@Lelo Dhlamini thank you for a positive answer, there so much hate in the world, we dont need that, there enough place for us all under the AFRICAN SUN!
It's really fair I love the idea Malema is 100% right I'm a foreigner myself it explained well employ citizens more than us. It's not tomuch to ask I'm fully agreeing with this conversation
I find it very confusing when EFF encourages foreign nationals to come to SA, but complains when they take the jobs as they also need to survive. 🙈🙈🙈🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
The EFF does not encourage foreigners to come to South Africa, he encourages the uniting of Africa and opening up of all borders, any country on this planet offers jobs to their citizens first and any foreigners with the right to work in that country
You really are confused, Malema is definitely not asking foreigners to come to South Africa, Malema is pushing for a United Africa. I don't remember the day he said foreigners need to flood South Africa, if you have that footage or recording, direct us to it.
It's just a show for votes, they will capture the state if they're in power, just like the ANC, and will further plunder our country. They've already done it with VBS.
This guy really responded positively even though the journalist trying to get him to answer negatively about Malema. I’m starting to have hope that the are white people out there who really wanna make things work in this country.
@@The504_ I’m not even gonna entertain your hatred, coz instead of speaking to the issue ... you are spreading hate for Malema. I would engage you if you were to put an argument as to why you say the CIC is a clown. Not just throw around insults. I can see you one of those trolls who hide behind tags, why :The 504. Put your name behind your comments and stop hiding your tail between your legs. South Africa has no place for people who perpetuate hate, this country needs healing.
@@mtshedamarunyane5465 I don’t think you know what’s going on. Free advise, you must not ate on white people who are trying to better relations with black people in this country rather embrace them and support them in such initiatives. Apply your mind brother, don’t be motivated by hatred, think first before you say anything... if you did that then you would realize that you are out of line. That’s why no one entertained your comment. You missed the central point, don’t embarrass yourself.
Honestly, the problem is not Foreign Nationals, but us South Africans and our pathetic government. Guys, the ANC have made us despondent when it comes to us fending for ourselves. It has created a culture of systematic dependence to freebies, which made many of us to be lazy entitled citizens. And for the ANC this makes sense because the more reliant we are to the ruling party, the more we view them as santaclause or our saviour/cheap solution to our problems which is equal to votes for the ANC. Hence, other foreign nationals (be it Africans, Asians or Europeans) get here and start dominating.
You can’t say that because firstly Our government was setup to fail and secondly no one has a problem with foreign nationals we have a problem with illegal immigration
In SA there's a need for a structured leadership skills training institution. Just imagine hearing a leader vocally stating it out that he's gonna make all businesses to employ as according to his own will (ref: Malema statement). That's a terrible childish type of an idea in need of perusal by his own entourage in the decision making. Does he ever start by engaging with the entire TEAM on a round table before saying whatever comes out of his own mind? . He can't just want business owners to do as he wishes. It's very much unfair for him to keep on disrupting. When will he thinks of peace and harmony for goodness sake?
@@wandiledlamini2591 who set up the government to fail? No woman, please. We can't blame other people anymore. This country was strong. Zimbabwe was very strong. We take them and look now. No , please sissy. Don't embaress our peoples anymore.
@@Enoch940 well first of all Fw de Klerk got rid of our nuclear weapons and then Nelson Mandela when is was president broke the freedom charter and the ANC has been accepting bribes from the mining sector I mean our own president has shares in Anglo American and not to mention we have monopolies destroying small businesses as well we don’t have any antitrust laws in South Africa
My first investment with Mrs Sarah Ann Fetters gave me profit of over $24,000 US dollars and ever since then she has never failed to deliver and I can even say she's the most sincere broker I have known
Don’t worry yourself... there is much more to come! WE are not concerned with your little peanuts... WE will go after the big fish very soon! WE must have Our Land! 🙏🏿🤴🏾👸🏾😘
@@nomxhosapekani7966 unemployment and crime in SA must now be a conversation held everyday and we must put pressure on this government left right and center .
Hes being cautios with Julius to voice bias profit seeking ... White males are now being careful what they say... that narrative of black douth africans cant speak better english that Zimbabeans they used to utter is now is now no longer usesd... they ve realised their arrogant prejudice has been confronted. The struggle for rconomic inclusion will continue.
@@simphiwerini9652 tell a joke then we laugh white males scared for Makeppies boy really you blackies are underestimating them ! If this white guy closes his busines wil you black males give all the black workers jobs ? i don't think so you talk to fast boy your Malikie hero can't even give you a job can hê ? You haven't heard a professional business person talk have you i don't think so my boy ! You say he is scared of malikiie 2022 joke of the year the price is yours hé hé hé VUKA umfanjana usobona !
The problem lies with the department of labour. People at labour officess are relaxing in their offices without doing sites visit. They are now exposed.
I am foreign but I agree.To avoid with all of these unnecessary violence the labour law need bit of an adjustment.Atleast over 80% of low skilled jobs should be given to South africans and the smaller percentage can be left for those employers wishing to employ a foreign.I think its time for a bit a change so south africans can coexist with the rest of africa
@@The504_ i think you spread hatred instead of applying supirior logic, i don't think you are smart judging by the rest of the comments you made on this post, you have a different agenda and just to tell you, you are quit irrelevent and perpetuating violent and conflict among the African community at large. You need reform in you attitude it very bad.
@@lindelwamhlonishwa1446 hatred? Irrelevant? Hahahaha no, I'm against the corrupt BBBEE and against telling businesses who they can and can't hire. My logic is simple, less government more freedom, think a bit then let me know if you get it 💪🏻
@@The504_ I think that I agree with Lindelwa. You do not come across as being very smart. While I agree that BEE, is corrupt and unconstitutional, apply the same Logic (which you claim to possess) to the Employment Equity Act( which is NOT unconstitutional, despite your hate-driven and supremacist-driven thinking) and understand that the law can and should tell businesses who they can and cannot hire based on the values of equality and fairness. I would suggest you take a lot of time to understand what is meant by equality fairness and FREEDOM FOR ALL.
My wife(South African) of 8 years says she struggles to get a job but she has never stayed at a job longer than a month I have talked to people and they call her for an interview she'll say she will go next week not the given date by the employer, same story goes for her brothers but I don't judge, just sharing my personal experience
Simple. Clear. Concise. Communication between all stakeholders is so important. We must listen before we speak. The interviewer made the situation from his perspective so understandable. Thank you.
It's not true that South Africans are not applying, but this is done purposefully not to hire SA because they know that they need to comply with so many rules and regulations, but with foreigners its easy they just pay the with envelopes bcos most of them they don't have bank accounts
It is true. I run a trucking company that ships across borders; by industry standards, we offer competitive salaries and benefits. Guys come, want foreigners dismissed and when we offer them contracts, they argue that what is offered is a pittance. They leave, we hire and next time there is political rhetoric about foreigners, they come back. My company bears the full cost of hiring and halting employees all to satisfy a group of entitled people who don't bother to apply but are quick to make demands. Of course that is not a national problem and could well be tied to a mob with ties elsewhere. But, it does not dismiss the reality I see everyday. First to apply? Foreigners! First to make unmerited demands even without being an employee? Locals! And I'm supposed to seriously employ you when you walked in carrying entitlement on your head and no room for compromise on your shoulders? Not if I want to also have a return on the risk I took to invest capital into the business.
