Jaw dropping tour of Westbury Johannesburg. A township once designated for "Coloured" South Africans

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Part 2
Snowy and Mike give us a personal walking tour and history of Westbury before and after apartheid. Westbury is called the coloureds area in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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[@Mimeniia]

OMG I'm South African but this lady just schooled me today!

[@lindih111]

You can tell she loves what her dad stood for...refreshing daddy's girl🧸🧡

[@bongamkuyana3741]

South Africa we love you, oooh you're a beautiful land. We used to sing this when we were kids. That's why we are very patriotic, we were taught to love our home land. We will realise our Utopia someday. ❤️❤️❤️

[@unbotheredmaverick7930]

With the two white doves

[@Shudufhadzo]

This is by far the best tour guide i have seen representing South Africa. Not these foreigners they hire in Cape Town who have no idea about our history and lie to tourists. The Department of Tourism is being disingenious if they don't hire her. I'm still perplexed at the lady who was the tour guide for Mansa Mayne.

[@ayobampilo5762]

They piss me off because they always spewing lies about our history

[@dorothy3586]

That’s true

[@TyroneBlackman7]

@@ayobampilo5762 Who are they and what lies were told. Please do tell so we can get your truths.

[@dalisobanda5575]

I quote "not these foreigners" We know black south Africans when it comes to Africans from other countries..

[@TyroneBlackman7]

@@dalisobanda5575 I got it now. Thanks for the clarification.

[@Mankind0112]

This is the best way to get South African 🇿🇦 history/stories, you get all details even plants 🌱 #Local_South_Africans

[@Dave.Seg.]

I can certify that this is a true story of our history. Mam Snowy needs much recognition. I did not even know about her before your channel. Mam Snowy is well informed, well researched and very educated. The way she narrates the past and the present and merging them is beautiful. She also explains the dynamics at play very well for the international audience by translating South African terms into American English which is more popular.

[@raymondsebeela1147]

we are building new communities, slowly but surely the system that was created to divide and rule is slowly being broken. South Africa is an on going project

[@CharlieDmus]

Wow! I didn't know Don Materra was her dad. He's a legend. I suggest you look him up.

[@dang9313]

She's amazingly intelligent. So articulate. I love you guys how you're bridging the divide between Africa and it's diaspora descendants

[@unbotheredmaverick7930]

Wow she's the Daughter of Dr Don Mattera? I'm in tears.

[@Hypodemic-topic]

wow😮

[@ayobampilo5762]

I love SA from the villages to the slums to the burbs, this is my country and i will never change SA for any country in the world

[@jaiyaalexandra144]

You can see that this Aunty is known and loved by all, "Hello julle"

[@chux9615]

This was a pleasure to watch. These are my people. Loud and proudly South African!

[@realsebsworld3004]

This is what I would like it to happen with Cape Flats there are people that need to tell stories about those places and post them on KZbin.

[@supremepinahcolada9667]

And daamn cape flats stories are being told by people who have no clue at all, cringeworthy staff

[@sandindamae.iwantmetowin5652]

Welcome back family!

[@TheIrieman15]

lol they're in Zambia

[@roblucci2366]

Hi Nomads, a good movie to watch about the coloured community is "Four corners". It's a free movie , I think it's available on KZbin

[@darrenjacobs7918]

Omw. I grew up a few blocks down the road from there. These are good memories. Thanks aunty Snowy. These were good old days we walked those streets.

[@darrenjacobs7918]

Havelock flats still stand. Thanks for the good memories. I laughed at hearing the truckadoors. Gosh those were the days at the corner of Corrie hospital.

[@ayorinde5782]

where are you now

[@dbnite1298]

Great conversation...My Dad coloured from Cpt and my mom Zulu from KZN..Ive never understood the division between coloured and black in SA. I find it pointless for is to be caught it arguments about who black and who's not when we all been oppressed together. I hope we overcome this mindset and open our eyes to the bigger picture and move towards one common goal as brothers and sisters.

[@Gambakwe65]

But coloureds always side with whites why when they opresssed you

[@Unmad]

💯

[@FLVMEDEDITS]

Snowy you're a legend, please create a channel you have so much to offer

[@supremepinahcolada9667]

No wonder she’s so clued up , she’s the daughter of the greatest Poet - Don Matera 🔥🔥

[@lizzyndlovu5843]

Family, this time around you must visit Mugg and Bean, its delicious

[@zicodasilva1496]

welcome back family😄, SA is your home now

[@Afrosoil11]

The history of SA is dark and it's effects still visible. As a South African I learned a lot from this video

[@Outdoor_Cycling_Adventures]

These are my people 😃 the best tour online by far. Visit Port Elizabeth at some point if you can.

[@lebo5281]

Ausi Snowy's father, Don Monnapula Mattera, trained many journalists and poets in South Africa. I wish you had had the opportunity to meet him; whenever he speaks, he teaches. ❤️

[@isiomaamma9869]

Its nice talking to them and off course we are family, this first plant we have in the Caribbean as well but i forgot the name ,Also Primary school is Elementary and Secondary school is High school, same in the Caribbean i hope in the future they get the change that they wanted

[@vat81]

Her dad is a real one.

[@livingsimply68]

Such beautiful stories and truths we've never heard before..thank you for sharing this and thanks to your guests. Nkosi sikelela iAfrica 🙏🏼

[@jaiyaalexandra144]

I'm in awe because this video opened my eyes to so many things, yes they have their issues but it allowed me to see the humanity in these communities. I would never have thought of walking around here and I lived like 30 mins away from this community. Ayla(sorry for spelling) is going to be such a wonderful adult because she will have such a wide perspective, travelling does that.

