In Conversation with Adv Muzi Sikhakhane SC - The Rebel Advocate - Segment 2

[@zandiledlamini7970]

Powerful Sikhakhane, as I always say we did not liberate ourselves as blacks in order to be too white to be black. To aligned ourselves with their way of life as if the effort is to be them. But we dismantle colonialism and apartheid in order to be free by our own definition of such and be educated in order to be custodians of our economy as well that drives it instead of being the responders of it with our limited funds except for the few black elites whose wealth doesn't matter much to the previously disadvantaged blacks as the driver of their wealth is the oppressor of yesterday. For that to mean whites supremacy mentality is still very in control and alive in all aspects of our lives as African black people. I love Adv. Your view on things that matters from your line of profession and on others as well without fear and favour.

[@ZakheleMpungose-lq5qb]

Very inspiring interview

[@SiveBooi-sp7cs]

Adv Ngalwana SC thanks for bringing Sikhakhane SC to the platform always an engaging interviewee. Looking forward to reading his book.

[@FundiswaDyaba]

👨‍🎓 Salute with respect Advocate Sikhakhane 🙋‍♀️

[@bhekisisam3018]

Salute to the SC

[@TheUpdatedCenter]

Great dialogue 🏳 , politicians and political analys need to take this note of the dialogue and implement ,when i hear Adv Muzi speaks makes me wonder what was Chris Hanie like when we had to identify the colonisers and make it clear they need to bear thee brand for the struggle they made us face ,forward South Africa❤

[@thatomothoagae7939]

The congruency between the host and guest is as scintillating as it is transformative.

[@msidwana]

Unequivocally correct

[@matsobanemosehla29]

Ones again you are delivering substance here. Society needs contrarian views more than ever before to help identify missed opportunities, thanks a lot for this kinds of installment

[@mabhadubhadu]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@keabetswetjale7959]

Sikhakhane SC! 🙌🙌🙌

[@luvuyosamkelo4235]

Remember to drop likes for the algorithm , channels like this need to grow.

[@SfisoMbokazi-e1f]

Atleast there are still people who are learned n still see the system of coloniality

[@thatomothoagae7939]

Black autonomy, excellence, temerity…..I fancy it❤

[@ratelhoneybadger]

💚👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💐

[@mercyforever]

I also believe that you can't transform from within oppressive structures, I left the GCB before the Inception of PABASA . How do you suggest we collapse those structures when our own brothers and sisters are still in support of it?

[@vuyaningalwana8848]

The antidote is not to “collapse” them in my view. We should rather build our own structures, strengthen them, & if our structures offer the excellence of which they are capable, then the support by our own brothers and sisters of these colonial structures will wane & they will collapse by themselves. Our focus should be on ourselves & building our strong structures, not expending energy & cerebral matter on colonial structures. My take.

[@mercyforever]

I believe in implementation more than talk shops. Since we missed our opportunity in 1994, how do we do what we should have done in 1994 now? Churches, communities etc. How do we confront the miseducation now... other than through your book and the bar? How do we reach out to the masses?

[@vuyaningalwana8848]

I think Sikhakhane SC answers this very question in Segment 2. Take a listen again 🙏🏿 Thanks for engaging

[@TheUpdatedCenter]

We need to radically take on colonialism , And let them come to light so we can reform the country, with them giving back what they took 🤞

[@SibusisoMbethe]

My favorite people

[@BennyNtlai]

Can I also email the anchor, I have case Ntlai and another v UWC and eight others that I am placing it before Court. Its around section 29 (1) (b) and also about the seemingly misconduct of the abuse of section 173. And ot if one likes dialectics of section 173 and 171. That is to be before Constitutional Court on urgent basis.