Will South Africa impose sanctions on Mozambique?

[@sifisovincentmlangeni]

What I have come to realize is that, former liberation movements have never had will never hold each other accountable. In Africa, nothing will significantly change until we get rid of these former liberation movements.

[@thandekamagagula299]

That's literally what I was saying to my uncle and father

[@khosinimsebele7835]

True observation my brother, they are protecting each other and violetion humans rights pretending that the west are influencing regime change in Africa yet it's them who are in power through coup, what is that? It's regime change through coup, through election rigging, regime changes through using military, intelligence and state arms. Where is the west powers here? We hear of constitution changes because someone wants to stay in power by force. Do really elections work in Africa?

[@ORG01USER]

Good analysis but misses the issue. What is happening in Mozambique has deeper roots than just poor governance, corruption and illegitimate former liberation governments holding onto power. What most African citizenry do not understand when their liberation war parties talk about sovereignty is they are signaling that the liberation war is not over. While they achieved political independence, African countries depend on the former colonizers for pretty much everything else. Chief amongst them is statecraft infrastructure which advance Western interests, that are extractive and keep ordinary African people at the bottom with no prospect of improvement against people from outside the continent. With this statecraft infrastructure elections will over time always favor political parties that kowtow to Western interests. Therefore, the liberation war movements would rather rig elections than let these parties take over and "hand over" the countries back to the former colonizers. Unfortunately for Africans, the former liberation movements do not have the wherewithal nor capability to remove Western statecraft infrastructure, because they have nothing viable to replace it with. That is the challenge facing most African countries and is the cause of instability, hunger, wars, poverty and underdevelopment that we see throughout Sub Saharan Africa. And it is going to happen in South Africa too.

[@brucemclaren-]

@@ORG01USER mate those guys have so much power and controll over these countries that if they wanted to have inclusive politics and economics that benefit the ordinary people they would have done it a long time ago. Your point is void.

[@mechailreydon3784]

@@ORG01USER wait your argument is that African countries are still dependent on the West but that liberation movement parties would rather rig elections that hand the country back to the West?

[@thembazwane1340]

I was baffled when Fikile Mbalula endorsed the Frelimo win, the contradiction is so blatant and really proves that the ANC government is removed from the reality of black people, Thank you for this episode

[@ntsikeleloklaas3610]

I'm a South African and have been in Mozambique in and out working since 2019 i can safely say Mozambicans are not violent by nature they had enough of this government and they want change of government, SADEC is failing them big time, Police and teachers are poorly paid, ...all government employees infact. I fully understand their anger, change is a must.

[@paulofernandomz]

Thank you a lot, by understanding our situation.

[@nholmes86]

very well said!

[@faiaz225]

U have put it in simple terms what we going through…

[@_moonopoly]

​@@aljore979out of curiosity, what percentage of moz speak Portuguese?

[@samuellopesbaule5745]

Thank you for your input!

[@zeemavye3628]

I am mozambican living in Mozambique and one of your biggest fans due to your analysis that are impartial. I thank you so much for bringing this matter to your program today. I am political analyst, if you need more info, i can provide you... This demonstrations here in Mozambique are affecting the all SADC region specially to SA as the first country sharing borders with mozambique... They should take it very seriously... This prisoners that are out, for sure they will find the first solutions in SA territory to scape.... So you should be concerned...

[@mfanakithi2002]

Your best episode by far🙌🏾🙌🏾… you analyzed well but brought your perspective clearly enough to invoke emotion in us as viewers

[@UhuruUhuru]

Thank you for the feedback

[@mananammalegae]

💯💯💯💯

[@207502141]

Keep up the good work Jamie-new media is taking over

[@nhlanhlazondi5853]

Excellent job, Jamie! We need to care more about African issues!

[@UhuruUhuru]

We absolutely do.

[@nusnopires4154]

All the word is true from moz​@@UhuruUhuru

[@atanasiosibinde8011]

Wonderful words my man, that's is the reality we face every day

[@RatieM64]

You are doing a good job Jammie, it is really true we are focusing more on issues that in the Global North but unaware of what is closer to home. The media houses are not serving Africa...But this where Podcasters must occupy the lucuna created by the absence of mainstream media. My man you know as much as we all know that our leaders are not leading for our good but for the benefit of their masters. The Traorelisation of African leadership is the only way forward.

