We Don't Own The Land As Black South Africans But We Still Need To Farm!

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[@TheRamamedia]

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[@thecommunityteacher9201]

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[@MaLiArtworks186]

Where in Africa?

[@Layla-fr7mf]

@@MaLiArtworks186 Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@patrisiandeikongholaTv]

Farming is very important everywhere . Even owning a small garden behind the house .

[@paid1nfull346]

all farms matter

[@patrisiandeikongholaTv]

@@paid1nfull346 exactly.

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

Everywhere not just in Africa? Typical African will never concentrate on Africa.... who cares what happens outside Africa, mind your own business

[@patrisiandeikongholaTv]

@@AlkebulanJahmiah how did you get offended by my comment dear. You should really read to understand before you comment. Also can we leave personal issue before we come to yt.

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

@@patrisiandeikongholaTv What do you mean by everywhere??, In context of Africa only

[@LoyceFitness]

People must own the land ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

Black people

[@kaybeeMoAfrika]

Agreed but not everyone needs farming land. Farming is a skill that should be done by those who have passion for it.

[@elizabethletsoso2558]

@@kaybeeMoAfrika That's true

[@The19711943]

Some Africans are just born great!!!! I’m blown away!!!

[@mpbillionairestv-music-vlo7995]

I have so much respect for you and what your are doing for us African... I'm originally from DRC Congo once I saw you in Kinshasa regardless the horribel story of my country I knew that you are not the son of Ghana but the son of all African nations ... Peace and blessing up on you brother ✌️✌️.

[@yoshuaafreemanyasrael7791]

What you said in this Piece takes Great Humility, which is Good.

[@sylviamaua745]

Yes, it is important for Africans to tell our own stories.

[@victormarume990]

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[@obinnavirginboy3596]

🔥🌹🔥 south Africans let support this man and buy his crops ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿 and please let's share this video.

[@WODEMAYA]

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[@rubendejong6748]

There we go again.....all these African Countries own their lands, why are they in South Africa. PLEASE stop the propaganda agenda about South Africa, you are no different than the western Media. Shame on you. why don't you do the same with your own and other African countries? Stop with this "African to the world BS" Just tell the people the truth, you are just looking for money.

[@thabangmagana869]

My brother I told you in your last video that blacks do not own the land in this great nation

[@gtmatters9848]

We watch your videos Wode Maya. We are blessed that you were able to visit our country South Africa again

[@jg5308]

“The land does not belong to our people.” So South Africans that own farms (traditionally boers) are not ‘your people’? I love your videos that show better sides of Africa but sometimes the exclusion of non-black Africans (like the boers that have been there for longer than some black tribes) feels like you don’t welcome non-black people in Africa. Btw, its also really difficult for most white South Africans to buy a farm. It’s only the few lucky ones that have inherited one. They happen to be mostly boers because of SA’s complicated and long history for which we can’t blame them as you can’t choose your parents. As a side note, if you were born in Europe for example and didn’t inherit, it’s even more impossible to ever buy a farm. The riches in natural resources across Africa are never exploited by foreigners alone. It’s mostly in combination with or solely by a corrupt mostly black elite. It’s the government that is not introducing enough financial help for farming. Most people in the comments got that right though.

[@washa1346]

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[@natashagirl7857]

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[@mrkashindi]

This is one of the great story to be told in South Africa, it is not only educative and informative but it also debunk the notion that black South Africans are lazy. Your channel opens up the mind of thousands if not millions of Africans on the continent and in diaspora, maybe if you have time you can produce a video that is aimed at training our youth who want to do professional looking documentaries/stories of Africans who are doing incredible work in their respective countries like this one. Some youth only need to know what type of cameras/phones/microphones/gimbals and drones they need to acquire in order to film documentaries so that we can multiply Wode Maya on the continent. Keep up the good work and never get tired of doing good things. Kashindi Ausiku, Windhoek

[@Elikem2982]

Great work! Whilst others are busy destroying out of selfishness, others are busy fixing it out of selflessness.

[@imanathimlunguzi4886]

Black SouthAfricans they own a lot of big land .but many in the Villages

[@biggykhet6803]

It is difficult to find South African farming KZbin channels, thanks Wode Maya for showing us this gentlemen...

[@gohardafrica]

We need to build sustainable communities where we are producing our own food, clothing, and shelter. We also need accountability for repats that gain popularity from your interviews. We need an oversite and grievance committee otherwise we will be creating more of the same problems in the West here on the continent. You are the man that can get this conversation going. Also, lawyers from the diaspora must assist them in creating an association to address diaspora ethics on the continent.

[@jzk2020]

Indeed, I want to go back to Africa and build a community, where we own all the land, control and/or own all the businesses on the land and force people to be on code.