@@kinkyreggae7002 Ditto, couldn't have said it better. Behaviourally, South Africans are more prone to make unsustainable demands and are more likely to go on strike but this does not always augur well for the welfare of the particular industry as a whole. Every employer wants industry stability, which leads to growth and creation of jobs and that is why for some employers the presence of foreigners is a blessing to their business. It is not always about the payment of low wages, but productivity with minimal industry disruption. I also understand that many South Africans do not want to drive across borders and many do not have passports, so what must an employer in your industry do?
@@rigbyrigbone5407 1. I will only respond from my experience and therefore not claim to know solutions for the entire industry. I would prefer hiring locals precisely because the business is located in SA and the long-term benefits will clearly be better for SA's economy, my business and the drivers concerned. However, as I stated in the earlier post, locals have often come with demands from the onset - demands which have a direct bearing on the key market that the company serves. At one point the idea was to have strictly locals on local routes (smaller market) but you can imagine what volatility that creates. We are caught between a rock and a hard place and as it is, unfortunately we hire those who want to work NOT for lower wages but for the wages that the industry itself has standardised. We play by the rules and others come with rules of their own. It's a no brainer which way I'd rather go. A prospective employee can freely make their rules elsewhere. I promise, I won't follow them to disturb them wherever that is. This brings me to an often misrepresented state of affairs at lest in my work area. The notion that a business such as mine pays lower wages oddly based on a prospective employee's demands and not the industry standards. For example, where the standard income for a junior driver is R2 and I offer R2, you find a local who (perhaps because they feel they are entitled more) insists they want R3. Sadly, under such circumstances, the best I can do is wish the local well as they continue to look for a job. As an aside.... 2. What worries me is, how will the same prospective employees respond to driverless trucks? If I buy such a truck, who do they blame next? The manufacturers? Business is an ecosystem with no race, ethnicity and claims to belonging.
Where do they advertise their vacancies? Most managers in these restaurants are foreign nationals so if there are openings they will tell their countrymen/ friends. There are no more walk in enquiries coz companies always have posts on their windows that there are no vacancies. Why is it that when a new mall is being built when people go to enquire about jobs they are told the positions have been filled already when they were not advertised locally?
Exactly, and he said they appoint the best person for the job which I diagree becoz South Africans can also be trained to be the best. Furthermore, to your point, most restaurants hire through word of mouth and thats where the problem lies...and trust me, he knows very well.
Honestly foreign nationals hunt for jobs ,, from website ,, company to company ,CV,,,,as a foreign national with S,A friends l always motivate my SA friend s to hunt for job but honestly that's not the case
South Africans we are lazy, have pride and don't ask. It's called job hunting for a reason, but SAs expected to be spoon fed. You want to be told how to apply, how to study, how to write a CV, how to start a business....we must also take responsibility and stop striking and start asking HOW....
You can't invite me for an interview, you ask me questions and when I try to answer, you keep on interrupting me... I'll stand up and leave your studio just like that.
It is disrespectful how many people (Black African and foreigners alike) think South African's are lazy. To walk in the shoes of those who have experienced systemic economic marginalization is a very different vantage point then to merely "work hard".
It IS laziness. Period. So many cultural groups have suffered oppression and marginalisation (even the Afrikaners believe it or not). These ppl picked themselves up and build a better life without any government assistance. Stop being a victim. That mentality is bringing you down.
@@walterhunter3353 Boers MUST be pushed out of Africa. ALL ethnic Europeans must be FORCED out of Africa and if you have to use violence to do it then oh well.. Diversity is a disease!!!
True Mr Tufan. If you work hard in this country you can get anywhere and if you put more effort in searching for a job, you can get it provided you are well qualified for that post.
In my humble opinion ,the real issue is the unemployment rate, not the local vs foreign nationals victim mentality politics. The nature of work and technology means the number of people required to do a job is decreasing. There is a mismatch between knowledge and skills taught vs knowledge and skills required by a job in the current work environment. we have a interesting situation were a South African works for a company that is based abroad as a " Foreigner" but they work remotely.
I live in a foreign country but I'm South African born and bred.the problem is no foreign national should be employed before a citizen of the country unless there's no south African qualified for the specific job . what malema did was wrong he don't have the right to enforce him on those businesses.he needs to be put on his place.he says and do stuff and nothing comes from it.remember if those foreign investor's take there money out of the country we going to end up like zimbabwe.people need to start opening there eyes and think about the future of there children
Where is the future of our children if they're not being employed by these restaurants if you say Malema was wrong meaning you dont see the bigger picture here bcoz this is one of the things that fuel violence against black foreign nationals where owners of businesses in SA prefers foreigners more than South Africans and that lead to xenophobic attacks so Malema is right to face anything that will result Africans to fight against each other
Great responses from the owner of Cream. Pity about the biased interviewing and clear agenda by the host. Observation folks, employed foreigners has work visas issued by the ANC government. Process that for a minute
Might also help if politicians actually created businesses and employment opportunities from the money they siphon from society. We would be a much richer for it. I otherwise just view all as snake oil selling charlatans.
Restaurant create most of the Jobs almost every month... But to my surprise most local South Africa feel it's cheap Job for them.And to those who do get employed, they usually quit because of the fast paced working environment
Doing something, after how many years he called people colonized? Its because he did not get the votes he expected in Gauteng. We have demonstrated to him that his stance is anti- South Africans. This man is not totally honest, what these people do in their restuarants they tell their workers who are foreign nationals to bring their own. In my family, we have 6 people with hospitality experience and they have been applying for jobs for years and they never get job, not even an interview. So this man is trying to say that South Africans do not apply for jobs, this is ridiculous.
Malema , wants to control the narrative and TC’s of PSAF, smart thing to do as a power focused politician, but short term effect, because with all that is happening in Our land of birth some of us are now adept to spot a chameleon from afaaarr! No need for binoculars.
@@mthokozisilanga4497 u r one those pple who always want to be against Malema ....u don't want to appreciate what z happening at this moment ,but hey I understand you
I am a product of working hard and today I am seeing the fruit. I work and study; I was working during the night and going to college during the day and I did that for the past 4 years. Thank you, South Africa.
@@someguy007 The problem is the current system is not working and needs a serious change. A lot people are trying out there to change their circumstances however it's people like you who just simplify complex issues and just assume poor South Africans are just sitting waiting for grants. Poor South Africans didn't decide to be in this position as there are many factors why South Africa has it's issues regarding inequality, unemployment, crime etc. Everything links and contributes to the snowballing effect of this current situation. Look at the whole picture instead of looking at your data and thinking it tells the whole story.
Those who keep on saying South Africans are lazy keep on saying that!they in fact make my BP to rise!Infact if I was president I was gonna deport them in a few months time like they did in Ghana and Botswana and those companies who don't follow the rules close them!Ba ya delela!A ngeke uthi abantu ba se Mzansi baya vilapha!How can they say that if our government employ doctors;nurses;teachers;engineers and others while we have even this skilled people here in SA???
