleansing, massacres, and genocides against our beautiful African people. My country has been at the forefront of peace work and enforcement in Africa - having committed a lot of money to these efforts...the same can be said regarding its contributions to sparking the work initiatives on the African Renaissance project. For Africa to defeat these despotic leaders and overcome conflict and death, it will require mobilization of our people across nation-states...including dealing decisively with the enslavement of black people in North Africa and West Asia, tackle human trafficking and other exploitations that are grotesque, debasing and a threat to life and security for Africans. To be on the record, I am totally opposed to the idea of Orania. I am one among many South Africans who believe it's an extra-constituonal arrangement that's likely to present national security problems in the future. White people are homeless even in Europe and North America - it's not a unique feature to South Africa that this is made to be. Industrial urban environments have this feature of homelessness in many countries.

[@tlhalefangmogatosi3081]

"To be on the record, I am totally opposed to the idea of Orania. I am one among many South Africans who believe it's an extra-constituonal arrangement that's likely to present national security problems in the future." This is very very important!!!!!!

[@dabeezkneez8716]

She mentioned that homeless white people are unique to South Africa on the 'African Continent'. It's common knowledge that Europe and North America has homeless white people.

[@wamopedi]

as a South African i cannot go a day without watching AMN online, love Africa and all its people. i need me a Macheda like yourself 😜

[@henrygeorgedelaguerre6744]

Thank you. I enjoy your insight and perspective on South Africa.

[@georgeshikwambana7322]

Honestly, I think Ethiopian media is closed to the world, I am also shocked by the number you are reporting about Ethiopia 😢. Thank you for sharing your honest report about South Africa.

[@glenmuxanga-l6p]

Happy you're back sis

[@Van_Wilder]

I agree with all your points but especially with shock number 4. South Africans know very little about what’s happen on the African continent but seems to know everything about what’s happening around the world

[@user-kf1kl9fx8r]

The South Africans around you my guy. In a country of 60 million people, please never generalise about your experience as if we're all part of it.

[@romario2166]

"This continent is not overpopulated, maybe this continent is over-exploited." I totally agree. I've had the same thoughts over the years as to how the government has not been able to build homes for people with the amount of vacant land available. Well we South African's know the reasons why homes were not built (corruption). Can I just say you are really beautiful. Thanks for your video.

[@gillianmaxted1856]

Must agree but I would say Africa is not over populated just atrociously run, where politicians are so busy clawing their way to the top by anymeans possible, the countries and law and order etc just fall to bits. And it is a glorious continent, I would love Africans to make their politicians work for them, instead of waiting and waiting for them to stop being corrupt.

[@SakhileJoeNgubane-pb8sm]

Wow thanks my sister for sharing your experiences in south Africa.i have learn a lot even I am south african❤😊

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

My pleasure 🙏🏾

[@MasechabaLekgoane]

The Anc despite its failures is faar better than most African politicians and when I travel outside SA I appreciate them more cosbin SA we are free to criticize government and nothing will happen to you can't say the same for most African countries

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

I agree. I was so impressed by how they accepted the defeat and decision of the people 🙏🏾

[@khotsoramphele2961]

@@planB-BacktoAfrica No, Ramphosas ANC is far better, if Jacob Zuma was in charge of the ANC, we would be in chaos

[@fud338]

I thinkbthepress like CNN Sky didn't do justice in covering the tension in Ethiopia as compared to Ukraine lsrael Russia..because of the west influence..USA Britain...that it why it was not so well known

[@666oracle]

@@rafaelw8115you are talking absolute rubbish. Sandton had 3 buildings when ANC took over, today it is the richest square mile in Africa. Waterfall city did not exist in 1994. Our freeways only had two lanes in both directions now it 6 lanes. Gautrain did not exist. The infrastructure during apartheid could only cater for 20% of the population. Now it cater for everyone. 90% of malls existing now in SA was build after apartheid. On top of that, 70% of all malls in the whole of Africa are in South Africa. Millions of free houses build for South Africans. So once again stop talking rubbish about shit you know nothing about.

