Prof Joe Diescho

Keynote address Saapam 19th Annual Conference

[@sebbsmccarthy]

This man read alot of books, he have a lot of wisdom Our nation is blessed to have him... Kavango's very own 💓🕺

[@dayoskillz2395]

I am Nigerian but this man was spitting fire 🔥 🔥 . Africa Wake Up

[@alfeusundumbu8128]

That's our Prof.... Son of the soil...all the way from the Mighty Kavango

[@amukenamosescrespo3749]

If the Namibian room of leadership were dominated by smart leaders, Prof Diescho could had been once a president of the republic of Namibia. It's erroneous, cynical and dump to deprive an eyed man in the land of the blind to lead a country in a secure future that will be soothing for the future generation. You seldom get the kind like him, he's so well mentally equipped than all our leaders that had once run Namibia.

[@katsweets9276]

I concur.

[@mrkatse]

"You have a Rolex but you are always late" - Bars!

[@aintnomountaun]

My dear old friend from TC whose mind and ability to lecture with wisdom is awe inspiring still! E

[@philanimavuso3392]

An African boabab, A fountain of knowledge🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@KhomtatiteAwaseb11]

One can listen to Prof Diescho the entire day. Very knowledgeable.

[@nkosinathirichman3398]

I have been listening to his speeches I am most definitely getting his books

[@amukenamosescrespo3749]

I'm that one person instead brother.

[@lawrencetusimomuhangi4558]

This man is knowledgeable in relating situations.

[@lawrencetusimomuhangi4558]

Four years ago, this discussion is still very interesting

[@okochanyambe1944]

True son of the soil got me glued to the phone.. very powerful

[@ndakalakoamulungu8517]

Now I understand why the Namibian elites are threatened by this guy.

[@krischris6165]

His our walking library, so formative & engaging.

[@mphorejakong4652]

He seems to be a foolish nan

[@duduzilembanolwa1664]

Speaks simple logic. We just seem to like complications

[@dintwemohutsioa6299]

yep library of doom and foolishness mixed with inferiority

[@sthebo27]

The content I signed up for, this is knowledge in abundance 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@thobekiletwala9824]

Wow Prof my former boss. So good to hear your voice. Long time. I wish I could work with you again. He was such an inspiration and kind hearted. May God bless you

[@amukenamosescrespo3749]

May God send him many blessings instead.

[@aintnomountaun]

My old colleague in NYC and I agree with you, he is a force of powerful change and a wonderful man.

[@thandananiumlaw3428]

Powerful and I watched it till the end and I can say that his self diagnosis at how we suffer from inferiority complex, is spot on. Yes we can be frank and be candid and I am not in denial of how we turn some things into shit but there's still a lot of contribution made by Africans to the civilised world that he could have mentioned so that we move from one building block to another. From his wealth of knowledge he could have inspired instead of leaving black folks with this deep feeling of despondency

[@siyeswonderfulworld]

I really agree with this. It’s one thing to say Africans are not innovative but you should also acknowledge the reasons why Africans and the global south lag behind when it comes to development. You can just say this is how things are without going deeper as to why things are the way that they are. He did what white folks do when talking about Africa, talk about it like its an us problem and neglecting years of history that has left Africa disenfranchised. He really did have an opportunity to inspire but he got there and trashed Africans and praised the so called west.

[@ntsikashembe4773]

I'm not very impressed either. There are plenty of brilliant inventions created by Africans and patented by Europeans. Look at Spain before the moor(Africans) moved in. I won't say more but this guy should be taken with a pinch of salt. Haibo

[@norahappolus8994]

I agree 👍

[@Dr.mfundokhoza]

Words of wisdom, speaking around the fire indeed.

[@MonamaTV]

"We brought the habit of arquiring wealth overnight, but not habit of keeping wealth overtime...."

[@siyabongamatroos5470]

We managed our wealth way much better before the infiltration of pale people. They then came forced their ways of living upon Africans yes there are trials and tribulation as we trying to adapt to the foreign systems. We are more than capable to rule ourselves With no need from pale people no nation is perfect

[@MonamaTV]

@@siyabongamatroos5470 I fully agree with you.

[@dintwemohutsioa6299]

its seemingly "profound" quotes like these that makes an idiot appear to be intelligent or an intellectual

[@baxtermhone3558]

And he says 'i have never seen a black pilot in my life'. Kkkkkkk this man has so much in his heard. I am happy that he stepped his in my country MALAWI, THE WARM HEART OF AFRICA

[@kaderkarbelkar5368]

Wise man of Africa. Great Insight. Many lessons to learn.

