FireSide Chats | The Layered Question of Transformation in South Africa

[@lindo665]

And that ladies and gentlemen, is why black women are amazing

[@ntokozongubo2889]

Very insightful and informative...transformation not yet achieved indeed

[@khulekamtungwa397]

Mind-blowing conversation! I love these episodes.

[@LindokuhleMnisi]

I haven't missed a single show. I love these episodes. Side note: how about we have real adverts during the ad breaks. Let's get entrepreneurs to advertise, the same way businesses do on TV. I am aware that not all of us, entrepreneurs, can afford to shoot adverts but I'm sure we can try. During the ad break, let's get entrepreneurs selling their products and services. 15 to 30 seconds adverts should do.

[@StiffMister131]

that's a great idea

[@joycemasusu9890]

Yes!!!!

[@ntshizasmax3827]

This is the best convo in 2018!!! These ladies are on fire and yet they are so enlightening from all angles.

[@khanyemawestern2392]

Great idea

[@SoftRod]

These Ladies Have so Many Insights they are well informed, They Clarified, simplified and demystified that whole notion, anyone watching this can Go straight to execution armed with the correct perspective, that can be used to tackle Racial Social Economic disparities anywhere in the world, Thank You Vusi and well informed Panel Of Guests

[@masutuvihanga6512]

BEST INTERVIEW I HEARD THIS YEAR 2018

[@ivanmolefe1468]

This was amazing to watch. Absolutely incredible!

[@lapengpropertyagentslapeng1439]

Fascinating insights! Why are people like you not in government! You have clarity of issues and fine minds than the politicians!

[@thuliledhlamini8136]

Vumile and Lucracia on this topic..... EPIC YOU LADIES ARE FIRE THANKS VUSI

[@letsom2792]

This conversation!The truth in this!💯🔥

[@nguse_fola6639]

With people like these, there is hope for prosperity in this country wooooooow what an eye opener l am speechless 👌👌👌👌👌

[@KM-lg7wv]

Wow. Im aspiring to be both those ladies. Thank u 4 a meaningful discussion

[@vladimirmogale2614]

The intelligence of those women, posture, powerspeak, awareness and African conscious...🙌🏽👌🏽 simply on point.

[@Mpho503]

I have a new found respect for Vumi. so gracious, so clear in thought. Thank you

[@vumimsweli3705]

Thank you so much

[@andilemadisa9863]

Vumile and Lucratia, absolutely phenomenal ladies...!

[@kimberlytozana8040]

This is really incredible. When it comes to helping educate people in positions of influence, we can begin with showing them the data that highlights the realities of minorities, then we can tell them the stories in order to put a face behind the number and because stories are the ones that actually make change happen. Lastly, we need to immerse in the experiences of minority communities - reverse mentorship programs where minorities mentor those in positions of power and invite them to their home and ways of living will help bridge this gap.

[@sakhiwosabashadile5206]

Wow! That is a very informative and worth listening to. Thank you Vusi and the ladies with your input. I really love the last words about the toy... “you either rip the toy apart or take away “. That’s is great insight to the road to heal our nation. Thank you again ❤️🙌🏽

[@jabulanibuthelezi1523]

wow the Mandela analogy is powerful

[@poetry221]

I have great respect for everyone in the comment section,this is meat for the mature

[@thatomolefe6849]

Hi Great Show Vusi .The Book she is talking about it La Chicana and the Intersection of Race, Class, and Gender by Irene I. Blea

[@nokwethembamkhize8783]

This is amazing.Malibongwe igama lamakhosikazi ❤️.

[@njabs_ndaba4950]

These women are phenomenal 🙏

[@visionarytalkshow7408]

Hi Vusi, We love your shows but please next time bring your guest a cup or cups too. Great show!

[@leonardmachawira1509]

these ladies are just amazing mannn!!!!!

[@bonginkosienoch5757]

Love Lucretia's closing statement

[@Sam77790]

Vusi is such a good host

[@Farm_Views]

wow! Thank you guys for the knowledge

[@godfather_Gb]

Insightful conversation. Thanks vusi

[@KR-jg7gc]

Love the Mandela example 😍😍

[@frederickharding6446]

These conversations are inspiring!

[@mikemushipe6023]

Nice to see some smart women speaking

[@khalilsaddiq6842]

Excellent!!

[@vincentmokoena4004]

Those ladies are amazing

[@joy_charitoo]

learned alot

[@selflove96]

very helpful

[@lebogangpebane1260]

as black ppl we must understand that we must go in ,fail(legal) ,rinse ,recycle and in time succeed

[@neokhesa8592]

Additionally, diversity will ensure that the organisational incentives dont get skewed / corrupted. You dont want to encourage people to lean on anything other than their own competence for advancement

[@neokhesa8592]

And this is because the likelihood of competency concentrating within a single demographic is slim to none

[@Mseleku1]

"We come with Queen's English" 😅 Ei pluz niyasishaya isilungu.

[@tomoyamazaki8867]

I wonder why such videos that are filled with knowledge in South Africa never get so many views(this has

[@Nhamo3]

Knowledge is power.

[@Mseleku1]

We are only obsessed with Amapiano and partying.

[@MrMtotywa]

Answer is:remove the ANC the all your problems will start to go away, your problem is the ANC guys stop tip towing around the answer,REMOVE THE ANC!!! iyajwayela

[@Mseleku1]

Corruption will never stop even if the ANC was to be dethroned

[@KR-jg7gc]

8:00.. Said by a lady who does not necessarily look African .. you've assimilated even on your look (hair, nails, make-up) non of these are, in a way, black African. That being said I completely agree. Ppl should really recognize that it's about CREATING a new world not assimilation.

[@speak2inspireNwabiwithNtabi]

This is so sad I didn`t know I was black until I started my journey as an entrepreneur because I couldn`t afford formal education I then joined an NPO who made sure I knew my place.

[@makamemoyana9703]

Sad indeed

[@dewaldtfourie4241]

Apartheid died decades ago people remarkable behavior didn't.

[@Blatt.online]

A lot of romantic nonsense... just reinforceing social steriotypes