[@stephenpheratsetse2703]

Nonsense! ANC is an insult to our Africanism and a liability to our economic progress and development as Africans. We are still landless, economically enslaved and politically controlled and dictated by European colonial settlers in our own land.

[@HermelaBrook]

This continent was preserved and not exploited yet, Sis! So many opportunities and discoveries await us...😘

[@zukisanisigwinta1144]

Thanks a lot for sharing this experience and I will always respect your research. Please keep it up

[@ce666isa3]

I’ve seriously never heard about what happened in Ethiopia…. And it’s wild

[@Mat_Mau]

Weyni, I think the issue of Tigray should convince you why it make sense to have Orania. That way you can have the separatist safely in one place and let the majority enjoy sharing their intercultural space without the disturbances of those minorities. I hope my likening the Orania issue with that of Tigray is not landing as if I'm labeling them as separatist, however the Whites in Orania can be said to be longing for an independent state like the Tigranians want to breakaway from the rest of Ethiopia, which in the true since are both looking for a separate state from the mainland country as per UN recognition of countries.

[@thondoyaenterprise3795]

No u wrong dude. Tigray and other parts of Ethiopia is the same. Tigray just try to be independent country , but they are one . Unlike orania and black south African. Africans can't claim a piece of land in Europe. Why should WHITES claim a piece of land in Africa and make it whites ONLY?

[@TheTobs50]

Great one can learn a lot from these insights from a person who for very good had to leave her country where by now up to a million people had been killed in a two year civil war, in spite of Ethiopia being a democracy... that few people even in Africa seem to know about. Yet the most devastating experience for you had been to visit Orania where the residents (whites) run an efficient own municipality, have no need of a police force or even civil service, not a cent of government taxes, run their own water filtration system, own solar power plant, do all their building, maintenance, training, roads, medical services, security and education by themselves... Whereas the SA government co-funds all other municipalities of whom about 80% regularly receive a basic assessment failure... and despite probably 80% of South African towns and villages being blacks only. One African politician who recently visited Orania made this revealing statement: instead of blindly decrying Orania for "moral" reasons, why not learn from their achievements and use it (i.e. their METHODOLOGY) for EVERY town in South Africa and work towards becoming self-reliant, safe, growing, responsible, etc etc.? Or would a genocidal murder of all whites, as proclaimed by some African politicians be a more acceptable scenario? As a cultural anthropologist the question should've been: how on earth did these whites (hate them or not) achieve since 1991 what they did, and how can others learn from that? The answers may well give rise to some hope. However, if you prefer instead to follow the example of the systematic destruction of the country as a whole since 1994, then there is no hope of a better future.

[@phiwemanzi9583]

Wow I didn’t know about the war in Ethiopia. I will research. I enjoyed this . Love from South Africa ❤

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

Thanks a lot. Sending love to SA 🇿🇦❤️

[@Muzi-bm6vo]

but Floyd and Mbuyesi from the EFF were talking about this.

[@TysonFMolemela]

Brilliant video.. And you showed a balanced view.. Thank you

[@Honeybee897]

I am a South African, I respect you my sister. You love your continent Africa. You are most welcome back to South Africa more so from now.

[@simphiwentshangase8322]

Lovely episode. Thanks for sharing your experiences

[@nkosijohnnkosi1779]

UuMuntu...Motho....Siyabonga Kakhulu Dadewethu. Very Objective. There are few of us who know exactly what is happening in Ethiopia from Ancient time until now....Siyakuthanda 😊

[@MegaYvette2010]

It is my first time watching a video from you, loved it! Will definitely subscribe. Interestingly, when I lived abroad in the UAE many Ethiopians thought that I was Ethiopian. I still need to visit there one day....to see my people! I just love seeing my country through the eyes of visitors! Enjoyed your perspective.

[@TalentedTenth]

I attended rallies against the war in Ethiopia. I’m not Ethiopian but I felt the need to inform myself on what was happening. Most people were consumed with the covid vaccine mandates issue ( which was also important) but we need bandwidth to learn about other struggles.