[@makoriasati4980]

A mind provoking presentation on the future of Africa. With funny, educative and entertaining episodes. Every African youth should be introduced to this video. Listening to it will make your day!

[@siphomogopudi7494]

Thank you prof for visiting us here at the University of Mpumalanga....I really learned more than a lot from you. Hence it pained me to hear that you're seeking asylum in other countries😢

[@amukenamosescrespo3749]

This makes me wanna cry. What is the best word that can define a fool that evicts his own people, simply because they are more intelligent than he is. Our African leaders are deprived of different kinds of crucial awareness

[@tsietsi5850]

My best scholar, you have brought a conclusion to my study. A firm introduction that words matter. I salute you Prof. ... please say it again, ‘where I come from, when no one is noticing , I take corners’. 🙈

[@matheushangula6072]

In Namibia we are blessed to have well educated Pro.Diescho

[@justussiwombe3724]

My source of inspiration 🙇‍♂️

[@tizianaimbastaro4452]

Namaste,my dearest Prof 🙏 Love you lots , I'm a sucker for your knowledge 💜

[@mentorman6285]

Thank you so much Prof. and the channel Thanks for bringing light to the table once again

[@neomotsugi7657]

Wow, I'm speechless 👏👏👏

[@markusmuyambo]

People why there is unlike to this video you don't understand or jealous, you need to repent jealous will not take you anywhere

[@eorgebingel6834]

The quality of the the product will remain higher even if you don't like it

[@muherasebastian4360]

Same people they don't know which one is like and which one is unlike.

[@augustinusbenaebeb3990]

Open minded 👏

[@augustinusbenaebeb3990]

No one at this planet earth will take away what is dwelling in that man's mind, whether you like it or not!!

[@AndrewKwabula]

I received a short WhatsApp video of this magnificent man. He was talking about how Africans should find their dignity. I captured a screenshot from the video and used it to reverse search the origin of the video., Now I know he is Namibia's Prof Joe Diescho. I want to learn from him.

[@aintnomountaun]

This grand man was a colleague of mine in NYC and he is such a genius. His sense of humor and wit seems to be ripening. Listen and learn. He is an agent of powerful change!

[@Mkhuleko990]

Very informative I like this guy

[@kanyongosakkaria2949]

One of our own african artist once upon a time. Sing if you stand for the truth peoples they will hate you. They hate him because he stand for the truth. May God our almighty Father be with you all the times! Our professor!

[@StephenObiero]

Africa needs a radical change and I am glad technology has to intervene to drill down the doses of discipline.

[@tfranks8141]

The African radical will not grow on trees automatically. Africa is in the grip of " the gentlemen's club". Look at the fishrot scandal in Namibia. How many African leaders has called the Namibian government out? Correct me if I am wrong. Did anyone hear anything from AU??

[@marvjey8789]

Surely he is Great 👏🏼👏🏼

[@vineasinalumbu934]

Very powerful speech

[@jeromelj1010]

He's an amazing story teller

[@vvmashaba]

"It is not IT, it is us,... Humanity"

[@lukassirume2629]

Words of wisdom

[@philkazanga]

True son of the soil

[@cuthbertchinji3676]

Watching this for the 2nd time 😢! It's sad but eye opening!

[@andremanse]

Rwanda 🇷🇼 a black government is making it

[@jonaskaimbi2324]

I love the okalongo part❤

[@revdrbentoefremteenage3229]

Genius!!!!!Thx Prof Diescho.

[@thenjiwendlovu7726]

Well articulated 👏👏👏

[@tuutalenikleophas1415]

We need you home Prof...

[@richardj.magoma7804]

Everything rises and falls on leadership.

[@efraimnanghama9904]

Creams of crop's intellectual think tanks he will definitely come home after revolutionary happens

[@thokozanid]

The content I signed up for. This lecture goes to the history books.

[@thitjodinyando3563]

Very educative.

[@lebogangmpshe1994]

Very Profound Wow Wow Wow!