Madam Journalists Trying all she can to make this gentleman who is just clear and louder in his answering of questions,to say things of negative about Malema, however the gentleman take his stand by reapting that Malema was too gentle in his approach,thank you Sir for not taking sides,
I'm not a supporter of EFF but what Julius Malema was doing was supposed to be done by the minister of labour Thulasi Nxesi and his inspectors but he's not doing his job!Remember what the truck drivers were blocking the freeways is because of this problem!South Africans anger has reached a boiling point and if the ANC government does not do something quickly they are out of power in 2024 and they must tell their foreigners legal or illegal to vote for them!
It's a fact that the mainstream media paints a negative picture of the EFF and Julius Malema in particular. Malema is reasonable and rational like this guy say that he expected the worse and even feared that they will damage his restaurant like what he sees on TV but the opposite was the outcome, he was polite and reasonable. How desperate the journalist tried to find fault or negative outcome on the EFF's yesterday's visit to the establishment nothing was forthcoming.
What difference does it make if hes polite in person if the man gets on stage and calls for killing white citizens, then starts creating racial tensions between indians, then spearheads student committees to get them to destroy campus property. Malema and anyone who supports this party are a joke, they make the people of our country look like we are all jungle creatures
@@Desfleeding he's misunderstood and media campaign against him feeds into people that choose to misrepresent his conviction ... ruclips.net/video/CbAe1BGtHYY/видео.html
@@Desfleeding Europe needs Malema style leader that isn't afraid to call for the killing of them too and to get them out of Europe and strong enough to not have to worry about political correct trash calling him/her a "racist" for calling for this!! What We need here in Europe is a hero with a back bone and to help get them back home and out of Europe.. We need EQUALITY and a equal warrior like Malema here. We need a strong leader like this!!
I do not think it is true that South Africans do not apply for jobs and particularly for high end restaurants like Kream where tips are high because of the spending capacity of its customers. What he is saying is not convincing.!
I like this guy and I like the fact that he got to understand the real Malema not the guy the media wants us to see through their eyes, Malema is very polite if you allow a descent dialogue with him, ask those that know him better he is a gentleman not the rascal everyone thinks he is.
I would add don't go colonising, subjugating and pillaging other continents and peoples when you have destroyed all nature in your own, the universe will provide.
@@panseryesthatisall9180 what you're saying is already covered by my statement. Overall whatever you do, have love in your heart, and you can't go wrong.
Julius Malema never said “ they must employ more South Africans more than foreigners” 😂😂😂 you guys really distort messages. He simply said, the ought to be a fair representation of South African as well. And South Africans must take preference, and that our African brothers must not be paid less compared to their counterparts, and they must be treated with dignity in the working environment.
Another spin, now South Africans do not apply for jobs, its no longer the spin that they are lazy. In my family, there are 6 people with experience in the hospitality industry(the 7th, my brother died not getting a job in this industry and any that he applied for), all of them have been applying since ( 2010/2015) for jobs, new and old restuarants. Now we are told that South Africans do not apply for jobs. This is unbelievable.
Maybe the industry is not for your family lineage, change careers. 🤔Guys, you're African just go consult and see what the issue is in your family. I'm just offering a different perspective 😌🤷
The problem starts with Government/Labour, 60% is too low for a restaurant job, they need to increase it to 100% and where they don't get a South African they must get permission to hire foreigners. The Government must stop giving such visas to foreign nationals, this is not a rare skill. It's not bussiness ppl problem, ppl have working visas and they can be employed but if Government stop dishing these visitors, there won't be foreign nationals to employ
If only people knew how hard it is to get employees who are willing and able to give their all. Truly speaking, there are a lot of hard working South Africans but there's also lot of worthless people who can drive your business to the ground by not taking the time to show appreciation for the opportunity to work. I usually see the carefree nonchalant attitude towards treating the enterprise with integrity in the fiduciary responsibility.
Huh ??? What happened to Malema's "One Africa - One People - No Borders" story now ? He himself is a Makwêrre-kwêrre then ? Changing like the weather ... In the morning this story, in the evening another.
@@badster8180 same lik sisulu, sat in a comfortable job for 25 years.. now suddenly she has d realisation that judges, constitution etc are bad.. all those that ruled against zuma are bad..we see u lindiwe !!! hahahha
Thanks EFF Wednesday 4 guys came to me and for the direction or Kream restaurant I directed them and say to them enjoy they said to me No we are not going to eat we are going to enter inter view
I think I heard the gentleman mention the labour department. To my knowledge they never show up unless there is a headline issue with the employer. We must always put the blame where it belongs. The labour dept are there only because they are on the payroll of the department. Nothing else!
I like the Chinese model that has put the country to be the second best economy in the world with capital companies from Europe and USA investing in that country. The mixed economy is the best model and it is led by the Communist Party of China. They allowed Huawei wich is a top performer to use workers co opt and the country doesn't even have a stake in it, it is wholly owned by the employees without government interference what they do is to subside the operations.
@@sibusisondabambi2909 you talk about white privilege how can many of us whites that are car guards and staying in squatter camps apply for that?...stop with the race bs all of us are struggling black white colored indian ppl are quick to point fingers and use the race card instead of fighting the system and the politicians keeping us from bettering our lives at the end of the day we all need each other we have more in common than you know and they are affraid if we get along we will bring them down and wont need them..enjoy your day be safe and be blessed brother
@@marumokitime3771 well South Africa should and could be one of the wealthiest nation's on the planet to rival any western nation under the right leadership, politics based on the colour of one's skin is doomed to failure as we have seen many times in the past. The EFF are evil and will bring ruination of everything around them if they ever got into power!
*There's 2 issues here. 1 Restaurants pay very little and servers rely on tips, hence, students and foreigners who r more desperate will apply for those jobs as South Africans who have families to feed can't get by on those wages and seek better paying jobs with more stability of income. 2 Restaurant owners prefer foreigners because South African low income workers generally have poor work ethic & no drive to be excellent at their job. Foreigners r often well spoken, well groomed and have positive friendly attitudes when dealing with customers.*
It's not that they well spoken and things but they exell because they have no choice they ow down to anything as long as they get paid in the end remem er they come to SA because they have nothing but now that they here and getting something it's fine no matter how little it is what I like about South Africans is we stay in our country we don't make trouble for other countries Evan if we struggle but I guess meat is meat and a man must eat
the reality of "managing" with that little is often due to sacrifices that is far from ideal & not for reasons to be celebrated. for example, many foreign workers live in communal rentals. you find 8 ppl renting 1 flat & pooling their resources to survive. They're often left with little to no options & r vulnerable to being exploited or to get involved in illegal side hustles.
@@oupaenouma4131 i think we mus be straight now.. we get too much social grants "free money" which the anc uses to get votes, therefore, we are lazy to work small jobs.. also, we want to tell our boss what to do.. som of us steal. lik we saw som celebrity get robbed by her staff, then instead of calling the thief out, we call the celeb out and make excuses for the thief.. lik, if u paid them better they wont steal... hahahahhaha..mzansi for sure.. lindiwe sisulu mentality ...lol
It is sad, really really sad to see how Zimbabweans are treated in South Africa 🇿🇦 considering how much Zimbabwe accommodated and cared for South Africans for over 20 years from the 70s to early 90s. Zimbabwe is a peace loving nation and a lot of African countries sought asylum in that country as well as going there for academic reasons. I understand how some South Africans feel about Zimbabweans in their country but if only they could help themselves at home they wouldn’t be where they are right now. The point i’m making is let’s just unite and learn to live together like brothers and sisters.
