“South Africa Will Have a White President in 2024” Andile Mngxitama on Ramaphosa, EFF, Julius Malema

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Andile Mngxitama the leader of Black First Land First Political Party. He is a former member of Parliament representing the Economic Freedom Fighters. We Speak to Andile about:
00:00:00 Operation Dudula
00:20:00 Land Expropriation
00:25:00 Cyril Ramaphosa & ANC
00:45:00 Defeating Capitalism in our Lifetime
00:57:00 Losing Media Jobs
01:04:00 Julius Malema & EFF
01:22:00 BLF, Guptas, Bushiri & More
#AndileMgxitama #JuliusMalema #CyrilRamaphosa

[@jacquesbruwer7869]

Never heard so much nonsense. Stop worrying about white people and get on with helping yourself.Amazing how foreigners create businesses.

[@mcebisi6079]

How can we not worry about people who have our land which we should be using ourselves as the original owners🤷🏾‍♂️ Bring back our land and you’ll see us not ever worrying about white people.

[@carboomtv1479]

@@mcebisi6079 , the only people who can claim to be the original people and owners of the lands of South Africa are the Khoisan...all the rest of us our migrants..That's the god damn truth.

[@mcebisi6079]

@@carboomtv1479That’s why me as a Khoisan, i want white people out of South Africa and all blacks should remain here whether Zulu or Xhosa because they are my brothers and sisters.

[@carboomtv1479]

@@mcebisi6079 , well. this will blow your mind...DNA tests on Afrikaans people, reveal the vast majority have Khoisan DNA..Xhosa have Khoisan DNA but not Zulu...So with your thinking, Afrikaans are native to South Africa while Zulu are foreigners

[@agrid2608]

@@carboomtv1479 lol the only reason your comment would blow anyone's mind is because it's complete nonsense. The Zulu in fact have hunter-gather blood, along with agro-pastoralist, as do Sotho-Tswana as do obviously Xhosa. The white Afrikaner community has people with TRACE elements of African, not any defining stock. Around 1%, as well as similar trace noise of Asian (South & East Asian).

[@ngakeelias969]

Nkululeko you are becoming the greatest podcaster in our lifetime. I love the growth my brother

[@thatoditsele9192]

Don’t push it

[@zukozuko9690]

I strongly agree with you. Nkululeko is good kwi podcast but Hai xa eno Junior. He is a big playful n instigative for Junior to analyze soccer in a bias manner. However he is really good.

[@saimaiita2019]

I'm from Namibia 🇳🇦 I respect Adile, and Nkluleko for awakening our mind, and the spirit of Ubuntu, we are one thing as black, we must protect our rights and reclaim our power of economy back,otherwise we will be slaved again by the white Supremacy.

[@johnmolefe3380]

Ive been following Andile closely. I must say that he has ignited hope in the few minds across the country. His created a layer that will one day make change small or great. He is very concise and precise on his stance against the injustice in this country and Africa at large. Thomas, Adi Amin and the greats alike have left fire in him and us whom believe in revolutionary rooted ideas. The podcast was great and Nkululeko my bratha you on point. Sharp and thought provoking questions loved every second of the interview. Keep up the good work. All the way from RandWest City. Peace and Love

[@nozibelenomdebevana4210]

Oh! You have said it all.

[@awherbst1]

@@nozibelenomdebevana4210 If you think Idi Amin (one of the worst African dictators) was a great person you should check your head. But then again..you are African. There is a reason why Africa is in the state it is in...the reason is...YOU

[@sisonke_q3439]

As person born in early 2000s and on a journey of black consciousness. This interview was very thought provoking, I learnt a lot.

[@afurakashomara3409]

I have never seen such a high level conversation of this magnitude in South Africa, I now have great respect for Andile.

[@groblersteyn3133]

Wise sounding words meaning nothing..i am proud too be a white man ..being so strong and mighty controling the minds and actions off millions off black people

[@mbusodenese9331]

I never realized how intelligent and well-spoken Nkululeko My Brother is. He is a Genius. Great interview as expected, and thanks to Mr. Mngxi for being a great guest.