[@bossbig3084]

I just feel reincarnated

[@lawrencetusimomuhangi4558]

My place Kifurugutu, nobody can pay in the absence of inspection

[@mahaliajackson3614]

When are we going to stop talk, everyone as something to say but no one has a solution, when will we get to work, it's time to work for ourselves, we have labour long enough for everyone else please can anyone hear me out here

[@mangz101]

To his defence, he did say he's illiterate

[@nolungelomakhushe6040]

Informative🙌

[@greatgombera]

it rises and falls with leadership, lesson for Zimbabwe

[@mouritureshubby524]

He mentioned important points but being negativity about Africa and Africans is not helping

[@Wilodawisp]

truth hurts. or rather certain parts that ring reality hurt. No need to sugar coat a bleeding wound that can cause a death

[@amukenamosescrespo3749]

He wasn't being negative about Africa, he was pointing out the problems Africans endure. He just say it as it is, ne doesn't disguise reality to make a wrong thing look good. If it's bad, we just have to accept it's bad and do something about it instead.

[@jabumhlanga6797]

Great mind

[@spinmate1974]

Brutal truth

[@donnelnorbert5626]

Let's use his knowledge to build this cathedral.

[@feulazoh]

All kavangos let’s gather here

[@cassismail4235]

The profesor has some valid points, but plenty of senseless examples to validate his claims. Ethiopia has the best Airlines in Africa and one of the most competitive in the world. He thinks that in Europe there is no people with rural habits? Even in America when Smartphones started people where going aroud using false ones to make it seem they have. Everywhere in the world there are people that by choise or not lives in a certain way. Black people had their own kind of way ever since. The foreigners came in and took all over. Europe and America that he talks about as an example of success, was built on free labor and resources stollen from Africa and it still, till this day. They still finance wars, cuopes, diseases and all the evil one can imagine. Yes we have our problems but part of them are from people that visited as 400 years ago and they say that they discovered as.

[@bulumkompambani8826]

You are missing the point of the lecture

[@cassismail4235]

@@bulumkompambani8826 its all clear. No point missed.

[@cassismail4235]

@@bulumkompambani8826 if you buy everthing you are told then its fine. Stick to it

[@Nghilifa]

@@bulumkompambani8826 No, he is a joke. He ran with his tail between his legs from Namibia because he couldn't handle it. Now he poses as a pseudo-intellectual trying to justify his own failures of life. You would see right through that if your critical thinking skills were more developed.

[@tjakuvavenazo2931]

Namibian Products 💯

[@Boz_Zambia]

Nice!

[@klassmersh4303]

I relate Prof with Dr Umor Johnson.

[@fredmoono7462]

intresting especially the last part

[@creedycreedy3541]

I would love to engage with this man

[@brynmuza9525]

"We are all Congolese"

[@lionelmagumbe4010]

Genetic mapping can reveal who we are

[@brynmuza9525]

@@lionelmagumbe4010 and who do you think we are?

[@lionelmagumbe4010]

@@brynmuza9525 My reply was short. I meant to say if we do genetic mapping we could actually identify our relatives in the Congo. Same goes for African Americans they could trace their roots

[@akiikikasaija9321]

Good Talk

[@eliadzy2596]

Hero

[@KHove]

Bad talk of white superimiscist

[@agnesmkhuzangwe7308]

Profound

[@matome7301]

Not impressed, the professor must not be talking around the fire. We need the script to avoid some of the incorrect and prejudicial examples provided.

[@ndumisonciki1772]

The banning of lobola in Zimbabwe led me here

[@omiblaque5213]

...are people really implementing it though?

[@Knoxman]

Lol.. I think I should research more on this topics, some sound too good to be true

[@amukenamosescrespo3749]

Lol, you should instead research his memory, because in there you'll find all the studies you're looking for, the guy is a scholarly library instead.

[@lungisanimzukulukaphakadem51]

Wisdom

[@sandrasmlambo5524]

That China part is upsetting🙁😡

[@leechimbi3047]

Intelligence

[@Nkalala]

Truth hurts

[@mvumenimzimela3590]

"The legacy of colonialism wasn't all negative" Helen Zille

[@mentorman6285]

That's a fact . . .

[@dintwemohutsioa6299]

if someone rapes your loved female family or friend and gives you the money they stole from you and never apologise, is that "not all negative"?

[@reitumetsemotsapi9732]

He's in the wrong profession, he should be a comedian 🤢 but a broken clock is right twice a day

[@noziphongema8996]

Psoriasis

[@sbongamandlamwelase7559]

This man has no intelligence at all. He has a false notion of the problems we have in afrika. I was totally unimpressed by him. Much of his knowledge comes from western concepts, hence he constantly quoted statements made by white authors.

[@lawrencetusimomuhangi4558]

You are biased just, but he speaks the truth

[@mathewkambudu3367]

Bridging the Gap.🫡