[@ignitionrod]

I'm in tears when I see Africans doing subsistence farming as peasants in their own continent. However, all is not lost. We'll rebound!

[@simaaron7384]

I like that. We would rebound.

[@cjwilliams5762]

Africans should own the land, so true. Thanks Wode Maya.

[@africaine4889]

I think its a couple of southern african country that has this problem. Because in other African countries u can buy qs much land as u want.

[@valentineisraelshabangu4069]

so own land and do what sell equipment it has been tried and it's never worked. Ppl should educated in horticulture and agricultural related subjects I always here black tossing that land word loosely. Look at Zimbabweans they stripped bare the equipment and sold the copper and some are now begging former land owners to come back to farm. Farming needs education understanding the soil, animals, crops etc it's not something you do coz these Afropan africanists are saying land will restore dignity to blacks theres loads of land lying fallow coz many failed.

[@valentineisraelshabangu4069]

@@africaine4889 remember southern Africa is not central and west Africa why are west Africans crowding us in Southern Africa or risking the Mediterranean since you got the land. My friend get your facts straight not just coming up with nonsensical ideas.

[@africaine4889]

@@valentineisraelshabangu4069let me say that again We have plenty of land at our disposal. I meant there is no colonzers who owns half of the land and we can buy land as much as we want. But having land is good, u need money to buy land and do whatever u want with it Because you see, a lot of africans including in yyour country cannot afford to buy those lands. You do not have to be an expert on economics to know why some africans are going to the west for better pasture. Am sure you are educatrd enough to know the reasons. And guess what, it takes them to risk their lives to go to the West for them to take care of their families let behind, buy land and built a house. Sad iisn't it?

[@mimitamimi546]

@@valentineisraelshabangu4069 good points…I see ppl own land to mostly build in other parts of Africa but not doing proper commercial farming and is why is SA remains the biggest exporter of agricultural goods in Africa to most of Africa& other parts of the world

[@TebogoAlexTefu]

I am from Cape Town South Africa and I follow your channel. You are amazing Wode!!

[@PolexData]

Now we are talking serious stuff that empowers everyone in the continent. Been looking for a farm for some time not too far from Pretoria (anything withing 30min from my house) but they are really expensive. This is motivating and will look harder until I get one.

[@praiselifeworshiplife1ca]

Maybe funding to start a farm could be a thought .how many acres and what would the price be for the land that you are saying is expensive. Also what would you grow ?

[@isazenny2350]

You don't only check the land you check if these water under that land. You may buy the land that has no water. Remember every month you must have 20000/30000 for the electricity, if you don't have it, eskom comes and switch off your electricity.whrn they come to switch it on you pay an extra money you must also pump your water,

[@tkhannibal2476]

30 min you still in the city boundaries , that's what 20-30km? You move further out 50km+ around 1hr to 1hr n half hrs. usually you'll find decent land anywhere outside the city. Or rent out a pasture some owners will offer you some kind of deal. Get family and friends who are like minded and venture into pursing the dream. Sign a contract if you go into business with family or friends.

[@cherylharewood6125]

Good luck to you I hope when you find one you are blest with more than you desire.

[@pmbilainhumble25]

Very informative video. Wow, farming is really a big deal for black South Africans 🤔😯

[@boos_office7699]

Really appreciate your time spent to bring us this information about Africa continent.God bless you my Brother.🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 WODE MAYA.

[@herexcellencyebba2200]

Coming to Africa farming is great but people look down on farmers ....God bless all farmers without them there wouldn't be no food for the body to consume

[@testimonyvlog]

HER EBBA Eeeii Your are Big Girl Full grown

[@coz2j69]

People who look down on farmers are ignorant of the importance of farming . I want to farm or invest in farming in an African country

[@geraldlekhowane8736]

They say it's for Old people 😂🤣

[@marvajuliette1032]

@@coz2j69 💥💯

[@marvajuliette1032]

@@geraldlekhowane8736 🤔🤦

[@dang9313]

I like his resilience. Saddened with his story of land expenses and thieves issues.

[@tao6775]

It's very sad to see colonists owning so much land at the expense of Africans..I have taken it upon myself to own at least a 1,000 hectares of land in 5 years time. For this very reason I don't intend to relocate to any country!

[@michellew4737]

Who has stopped you from farming?

[@tao6775]

@@michellew4737 Who said I don't? It's not in order to have aliens owning land in Africa, I owe you no apology if you are one of them.

[@Flourish_today]

@@michellew4737 His talking about ownership of land not farming.

[@sadikfarhan1935]

Why only 1,000 hectares? Kick the whites out and take 100,000 Hectares. Can't you even learn from your own African elders like Mugabe? How dumb are you?