[@thanditemba4783]

Andile Mxhithana and Julius Malema are the only leaders left

[@annanudniduck]

@@thanditemba4783 Andile over Julius any day. I would vote for BLF if I were a black person in SA.

[@Kozmiknomadiko]

Andile Mxgitama is the greatest leader in South Africa today. He is so consistent and so sharp with his rhetoric. I am a student of Mxgitama ALL THE WAY !! 💯💯

[@sachuaboo4518]

2DB

[@annanudniduck]

He really is great. Clear ideology.

[@zamongobese]

this interview has changed the way I view Andile. This guy is a genius.

[@zamongobese]

but he losses me on Zuma and the Guptas

[@azikiwez126]

Genius ?

[@ditsiemnisi2285]

Another gem from you Nkululeko. Bravo for the stupendous work and of course to Andile. Love how he articulates himself and simplifies matters to bite sized digestible chunks. I am also in agreement with your assertion regarding power. There has never been a time in the history of manking where power was ever given. It's always taken. It makes one wonder how Mandela and his ilk were so conveniently blindsided, outthought, outplanned, outwitted and outnegotiated into falling into falling for the Codesa ruse. Lastly, I love the fact that there is enough time to exhaust all angles of a topic. Theres none of that breaking for a commercial break, rudely interrupting your guests or cutting the conversation prematurely because you had ran out of time.

[@sizamajola2267]

If I were to rate this interview, I would give it a 10/10. Very well informed and well meaning host & interviewer and an above exceptional social movement leader of our age in the form of leader Andile ✊🏾. Seeing the improvement (in health) that you since gained from your previous podcast interview, I give thanks to God Almighty for your upward trajectory in this regard. Indeed, your efforts were not, are not and will not be in vain in fighting for the true and real emancipation of the black child. Those who understand what the real warfare is all about, are with my leader. Continue to fight the good fight leader ✊🏾.

[@lesleylebepe8384]

I love you Andile. Township economy was destroyed by the malls which very difficult to compete in their space. I hope him and Julius will mend things to fight the system. We need his ideas in African parliament

[@craigwhite1974]

How can “malls “ destroy township economy when the shops in malls have to pay minimum wages , pay tax , pay vat , pay exorbitant rentals , hence charging more than double for their goods to make small percentage profits ….. township economy can onky be killed by THe people preferring and choosing to shop in malls ….. not the malls themselves as they are inanimate objects … it a people who make the choice where to shop

[@lesleylebepe8384]

@@craigwhite1974 I meant township businesses not economy. Thanks for heads up Craig.

[@noloyisonopanjwa883]

In other words he says there should be no Malls. Where does he come from ? These Malls have created more jobs compared to a supermarket that is in the township which employs 3-4 people.

[@Seshman1981]

Nkululeko Sir, I like your way of interviewing , it's so descent , I wish this podcast goes far and become one of the greatest, you are so professional in questioning a guest, Andile is so profound is his views , very eye opening.

[@sabelwesihlengcobo1215]

What a platform. I bow

[@marumokitime3771]

After watching this conversation between Nkululeko and Andile, I came to realize that currently we have Andile and Julius as leaders who are pushing the black agenda hence the vilification and attacks directed towards them by WMC. Thanks Nkululeko for this segment.

[@thaboshikwambane]

Julius will sell black people for a Gucci belt. I assure you. Soo many inconsistencies with that man. He’s brilliant and talented but he is not a leader. Julius went from saying that he’d die for Zuma on National TV to marching with white people to move Zuma out of office, thus leading SA to Mr Cupcake, Cyril Matress Ramaphosa.

[@marumokitime3771]

@@thaboshikwambane ANC, COSATU, SACP, ANC WOMANS LEAGUE and ANC YOUTH LAEGUE sang from the same hymn book protcting Zuma. Jacob Zuma was removed by the ANC and not by the EFF. Your comment is shifting the blame from ANC to Malema and EFF. The best footwork the ANC has mastered in the past decade was to loot and collapse VBS and remove Zuma and convince the public that it's the EFF's fault.