This people they destroyed their country so what must we do.It was reasonable if there was natural disaster.We feel for them but we are also starving.The bread is very little.
@@jimrasakanya8459 somwat true, but they did not destroy zim..mugabe chased away the white farmers and they wer doomed from that point..but zimbabweans arre very educated..som of them driving trucks in sa hav engineering degrees.. but yes, competant south africans should be looked at 1st..
@@jabumalinga1943 Mugabe is dead now so what?????? How about uniting, rebuilding the country. The whole population was scared of 1man and his soldiers. What's the excuse now cause he's nomore.
There is no place like home our youth must stop wasting time on RUclips dancing and be creative read books about business and making money. It's sad to see our children abusing substance as parents we get to suffer most from that abuse.
Just feels like this anchor was trying so hard to get dirt or create a bad impression on EFF and their intentions for going there... can't pin point it but I guess it's in the subtext of the questions...
Excuse n excuse, there’s no way that South Africans don’t apply if necessary advertising is done. But employers with this perception that South Africans don’t apply is nonsensical. The thing is they don’t pay living salaries n they pay transportation n stomach salaries n they expect South Africans to take that. In restaurants they pay low salaries n the owners are getting huge profits. That’s why they prefer foreign nationals bcs they don’t have the voice to complain, they just comply.
The so called livable salaries that South Africans want are not realistic. These jobs are for uneducated people in a fast paced industry therefore requiring a big staff number. It's unrealistic to pay a waiter more than 2500 to 3000. Foreigners are ok with it because they know tips will be made if they work longer and harder. South African's want high salaries for less hours. Business is about making money, it's not a charity.
@@Lifedisabledd you are forgetting the SAns pay R60 on 2 taxis per day just to get to work. But I'm sure in your calculations of entitled SAns you didn't include that because you have the privilege of driving yourself to work, probably with a fat salary as well.
There's a huge education gap between Zim and SA. Educated Zimbabweans are willing to be waiters with the focus on eventually becoming a manager or something. South Africans who are educated don't want to start at the bottom. ANC promised the world on a plate, entitled! Go start a business with labour and you will change your thinking.
Sit down south Africans and enjoy the Mandela effect.A country with the best universities in Africa and you can get waiters?Waiters in other developed countries will be students looking for pocket money.Wake up and take what belongs to you.
No one should tell a private business owner who he should employ. It should be the business owners right to employ the most suitable staff for his needs.
I worked at kream restaurant for 3 years , i am south africans and tufan is right south africans don't apply. Bt in my years of wrking at kream they were always new south african employees being hired and given opportunity to wrk as a waitress or as a manager or in the kitchen .
Wonderful man👏👏👏👏👏. You told the truth, clean and calmly. There are hundreds of jobs but SAfricans are just leisurely and too entitled. Even when we tell them where the jobs are, they have mountains of excuses!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes he made a point about working visas, so who is selling these working visas he can't dent someone a job if they have a working visa because then they go to department of labor and courts to fight him
That's not true because some restaurants want foreign nationals cz they can do whatever they want Treatment is very bad and mzansi they cnt stand that cz now they know the law the endup get fired mistreat
this people don't advitise those jobs they just ask those zims to come with their fellow country men for new jobs if they advitise fairly like big companies ShopRite we were not gonna have this problems but they opt for big profit cos avoiding paying tax
Bra I think you must take your cv to them go fish for the job.i am a restaurant manager and I tell you 95% of people who come fishing for the job are foreigners. Restaurants are individually owned and advertising for a job is just extra admin.
Action SA Put SouthAfricans First.( Thank you MASHABA .Thank you so much MASHABA) Without You this won't be recognised.Correct the mistakes that cause the country Chaos.Employ the people normal and there won't be a problem. Every Job to every person. Won't bring this Circus(.Stay Neutral as Employers)
Your Own Employees will give the information those you trust more ( Stay honest to every One. YOu Need Money and they also need.Who comes first gets the job ( Yes Ofcourse with legal documents in the country.)This for everyone does'nt matter the Country. Mashaba's Motto ( SouthAfricans First ) Thanks for this .
Minister of dept of labour is getting a salary of 2m per annum, while Mr Malima is doing his job with a little resources EFF has. Ministers who don't know they're responsibilities must step aside.
There is no reason why EFF is putting their finger where they should not. Focus on creating your own jobs, where you can decide the candidates. And leave the private sector. Duress definitely!
The EFF has no jurisdiction to confront employers in this way …. He should not have been allowed onto the premises in the capacity which he did …. This just gave him some airtime and free marketing
I know the guy, very humble person and he worked hard for his business. He was also a waitron before owning this business empire.
Wow 👏 that's inspiring on its own...
@Lelo Dhlamini thank you for a positive answer, there so much hate in the world, we dont need that, there enough place for us all under the AFRICAN SUN!
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It's really fair I love the idea Malema is 100% right I'm a foreigner myself it explained well employ citizens more than us. It's not tomuch to ask I'm fully agreeing with this conversation
He’s 100 % wrong. 60 percent ? When South Africa has such high unemployment. 80 percent South African.
I find it very confusing when EFF encourages foreign nationals to come to SA, but complains when they take the jobs as they also need to survive. 🙈🙈🙈🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
I was thinking the same he always encouraged foreign to one with us Malema is confusing
The EFF does not encourage foreigners to come to South Africa, he encourages the uniting of Africa and opening up of all borders, any country on this planet offers jobs to their citizens first and any foreigners with the right to work in that country
You really are confused, Malema is definitely not asking foreigners to come to South Africa, Malema is pushing for a United Africa. I don't remember the day he said foreigners need to flood South Africa, if you have that footage or recording, direct us to it.
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I agree with the eff for once ,South Africans first
Eff or Action SA. Eff doesn't believe in South Africans 1st. That's Mashabas line Put South Africa first
Eff is the one who invited foreigners to this country open the boarders he said no singing another tune cause he sees what ACTION Sa is doing
@@kellyalexander7347 fact, that’s why he lost so much votes cuz SAns are gatvol of too much foreigners
It's just a show for votes, they will capture the state if they're in power, just like the ANC, and will further plunder our country. They've already done it with VBS.
Malema is a yo-yo...so he wants open borders in Africa but african foreigners should not work here. Really a party for “special” ppl.
This guy really responded positively even though the journalist trying to get him to answer negatively about Malema. I’m starting to have hope that the are white people out there who really wanna make things work in this country.
Current stats he is not supporting south Africans homes.
Malema is a clown
@@The504_ I’m not even gonna entertain your hatred, coz instead of speaking to the issue ... you are spreading hate for Malema. I would engage you if you were to put an argument as to why you say the CIC is a clown. Not just throw around insults. I can see you one of those trolls who hide behind tags, why :The 504. Put your name behind your comments and stop hiding your tail between your legs. South Africa has no place for people who perpetuate hate, this country needs healing.
@@mtshedamarunyane5465 I don’t think you know what’s going on. Free advise, you must not ate on white people who are trying to better relations with black people in this country rather embrace them and support them in such initiatives. Apply your mind brother, don’t be motivated by hatred, think first before you say anything... if you did that then you would realize that you are out of line. That’s why no one entertained your comment. You missed the central point, don’t embarrass yourself.