[@shanaazcloete8531]

@@Flourish_today Would have worked better for Zimbabweans to farm than own land that lays fallow.

[@Crochetinspiration990]

Farming is very important in every economy,what we will do with all the money if we can't find food to buy?.Thumbs up to all farmers out there .

[@marvajuliette1032]

💯 can't eat money 🤷

[@normantshokotshela5290]

Go to Free State, North West and Limpopo where Black people own big farms, they produce at big scale.

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

Nice

[@sthembisomthembu395]

Everywhere in people are farming is big scale. This is only around Durban . If you go around Zululand you find them

[@tsholofelomocumi4207]

Even in Notheren Cape, my OWN brother has his farm in Upington. He produces grapes .

[@felvr705]

@@tsholofelomocumi4207 yes lower Orange there are quite a few black farmers. Also cooperatives working land and profits in trust for community. Very successful operation between Keimoes and Curriescamp and they planting even more vineyards

[@tsholofelomocumi4207]

@@felvr705 true

[@smisomdlovu8864]

I Love how WODE regards every country in Africa as one, he literally asked "Why is it hard for OUR people to acquire Land in South Africa " like the Obesity.. Keep on telling African stories for the purpose of inspire others.

[@redgoldgreen9960]

Thank you WODE MAYA, this is lesson for all African countries who are entertaining Chinese people in our lands. 30 to 50 years later, we can't own our lands back, we shouldn't allow people into our lands. South Africa should be example to all Africans. WAKE UP SOUTH AFRICA 🌍🇿🇦✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@marvajuliette1032]

💥💥💥 Owning land is the real wealth . Fiat money is just an exchange for goods .🤷 Land will last for generations to come .The nations know this .They plan ahead for their future generations .🤷

[@kathyk7672]

Africa can be self sufficient. Stop allowing other peoples to rob you of your resources. China will NEVER allow Africans into China to own lands

[@godschild5189]

RedGold Green you are correct! African leaders are selling their countries to Whites, Chinese, Arabs, Lebanese, etc. This foreign powers do not come to live in peace with Africans. Their goal is steal resource and destroy natives. Study how America took this land from Indians then annihilated most of them. They first pretended to come in peace. This is the plan for Africa. Africans must revolt and drive them out before it's too late.

[@EduardoOliveira-zx9ju]

The Chinese are unwanted. They must leave IMMIDIATELY!!!!

[@yvonneshellie2611]

This brother is very knowledgeable about farming, so he could do some lectures on tips of the does and don't in the business, thanks WodeMaya as always for very inspiring people and topics 👍👍❤

[@shaft7891]

Commercial Farming is the way to go! Proud of the guy-he has knowledge of farming. Inspiring & empowering!! Good job Wode Maya 👏🏽👏🏽

[@edrisatherley2082]

They are always talking about droughts and hungry in African, I am so grateful for modern technology, like the internet to beam information via You Tube and people like Maya and all the people who shares so much educational info to educate we the members of the dispora 🙏😇❤️☮️🇹🇹 to my favorite you tuber .

[@kilorparkes]

This man is an excellent role model. How about a farming summer camp for black youths from any place in the world (especially the spoiled and privileged) to come and work on the farm for a month?

[@davidasekend]

Install 24hr security cameras, Have serious dogs,Doberman,Rottweilers etc like 20 n release them on the hr of need.Thieves will think twice!

[@DoingLifeWithYou]

I admire his depth of knowledge he has in every aspect of his farm. Also he explains things in such an easy to understand way. This was such a great interview 👍

[@gafaritachie-menson352]

Farming has been man's first occupation and it remains very relevant up till date. This man ,Zuma is knowledgeable and passionate about his career as a farmer. I pray he benefits maximally from his toils and bequeath everything to his children one day according to his dream.. Wode Maya, thanks once again for this content.

[@mzee5533]

Stealing is a big problem in our African societies this guy has good strategy.

[@thecommunityteacher9201]

Africa for the Africans !

[@isazenny2350]

South Africa for south Africans white, black and coloreds 🇿🇦♥️

[@TheGuest954]

@@isazenny2350 No one says that about Europe. As a matter of fact they're kicking Africans out. You have whites in Africa building cities or towns like Orania where Blacks aren't allowed. Africa should be only for indigenous Africans. Blacks!

[@Mo91100]

@@isazenny2350 if thats the case how come blacks are at the bottom?

[@isazenny2350]

@@Mo91100 Just because they don't show you, doesn't mean black people are poor in south Africa. Not all white people are rich. I know white people who clean houses in south Africa. I know white people who clean other people garden including cleaning black people garden. I know coloured people who clean white people's houses.