[@W8rrfsdY73]

The end of FRELIMO is the beginning of the end of the ANC, ZANU, etc. Make sense?

[@Cruz9985]

That has already been in motion for sometime bru....

[@juvenaldasilva413]

Don't forget about MPLA( Angola)

[@AdambazimaMbazima]

That is truest

[@marcelasilva3563]

Indeed👏👏👏

[@Houston-y2f]

Thank u for this observation brother. We don't understand what is happening with African Leaders

[@UhuruUhuru]

They keep us in the dark to keep us divided.

[@barryrukoro7581]

That is an African issue. We concentrate too much on what is happening in the west and pay very little attention to what is happening next door. South Africa is into the genocide in Gazza but has not said anything about the first genocide of the 20th century which took place in next door neighbour Namibia.

[@MrNhabanga]

The government released those prisoners.

[@MidnightTheOne]

💯 this is a tactic used by corrupt governments to justify the use of brutal force to control the people, through the deployment of more police and military personell.

[@warren14567]

Ayikho lentu uyishoyo

[@jasonsibusisoeksteen5]

​@warren14567 how else does everything seem rather coordinated when the outcome of the chaos is so predictable?

[@luvodlulisa7883]

I don't think that's true, most of those prisoners will fight for rebel groups.

[@warren14567]

@@luvodlulisa7883 That’s what happened after independence when some jailed traitors were of good help to ken flower and the Portuguese who wanted the country to regress and employed some fools to kill their own people who had no political influence to satisfy the imperialists who hated the black pride. Andrew Matsangaisa,Alphonzo Dlakama including some of the freed prisoners who became what Machel called “Armed Bandits”...

[@sifisosithole7656]

In any country or state, the people come first. Leaders are mere servants of the citizens. What Mnangagwa, Kagame and all others who are siding with FRELIMO area WRONG. This is no longer time for dictatorship.

[@chouChris-hq4ey]

Jamie, pronto, you are spot on, south African political leadership go far in Palestine, Russia and we keep mute when ir comes to Africa, your breakdown is surgical

[@mohalesydneylebea9388]

Imposing sanctions on Mozambique is equivalent to inviting all Mozambiquen citizens to South Africa

[@dunmate27]

Close the border, no one will cross.

[@terrym492]

Once again 100% correct reporting.

[@roeteroestof3896]

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[@bhekuthandokeithmoyo3677]

You're a shinning star buddy ✨️

[@UhuruUhuru]

Thank you.

[@KelvinChimya]

My Big bro you have spoken wonderful words thanks continue to educate people iprt you

[@NomthandazoNxumalo-p7i]

Eish my brother good analyzing ,you are doing a great job it seems we are focusing more issues in the Western countries more than our own continent .

[@alexmalate7858]

Well articulated my brother. This message is more than enough for SADC to understand what exactly is needed to be done

[@SusanHassen]

So so true I agree totally We need to hear more about our continent

[@AdambazimaMbazima]

My brother I am mozambican you are truly 100% focused on this I really hope you will make this statement open they minds on

[@cynthiashamu7956]

Thamk you very much bring this to the floor from today I start to respect you brother this topic is big and it needs of SADC are not for the people if in did are for us black people this isn't enough for them to stand up with the people of Mozambique and other countries that are affected by this type of government

[@FortuneSiziba]

Keep it up bruh .... This is absolutely one of the best analysis you have ever done..... Zimbabweans are suffering all bcoz of Mbeki ...ANC ... AU... SADC ... AND ZANU PF... SO IS THE PEOPLE OF MOZAMBIQUE...

