Mallence Bart Williams speaks about the situation in Sierra Leone

[@bjaudu1594]

Thank you Mallence for this eloquent, well-presented perspective to the challenges of development in Africa.

[@byrondeslandes]

Mallence I only recently caught your tedtalk 2015 video in Aug 2017 when it was sent by a friend. I want to thank you for giving such a comprehensive, poised, eloquent account of the true wealth that Africa has and how this misconception of it being so impoverished, has been propagated by seemingly well to do organisations, that (as you say), spend millions on advertising to attract donations from well meaning every day people of the world, whilst at the same time, taking much of that same money in the shadows. The wisdom and intelligence that you are showing to tackle and ultimately combat deep rooted social problems (and views) one (person) project at a time, if replicated and done by other like minded individuals with integrity maintained, could make such a difference to a great many people nearest to them. Thank you for showing that not all issues have to be left in the hands of any government to fix.

[@paulhaye]

byrondeslandes But it shld be govt that tackles these problems. Govt has the power of the purse, i.e, the power to tax its citizens. It and it alone has the power to comprehensively solve these problems - but not if through corruption that money is being siphoned off and swept across the ocean into the coffers of somebody else - and that’s the essence of the point this wonderful lady is trying to make.

[@gracesupiya5014]

We need to change the mindset of looking to government We the people have to lead the way What can I do for you my people country continent Exdous

[@diannebrown2470]

A young Winnie Mandela! May your ancestors surround and protect you at all time. I salute you!

[@nakadimenakadi5493]

be specific....African ancestors because the german ones are not pleased

[@gracesupiya5014]

Melamine won Praise Yah

[@hakimbangura8509]

Thank you Mallence, I support you all the way and your great vision, this is a battle head - on, you great woman continue to stay calm and it's only women like you can make the difference.

[@emillykimweru809]

I love the emphathy of this strong lady. I wish I can get in touch with her.

[@larrybowleg1839]

We are looking at our very first president of the United States of Africa and the Diaspora ❤️❤️❤️

[@juliusmafumbo7509]

Mallence, you are a woman of courage and we need a critical mass of like- minded Africans and the continent will change.

[@brijeshkumarsingh5084]

I heard your video 2017 ।।।really unbeliveable।। One of the best logical speech i ever heard in my life

[@Lunanilo]

What I like about Mallence is that she doesn’t only lecture, but she puts money and time on her ideas.

[@Cam4Jess]

"If you're a puppet on a string, the leadership is as good your puppet master." Oooowee! Gems!!

[@babongilesabelo7857]

I love Mallence, God bless her soul. Adverts and music should have been cut-off so we get more content of the interview.

[@jacobblessing4598]

Thank You my sister ❤❤❤

[@sisqovala2886]

I find it very disrespectful that when i talk to someone keeps pressing his phone.

[@blackabdul6588]

I feel like I should do something great but I don't know how. How can be like you Mallence

[@jacksonrouge9180]

can we get the uncut version please

[@LoveAffairsTube]

why did they block out her comment on Barrack Obama

[@mariateijmul2269]

Because she said Obama born in Africa or referenced as though he was. Which was controversial in America. Because his dad was born in Kenya but Barak Obama was born in the United States or else he could not have been a candidate to run for president much less become the president

[@SWORDOFYH55411]

@@mariateijmul2269 ....I believe what was cut out, is how he was used too further the destruction of African unity .......which goes to the puppet's,(by default), and their masters.Remember.his first act as President was against Haitain"s Pirates, on the high seas......(Message)........where as, the real threat was the rise of extremist groups, in the middle east!

[@MsShockJ]

They blocked her comments out multiple times in this video, not just on Obama.

[@danielasante8245]

JessieSimone it’s not the Ghanaian government, it’s the station not being comfortable with the truth

[@bastetmt1447]

Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 The Though provoking Mallence Bart Williams speaker with such emotions..” I think the curse is European conquest “.

[@mahdere]

Great African. We are all prod of you . Thank you

[@gracesupiya5014]

Thank you Lioness

[@ericbaraka2498]

I want to marry this lady 👩 she deserves a good man who will let her follow her ambitions

[@otumfuo3]

You can tell she's disappointed with the low mentality of this host. This lady is outstandingly African and I salute her. You must too.....

[@bastetmt1447]

“Watching this interview I totally understand what Mallence Bart Williams meant when she had said “It’s the Brain washing that as occurred for years “

[@jimmyperson694]

Brilliant woman. Very pretty. I discovered Mallence on Ted X three years ago. Each time I watch her videos. I am in awwww.