[@thaboshikwambane]

@@marumokitime3771 Malema was marching there hand-in-hand with DA for Zuma to leave office in 2016.

[@marumokitime3771]

@@thaboshikwambane ANC removed JZ it's a fact.

[@thaboshikwambane]

@@marumokitime3771 Nobody’s disputing that. We’re questioning how devoted Malema is to the black agenda. He scored an own goal because he contributed greatly towards Zuma being removed as President. He abused his large following and his powerful voice to hurt black people. Zuma was building black power. Promoting black people everywhere, giving deals to black people and establishing beneficial deals like BRICS. Zuma being removed as President brought on Ramaphosa who’s one of the biggest traitors of black people in history. Malema contributed to bringing Ramaphosa.

[@mxolisakwe4222]

I didn't know I could tune on you for 2hrs. I like Andile's ideas and fact that he understands that he's just putting a layer for the next generation not these leaders that wants to see change now and then loot for themselves. Please bring Andile back he's fully covered.

[@sanelemchunu3364]

Andile Mngxithama is a great eye 👁 opener✨🙌🏾🙌🏾 he unlocks the blacks minds to the greater extent🤞🏾

[@factandtruth1022]

Stupid

[@ZomziWeAfrika]

But it’s still to unlock them they don’t know they got the key

[@thato596]

Andile is a very wise man. Thank you nkululeko for bringing him on the show. Batho ba jwalo ka Andile are voices of the people out.

[@dontseki6730]

Grootman you are well informed.The way you speak and navigate through different topics thoroughly 👌💯👏👏👏👏I enjoy listening to you You are my lucky star.... Ungshaya ngaphakhathi

[@nkosimncwabe4046]

I voted BFLF and don’t regret my vote to this day

[@siyandadywili1431]

Great conversation Nkululeko my brother I must say. Your research/level of grasp into politics is commendable. Andile never misses an opportunity, always on point.

[@giftmtshali2046]

Brilliant interview, thank you Nkululeko my brother for bringing such a fearless leader 🙌🏿

[@ignetiusrapelwana2208]

Great interview. One for future generations for sure!

[@luthandotyler8714]

Beautiful man.... I could listen to u guys for days... Please invite him again...

[@luzukokaleni1988]

Thank you for the fruitful insight and for bringing back leadership mngxitama!!!!

[@vuyomjijelwa6647]

NKULULEKO PLEASE INVITE PROF LWAZI LUSHABA. WE ARE HUNGRY FOR HIS WISDOM... PLEASE PLEASE

[@ignetiusrapelwana2208]

Great to see Andile looking good and healthy again. Hoping to see more of you on such platforms, hopefully a part 2 on this platform. We still need Comrade Andile immensely, he reminds of Colonel Gaddaffi! Great one Nkuluks!!

[@smoothkay2724]

this man is,if not the last,the closest we will ever come to a real African revolution,this man is the truth,the light we need,let us not sacrifice him through ignorance but rather heed his message and do what needs to be done ..if we play our part right,he could be president in 2024,its up to us,not the forces trying to silence him but us the forces on the ground,we have the manpower already,i beg,hear my plea batho ba rena!

[@nguse_fola6639]

South African needs to hear what you guys are discussing. Oh wooooow. Thank you.

[@sabelwesihlengcobo1215]

Nkululeko My Brother. What you are applying your brilliant mind, your warm heart and soothing aura to, is really inspirational. May you keep on keeping on. And may you prosper in leaps and bounds in all you that your heart is invested in. Thank you for giving me this exposure to Mgxithama.

[@sabelwesihlengcobo1215]

Thank you also for introducing me to Dr. Francis Chris Wilson

[@Livhebe]

Nkululeko my brother you are a great mind. You a great host/interviewer 🙌 I see how you really love u andiLe, I myself have learned to give this gentleman an ear, I think he came back calmer and more assertive now, an intellectual he is!!

[@031Smack]

Nkululeko was on point this whole interview and I hoped he'd bring up the less highlighted danger that is white genetic survival and he did and Mr Mngxitama answered in the most dignified way that he could to a topic that deserves nothing more than absolute disdain which is admirable from him. Very informative and goodluck on this journey you decided to embark on Nku. Prayers always to Mr Mngxitama.