[@Mo91100]

@@isazenny2350 White supremacy runs South Africa. of course not all white are rich but as a group they're the most economically powerful group in SA and they're only 8-10% of the population. Im sick and tired of people like you who choose not to see the reality because it hurts. the only way to change is to admit that you're losing. Blacks are the majority but they're at the bottom. That tells me sth is wrong. And the unequal distribution of the resources play a major part in that. Don't be fooled by the few blacks living in nice neighborhoods that doesn't mean a damn thing when you take the group into consideration.

[@JaliaWaldaMUA]

Farming is so vital ...thx maya

[@georgeshikwambana7322]

WEDA MAYA I am from South Africa and I am a fan of your youtube channel , God bless you for the work you doing in Africa, very inspirational.

[@seandlamini5780]

People in Rural areas own land... But they are mostly subsistence farmers... People can ask for land in their native land (provinces) from the village chiefs.

[@Esperanzapeace]

That’s what I thought as a South African

[@BuhlebzNetwork]

It's pity the land we use to Plough is laying fallow for years now because no one wants to be dirty that is where poverty started in rural areas there is a lot of unused land before we disturb commercial farmers who has been feeding the nation for years let's use the land we have in rural areas when it's used up then we can talk about the land reform it's very painful to see the farm that used to produce under white farmer once it's given to blacks to run its failed completely I have witnessed that.

[@seandlamini5780]

@@BuhlebzNetwork Exactly bruh that's why Zimbabwe failed.... We need skilled people to properly farm those lands... Unfortunately i think it'll take many many yrs even a hundred before we achieve the same efficiency like the white man

[@ohlangeni]

@@seandlamini5780 There are no commercial farming opportunities in rural traditional authorities's own land because it is Communally owned. Give individuals free hold plots of land (even small ones) with title deeds...virtually all such land is commercially exploited for revenue.

[@lillynjuguna3022]

@@seandlamini5780 hi am from Kenya and I understand what you are saying commercial farming is expensive and the black people don't have the luxury of credit I think subsistence farming should be encouraged where we all produce the same things but in small quantities then we sell as a cooperative that is how the cooperative bank of Kenya came about please study farming in central Kenya we don't have huge farms but we are self sustaining

[@milhommelaguerre4363]

Hotep África. It's à pleasure 4 me to be on this Chanel. In Haiti 🇭🇹the first Black country that's has gain his independance en 1804, now has the same kind of problem as sorth África. The People don't have land🤦🏿‍♂️😢

[@khwezykhwezy6926]

South African have land in rural areas mxm

[@africaine4889]

Hm in my country we have land. And u csn buy as much as u want. And not even half of it is used.

[@comrade9374]

Haiti 🇭🇹 Is fail state without even stable government and its people are starving so you want us to be like you

[@faa9261]

The South African people should demand the government to put in place a legislation that enforces real land reform. Expropriation without compensation. That is the only way.

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

That in unlikely to work. South Africans have learnt from Zimbabwe that it doesn't work.

[@coz2j69]

A major problem with that idea; white people control the majority of the economy of South African and are supported by Europe and U.S.A, and the current government of South Africa are not will to face the consequences from white people if implement Expropriation without compensation policy

[@safespacewithmom]

@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 zimbabwe is a case of poor governance

[@benchleyb]

@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 ok, so the solution is to let the whites control it because we don't know how, now that smart. 🤓

[@unbotheredmaverick7930]

Google lan reform south africa, land restitution or redistribution. Even though Google cannot give you the full truth. Whites put lies on the internet so that more white people can come to South Africa

[@ogomsseries]

This is sucha big farm and the ducks walking gave it so much colour,indeed so many farm produce like veggies to take to the market for consumers. He is indeed doing a great job.

[@rda-gama2567]

Thank God, you always support other people blogs with you imput! may God bless you and your boys! Lutana he is very handsome, any way they are all beautiful 😍 sorry if I spell his wrong!

[@khwezykhwezy6926]

South African own the land in rural areas

[@mkdempisi]

Can you be a commercial farmer on that land?

[@geraldlekhowane8736]

@@mkdempisi Yes we can go check Mpumalanga and Limpopo masibuyele emasimini Program that's where felt in love with farming now own 3 commercial farms 421 hectares

[@akhonazasembo3016]

YES THE RURAL AREAS HAVE THE MOST FERTILE SOIL PEOPLE OWN THE LAND THEIR PROBLEM IS THAT THEY WANT TO BUILD RENTING PROPERTY

[@ericachamangwana8242]

Wow its like iam in lecture room of Agriculture science. The gentleman is a good narrator and very friendly. Agriculture is key to every nation. We're learning everyday Kudos 🔥

[@plizwekup5231]

We've always had "lecture rooms" in Africa, before the colonisers came. We had our ancestors as scientists lecturing under trees, gardens, etc. We later ignored them unfortunately, paying attention to colonial "education" instead.