Yeah sure, his business isn't being held hostage by a group if commie scum
Honestly, the problem is not Foreign Nationals, but us South Africans and our pathetic government. Guys, the ANC have made us despondent when it comes to us fending for ourselves. It has created a culture of systematic dependence to freebies, which made many of us to be lazy entitled citizens. And for the ANC this makes sense because the more reliant we are to the ruling party, the more we view them as santaclause or our saviour/cheap solution to our problems which is equal to votes for the ANC. Hence, other foreign nationals (be it Africans, Asians or Europeans) get here and start dominating.
You can’t say that because firstly Our government was setup to fail and secondly no one has a problem with foreign nationals we have a problem with illegal immigration
In SA there's a need for a structured leadership skills training institution. Just imagine hearing a leader vocally stating it out that he's gonna make all businesses to employ as according to his own will (ref: Malema statement). That's a terrible childish type of an idea in need of perusal by his own entourage in the decision making. Does he ever start by engaging with the entire TEAM on a round table before saying whatever comes out of his own mind? . He can't just want business owners to do as he wishes. It's very much unfair for him to keep on disrupting. When will he thinks of peace and harmony for goodness sake?
@@wandiledlamini2591 who set up the government to fail? No woman, please. We can't blame other people anymore. This country was strong. Zimbabwe was very strong. We take them and look now. No , please sissy. Don't embaress our peoples anymore.
@@Enoch940 well first of all Fw de Klerk got rid of our nuclear weapons and then Nelson Mandela when is was president broke the freedom charter and the ANC has been accepting bribes from the mining sector I mean our own president has shares in Anglo American and not to mention we have monopolies destroying small businesses as well we don’t have any antitrust laws in South Africa
@@wandiledlamini2591 documented foreigners are more than illegal ones, but no one talks about it
People are scared of investing because of the high rate of scam in the business
Never depend on a single income, make an investment to create a second source.
When it comes to investing, nothing will pay off more than educating yourself.
My first investment with Mrs Sarah Ann Fetters gave me profit of over $24,000 US dollars and ever since then she has never failed to deliver and I can even say she's the most sincere broker I have known
I see more to this than just buying crypto, my mentor also made mention that to me. More jobs are required is required
+174
This is better.
This is how frustrations should be expressed through conversation.
And not through destruction.
Smart man made valid points and is politically correct 👏🏼
indeed this 100% true
When you work hard in this country you can become anything. ❤️
The EFF Should visit all China Malls and Chinese,Ethiopian,Pakistani,Bangali owned businesses to see who is employed?
Agree
Don’t worry yourself... there is much more to come! WE are not concerned with your little peanuts... WE will go after the big fish very soon! WE must have Our Land! 🙏🏿🤴🏾👸🏾😘
those shops don't employ their own from their countries. ..but south Africans I bet ...
And who's registered for tax, has legal papers and what underground links they have to money laundering
@@danievanzyl2613
why, because of fertilizer 😂😂😂 from Bayer and Monsanto 😱🤡👹
If you work hard in this country you get anywhere. Yes some had a head start but what he said is true.
Let it be 90% South Africans and 10% LEGAL Foreign Nationals.
I agree with you, given our unemployment rates in SA, 60% is too low.
unskilled jobs all belong to South African, it's the law. It's the goverment who does not make they implement it.
@@nompu123 maybe we need to knock it in their thick skulls.
@@nomxhosapekani7966 unemployment and crime in SA must now be a conversation held everyday and we must put pressure on this government left right and center .
Another foreigner doing amazing work 👏 well done for creating jobs in South Africa
He's not a foreigner
He is creating jobs for foreigners.
@@headhonchotheone9041 He is Turkish
@@shiyanimthethwa8262 Whatever, but it benefits the SA economy...
@@headhonchotheone9041 He said he is a foreigner from Turkey and became a naturalised South African, did you not hear him when he said it?
I like how this guy is responding.
Hes being cautios with Julius to voice bias profit seeking ... White males are now being careful what they say... that narrative of black douth africans cant speak better english that Zimbabeans they used to utter is now is now no longer usesd... they ve realised their arrogant prejudice has been confronted. The struggle for rconomic inclusion will continue.
@@simphiwerini9652 tell a joke then we laugh white males scared for Makeppies boy really you blackies are underestimating them !
If this white guy closes his busines wil you black males give all the black workers jobs ? i don't think so
you talk to fast boy your Malikie hero
can't even give you a job can hê ?
You haven't heard a professional business person talk have you i don't think so my boy ! You say he is scared of malikiie 2022 joke of the year the price is yours hé hé hé
VUKA umfanjana usobona !
Me too...much love from kenya🌹
The problem lies with the department of labour. People at labour officess are relaxing in their offices without doing sites visit. They are now exposed.
That's true
Did you listen that SAs don't apply??
Should be best person for the job.
they are doing side visit, they just tun a blind eye after a bribe, that's what is killing this country
I am foreign but I agree.To avoid with all of these unnecessary violence the labour law need bit of an adjustment.Atleast over 80% of low skilled jobs should be given to South africans and the smaller percentage can be left for those employers wishing to employ a foreign.I think its time for a bit a change so south africans can coexist with the rest of africa
No, best person for the job, period.
@@The504_ i think you spread hatred instead of applying supirior logic, i don't think you are smart judging by the rest of the comments you made on this post, you have a different agenda and just to tell you, you are quit irrelevent and perpetuating violent and conflict among the African community at large. You need reform in you attitude it very bad.
@@lindelwamhlonishwa1446 hatred? Irrelevant? Hahahaha no, I'm against the corrupt BBBEE and against telling businesses who they can and can't hire. My logic is simple, less government more freedom, think a bit then let me know if you get it 💪🏻
You’re right.
@@The504_ I think that I agree with Lindelwa. You do not come across as being very smart. While I agree that BEE, is corrupt and unconstitutional, apply the same Logic (which you claim to possess) to the Employment Equity Act( which is NOT unconstitutional, despite your hate-driven and supremacist-driven thinking) and understand that the law can and should tell businesses who they can and cannot hire based on the values of equality and fairness. I would suggest you take a lot of time to understand what is meant by equality fairness and FREEDOM FOR ALL.
My wife(South African) of 8 years says she struggles to get a job but she has never stayed at a job longer than a month I have talked to people and they call her for an interview she'll say she will go next week not the given date by the employer, same story goes for her brothers but I don't judge, just sharing my personal experience
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I'm definitely going through the same thing (south African) believe me I'm not judging okay
As a South African, I believe you, we have a culture of entitlement and they still blame apartheid for everything.
Very honest man, Julius Malema was polite and friendly🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 thy didn't want him this part
"If you work hard in this country, you can get anywhere." - Wake up Youth.
@@DylanChernis Exhibit A.
And that cannot be said of every country, especially African ones.
Simple. Clear. Concise. Communication between all stakeholders is so important. We must listen before we speak. The interviewer made the situation from his perspective so understandable. Thank you.
The supervisors in these restaurants are foreigners they bring they brothers and sisters
Just try to go around with your cv and see if you don't get hired. I bet you it won't take ya month before you get hired
And They're Protected by the EFF Union!