[@nandiphanonkwelo9732]

Thanks Mankuli for bring Andile Mngxitama. Enjoyed the interview and ndiyavuya uAndile sephilile ongcono healthwise. Welcome back Andile, we missed you.

[@PCWP]

Can we please bring Andile back before the conference

[@junctionbreeze942]

Thank my brother nkululeko. Keep up a good work. What an educative interview, you are asking relevant questions

[@elleanormoshoette640]

Good to see you back Andile... You understand our problems to the core.. Lets re-group and re-build and re-educate and realign.

[@oscarmakgaka4840]

Most useless politicians I never seen in decades

[@Mqondisi101]

Sober conversation,enjoyed and it is now that I really heard the blf story....thanks Nkululeko

[@Masela_Medias]

We might disagree on some topics but brother nothing makes me more happy than seeing you in good health. Your ancestors are really with you.

[@babakamgoqozi6369]

Andile Mgxitama is a gem🙌🔥🔥

[@ritonhlalala5811]

This was really great, I always deliberately misunderstood Andile😝 not after this.

[@thaboshikwambane]

There’s no other Andile Mngxitama. Our living Biko ✊🏽

[@bonganipendros]

Mfethu

[@annanudniduck]

I agree, he is in his own league in current day SA. He has inspired me to read Biko. Are you on Twitter?

[@akanibaone7082]

We can never lose hope in freeing our people, hence we have leaders like Andile to motivate us. Please don't stop fighting for our land, so we too cannot stop. TMH and the ancestors continue to guide you, protect you, and give you divine wisdom and favour always.

[@qalas7327]

Great to see Andile back to life !!

[@hlonni_chelsea6711]

I will listen to Andile regardless of the platform he is at.

[@enesane1085]

Great show, please do a part 2 with this great revolutionary.

[@pulanelitabe7562]

Andile is our Biko today i love everything that he stands for, i pray for Long life for him GOD protect him for US..🙏

[@vukosimabunda6353]

Podcasting is really changing politics 👍hope the people are listening.

[@jacksonsimango3653]

This interview was super 10/10. One love from Mozambique.

[@GrumpyTinashe]

Iwe

[@nattypthegeneral2450]

Powerful words my brother, Fighting for Jobs instead of demanding all that is belonging to us, Fighting for Jobs is just like fighting for crumbs and against each other, We must fight for the whole cake, not for crumbs, They're killing us, We're killing each other, will we ever learn who we should be fighting? We must fight the people that or standing on our necks and not our brothers, We need you'll to joined the fight, Victory is for us to achieve, But it can only come if we want to be free and be in charge of our own future that we cannot be dictated to, Strong up King

[@velikubheka5952]

We don't start at the apex of the mountain but from the foot of it to ascend the mountain don't tell us about the whites or capitalism when you yourselves form the hindrance for us by agreeing that countries that obtained freedom long before us must destroy what they have and jump to another country and snatch from the mouth of the local nationals who just obtained freedom recently any resources that can help the local nationals to develop themselves. Put your house in order first before you can advocate for African unity.

[@amstronggwebu]

Such a brilliant interviewer✊ very knowledgeable guest..big up my brothers

[@MondekaziNtshele]

Molweni KwaNtu! Thank you for this beautiful episode. We absolutely need more production ephondweni, uZikhona unyanisile she is not doing uGqeberha the empire for herself. Siyabulela, masiqhube nayo discourse regarding oobhuti bethu, no sisi bethu. Camagu Mzontsundu🙏

[@gxobinjasambemntungwa9694]

Thanks Nkululeko for bringing Mgxitama he just made alot of sense,our people must be mindful of getting rejected by the whole African continent and that's dangerous,I remember at some time in 2016 countries like Zambia, Nigeria and Madagascar refused to play Bafana bafana and that's dangerous yes we need to address the issue of immigration in an orderly manner not this thing of burning people stalls ukuyibangela amabhadi like what they did in Yeovil that's very bad

[@floopyisdead9578]

Shout out to Andile and the interviewer!!! What an open minded discussion

[@teddymsweli9988]

Happy to see Andile, This guy loves black people

[@nonnielifestyle6849]

How?