[@UhuruUhuru]

Thank you brother. Will keep pushing

[@Icobase56]

Mighti Jamie TV is lightning,always striking where it matters most for the downtrodden. Media incompetence is exposed of who they really are,what they really stand for,which areas matters most to them,who they work for & what their narratives and motives are really about and why ? Shine on young man,you are like the shining star and, an inspiration to all those fellow South Africans who value this piece of land,it's people,future and sovereignty.I pledge my solidarity ,your contents are always spot on.❤❤🎉🎉🙏🙏

[@johannesswartbooi1478]

This gentleman is talking lots of sense regarding African development and African leaders failures. RSA must talk leadership I support from Namibia 🇳🇦

[@SilvestremuiangaMuianga]

Thank you my brother it's true 300000 people from Zimbabwe voted in favor of frelimo

[@UhuruUhuru]

That’s very scary.

[@Kelvins300]

Is it something with something tangible evidence??

[@ChristopherMakama-pc3xd]

my brother what a constructive words I thank you my brother

[@trudycarmichael6050]

Wow man, it's the first time I hear one of people speaking such sense Thank you brother SADAC failed us in Swaziland

[@josephbutao4730]

Well said, bro

[@nomxhosapekani7966]

South Africa still doesn't understand that you are as strong as your neighbors. We are just being fed useless news. Take immigration, for example. In the last 10 years, when most European Youths moved to Germany for jobs, the Portuguese youth moved back to Mozambique (because of the language), and at least 30% have done so. This shows how our journalists are biased when it comes to black migrating, but not Europeans. South Africa itself has many illegal European migrants, but no one asks who is doing the graduates' jobs as we all know that many African migrants are doing menial jobs.

[@johnmarazani]

What a powerful facts,,you nailed it all nothing more nothing less

[@siphoNtoyi]

I'm South Africa but my brother that true Mozambique is next to South Africa but it's the first time seeing News after louting

[@EdwardRondora]

Excellent!presentation of the state of political affairs of SADC..Very sad and gloomy future for SADC unless this is all rubbished and flushed into the toilet 🚻

[@todaypeople-medicaldevices2381]

Excelente analyse vou te seguir🎉❤

[@neommutle8033]

Where are the Pan Africans 🤔 shouldn't they demonstrate African "oneness" by facilitating talks in Mozambique, before they claim to unite Africa cant they practice with Mozambique??? It's just 1 area, so that we see the unity in reality.

[@AquariumFox-d2g]

Sorry sir/ma'am we can't have oneness in Africa until all countries have opportunities for it's people and whoever else then and only then can we have a pan African spirit

[@descobrindo-o-mundo-real]

you are right Sir

[@hlokomani]

Very important video. Might be your best ever

[@UhuruUhuru]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@luciliarodolfo8990]

Mozambican here. Already subscrived. Viva Venâncio Mondlane ❤

[@UhuruUhuru]

Welcome.

[@bensonmarlon8917]

My brother your video is so amazing and enlightening, in an initial minute you said Venâncio was killed, which is not the case. But still, I usually don’t comment on youtube videos but you are so spot on. Keep up the good work. I am now a follower and a subscriber. We as Africans have a cível and conservative duty do make things better of we ever which to grow and become a significa body in the world stage.

[@dirceucumbane8996]

Good work mate🎉🎉🎉 Africa should focus on African issues.

[@makabongwengcobo6792]

Good episode. President Ramaphosa is exposing how tone deaf he is, maybe SA should go through a revolution & maybe then he’ll understand that a firm hand is necessary & it’s not like we’re not in too much of a dissimilar position as the citizens of Mozambique except they are past talking & complaining.

[@KgotsoMathabathe]

Introduction is on point bro. We need to be more in tune with what's happening in our own continent

[@katlehokomeke]

No sanctions! We are not western bullies, we must allow Mozambique the right to self determination.

[@SPOK-zz5lj]

ANC funded and enabled ZANUPF , FREMILO and the SWAZI KING for 30 years no WESTERN bullies in da HOUSE BEG ( BLACK ECONONOMIC GREED ) THe WEST dont give a rats ass about this SH!T hole anymore

[@NgolaNalane]

No. SA must sanction Mozambique as it's conduct negatively effects SA

[@katlehokomeke]

@NgolaNalane sanctions will not stop the flow of migrants or make the situation better... if anything it will worsen the situation and hurt us at the same time as we both our countries will lose jobs/profit. Also when you impose sanction on a country, those affects are not felt by the elites but by the poor who will then be forced into desperation... which means more illegal immigration and more instability.