[@Joyful-gu5bj]

Congratulations to your guest. His farming is just amazing,bees for honey,ducks for meat,vegs I salute him and may the Lord continue to strengthen n expand his territory in Jesus mighty name Amen. We cannot live without food. To al farmers out there, may the Holy Spirit continue to give you strength to nature your farms. Those stealing from farmers shame on you n yet you want to eat Great content.

[@isoboy1000]

More content on commercial Black South African farmers: kzbin.info?search_query=living+lands

[@geraldlekhowane8736]

This guy should come out from his high Horse please how can it take 400 years to work a Land ? Come on I own 3 commercial farms as we speak in Mpumalanga Nelspruit.. I have bought village none commercial farm land near by my village Lophise next to the new Development of the Nkosi City I just bought around R850k more than 100 hectares I have 8 others who bought land here.. I will kick start Animal farming near the New iNkosi City development.. We have alot of Arable land on our Villages huge chunk of land the problem people don't transform from their none commercial land into Commercial farms that is the major problem in South Africa in all Races we are losing Farmers in large scale many young people don't want to farm, they say it's for old people or villages this what we facing.. from 36000 farmers 1994 to 12500 farmers In 2021 that's how dire the situation in South Africa.. Land is opened to everyone if you have capital and knowledge that it...

[@jmaatgreen7894]

He's actually making excellent points about the difference between subsistence farmers versus the cost to become a commercial farmer. If you spent R850k, how long would it take an average small holder to earn that money? Congratulations though on your growth, it is very inspiring! We own two indoor vertical farms in the US, and processing, and we are teaching youth how to use technologies to grow across multiple seasons, and business models to go to scale. Maybe we will travel to SA to see how to set up farms because you're right we need more African who have the passion, knowledge and skills to create wealth. Good luck to you.

[@geraldlekhowane8736]

@@jmaatgreen7894 To be honest you I was never interested on farming 5 years ago I never never saw myself as a farmer or interested on owning a farm.. My Friend was the one studied farming and he went commercial not in big scale but small and we saw the returns were good enough to convince us to combined wealth to buy a big Commercial farm on trusty each contributing R100k I didn't had such money I went to the bank to borrow which was the risks I have taken.. I am aggressive when it comes to opportunities it's either I am all in or out that's me and that's why i own 3 Commercial farms now and I will continue chasing more commercial farms because they're up there on the markets but Us Blacks we don't want get ourselves dirty we look down on farmers.. South Africa has a major problem on it hands because we are losing farmers each every year and the young population look not interested to take charge who must we blame ? The government has lots of programs on farmers from funding equipments etc there support is there but people are none interested.. Yes Whites still hold 65% commercial farms because Blacks don't use their land that the problem

[@ScissorN]

He is speaking nonsense this 1

[@V59971]

That Farmer guy is of sound mind ...peace and blessings upon him , respect from Zim 🇿🇼 .

[@thulanisibeko384]

I’m proud to be a South African who’s also pursuing farming

[@KammaDyn]

The land.... they should try and encourage more of the youth to go into agriculture

[@marvajuliette1032]

Encouragement is not sufficient .It has to be taught in schools ,at home etc.or the future generations will starve. Why do you think the other nations do it .It is to maintain their future generations to come .You have to do the same .🤔🤷

[@abubakarrbarrie4928]

He is so well spoken, this man. I could listen to him all day long.

[@mimitamimi546]

South Africans have good command of English& quite multilingual , that’s what I’ve noticed

[@elizabethletsoso2558]

@@mimitamimi546 Thank you so much

[@rudzanimunyai2090]

Lesson: Black South Africans do own the land. Unfortunately not all of it but in province like Limpopo people grew up with food from their own land Farms and larger scale gardens. I’d like to believe the same thing in other provinces like Eastern Cape and KwaZulu Natal. However, we do need to acquire more land and ensure it’s productive.

[@mimitamimi546]

I need to visit Limpopo on my next SA visit. I went to Kruger National Park but from Mpumalanga

[@rudzanimunyai2090]

@@mimitamimi546 You should! It’s one of the fruitful province in the country.

[@TheJourneyOfAnu]

❤️🙏🏿

[@rudzanimunyai2090]

@@TheJourneyOfAnu ✅

[@yolandanxesi5463]

Yes same on Eastern Cape, but history land was communal and was for consumption for the households. So people are still stuck in that mentality. They keep high amounts of cattle but but not for selling. So if we can't start using those resources commercially it will change the status quo.