[@thaboshikwambane]

Sadly he’s one of the few hey. One of the few

[@sebonengs4443]

i absolutely love the exchange between these two.

[@calvinmagatikele7069]

No matter how much we can cry an say whatever about Cyril, that won’t resolve the issues we have within SA! The Colonist system is here to stay with us for as long as we support it!

[@ayaground]

And our leaders do not have the balls to grab the bull by the horns...

[@ayubarosalia9362]

Let Malema deal with them! Give him the change!

[@Enoch940]

Zimbabwe showed us in a very intelligent way how to uncolonise a country.

[@rockrabbit253]

@@Enoch940 Yes , and then millions of their people left the country. Intelligent indeed.

[@noloyisonopanjwa883]

@@Enoch940 Then why do they leave their country if they are that much intelligent?

[@lettuceandtomatoes4065]

Such a sober conversation

[@blackpoweramandla5671]

Good to see Andile in good health.

[@khalibanda2793]

Thanks my brother Andile SIR great in interview and good answer

[@sibusisosiyabongandaba698]

Thank you Nkululeko, that is why i'm a great fan of this channel. Keep it up with the great show.

[@kenny_rayy]

I like your versatility on current happenings, you're on top of every trending topic unlike other podcasters

[@freddiebantu6032]

God bless Andile his analysis is spot on we Africans have no leaders at the moment.

[@nguse_fola6639]

Wooooow this my first video on this channel and I am sold. Looking forward for informative videos. Good job Nkululeko.

[@thandugonose9769]

Thank you Nkulukeko for this talk. Ndiyathanda ukumamela uAndile.

[@THAKHANIJOHN]

I'm happy to see him.

[@prnkrtq]

The best interview so far.🙏🏿

[@majimbowerujimbo7036]

Andile has really matured. He is very impressive.

[@thandolwethudlanga9289]

Good work and analysis m-Afrika Mngxitama. Kuwe Nkululeko, uyibambe ipholele ezandleni.... #PontDePolitique

[@sibusiso]

We can all agree that Africans are gifted orators. Excelent speakers and the online is the pergect place for that.

[@siphosethurunqu6438]

Nkululeko you are good at what you do, I salute you my brother. Andile is a special one thank you Qamata for keeping this guy safe after he was in Hospital. You cant keep the good man down. One day I will love to have tea meeting with you one day for umrhabulo.

[@koosdoos1878]

YES and we cannot wait!!

[@buhlobospeelman5576]

Damn this guy knows his stuff especially when addressing a matter with a historical review so that you can see the current and future capabilities of what we are doing now and how it started before so that you understand your actions.

[@glendaloebell3664]

Nkululeko you are a legend for bringing bra aija.

[@heathermbambeni529]

Andile trying to look like Steve Biko with that hair 🤣🤣🤣ngase ndimchebe...best love Mngxithama❤️

[@cryptoquantum3]

Nkululeko, you are fast becoming the goto podcast ... keep this on brother

[@rabutheape5651]

Thank you for brother. Much appreciated

[@lullo9852]

Fan of your work Nkululeko🙌🏾🙏🏾

[@abelmotshegwa1102]

For the first time Mr Andile is making sense.

[@lehlohonolowa-makhakhe8798]

Great interview. Thanks for this!

[@maphulashamaphoto7684]

It's now that I am aware of your blog really love it, good content

[@lwandiledinda1556]

Krelekrele ke u Nkululeko My brother loo, very informed and and eloquent and askjng the right question and giving the right context or basisbof the question of you

[@_mzilikazii]

Thanks for bringing the background back

[@mali-cn6cj]

But I feel Nhlanhla Lux does not hate foreigners he is encouraging the enforcement of legal processes in South Africa. His memorandum highlights several realistic issues that need to be acknowledged such as foreign nationals also need to comply with SA immigration laws. Because if we incorporate data sciences not just theoretical frameworks of black consciousness we can easily analyze our biggest problem is that foreign nationals dominate employment in the informal sector and about 60% of suspects arrested for violent crimes are illegal immigrants. It is sad to label Operation Dudula as a Xenophobic movement. Because I support them and if Nhlanhla Lux coordinates to compete in the elections it will be my first time registering myself for an electorate meeting and entering into a voting station.