[@MlungisiCiti]

It will be a big positive & a much needed brain gain for SA🇿🇦to have you as a permanent citizen,also checkout (Durban, Gqeberha, Tshwane,Joburg,not only Cape Town

[@J-MP36]

I also never heard about that war in Ethiopia

[@GodcaresDube]

Me too🤦🏿 I know about Sudan

[@johnpeace9577]

Guys there is no war in Ethiopia her false information

[@theresaphooko3594]

Please come back and stay for good, we appreciate your view and thoughts abt our country❤

[@mpumzi]

Your take on culture shocks is very good. You are very intellectual, it was not some surface level observations and your views are spot on. With that being said, for most of the video I was just dazzled by your beauty. The biggest plot twist is that I'm on a process of moving to Germany from South Africa and your journey is the opposite .

[@mukeloncube]

Honestly speaking, we know what's going on in the continent, you just asked the wrong people about it, we do know that there's wars in the DRC, Ethopia, Sudan... we know, you just asked the wrong people. You should've have asked at least a 100 people about it.

[@andrewchikowore5899]

Culture shock 4 - Africa does not have big news channel that cover Africa, we depend on western news channel we watch what they broadcast in their western world.

[@mmulutsip]

We will love to have you here sister❤

[@LAArmy1985SGT]

❤ I love your content, Weyni. You are not afraid to travel and speak the truth. Keep them coming! I am an African American, and I am learning so much from you. When are you going to visit the USA, especially Houston, Texas? We will welcome you here.🙏🏿♥️

[@kojok5823]

I love your content and your culture shocks when it comes to South Africa are valid. Don't be surprised though. Most South Africans are peaceful people. Its just a few miscreants that hold the country to ransom. White owned media also perpetuates the negative narrative about the country and focuses on news that is beneficial to them, such as the Russia Ukraine war at the expense of wars on the continent. On a separate note, and perhaps this might be remotely related to the topic under discussion, I had my own culture shock as I travelled through your country (Ethiopia). The level of harassment I experienced was beyond ridiculous. Europeans and Asian were breezing through your airport like it was their play ground. Unbothered! At the same time myself and 2 African colleagues were stopped, harassed and questioned at every turn. I know Tayo Aina shared his experience on this topic too. I can't call this racism, as I consider Ethiopians as Africans, but this is clearly self-hatred in the highest order. I think you should shed some light on this, seeing that the AU headquarters is situated there.

[@disillusionedanglophile7680]

Lots of open space in South Africa. Not a lot of water and not a lot of rainfall over huge proportion of SA. Beautiful blue sky every day

[@pietdutoit3517]

That was beautiful. I am one of those white South Africans. Interesting perspectives. Sorry about all the deaths in your country, I was aware of it, I love Ethiopia, looked up to Gabriel Haile Selassie, in the days of my youth, as I was a runner.

[@Tamarin-AnnBurgers]

Love this Video! Fair and objective. Sad for what is happening in Ethiopia The great 😢

[@CharlesMiller-xc4vl]

You are a smart woman, brilliant! You have my support and I want you to live in South Africa and I would support you

[@NigelJaftha]

Such a beautiful African sister. Loved your content

[@mandwandwe73]

It's true that not much is covered about what's happening in other parts of Africa. 😢

[@Esthersbucketlist]

Omg you went to Namibia 🇳🇦??? Thanks for visiting my country ❤

[@planB-BacktoAfrica]

Yes I did and I loved it 😍

[@bongiwemapoma4630]

​​​@@planB-BacktoAfricaabout Orania, I as a black SAn, I don't care abt it, but I care abt black leadership/gov that have a direct effect on my life and the price of things + opportunities. Lots of African countries have black leadership but are in disarray! Do they love their ppl? No!!! Yet Africans love using Orania as a got you point etc. White men isn't a black man's problem but i black person in power has wilded so much pain and hardship on another black person! A lot of basic essentials that we used to have in SA and took for granted are gone under Black leadership. So let those whites isolate themselves and create their own haven!