[@njabulohappyboy7245]

I can't wait to buy a land I am interested in farming from South Africa. I am proud of you my brother

[@shoeane]

Brother Wode Maya, GOD bless from South Africa

[@EdGoPlaces]

"Plant what the thieves don't eat" - Damnn.... I love that quote. ❤️

[@elizabethletsoso2558]

💯

[@EmmanuelMotelin]

Man is extremely knowledgeable! Hope to see him succeed!

[@Nhlanhla187]

I am also a South African and watch a lot of your videos, thank you for the beautiful content.

[@julietgeorge2440]

Ok can we all talk about how Maya is very humble and ready to learn in all his videos he listen attentively ❤❤

[@joyceakoto9522]

Farming is therapeutic. Wode Maya, may the almighty bless you.

[@shesothorny9892]

Such a smart man with a big heart! Great video

[@Makedonac007]

In a city of Vegas ☆'s still shine ... for the DIFFERENCE🍉 THIS TIME THERE ARE NOT FARMS 🚜 WHY IS EVERYTHING MORE²🦜 Amen³

[@maameabenapokuaaa]

All spot on with your content. You're just the best.

[@juliusehizuelen6778]

Well done continue to encourage more Black African people to buy and own land to do mechanise farming business because it feeds the nation , make you productive to your community and enrich you financially…Awesome role model bro .👍👏

[@williamwebbs1952]

Great vlog today he has a very impressive farm love the ducks

[@normbiz6802]

Yet another informative session with Wode Maya. Me da ase My Brother

[@beeshaa8911]

Thanks Wode, I'm in love with farming great content Mr Zuma thank you so much.

[@twotwo8793]

I want to thank the great South Africans who started to build this country, Black and White, By planning where to place our Cities and Farms, Doing farming all this years to feed the people of our country, your contribution is well appreciated 😁🙋‍♂️👋👋

[@freshdesign2026]

Really... You romanticize that what you want to say... Blacks have been working (like slaves) under white farmers who owned the land which they stole from the original owners in 1665.

[@isazenny2350]

Oh yes, black and white people has build this country.

[@bontle8536]

Congratulations 🎊 👏 Nhlanhla, I'm proud of you and inspired by your perseverance and being persistent. I work with this guy and he has been in this game for years. Wow this is impressive 👏. Trust Maya for great content 👏 👌 👍.

[@mybit7470]

I have absolutely no problem if it is a government policy that no one owns, everyone can use it. What I have a problem with is NON-NATIVE/NON-INDEGEOUS persons having such a privilege! CHANGE YOUR LAND POLICY TO BENEFIT THE ANCESTRAL DESCENDANTS, South Africa!

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

I think it's easier said than done.

[@africaine4889]

@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 why?

[@kairum11]

nelson mandela let the whites stay and keep everything, only real change will come with a revolution

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

@@africaine4889 because land is a very sensitive issue. South Africa at present has sublime functioning farms that feed the nation. Anything done in a hasty manner or with too much emotion (Julius Malema) has potential to disrupt the industry and destroy the economy and the region cannot afford that. We do not want another Zimbabwe.

[@tam1641]

​ which economy are you talking about? the economy that benefit you alone? enough of this fear mongering

[@kj2346]

Zimbabweans own land but there's no one in that country.

[@thabisokhumalo6516]

Exactly

[@LeRoux2451]

Lol that's funny🤣, but they have well established black commercial farmers. You will be surprised.

[@Praslin]

Where are they.... In S.A😌

[@LeRoux2451]

@@Praslin If you are asking for black commercial farmers, we do have them, and you will also be surprised to see how established they are.

[@denisemilekampal9604]

Zimbabwe is under sanctions by UE and USA . And definitely they own land and very etablished

[@estheradido]

Well done man! ❤️

[@tshidimonatsi8754]