[@mohaumokhethi8625]

His association with the Rupert family is just as alarming as your president being in bed with WMC.

[@mduduzimbonxa2135]

The likes of you fight for crumps not hectors of land to own malls for example or hardwares but you fight to be a low paying job with a degree,Nhlanhla Lux is a toy soldier,a vigilante,a thug and a rubbish that promotes black hate,he protected white owned malls last July that have destroyed black shops in townships yet he preaches for the destruction of small owned African spazas,what a shame to be a Black South African,they only excel in toytoying,burning schools,clinics but not seeking to own mines and of excel in amapiano.

[@thesitdownwithnhlanhlasech1520]

Let's give credit where it's due, what Andile is raising is similar to what JJ Tabane has highlighted, Nhlanhla Lux's approach to the issue needs to be calibrated. Trace the root of unemployment and challenge that, also ownership is what should be on the Black Agenda, then followed by a high work ethic. Once those are aligned we will win as South Africans, in Africa.

[@thabangtladi8057]

@@mohaumokhethi8625 yuo dont want Lux to associate with Rupert family but you have no problem about white ppl living in SA🙄YOU WANT YOUR KIDS TO ATTEND WHITE SCHOOLS AND NOT LUX TO ASSOCIATE WITH WHITES😂🤣

[@mthokozisilanga4497]

Nhlanhla Lux is misunderstood and painted bad. If calling for law to be upheld in our borders as well as in business and employment is xenophobic, then can we be correct to call all 53 African states who uphold the laws on immigration as well as business and employment? Which countries in Africa allowes illegal i mmigrant because they are Africans? All these African states keep African refugees in refugee camps and that is not what we are calling for. If we do not allow for a driver without license why do we allow people without passports, who are not even refugees to access the county? Why do we demand that South Africans use documents, correct documemts to enter and exit the country and then privilaged illegal immigrants? If a Sowetan or a South African who commits a crime, such as human trafficking etc is arrested by citizens, why are the Dr JJ Tabanes, the Mngxis and Malemas do not complain that we arresting a black man, who is for ed to do these things due to poverty and the oppression he is experienced under the colonial domination;there are whites who are committing the same crime and even worse, whose monopoly of the economy has enabled this person to commit this crime. This is cherry picking, no honesty at all.

[@shun9862]

Salute Bra Nkululeko This episode made me sub🤟

[@ditsiemnisi2285]

Heita Daar Nkululeko I finally managed to watch the entire Andile conversation. Overall, a very captivating conversation. Such an enlightening watch to get to hear the man speak on his convictions, instead of the boogeyman caricature that's peddled by our bias media. I felt he got tripped up by the Zuma, Guptas and Bushiri links question and he put on a typical South African politician's persona when responding to this where he resorted to using a lot of words with little meaning. My feeling is that there is a certain truth that the three issues played a part in eroding BLF's voter support base. The best Andile could have done was to concede to this shortcoming and own it. I don't know why SA politicians dread looking human? Mistakes and good/bad choices are there to be made my people. This culture of theirs where they present this "can't do no wrong" persona is foolish. Nevertheless, great podcast.

[@thaboshikwambane]

I feel that he answered it well. Nkululeko put pressure on him lol but he managed it well. “Stand for something or fall for anything” and ideological consistency is critically important for a movement, especially one as young as the BLF. The Bushiri one is a strange one but I understand him protecting Zuma.

[@thobanimsomi2319]

Andile is one of the most consistant person in this world

[@thaboshikwambane]

He’s ideologically sound. I respect that greatly and he’s transmitting it into the BLF brand

[@bman_Sethu]

Nkululeko such a skillful interviewer, ANDILE he has good Ideas

[@greatthemba]

This interview is the most layed, powerful stuff. Churches must contribute to the revolution.