Who's fooling Who here?
@@vaughangarrick RUclips Grammar Police😅
This is actually great advertisement for his establishment
It's not true that South Africans are not applying, but this is done purposefully not to hire SA because they know that they need to comply with so many rules and regulations, but with foreigners its easy they just pay the with envelopes bcos most of them they don't have bank accounts
Private sector only cares about maximizing their profits so they would rather hire foreigners to pay them low wages.
It is true. I run a trucking company that ships across borders; by industry standards, we offer competitive salaries and benefits. Guys come, want foreigners dismissed and when we offer them contracts, they argue that what is offered is a pittance. They leave, we hire and next time there is political rhetoric about foreigners, they come back. My company bears the full cost of hiring and halting employees all to satisfy a group of entitled people who don't bother to apply but are quick to make demands. Of course that is not a national problem and could well be tied to a mob with ties elsewhere. But, it does not dismiss the reality I see everyday. First to apply? Foreigners! First to make unmerited demands even without being an employee? Locals!
And I'm supposed to seriously employ you when you walked in carrying entitlement on your head and no room for compromise on your shoulders? Not if I want to also have a return on the risk I took to invest capital into the business.
True sir
@@kinkyreggae7002 Ditto, couldn't have said it better. Behaviourally, South Africans are more prone to make unsustainable demands and are more likely to go on strike but this does not always augur well for the welfare of the particular industry as a whole. Every employer wants industry stability, which leads to growth and creation of jobs and that is why for some employers the presence of foreigners is a blessing to their business. It is not always about the payment of low wages, but productivity with minimal industry disruption.
I also understand that many South Africans do not want to drive across borders and many do not have passports, so what must an employer in your industry do?
@@rigbyrigbone5407 1. I will only respond from my experience and therefore not claim to know solutions for the entire industry. I would prefer hiring locals precisely because the business is located in SA and the long-term benefits will clearly be better for SA's economy, my business and the drivers concerned. However, as I stated in the earlier post, locals have often come with demands from the onset - demands which have a direct bearing on the key market that the company serves. At one point the idea was to have strictly locals on local routes (smaller market) but you can imagine what volatility that creates. We are caught between a rock and a hard place and as it is, unfortunately we hire those who want to work NOT for lower wages but for the wages that the industry itself has standardised. We play by the rules and others come with rules of their own. It's a no brainer which way I'd rather go. A prospective employee can freely make their rules elsewhere. I promise, I won't follow them to disturb them wherever that is. This brings me to an often misrepresented state of affairs at lest in my work area. The notion that a business such as mine pays lower wages oddly based on a prospective employee's demands and not the industry standards. For example, where the standard income for a junior driver is R2 and I offer R2, you find a local who (perhaps because they feel they are entitled more) insists they want R3. Sadly, under such circumstances, the best I can do is wish the local well as they continue to look for a job.
As an aside....
2. What worries me is, how will the same prospective employees respond to driverless trucks? If I buy such a truck, who do they blame next? The manufacturers? Business is an ecosystem with no race, ethnicity and claims to belonging.
Where do they advertise their vacancies? Most managers in these restaurants are foreign nationals so if there are openings they will tell their countrymen/ friends. There are no more walk in enquiries coz companies always have posts on their windows that there are no vacancies. Why is it that when a new mall is being built when people go to enquire about jobs they are told the positions have been filled already when they were not advertised locally?
Exactly, and he said they appoint the best person for the job which I diagree becoz South Africans can also be trained to be the best. Furthermore, to your point, most restaurants hire through word of mouth and thats where the problem lies...and trust me, he knows very well.
@@kennethmogaleleshilo9185 if you need training then clearly you are not the best man that should be obvious
Honestly foreign nationals hunt for jobs ,, from website ,, company to company ,CV,,,,as a foreign national with S,A friends l always motivate my SA friend s to hunt for job but honestly that's not the case
@@tjngorosha7236 but no one was born knowing the work. They were all trained is it not?
South Africans we are lazy, have pride and don't ask. It's called job hunting for a reason, but SAs expected to be spoon fed. You want to be told how to apply, how to study, how to write a CV, how to start a business....we must also take responsibility and stop striking and start asking HOW....
I wish journalists would allow the interviewee to answer the questions first before interrupting.
You can't invite me for an interview, you ask me questions and when I try to answer, you keep on interrupting me... I'll stand up and leave your studio just like that.
@@siyabulelayekani8830 So correct. Cause whats the point of a interview then.
It is disrespectful how many people (Black African and foreigners alike) think South African's are lazy. To walk in the shoes of those who have experienced systemic economic marginalization is a very different vantage point then to merely "work hard".
OK PHIRI
They must just go home
It IS laziness. Period. So many cultural groups have suffered oppression and marginalisation (even the Afrikaners believe it or not). These ppl picked themselves up and build a better life without any government assistance. Stop being a victim. That mentality is bringing you down.
@@Hellstothenaw go home
@@lilianhaggland2031 I am home. Keep feeling those chest pains you cretins.
I don’t know this Man the owner of Kream but he sounds sincere and humble.
Niyabathanda abelungu, yeses!!
The “best person” gets the job! That’s what free market economy is about.
And when they don’t get what they want they just take it. That’s how black South Africans lost their land
@@walterhunter3353 Boers MUST be pushed out of Africa. ALL ethnic Europeans must be FORCED out of Africa and if you have to use violence to do it then oh well.. Diversity is a disease!!!
Best south african for the job that's The law
Can some really be better than the other, on just taking orders and bringing food? You serious?
@@walterhunter3353 You mean that’s how White Settlers got the Land?
True Mr Tufan. If you work hard in this country you can get anywhere and if you put more effort in searching for a job, you can get it provided you are well qualified for that post.
In my humble opinion ,the real issue is the unemployment rate, not the local vs foreign nationals victim mentality politics.
The nature of work and technology means the number of people required to do a job is decreasing.
There is a mismatch between knowledge and skills taught vs knowledge and skills required by a job in the current work environment.
we have a interesting situation were a South African works for a company that is based abroad as a " Foreigner" but they work remotely.
I live in a foreign country but I'm South African born and bred.the problem is no foreign national should be employed before a citizen of the country unless there's no south African qualified for the specific job . what malema did was wrong he don't have the right to enforce him on those businesses.he needs to be put on his place.he says and do stuff and nothing comes from it.remember if those foreign investor's take there money out of the country we going to end up like zimbabwe.people need to start opening there eyes and think about the future of there children
Where is the future of our children if they're not being employed by these restaurants if you say Malema was wrong meaning you dont see the bigger picture here bcoz this is one of the things that fuel violence against black foreign nationals where owners of businesses in SA prefers foreigners more than South Africans and that lead to xenophobic attacks so Malema is right to face anything that will result Africans to fight against each other
Great responses from the owner of Cream.
Pity about the biased interviewing and clear agenda by the host.
Observation folks, employed foreigners has work visas issued by the ANC government. Process that for a minute
Seems like you were watching a different clip…the interviewer was not bias at all and the interviewee was frank with his responses.
This guy and the eff deserve each other
South African that need job can you please take you CV'S to Kream restaurants so that this guy know you need the jobs.