Thank you Maya for this interview, I wish you can interview more black farmers from different provinces and farming backgrounds to get a more broader and different perspective about the land issue (specifically COMMERCIAL land) and black farmers in general Land issue (commercial land) in South Africa is a real challenge even our ruling party and government doesn't have the balls to tackle it head-on once and for all, for the benefit of majority black people. So the reason why we say commercial land instead of using just land in general, is because what we as black South Africans are mostly fighting for is commercial land, because majority of black South Africans are born here and we already have and own our residential land (the houses we own in townships & suburbs) and mostly own even more bigger residential & farming land from different parts of rural areas where we come from in all 9 provinces. This is where our ancestors were born and come from, then our parents and children mostly relocated to bigger cities for employment, where some own a small piece of land in the townships and suburbs. This is mostly residential land, wanted to clarify that part. Commercial land is what we as blacks in South Africa are fighting for, because we want to use the land for agricultural purposes and many other forms and types of businesses, to be part of the country's value chain in business and be part of growing the economy in a much more bigger scale like our white, coloured, indian and other race counterparts. The bulk of commercial land in South Africa is still owned by the minority race (whites). Black ownership of commercial land is still at the lowest compared to Coloured, Indians and other race outside of the black race. We DO HAVE BLACK COMMERCIAL FARMERS in South Africa and the % has slightly improved although still way too low compared to white, coloured and Indian commercial farmers. Our governement must change the policies to make sure black people get their land back so we can farm and feed our nation. This is where Nelson Mandela FAILED us black South Africans. I totally agree with the brother there, that black South Africans are NOT lazy! we work very hard! The apartheid system did a great job convincing people that black South Africans are lazy meanwhile black people are the ones running and working on their businesses and growing them daily 🙄 how ironic!! Black people want their land back so we can work! Crime is another huge challenge in our country! very sad indeed, due to high unemployment and corruption. Although the country's economy is largely in the white race hands, the fastest growing economy is now in the townships (where black people own the land), the government is aware of this, they know it and we already have lots of black South Africans owning and running businesses in townships. This is where jobs are gonna be coming from. The transformation is very slow though due to lack of government support (capital/finance support) I had my SOLAR panels stolen 3 times and the last break-in was last month April and this time they stole my SOLAR PUMP as well at my farm. but we soldier on coz farming is my passion and I want to contribute towards food security in the country and continent as well as contribute towards job creation ❎As black South Africans, we must STOP this narrative that we can't farm! it's total BS! our parents and grandparents lived on farming and our ancestors lived on farming way before the white man came to Africa! We really need to stop putting ourselves (blacks) down like that especially here in South Africa. South Africa also has lots of small black farmers who farm in small agricultural holdings (plots of 15ha and less) we just need more commercial land so we can do our thing! In most rural areas of South Africa (outside of big cities and provinces) black people do own lots of land and majority are involved in livestock farming, let us not overlook that part also. Thank you again Wode Maya for visiting our beautiful country South Africa. Hope next time you make it to other provinces like EASTERN CAPE, MPUMALANGA, LIMPOPO, NORTHWEST, NORTHERN CAPE. Please do come back😊 Peace Love and Light to all Africans #ONELOVE #ONEAFRICA #PeacefulAfrica #Peace #LOVE

[@mzukulwanakangubengcuka2121]

You were eloquent and articulated your points well and were quite technical BUT your statement that we don't own land as black people in SA is misleading. You should be specific that we don't own arable/ commercial land. Because if you go with that narrative, them other Africans get it so twisted and their narrative can be exhaustive and we have to keep on explaining ourselves as they always come from an angle of envy and jealousy.

[@tshidimonatsi8754]

@@mzukulwanakangubengcuka2121 Thank you very much for making that specific point very clear. Thank you for correcting me. You are absolutely correct, there is a difference because South Africa has majority of black citizens and where they live, they own their land, it is theirs, it is not rented. I will edit the post for future readers so I don't confuse anyone with regard to the TYPE OF LAND we are referring to. Thank you again. Peace and love

[@judithmuna1068]

@@mzukulwanakangubengcuka2121 We do not own land be it commercial or residential. Please don't lie. You think the way we live is dignified? We don't own land, we own debt that continues to feed the minority. Access to land here is nightmare if you're black period. It's a layman truth... 💔💔

[@ziyandantaka776]

The host is really a good interviewer.... A much needed channel for Africans!

[@cherylharewood6125]

Congratulations to this farmer and may he continue to persevere, bless and be a blessing. All the African people have got to take back their ancestral land so that they can leave a blessing to their children and children's children just as GOD declared.

[@mallam9565]

Africans should go back to farming, thanks for sharing this amazing video my mentor.

[@favoursparks]

Agriculture is now 💚

[@leftyphingaz]

Hello village boy, you inspire me much, thanks for all you do. Love, from Nigeria.

[@JoshHeyneke]

South African here living and farming in Wales. Much respect to you Nhlanhla Zuma, great work!

[@FLVMEDEDITS]

South African men are not lazy thanks for reminding our fellow African brothers that we are a hardworking nation.

[@sarahboakye7691]

Wode Maya be doing the most for Africa 👏🔥 Great minds🔥, great conversation 🤩

[@bisabop976]

I've watched your videos on KZbin for years but never subscribed. This Isidleke Farm really resonates with me. Thank you to both of you for keeping Afrika alive. I also liked the Blanton video on tourism to SA.

[@nguse_fola6639]

I am so inspired by his passion and innovation.

[@normantshokotshela5290]

I think the issue of security can also be solved by building properties in the land and rent or sell these properties to people who want to enjoy farm life. During harvest time the community can assist as well. Whatever that need to be done in the farm, the community can assist. Most of all the properties will assist the farmer with capital.