[@azaniansounds]

Beautiful one my brother... Thanks for his

[@courtneytsole177]

I've come to realize that all PODCASTS are captured 🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿

[@sibusiso]

Only by cameras bro

[@kazygardens9862]

Sweet and refreshing. One of the kind son of the soil. Keep the fire burning

[@mothusikaleina8658]

I just know this is going to be a banger!

[@velelambeuralukakevideos372]

Please Nkulileko, can you also invite Julius Malema too ? Please invite CIC to your studio please

[@spksiba2993]

Access to markets is the final boss. You can do a lot, but you can't force people to do business with you.

[@nozibelenomdebevana4210]

Thank you Nkululeko for this conversation. I wish I can talk to President Mngxithama or talk to you so that you can convey my message to him.

[@lemonsimons786]

I like how u question...it shows that u have a deep insight in politics

[@martinnhlapho8694]

The Most Woke Black Man in the house✊🏿

[@user-of9of]

most useless black Man in South Africa. No one takes Him seriously.

[@bradleypenrith]

Go woke get broke.

[@vuyolomzinjongi9694]

Andile is one of the leaders that I look up to he is my leader , Nkululeko can I ask you to ask Andile to share this EFF policy that has Sankara Oath, it is not the first time he made this statement and I have never seen this document within the EFF.

[@zimzansiradio]

Profound!!!! Exceptional conversation

[@sakhilemtshali7555]

Andile is clear. the man is just leadership

[@muzitsabedze6248]

Thanx God you have fully recovered🙏🙏🙏

[@mthokozisilanga4497]

Nku, first of all thank you for making us talk in a uncensored platform. There are three problems amongst many that I want to highlight on the thinking of Mgxi: One: Straw man, a pretense to have refuted the argument where as the subject of the argument was neither addressed nor refuted- We hate foreigners and we turn on black people. The argument is easily side stepped when you appeal to colour or to replacing the word illegal immigrant with the word foreigner. The Put South Africa First and Operation Dudula is addressing the illegal part on the word foreigner not foreigners per se. Then there is the problem of the law with legal foreigners, not refugees, but foreigners. Them getting preferance whent it comes to employment. Thus laws are flaunted, such as scarce skills, which are implemented all over Africa. To say we should allow illegal immigration because we all Africans and we cannot arrest illegal immigrants because they are black, can we say the same thing about an illegal driver who lives in the township, or a thief in Soweto who steals at the Maponya Mall? Can we say that, no he is starving and we know that this system was engineered by the settler colonial apartheid system, therefore let him go with the loot, this is what we are really saying or we are just making a speacial pleading to the breaking of the law by entering a country illegal and thus exploiting our scarce resources illegal? Which country in all the 54 states of Africa are implementing this kind of thinking other than the Mandela management country? Why are we not calling Zimbabwe, Zambia, Kenya, Nigeria,Malawi,Egypt,Tanzania, Namibia, Botswana,Ethiopian etc as xenphobic Africans countries for deporting illegal African immigrants as well as placing African refugees in Refugee camps? Most Zimbabweans I have discussed with, do not even know of that Tongogara Refugee Camps that was established in 1984 exist in Zimbabwe. It was built when I was in exile and it still exist. Just before Covid in Mbare(a slum in Harare),there was a clash between locals and DRC refugees for scarse resources and the Zimbabweans demanded that the DRC refugees be sent to Tongogara Camp and the govt just did that. www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiJppuo4cT4AhUO-TgGHVjGBNgQFnoECAkQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.trtworld.com%2Fmagazine%2Fwhy-do-zimbabweans-vent-anger-on-refugees-and-foreigners-23715&usg=AOvVaw1v83x5XTdQt7KdLQSn3IzR

[@noloyisonopanjwa883]

Let them talk just for entertainment 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@GrumpyTinashe]

Slight correction. Tongogara wasn't built by Zimbabwe government. It's a Unified Nations refugee initiative. They fund it from day one to this day But I see your wider point in general. Immigration into any country has to be controlled. Facts