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I Love this . Great break down

Good to see you Remy and Joe good content 👍🏽

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😊 Love it . Looks new can’t wait to dive in to it

Zero knowledge about colonisation. A country like Zimbabwe has a fantastic infrastructure and education legacy from the colonial era.

Is you think you greeting a lot,go to rural areas and even me as a local i think its overdone but eventually understood that its UBuntu(humanity)….in the rural a guy great passing you on his was to the store and back🤞🏽😂

Greeting in South African languages is an acknowledgement of your existence as a living being. Dumela (Setswana greeting) means Acknowledge that you exist, and your response by also asking the same. The Zulu also would greet you by saying Sawubona which means We see you (that you exist).

Those places that you named are called Townships, not Ghettos...Nothing Ghetto about Sowteo. Im sure you have to watch your back like any place else. I believe that the word, "Ghetto" was used to describe the living conditions that the Nazi's put the Jewish people under, just like the US government put blacks into projects. If you had the means to buy a house or afford to rent elsewhere, you would get denied by banks, real estate agents or landlords, so some had no choice but to live in the projects. I love Soweto, I cant wait to return, Ill be hanging out in Soweto. ONE of my spots is Onions and All!

No man that guy is not telling the truth.soweto is a city now. Come you will be suprise.

Now why would a Zimbo talk about South Africa ?He knows jack about SA And its cultures .Next time bring a South African in these spaces because he is looking through this with the lens of a foreigner .We dont even speak with the same accents .This was so cringe.

Mamelodi and Soweto are not Ghetto OT the hood. They used to be low income neighbourhoods during Apartheid era. These area are more like suburban now. This is the reason why there is negative sentiment towards foreigners in RSA. Let South Africans tell their stories and their culture. It would be good if this Zimbabwean can tell AA about his culture and his people. There is no such thing as African culture. Each country has its own distinct culture and languages. Ubuntu is not humility. Ubuntu is I am because you are and this meaning is far deeper than the literal definition.

Stay in America. Don't bring the fuckery there.

For safety reasons don't show to much of your outside house where one can see the street.

Soweto is a very safe place

Its the way you greet. If you're American & you greet in English ,it doesn't sound well to a person eloxion. If you don't greet the cashier it's rude, you wont be served kahle. It's a sign of respect. So now i get pissed off now that I'm in the UK for a short while ,the people here act like we slept in the same bed. They just talk to you anyhow. Well, before i answer their questions i force a greeting from them by initiating a greeting. Ubuntu

I believe what is happening now has been prophesied by the likes of Peter Tosh (Mama Africa) and Tribal House ( Motherland) if you have time , please listen to these songs, and then you will have a much more broader understanding.

My brother in a polo cap sounds more like Isaac Hayes😅

I bought a home in a new community in the good ol USA... Where my white neighbors bought 2 or 3 homes and my black folks bought just one. Why do you think? Because the white people helped each other out.. Try to keep them on top, above the rest so they told them the deals and prices. Black people tend to be scared that it's not enough or that it will be taken from them. You not telling the price is just continuing with the teachings Willie Lynch. Share the knowledge share the wealth.. it's enough to go around. Congratulations on your new home. 🎉🎉😊

yenina nixokelani animnyama anyway youre welcome blacks in south africa

I love seeing more Black Africans Americana men coming to South Africa...They will definitely help us ❤

Hello! How are you. I am from Papua New Guinea and I just subscribed to your wonderful channel because I enjoyed your experience in South Africa.

Hey brothers. I'm an emerging farmer who would love to work with my brothers and sisters in the diaspora who are interested in farming. Let's feed the nation

Enjoyed watching you intelligent brothers talk. Very good discussion. You were right about everything you said! I observed the same when I was in joburg. All the best!

Very beautiful property! You guys are truly blessed. It's great you have your son and mom onboard as well. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. I will be visiting SA before the end of this year and hope to make a final decision to move there for1st quarter of 2025. May a politely ask. Is this area closer to JoBurg or Pretoria? I'm trying to consider living outside either city.

Beautiful property! The morning walk is so soothing. The yard is huge! That’s a farm size space 😂😂

That Zimbo deliberately did not mention that his fellow countrymen are mostly in SA illegally committing crimes they wouldn't dare attempt in their home country yet he has the audacity to speak ill of South African townships. To understand the make up of SA township you have to understand our history and also the socio-economic challenges that contribute to some of the challenges we have in the townships.

Soweto is not a dangerous Ghetto,

Welcome home brothers. Looking at the three of you I see people who look exactly like the people of South Africa. Until you start talking no one could guess you're not from around here. South Africans know a lot about AA culture and have embraced it for ages now. We are all one people and it's great every time we connect.

I guess you guys know them south africans don't wanna see Zimbabwean , help us Zimbabweans avoid

You love home coming?

There is a Zulu prophesy that says the lost and stolen children of Africa will return not only physically but spiritually as well.

A video about south africa without an actual south african in it🚩

White South Africans have been in South Africa for multiple generations many going back 3-400 years. We do not consider ourselves Europeans. We may have some cultural ties but we are die hard Africans who love our country. If you look at the development of Africa, South Africa is by far the most advanced and white South Africans have contributed greatly. In my view South Africa is way less racist than in America

Africans not being able to travel freely is due to security reasons more than anything else, people from Canada can travel more freely than people from Mexico; but are both in North America. WHY?

Welcome home brothers , but know one thing we as South Africans are extremist we love too much and hate too much depending on the circumstances, there is no Grey area. We have lived with foreigners and welcomed them until we realized that a certain group from West Africa takes our humbleness for granted. Mannerism, Ubuntu and courtesy is in us and we love visitors who behave like us effortlessly.

Can't wait to visit SA. 😊😊

Great pod❤S/O to the Zim bro 👊

"The spirit here (South Africa) is uplifting... " ... Ncooo... 🥰🥰🥰that's beautiful from my Zim brother.

Our police officers in South Africa are mostly friendly. I feel safer when I see a police van.

It is called Townships in English. Elokshini, ekasi in township lingo. Location is not a common word. What is my Zim brother saying...😏

How are the divorce laws in South Africa? Do men keep what they own?

how about the vibes, night live and clubbing differences

The Spur pronunciation varies though, I pronounce it similar to the American brother. But the common pronunciation is this Spare one. In my hometown people pronounce the English U correctly, whereas in most of SA the U is pronounced as Air. That's why Spur sounds like Sp-Air.

Its expensive to live in America....hiwever for the same spending in South africa you gonna have the jones lifestyle....little goes a long way in Dollars on our soil....oi oi

Welcome gents, enjoy SA. We are very welcoming but these guys from Africa take our kindness for a ride and start abusing it. Thats why we have a problem with them. Otherwise we welcome them. And if you really want to know about SA, its best to speak to a South African.

Part 2 Pleaseeeeee....