This guy is joke😂, SA didn't lose hope. Hospitality, security...e.c.t , they hire foreigners only.
@@nkgudijeffrey4625 because they want cheap labor to make their profits. Salaries are very expensive in SA.
Might also help if politicians actually created businesses and employment opportunities from the money they siphon from society. We would be a much richer for it. I otherwise just view all as snake oil selling charlatans.
@@nompu123 that’s what I’ve been saying
@@nkgudijeffrey4625 yeah lol 😆 😂 he's trying to justify himself
Restaurant create most of the Jobs almost every month... But to my surprise most local South Africa feel it's cheap Job for them.And to those who do get employed, they usually quit because of the fast paced working environment
Talking rubbish
@@governorsiyengu6002 Just be honest to yourself,and face facts.
We love Julius Malema and his approach
United Africa ✊🏿❤🖤💚 no borders no boers!
The guy is a smart guy. Big ups to Malema and your gentle character.
The owners job is to run his business, politics. And the interviewer is trying to get very political
Atleast Malema is doing something progressive not those chasing after Zuma only
Doing something, after how many years he called people colonized? Its because he did not get the votes he expected in Gauteng. We have demonstrated to him that his stance is anti- South Africans.
This man is not totally honest, what these people do in their restuarants they tell their workers who are foreign nationals to bring their own.
In my family, we have 6 people with hospitality experience and they have been applying for jobs for years and they never get job, not even an interview. So this man is trying to say that South Africans do not apply for jobs, this is ridiculous.
Zuma sucks that guy nearly turned south africa into Zimbabwe.
Malema , wants to control the narrative and TC’s of PSAF, smart thing to do as a power focused politician, but short term effect, because with all that is happening in Our land of birth some of us are now adept to spot a chameleon from afaaarr! No need for binoculars.
Say it again
@@mthokozisilanga4497 u r one those pple who always want to be against Malema ....u don't want to appreciate what z happening at this moment ,but hey I understand you
ANC has failed PERIOD!!! its time for a change.
@ Mduduzi so TRUE my brother the only thing that they're doing is stealing and chasing after JZ but nothing is done for South Africans
I like that guy. Cool snd calm and logical
Thank you Tufan : "If you work hard in this country you can get anywhere "
I am a product of working hard and today I am seeing the fruit. I work and study; I was working during the night and going to college during the day and I did that for the past 4 years. Thank you, South Africa.
That should be the best advice of the year, for South Africans who always cry about foreigners taking jobs. While they sit at home waiting for grants.
@@someguy007 So that's what you believe?
@@someguy007 The problem is the current system is not working and needs a serious change. A lot people are trying out there to change their circumstances however it's people like you who just simplify complex issues and just assume poor South Africans are just sitting waiting for grants. Poor South Africans didn't decide to be in this position as there are many factors why South Africa has it's issues regarding inequality, unemployment, crime etc. Everything links and contributes to the snowballing effect of this current situation. Look at the whole picture instead of looking at your data and thinking it tells the whole story.
Hahaha😂let us realise we can say this while living in a mansion so be mindful of other humans.
Those who keep on saying South Africans are lazy keep on saying that!they in fact make my BP to rise!Infact if I was president I was gonna deport them in a few months time like they did in Ghana and Botswana and those companies who don't follow the rules close them!Ba ya delela!A ngeke uthi abantu ba se Mzansi baya vilapha!How can they say that if our government employ doctors;nurses;teachers;engineers and others while we have even this skilled people here in SA???
This guy is lying, south Africans don't apply.
@@justicetshovhota3940 Do you work there? How do you know he is lying?
Look how your mind works... Scary, frightening, crying shame!
Where are the black south African doctors? Engineers, etc..? You n your type will destroy south Africa 🌍
Madam Journalists Trying all she can to make this gentleman who is just clear and louder in his answering of questions,to say things of negative about Malema, however the gentleman take his stand by reapting that Malema was too gentle in his approach,thank you Sir for not taking sides,
I'm not a supporter of EFF but what Julius Malema was doing was supposed to be done by the minister of labour Thulasi Nxesi and his inspectors but he's not doing his job!Remember what the truck drivers were blocking the freeways is because of this problem!South Africans anger has reached a boiling point and if the ANC government does not do something quickly they are out of power in 2024 and they must tell their foreigners legal or illegal to vote for them!
It's a fact that the mainstream media paints a negative picture of the EFF and Julius Malema in particular. Malema is reasonable and rational like this guy say that he expected the worse and even feared that they will damage his restaurant like what he sees on TV but the opposite was the outcome, he was polite and reasonable. How desperate the journalist tried to find fault or negative outcome on the EFF's yesterday's visit to the establishment nothing was forthcoming.
EFF reputation precedes them. They bring it upon themselves. That is why people hate the eff.
What difference does it make if hes polite in person if the man gets on stage and calls for killing white citizens, then starts creating racial tensions between indians, then spearheads student committees to get them to destroy campus property. Malema and anyone who supports this party are a joke, they make the people of our country look like we are all jungle creatures
@@Desfleeding he's misunderstood and media campaign against him feeds into people that choose to misrepresent his conviction ... ruclips.net/video/CbAe1BGtHYY/видео.html
@@Desfleeding Europe needs Malema style leader that isn't afraid to call for the killing of them too and to get them out of Europe and strong enough to not have to worry about political correct trash calling him/her a "racist" for calling for this!! What We need here in Europe is a hero with a back bone and to help get them back home and out of Europe.. We need EQUALITY and a equal warrior like Malema here. We need a strong leader like this!!
@@Константин-д6щ you had one, his name was Hitler. How did that turn out?
PRIORITIZE 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦👏🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
I do not think it is true that South Africans do not apply for jobs and particularly for high end restaurants like Kream where tips are high because of the spending capacity of its customers. What he is saying is not convincing.!
Just justifying himself.there is no truth in that what he said
I am totally shocked to hear that South Africans do not apply ,l really fail to understand the statement!!
True
He said he didn't think malema understood their thinking meaning restauranteurs in general..not him individually!!
Woke up pray and hustle ...you Will thank me one day
I like this guy and I like the fact that he got to understand the real Malema not the guy the media wants us to see through their eyes, Malema is very polite if you allow a descent dialogue with him, ask those that know him better he is a gentleman not the rascal everyone thinks he is.
Work hard, don't riot, be respectful, kind, humble and look after nature and the Universe will always provide ❤️🙌❤️
I would add don't go colonising, subjugating and pillaging other continents and peoples when you have destroyed all nature in your own, the universe will provide.
@@panseryesthatisall9180 what you're saying is already covered by my statement. Overall whatever you do, have love in your heart, and you can't go wrong.
I need to leave Texas and come visit him so he could help me create an EFF America
Please adopt him. We don't want him anymore
I just came back to watch the video and hit like on my own comment 😆
Julius Malema never said “ they must employ more South Africans more than foreigners” 😂😂😂 you guys really distort messages. He simply said, the ought to be a fair representation of South African as well. And South Africans must take preference, and that our African brothers must not be paid less compared to their counterparts, and they must be treated with dignity in the working environment.
So they want companies to go around looking for them or they must go out to apply for jobs
"So they want companies to go around looking for them..." - focus please. They want companies to prioritize South Africans.