[@ThaboKgwefane]

SA democracy was a negotiated settlement and therefore so many concessions were made. In other countries there were civil war and one dictatorship for decades.

[@robertabrahams7593]

Still today, even with our relatively peaceful coexistence, there are a cohort that believe a civil war would have been the answer. Can you believe someone would choose 30 years of war and innumerable loss of life, just for a clique of leaders to lead their best lives.

[@territc6182]

I totally agree with you that our fellow africans are more informed and involved in what is going on in the rest of the world than what is happening in Africa.

[@charlize__]

Feeling shocked by a very small racist town and then claiming that apartheid still exists because of this small town is crazy. South Africa has around 59.89 million people... so a small town of 4000 racist people does not mean that apartheid is still alive. I do, however, agree with your statement that no argument warrants the existence of such a town. The racism in our country is manifesting less and less with each generation... it's more the older generations that still feel very strongly about the issue (but they then obviously influence the younger generations with their teachings, stories, and way of life).

[@helenablignaut662]

Your rection on the elections was so amazing to me. We just take it for granted that voting will be peaceful.

[@roderick2722]

I’m glad I ran across your channel

[@emmanuelparsotam5028]

Thank you my beautiful African sister listening to your voice and your video really soothed my heart. Since I discovered Ethiopia in the Bible in the creation story Genesis 1. my heart has been yearning to go visit what's left of the whole land of Ethiopia. The Bible says Havilah is Southern Africa and Ethiopia is the whole land. You left me in tears for my rainbow nation. 🇿🇦 South Africa I am from Cape Town I wish I had met you here. thank you for showcasing our nation in such a positive light God bless you my African sister please come back and stay in Cape Town you fit in very well and blend in with a coloured community amen. we love Africa

[@openthegatesministries4357]

Orania has not a rule that only whites should stay there. It just happened because of the association. Soweto is just black and no whites, and that does not shock you. Unfair. Some towns are just portuguese and no one complains about that.

[@WaitseMfethu]

This is so stupid and pathetic.Soweto is a creation of apartheid that threw black people while the colonisers were given prime real estate.Orania was created as a reaction to the fall of apartheid in oder to create a white only enclave.White people are not denied a chance to live in Soweto, they have no interest as they live in superior areas.

[@odwaboqwana7401]

A mass grave of civilian victims in Hawzen, Tigray. As of May 2023, the combined impact of wartime violence, famine and a lack of medical access had killed an estimated 162,000-378,000 people, with other reported estimates reaching numbers as high as 600,000 killed. Some of us South Africans do know about this as well as the Hootsies & Tootsies war in Rwanda

[@abiyodaraga9271]

The one who start war in Ethiopia is Tigiray region negative mind leaders and regional force in October 24 /2020.on that moment Ethiopian government take peace and order in Tigiray region.No Genocide.

[@AxelausDe]

Very happy to know you left Germany. We Germans don’t need anyone else here💪🏻

[@bigl3885]

What a refreshing video and interesting perspective on my country. I honestly didn't know about the war in Ethiopia. I just heard about the Italians who tried to invade many centuries ago. You are So beautiful by-the-way. Ethiopian women are definitely some of the most beautiful in the world.😊

[@deonamos1634]

beautiful narrative and i see your lense that you are looking through

[@NigelJaftha]

Please do move to Cape Town. Would love to see you in the city

[@norahappolus8994]

Thank you for the positive comments on SA

[@josephinedurand7590]

I had read about the various wars in African countries but I can understand that there are South Africans who have not heard about this. I agree with what you say. Unfortunately SA has large areas where rainfall is scarce. Maybe at some time in the future the government will be able to develop some of these areas to provide housing and jobs for the people.

[@ricky_menage]

Thanks for your video, regarding the war in Ethiopia, it could be that our media may be hiding it from us, but it is sad that we are completely unaware, I was until I saw your video

[@na-eimhuman7054]

As a South African we only hear about these things via social media or word of mouth it's really sad that our sisters and brothers are suffering may the Almighty grant you guys strength and may peace be brought to every land suffering from war and famine

[@segokgooxfordseabelomodise3006]

Come again my sister. I hope you will keep enjoying our country all the time.