[@thamimahlangabeza6639]

South Africa is eyeing the permanent seat at UNSC, this means one has to take tough decisions against rouge states. If South Africa took tough stances against Israel, DRC and Western Sahara, then what stops them from calling out the wrongs of FRELIMO and ZANUPF (more so now that the actions of these have a direct bearing on SA)?

[@katlehokomeke]

@@thamimahlangabeza6639 calling Mozambique out has nothing to do with sanctions. We can call them out that's fine but our mindset should not be that of imposing mutually destructive measures. We could rather act as oversight when Mozambique hosts elections or something else that is actually productive and will yield real results.

[@TshepoMavimbela]

I tried and failed to convince friends not to book flights and hotels this December for Moz, failed. After they've spent thousands the trip was cancelled, literally because they said the news have reported nothing on mainstream. This war is too close to home and yet people are totally unaware

[@UhuruUhuru]

Seriously. They were not aware how bad things are. The media has failed to inform South Africa about africa

[@TshepoMavimbela]

​@@UhuruUhuruit's on purpose that's why we need independent media companies such as yours

[@Starting_anew]

I had friends that just got back to SA Christmas Eve and they reported people throwing rocks at their taxis heading to the airport. Fires burning visible from Maputo airport. We really didn’t have the depth of understanding. As far as mainstream coverage, only Aljazeera, really. Thanks for the coverage.

[@UhuruUhuru]

We do need to improve the understanding of the region. I will do my part.

[@UhuruUhuru]

That’s very scary and worrying.

[@wade2033]

Politics is the Achilles heel of the continent.

[@fantvmma2440]

No, usualy people get the leadership they deserve, if the politics is broken then the people are broken.

[@elxarrallke]

Corruption is. And a lack of political knowledge.

[@Namib-m5s]

It's shocking how the underhand of Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe in Mozambique is not even being reported.

[@adams6798]

What exactly do you want him to do to be honest?

[@Honeybager1337]

Well covered, Jamie.

[@Qhawe_Jameson.]

Great job Jamie, nobody pays attention to legitimate African issues. Local media doesn't, obviously most of it is captured, and it has been found that 88% of Western media coverage of Africa is negative, costing the continent billions every year. The lack of coverage leads to a lack of exposure and education to what's happening on the African continent, which can result in xenophobic attitudes towards other Africans fleeing oppressive regimes.

[@isildapedro]

Thank you for talking about our country and helping to reduce the xenophobia that we often suffer in South Africa. South Africans should know that Mozambique supplies energy and gas. This situation affects them too. We are brotherly neighbors and we fight for freedom and unity.

[@UhuruUhuru]

Strong neighbors make a strong neighborhood. We can’t hate each other we need each other.

[@isildapedro]

@UhuruUhuru Obrigada 🫂

[@edsondaniel3088]

Now we Have close to 400 killed brother! Things are getting worse day by day! Thank u for talking about this situation. I dont know why we Africans accept this colonisation! We are more worried about USA then our Neighbours, its a Shame!!! Its time for us to wake up and develop our own countries , and stop leaving to a better country! Lets make our own countries Great. We Mozambicans are tired of having to leave to South Africa and portugal to sell candy!

[@josephmanyathi934]

Very well spoken my brother

[@richardmonareng4315]

Lets support the real African Leaders of Mali, Bukino Faso, Naija ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bonginkosidamba1048]

Im afraid not Naija......Their leader is not for the people but for himself...

[@jasonsibusisoeksteen5]

​@@bonginkosidamba1048and why elect old people who are unable to move with the ever changing times. These elders minds are set and an ideal position for them is to keep ties with the West intact. Thus depriving their citizens from prospering.

[@Charles-d3e]

SADC must establish an independent body to manage and announce the election results in any member country. how can a ruling party, that appoints an elections commission, using state resources compete fairly with a simple opposition party that has nothing at all? the playing field is not level at all. an independent body, independent of both competitors is the one that can be fair

[@AndriesvanderSpuy1]

No one trusts SA either. 😂😂😂

[@AndriesvanderSpuy1]

We approved the last Zim election.