[@mykii069]

thank you guys! it is good to know more about my country of birth... and snowy is such a blessing

[@lindseyfortein8894]

Such a amazing video .being a South African myself I learnt so much.

[@jaiyaalexandra144]

I grew up in Discovery, I went to school with kids from Westbury. I was definitely afraid of that place but then again I was afraid of Soweto. Things are so different now through my adult eyes and I'm a Black woman. 😂

[@TyroneBlackman7]

Great video Nomads! Looking forward to your feedback on Westbury.

[@Ellenbaba]

I drove around these places .few years ago thank's Snowy

[@ToxxicMafia]

Rest In Peace Dr Don Mattera. He died earlier today and is being burried tonight. I did not know about him until i watched this video few months ago. 🙏🏿

[@mbusosiera1648]

This is what every person visiting South Africa must do! Get the local natives to tell our stories and the current social ills!

[@oompie8870]

Thank you for this lecture

[@louislark9189]

Immensely informative!

[@ignitespark9293]

Y’all getting close to the real SA

[@mhlave2440]

Be the change you want to see. I have not been to this place in almost thirty years 🤔

[@ronaldcuieii4775]

Hi guys!! Very nice. That young lady bless her heart. Yeah when it comes time to dealing with white people I laugh at them. Especially when walking past their little sun tanning salons. Very very nice guys. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!

[@donred1693]

I get what our sister is saying. The socio-economic system of apartheid was establish to keep all other groups apart and on a subservient level to Whites/Europeans....Asians and Coloureds were placed on a higher level academically, socially and economically than those classified as majority Black or Bantu. This would ensure that Whites were always at the top, and most Blacks stayed at the bottom of this socio- economical system of setting up Black Africans for self destruction and affording those that were Asian or Colored better chance at survival and progress if they stayed with and did not challenge the system. The whole system was build on slowly depopulating the Black Majority. Probably they were hoping that the Black population of South Africa would have significant subsided by 2050 or 2095 and Asians and Coloured would have become a majority over the Blacks leaving Whites feeling less fearful of karma

[@Kikongolessons]

Thanks for this video !

[@blossomingglobe1374]

Zambia is toooooooooo too fun. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 So welcoming like FAMILY.

[@julirose5078]

🤔🤔🤔

[@julirose5078]

What are u talking about. That is not Zambia mate!!

[@TheIrieman15]

I is a bit confusing. They are in Zambia but this was filmed weeks ago whilst in SA

[@blossomingglobe1374]

@@TheIrieman15 thank you.

[@chialuchia1745]

Interesting. A padestrian court should be created in the Squatter Camps so that police catch criminals going in

[@ryanbillings6008]

20:26 that’s actually my grandmothers house I’m so proud to be from westbury🤟🏾 just not the crime and etc

[@Unmad]

Peace and love to Westbury

[@gotellthatfoxapologetics]

Ms Materra is good!

[@mkdempisi]

If she was sent to boarding school at grade 5 in 1976 then how old is she

[@mhlave2440]

Standard 5 is grade 7. So she would have been around 13 years old at the time she went to boarding school.

[@conquestmedia2490]

Mzansi FoSho

[@malusidavidmaphumulo25]

Good morning my family which country are now? God bless

[@ayandankethe1674]

This is South Africa, I'm confused now... I thought you left SA to Zambia 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ hope you will come back to my home city Durban 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@ayobampilo5762]

they record this while there were still in SA

[@mabhubesintombela7600]

This is one of the dark chapter of our history, racial division, dividing communities. Colored communities must come out of this shell and not live in the past, this thing of calling yourself a 'colored' you are basically reinforcing the racial division. My wife father is white, and she loathes to be called a 'colored' and she is really light skinned. The unfortunate thing is that some of the so called 'coloreds' are still dwelling on this principle that the lighter skinned you are, you will be favored in every position of power, and hence they will not marry Africans, and they will rather remain in abject poverty than to have an intimate relationship with an a Black African. Its a pandemic. They still in this racial hierarchy theory, a belief that they are racially superior to Black Africans, its deeply embedded within their minds, its a psychological remnants of apartheid. They are still not free.

[@Ndondakusuka]

and they are still favored in job positions in SA

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

Wow

[@claudettegroep7690]

Coloured is a culture. Popular believe is that we do not have any, but we do. Some prefer to be referred to as brown, mix and even African Creole. Growing up as a child we lived and mixed with almost all the different races except whites. Not all of us see our skin colour as being superior.

[@mikescythian5729]

The person who wrote this message is himself confused. He has no idea of what being coloured is. We don't and have never shared the same culture or languages of black South Africans and like everywhere on planet Earth, people prefer to live and stay amongst their own people with whom they can identify with. The coloured identify has been in existence in the Cape long before SA came into existence in 1910 with the Union of SA. And we were the first and most oppressed group of people in SA due to slavery that was in existence for over 100 years. Many black Africans in SA need to educate themselves about the true history of this country and its people before sending misleading information about a culture they know nothing of.

[@lindywinthrop8260]

So how did Coloreds come into existence? They are Black and other? Then how did you not share language or culture if you came from Black South Africans?You are a part of them or did I get it wrong?.

[@azaniabantu]

Westbury is not soweto

[@antoikirs6277]

Westbury is very dirty place people are not looking after the area