[@shadrackasare6092]

Gentleman said, i plant some that locals doesn't eat. 😅😂 Thieves everywhere

[@GettingItDone59]

Love the video, highlighting the need for more black farmers.

[@twotwo8793]

Don't forget we're Rainbow Nation, Please, Give us the space 😁🙋‍♂️👋👋

[@dennisblack2956]

Absolutely GREAT video Wode. Excellent information bro 👌🏿👏🏾👏🏾✊🏾

[@whz366]

Agriculture is the past, present and future if we are to sustain ourselves.

[@makeafricagreatagain04]

Great content my brother, we need to start farming and going back to our ancestral ways....

[@themg.familyshow3133]

The truth is that high percentage of black south Africans don't have title deeds because the rural villages they don't offer title deeds but the tribal permits.because of secondary resources and technology, most youth in our country don't consider quality farming or farming itself and that leads to food shortage.thanks for this video to remind us to consider more farm need in our country.

[@luedch8460]

This gentleman is very wise. I hope that he will influence the young to see and grab the opportunities in their own land.❤️🇧🇷

[@walterlebzax9585]

We don't own land in and around town, but we do own land in rural areas.

[@antimonybeeno1082]

Shut up. You guys are a disgrace on the african continent.

[@mimitamimi546]

That’s not even true, plenty Black SA ppl own the land in urban areas in towns& cities…the houses they own & land they own is theirs with title deeds. It’s commercial farming land that’s the discussion here, more of that needs to be in Black SA hands to farm commercially not sit on like in Zim& many parts of Africa where they don’t produce enough food for themselves& to export…whilst SA & few other countries do

[@walterlebzax9585]

@@mimitamimi546 I wasn't referring to residential land; you don't own the ground beneath your house even if you have a title deed. I was referring to land, specifically agricultural, commercial, and mining land. Most black people do not own land in urban areas that's true; in Gauteng, for example, ninety percent of usable land is still owned by white minorities, and many townships are unable to expand and develop because municipalities has to pay owners. However, in rural areas, one can get at least a hector on which to grow poultry, plant trees, etc.

[@mimitamimi546]

@@walterlebzax9585 yes you do…that’s what a title deed is, you own the land. And that’s what title deeds in urban areas cover in SA (I know this because I’ve researched it extensively, I’m planning to move there from UK and your land rights are very respected because laws govern them…eg in other countries in Africa Ppl most of the urban land isn’t even title deeds registered as it’s under tribal land even in urban areas, Accra is an example) and that’s why you can sell the land and house to another person to change the structure on it and do with the land as you please… demolish the structure and possibly use the land for other uses

[@walterlebzax9585]

Since you mentioned that you want to buy property in SA, here's the truth. I'm a builder myself; even if you have a title deed in town, you can't do whatever you want with it, you can't move a wall or dig a pool without first notifying the municipality, not you in person, but your engineer or architect. The municipality must either raise property rates or deny your plan for their own reasons, such as the inability to build on servitude lines. If there's ton of gold underneath your house, you can't dig up since it doesn't belong to you. In other words, the municipality, not you, is the custodian of the land inside its borders. However, there are few regulations in rural areas, with the exception of approval of building plans for safety reasons, as people can't just build unsafe structures or use hazardous materials. However, if you own land in rural areas and there is gold on it, you can apply for exploration or mining rights and do whatever you want with it; the same rights apply even to tribal lands. The chief can't simply take your property since, the chief has a surname too, the chief only owns what his family owns. I'm not sure about Ghana, since the topic wasn't about Ghana and I'm South African. Sorry for the long reply.

[@0tismadaline]

This is such a big farm,great content shared dear such an inspiration 🤗❤️

[@victoriadove3363]

I greatly enjoyed all of this episode... And shared it too....

[@iloveafrica222]

Love you Wode Maya one day🤞🏾 will cook for you and give you and your family a proper SA tour of 9 provinces

[@collins8437]

Wode maya my brother👊🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@vivaafrika604]

Farming is the future❤❤

[@mncedisiericngubeni101]

This guy is a small scale farmer, I know a lot of black people who are big commercial farmers within South Africa

[@annanhlabathi9571]

Thank u Wode for the interview I learned a lot today.

[@majesticdestinee5795]

So educational and inspiring 🥰. Keep up the good work Mr Zuma and thank you Wode Maya🙏🏾❤️

[@ria5435]

I applaud the man tilling the soil the traditional way,no tractor, there's no excuse,we need to use our God's given hands to look after the precious land for it to give back all the blessings stored there since the beginning of Creation

[@kwekswilliams6884]

This video is very educative. Wode please do more business educational style like this

[@gladyspapiso1115]

I'm so proud to realize that you touch my own home land in South Africa. Thanks a lot 🎉