[@kk35-nif]

Ramaphosa will need 3 to 4 months to apply his mind

[@mananammalegae]

Hmmm Jamie 💯 Factual and truthful details 👏🏾👏🏾

[@UhuruUhuru]

Thank you.

[@SilvestremuiangaMuianga]

Brother men GNU can't never work in Mozambique we need government transition and they president elected by people must take the power then problem solved

[@MartinChindere]

Where are the Naledi Pandos of the Gaza fame we are desperate here bro we are being slaughtered like flies here in Moz

[@anasantana5924]

💯👏🏽

[@dinganindlovu4476]

Asbonge bhuti broadcasting service is colonise bra Jamie n we need to de colonise our self to their system yes it was ricted to us is business as usual n this our bru n sisters stand up.Mkhonto gwaza ukungcola 💦🙏🏽🙌🏽

[@UhuruUhuru]

We need to decolonize the media we make and consume. It has to be for us and about us.

[@barbarosa47]

You're spot on. African media must be more introspective and address matters affecting ordinary Africans. As a Jamaican, hungry for information on the MOTHERLAND, I prefer to hear from Africans than the media fr North America or Europe. SADEC and other regional groups must assume a greater role in areas of conflict. South Africa, as the senior partner in SADEC, must take a proactive role.

[@salcaramelsal7163]

Jimmy, first, let me congratulate and thank you for your excellent reporting,and I wish you and your channel continued growth. However, I must express my concerns. I was quite young at the time, but as a student of international relations, I observed the inaction during Thabo Mbeki’s presidency. When Zimbabwe faced a crisis similar to what we now see in Mozambique, Mbeki did absolutely nothing. This lack of intervention was disappointing then, and it’s disheartening to see the same pattern continuing today in Sudan, the DRC, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe. Even if South Africa were to strengthen itself economically and politically, I fear it won’t escape the trajectory that many other African nations have followed. As a dominant country in the Southern African region, South Africa continues to act irresponsibly, failing to take a leadership role in fostering regional stability. This is not only embarrassing but also deeply concerning for the future. That’s why platforms like yours, which are independent and unafraid to speak the truth, are so important. Channels like yours must continue to report on these critical issues facing our country and region. If we do not hold our leaders accountable and demand better, we too may find ourselves without anything to pass on to future generations. Let us remain vigilant and committed to change before it’s too late.

[@RexieMharadzano]

Bro your point is so incredible

[@UhuruUhuru]

Thanks a ton

[@sayitout3281]

True Jamie

[@adams6798]

Problem SADC concentrates more on Zimbabwe

[@MosesNdlovu-l1p]

Spot on Grootman henceforth your analysis 👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@UhuruUhuru]

Thanks for watching 👊🏾

[@LazarusKudya]

Well analyzed I like dit

[@UhuruUhuru]

Thank you.

[@Accuface2000]

This doctor is a Zimbabwean. It's not South Africa's responsibility to enact rule of law in other countries.

[@samuellopesbaule5745]

@Accuface2000, then it should NOT be South Africa's responsibility to hide attrocities from the frelimo party either!

[@Imran-p6l]

Are we really together as Africans under AU, or regional blocks like SADC???? Come on Africa....... shouldn't behave like this. Our fellow Africans in Mozambique and other Africans states are dying and AU is completely quiet!!!!!!

[@AdambazimaMbazima]

We as mozambicans we want frelimo out of the power that's only.

[@corneroffice]

I’ve been saying this - ANC /FRELIMO/ZANU are all one party they helped each other in the past and will in the future .

[@UhuruUhuru]

But is this brotherhood helping Africa?

[@corneroffice]

@@UhuruUhuru absolutely not! its horrible pretty much what @sifisovincentmlangeni says is spot on.

[@LebohangMohlakoana]

These former liberation movements are the problematic here in SADC because they back each other, what's happening in Mozambique is what is going to happen here in South Africa 🤞...

[@lkarls2867]

Munangagwa will attend. What’s happening in Mozambique is exactly what happening in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

[@frikkiehitge3912]

The South African government is not in a position to impose sanction on anther country. They should rather work on making the borders safe.🤬

[@AladinoRibeiro]

Well very said my brother

[@UhuruUhuru]

Thank you.