[@keithprice8923]

I would say many Black people feel the same way about these issue, and many like she said have been killed or threaten with whatever against them.

[@jeremihnjuguna4890]

Why is the video looped

[@TroBqool1365]

@6:53 its cut out? Why? When she was talking truth it stopped and skipped for a moment. Very suspicious.

[@ianyimiah]

Why was the comment about Obama cut out?

[@ebiopuengu1159]

Is this radio host pretending not to know that African leaders who dared to challenge the powers that be are taken out? Atta Mills of Ghana, zadawi of Ethiopia and the president of Zambia; I can’t remember his name now, were all taken out for daring to challenge the establishment

[@allanwastani8268]

Hey Miss Williams, thnks for making these videos, but , karma is real . Mother nature will make all these pple pay.

[@ETHIO023]

Why you had to cut-out what she said about Barac Obama at 3:26?

[@SWORDOFYH55411]

I believe what was cut out, is how he was used too further the destruction of African unity .......which goes to the puppet's,(by default), and their masters.Remember.his first act as President was against Haitain"s Pirates, on the high seas......(Message)........where as, the real threat was the rise of extremist groups, in the middle east!

[@Wiktorino1984]

Rich made human look Japan have no resources but people make that country rich.

[@kimayahlawrence1893]

MELES ZENAWI WAS POISON BECAUSE HE REFUSED TO CARRY OUT THE PLAN OF THE WEST.THE WEST WAS NOT BUILT BY DEMOCRACY IT WAS BUILT BY AFRICAN BLOOD AND THEIR WEALTH .DEMOCRACY HAS BUILT NOTHING AFRICAN DON,T BE FOOLED. FIRST IT WAS SLAVERY THEN IMPERIALISM NOW DEMOCRACY.

[@jeanrenetournecuillert2449]

@@kimayahlawrence1893 Fore sure the ottoman empire was a major colonial power now they seem so rich now. Reports show that France was loosing money maintaining these colonies check your facts...

[@Bogusgal]

It is too much of a generalization. Japan was not enslaved.

[@zebharbenshallom836]

We need solutions. What are the solutions, and, who should lead? I have some solutions: Black people who have each a solution(s)must find an African country that is independent that have set an example: Its citizens are well looked after, free from corruption, clean leadership with no assets in foreign countries. A country willing to accept all black and provides citizenship, to meet there to organise and galvanized; minus media coverage. Here is the start of our own creation.

[@chrisv.noire.6388]

its tempting to blame Europe or 'european conquest' but thats bullshit. And this is coming from a full blood zImababwean. The white settlers arrived in the territory they called Rhodesia in 1890 and we got our independence in 1980, in that 90 years they had total dominance they built, roads, infrastructure, sewerage systems, water systems 5 major cities and installed the means of production. In 1980 we took over under Robert Mugabe and we did great for 10 years...in 1988 Mugabe abolished the office of the Prime Minister and named himself the Executive President, thereby centralizing and concentrating all governmental power into not just one office, but into one man. We discovered significant diamond deposits, not during the white colonial era..but deep into our independence and a few black oligarchs have plundered the nation to the tune of billions. To this day gold is being illegally flown out of the country on private jets by the politically well connected. Laying all our dysfunction at the feet of colonization is bullshit. Britain was a Roman colony for 500 years. Not 90 years....and it was then that the Romans literally built London. When they left the British struggled for a bit but then got their shit together and according to the global rules of that time which was 'Empire'. Yes it was not a European thing...it was a planetary thing. From Selaisee in Ethiopia, Samori Toure, Mapungubwe in southern Africa, Tshaka and Zulu empire, the Mutapa Empire in centered in the present Great Zimbabwe, Cush, Nubia, Egypt etc...Empire was the natural order of the world including the black African Moors who ruled Europe for 250 years. Life on this planet until WW2 was not a rules based existence. Each empire did what it could to expand and take over other territory...there was a time all of Europe was under the Greek Hellenists, etc...i could go on...Africa's problem??? Its our leaders that are mortgaging our assets for personal gain. Most African nations are not democracies, but oligarchies, where a handful of hyper wealthy politicians and their kids and inner circle plunder national wealth for fuck all. WE ARE OUR OWN WORST ENEMIES. Fuck the grievance brigade that can just talk but can't start industry and employ people. Talk is cheap my German friend.

[@ntokozohlatshwayo1836]

Very intelligent lady, but this censorship on this channel is rediculars

[@LM-rk3nm]

Self serving Joan of Arc. Making a good living out of talking about Africa's plight.

[@Cam4Jess]

"The curse is European conquest." Hm

[@ndotomtaani78]

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