[@rikussmit4733]

Orania isn't about apartheid, there are places in South Africa that is traditionally Zulu and Xhosa and any tribe. If a white Afrikaaner go into a traditional Zulu village and want to buy a house there and live there then of course they will say no. I'm not gonna call them racist it's not about race it's about culture. They can have there traditional villages and be traditional and celebrate there culture on a farm or a small town. There is no problem with this. Why would I even want to live there... I am not gonna go there to spite them or intrude in there culture. In South Africa it's different. We have many cultures here and we agree on many important things such as the law and constitution but we also respect each other's differences and culture. This is what our goal is..

[@Dability]

The difference between what traditional black areas and Orania is that they don't have their own flag, and currency though, this is a community that doesn't recognise a so called newly formed country..

[@louismkhize8407]

We (zulu) are natives. Boers are colonialists, no comparisons there

[@rikussmit4733]

@Dability anyone can make there own currency. You don't even need a city or town or farm to do that. Look at bitcoin and etherium. I think every town in South Africa has a flag or crest. Every school has a little flag, even some businesses jave it. So to give orania a flag means nothing.

[@rikussmit4733]

@louismkhize8407 The Zulus are just as native as the boers. And remember, the boers had an alliance with the Zulus till you killed ur own leader Shaka.. and then you let the real colonizers in. The British. Don't make your corruption and tribalism other peoples problems. You know for a fact that the Bantu tribes came from central africa. And around 1600s came into SA through Mozambiques side. For the western part of the country, however, the boers were there before the zulus. In fact, the other black tribes even gave the boers land to separate themselves from the zulus and make a buffer area. It's well recorded

[@GodcaresDube]

No the Zulus and Xhosas have no rule that says if you are not from our tribe don’t stay here KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape( Xhosa land) has white people owning property there but there is no black person owning a property in Orania. Another truth is that Zulus and Xhosas are natives where as Afrikaners in Orania are Europeans descendants their forefathers created apartheid system. Enemy’s of God, racist people.

[@Marzipanly]

Nice to hear that you were impressed by our election.

[@sjekula]

14:30 love your video and commentary. ❤️♥️

[@khanyasilinga3352]

Spot on sis, coming from a South African

[@PakisoMokoena-x2g]

I am a South Africa n,who is for 3 years now in Germany,sister having most of our Media Plattforms owned by white people, we,are,only aware of issues happening around the World that suites them,we are thanking the introduction of Plattforms like you tube that I have learnt a lot of what is happening around the World, coming to Ethiopean genocide I only got aware for the first time in 2022 learning German with follow Ethiopean brothers and sisters.It is really not easy for us Africans.

[@abiyodaraga9271]

No Genocide in Ethiopia is fake information.

[@SiphoMkize]

One of the most beautiful nation on planet

[@gonniereddy4948]

The unemployment rate is over 48% and highly skilled people of all colors are unemployed. Most people are really struggling financially.

[@biggeststeppa1]

48%? Really? I mean I understand not knowing anything about Africa, but not knowing anything about your own country?

[@Honeybee897]

Where did you get that statistic? You are the same people who don't appreciate our continent. Stay away from it. We know the number is 32 and not your 48.

[@cmarais-ks3kd]

​@@biggeststeppa1if you're not aware of this high unemployment and you live in SA..then you must be in lalaland

[@biggeststeppa1]

@@cmarais-ks3kd there's not a single stats agency that'll back this up. you are a real piece of work

[@DaneWorldwarfare]

It's not 48% why you lying it's 32%

[@rushnande3731]

You have a fair opinion and coolness of Ethiopian who grew up surrounded by whites, on your move to Cape Town though i would recommend you to reconsider the decision, Cape Town is not a friendly city especially if you are black it's nice for holidays but permanently staying there kinda sucks it'sexpensive too. The place i would recommend for you to consider is Midrand in Joburg, it's vibrant, people are super friendly, it's multi racial and all races get along with each other. It has good schools for your children and job opportunities are available.