[@TopG-Africa]

Bro u are right

[@giftguzha5202]

You're right sir, we've so much focused on what is happening in the western world than our own continent

[@heraclitomucache6596]

Liberation moviments must go. Enough is enough

[@UhuruUhuru]

We are suffering

[@ClementMakhale]

ANC and Mozambique are old friends nothing will happen

[@victormateus9551]

In fact, instability in Mozambique means instability for the entire southern region, and if this continues, we will migrate en masse to South Africa in search of better living conditions. SA government must take Mozambique situation carefully otherwise will deal with the consequences in its own territory.

[@UhuruUhuru]

Absolutely

[@RealWealth-qh5xn]

Bussed people from Zim. Were these people paid to go vote in Mozambique.

[@Verdade333]

I’m just waiting to hear how this is Johan Rupert’s fault🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dadonprimo]

5:54 Venancio still breathin luckily

[@UhuruUhuru]

Yes I misspoke. I wanted to say Paulo Guambo

[@nthabibotsi9855]

Birds of the same feathers flock together. It won't happen

[@flipfamily5129]

Talking about news coverage in the continent, Ibrahim Toure of Burkno Faso is doing great work to dismantle their colonizers, but SA media will never cover that story.

[@bruceaongola2820]

You are right it's time we were concerned about problems in Africa especially near us rather than singing about problems outside Africa. News over all African media stations is full of foreign stories.

[@GwambenationBatista]

I don't see South Africa imposing suction to Mozambique 🇲🇿 because there are some politicians having business with corrupt Mozambican leaders. So it's not easy to impose such sanctions while their business will fall apart. And also they won't be on Venacio Mondlane's side because Mondlane is fighting against this curuption.

[@UhuruUhuru]

The issue of politicians doing business in other countries is something which is a major concern and contributor to lack of action.

[@eugenefritz6669]

Sanctions could be a short term solution, but with potential massive instabilities and problems for the long term. What South Africa want’s is stability for now and forever. Not only for tomorrow and next week.

[@UhuruUhuru]

They can be a short term solution for a short term pressure point. There is a need for a stronger action in Mozambique otherwise the country will continue to be in economic freefall and democratic recession.

[@ErnestSamuneta]

Yu a the real analyst

[@UhuruUhuru]

Thank you.

[@josechivambo1443]

We as Africans don't panic to see other Africans countries suffering that is why all this Africans government don't care about it

[@UhuruUhuru]

And we should be concerned because these issues affect us all in the end.

[@trudycarmichael6050]

Spot on my brother, I am a swazi with grandchildren in Mozambique, the situation is frightening and worrying for us as Africans. A regular visor to Mozambique, they need to redo the whole election. SADAC is a toothless dog

[@settysimelane60]

Fresh elections would be the best idea

[@josephraivhogo725]

All problems is caused by SADC

[@McdonaldNGCOBO]

Yo..Bafo you just opened my eyez to what I've been Sleepin on..Khuluma Bafo

[@SibangilizweMncube]

As long as the anc is visible and other parties from all shiitehole countries like Zimbabwe Mozambique and all other shiitehole countries in Africa no solution can be reached first the anc must go to muzium then the better for us

[@lizcamarinha]

👏👏👏

[@gasparborge6360]

A change is must in Mozambique. I'm Mozambican and we had lived patiently ever since the independence. - The Frelimo party we know now is not the same one we saw from beginning times under Samora Machel, despite economic crises on his times, imposed by big neighbour south Africa, we know that Samora could do anything for his people. It seems to me that South Africa was never useful for us politically, nor it is helpful to our people. South Africa is interested only on its business through Mozambique to diaspora or from Mozambique to South Africa. Sorry brothers but we had enough from our government as well as from South Africa and Zimbabwe of course.

[@mosamohammadlabane1831]

We don't sker about South Africa

[@cobuscoetzee9948]

Thank you Sir, but the poor people don't get the insights of what is happening in our region, because they have been kept illiterate and poor 🥲🥲🥲🥲

[@gloriakapfu]

True.