South Africa's Tensions with Nigerians & Other Africans | In-Depth Discussion
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Join us for an insightful conversation as we delve into the complex dynamics between South Africans and other African nationals, particularly Nigerians. In this video, I sit down with the knowledgeable @lopi and community leader Mr. Emmanuel to explore:
Historical Context: Understanding the roots of xenophobia in South Africa.
Economic Factors: How economic competition plays into these tensions.
Cultural misunderstandings: Breaking down stereotypes and cultural clashes.
Political Perspectives: The role of governance and policy in shaping these relationships.
Community Voices: Real stories from South Africans and immigrants on their experiences.
Solutions & Forward Thinking: What can be done to foster unity and understanding?
This discussion aims to provide clarity on why some South Africans express reluctance in integrating with other African communities, offering perspectives from both sides of the debate.
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with @lopi & Mr. Emmanuel
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Lopi was the most introspective among the group and I think if other Nigerians approaches this issue the way he does, there could be some solutions. Inviting a SAn would be a good idea.
Correction: 56:30
The guy is talking about a town called Orania,
is an Afrikaners-only town whose aim is to preserve the Afrikaners' culture. It is built on private land where even if you are white and apply to buy a piece of land they may reject you since you are not an Afrikaner. However on a National Property in Orania anyone is allowed to access it e.g Road or a public clinic.
It's on the outskirts(farms) and people don't even know or care about it.
Both Chidima's parents are not South Africans . Father Nigerian and Mother Mozambican. The mother committed identity theft to get South African citizenship hence Chidima got the South African ID.
mxm kak talk all over.
The guy with a cap lacks depth in his thinking and he is filled with hatred and bias. The "In-Depth Discussion" is beyond his comprehension.
The guy in the centre made most sense. I love the way he thinks
Ghana did not kill any Nigerian. But Nigerians were given the right by their President to attack any migrate who is still in Nigeria after the date given them.
Hmmm,, Jesus you all we go to eny length to tarnish image of Nigerian,, i love ur useless animalistic lie
Says you. Ghana deported Nigerians the first time, Nigerians did not retaliate. They did the second time that was when Nigeria retaliated but they did it but did worse and that was when the Ghana must go slogan started. Then Ghanaians started shouting. Don’t start a fight you can’t finish.