Another spin, now South Africans do not apply for jobs, its no longer the spin that they are lazy. In my family, there are 6 people with experience in the hospitality industry(the 7th, my brother died not getting a job in this industry and any that he applied for), all of them have been applying since ( 2010/2015) for jobs, new and old restuarants. Now we are told that South Africans do not apply for jobs. This is unbelievable.
When he said that I was boiling he basically called us lazy....lying
8 pple in the same industry surely no diversity
Maybe the industry is not for your family lineage, change careers.
🤔Guys, you're African just go consult and see what the issue is in your family.
I'm just offering a different perspective 😌🤷
The problem starts with Government/Labour, 60% is too low for a restaurant job, they need to increase it to 100% and where they don't get a South African they must get permission to hire foreigners. The Government must stop giving such visas to foreign nationals, this is not a rare skill. It's not bussiness ppl problem, ppl have working visas and they can be employed but if Government stop dishing these visitors, there won't be foreign nationals to employ
If only people knew how hard it is to get employees who are willing and able to give their all.
Truly speaking, there are a lot of hard working South Africans but there's also lot of worthless people who can drive your business to the ground by not taking the time to show appreciation for the opportunity to work.
I usually see the carefree nonchalant attitude towards treating the enterprise with integrity in the fiduciary responsibility.
Though what you say is truthful but it sounds like he hired a lot of foreigners
@@itumelengmosailane1192 why should it matter, it should be the best person for the job
Correct!! The Best Person!!!
taxpayers in SA for yrs ,but now our families,children are without work.
Huh ??? What happened to Malema's "One Africa - One People - No Borders" story now ? He himself is a Makwêrre-kwêrre then ? Changing like the weather ... In the morning this story, in the evening another.
1. He's a politician
2. He must speak for those that actually cast the vote, South Africans
@@timbawangu3038 1. He is an IDIOT !
2. He should shut up ! He does not represent me and my vote ... and I am South African.
@@badster8180 😂😂😂😂😂😂politicians, they change tune like that, when it favors them
@@badster8180 same lik sisulu, sat in a comfortable job for 25 years.. now suddenly she has d realisation that judges, constitution etc are bad.. all those that ruled against zuma are bad..we see u lindiwe !!! hahahha
What nationality is he
Why do they Always pullup the race card..
The interviewer is fishing and the person being interviewed can clearly see through it.
why is this poor guy being put in the spot light 😂😂
The reason is obvious
Thanks EFF Wednesday 4 guys came to me and for the direction or Kream restaurant I directed them and say to them enjoy they said to me No we are not going to eat we are going to enter inter view
EEF should not visit restaurants period for political reasons!!!!!!
The guy become instantly famous by malema
Well spoken Tufan
I think I heard the gentleman mention the labour department. To my knowledge they never show up unless there is a headline issue with the employer. We must always put the blame where it belongs. The labour dept are there only because they are on the payroll of the department. Nothing else!
Department of labour only does inspections to go and take bribes. they are not there to protect South Africans
@@nompu123 u rite my sister's de have disappoint us big time
Kream I'm coming to look for a job there I hope i will get it.not a joke
@@mmatloumartha6407 please go I wish I was close to that side I would go look for a job there as well .
When they show up they just show up to collect bribes
Is shocking to see more foreigners than locals.
Stuff melema get security and chase him away
Those that do not remember the past are doomed to repeat it! Say no to national socialism say no to the EFF Nazis!
Say noon to white arrogance say no to white privilege
@@sibusisondabambi2909 AmaNazi ayimfucumfucu yomhlaba!
I like the Chinese model that has put the country to be the second best economy in the world with capital companies from Europe and USA investing in that country. The mixed economy is the best model and it is led by the Communist Party of China.
They allowed Huawei wich is a top performer to use workers co opt and the country doesn't even have a stake in it, it is wholly owned by the employees without government interference what they do is to subside the operations.
@@sibusisondabambi2909 you talk about white privilege how can many of us whites that are car guards and staying in squatter camps apply for that?...stop with the race bs all of us are struggling black white colored indian ppl are quick to point fingers and use the race card instead of fighting the system and the politicians keeping us from bettering our lives at the end of the day we all need each other we have more in common than you know and they are affraid if we get along we will bring them down and wont need them..enjoy your day be safe and be blessed brother
@@marumokitime3771 well South Africa should and could be one of the wealthiest nation's on the planet to rival any western nation under the right leadership, politics based on the colour of one's skin is doomed to failure as we have seen many times in the past. The EFF are evil and will bring ruination of everything around them if they ever got into power!
He was very polite
*There's 2 issues here. 1 Restaurants pay very little and servers rely on tips, hence, students and foreigners who r more desperate will apply for those jobs as South Africans who have families to feed can't get by on those wages and seek better paying jobs with more stability of income. 2 Restaurant owners prefer foreigners because South African low income workers generally have poor work ethic & no drive to be excellent at their job. Foreigners r often well spoken, well groomed and have positive friendly attitudes when dealing with customers.*
Remember also those foreigners has family to feed and rent again but they manage with that small wage
It's not that they well spoken and things but they exell because they have no choice they ow down to anything as long as they get paid in the end remem er they come to SA because they have nothing but now that they here and getting something it's fine no matter how little it is what I like about South Africans is we stay in our country we don't make trouble for other countries Evan if we struggle but I guess meat is meat and a man must eat
very true
the reality of "managing" with that little is often due to sacrifices that is far from ideal & not for reasons to be celebrated. for example, many foreign workers live in communal rentals. you find 8 ppl renting 1 flat & pooling their resources to survive. They're often left with little to no options & r vulnerable to being exploited or to get involved in illegal side hustles.
@@oupaenouma4131 i think we mus be straight now.. we get too much social grants "free money" which the anc uses to get votes, therefore, we are lazy to work small jobs.. also, we want to tell our boss what to do.. som of us steal. lik we saw som celebrity get robbed by her staff, then instead of calling the thief out, we call the celeb out and make excuses for the thief.. lik, if u paid them better they wont steal... hahahahhaha..mzansi for sure.. lindiwe sisulu mentality ...lol
It is sad, really really sad to see how Zimbabweans are treated in South Africa 🇿🇦 considering how much Zimbabwe accommodated and cared for South Africans for over 20 years from the 70s to early 90s. Zimbabwe is a peace loving nation and a lot of African countries sought asylum in that country as well as going there for academic reasons.
I understand how some South Africans feel about Zimbabweans in their country but if only they could help themselves at home they wouldn’t be where they are right now.
The point i’m making is let’s just unite and learn to live together like brothers and sisters.
f off to zimbabwe...
@@alternativeview99 u are a satanist
This people they destroyed their country so what must we do.It was reasonable if there was natural disaster.We feel for them but we are also starving.The bread is very little.
@@jimrasakanya8459 somwat true, but they did not destroy zim..mugabe chased away the white farmers and they wer doomed from that point..but zimbabweans arre very educated..som of them driving trucks in sa hav engineering degrees.. but yes, competant south africans should be looked at 1st..
@@jabumalinga1943 Mugabe is dead now so what?????? How about uniting, rebuilding the country. The whole population was scared of 1man and his soldiers. What's the excuse now cause he's nomore.
Though he sounds like taking a side him and Maleme they gonna change South Africa completely
If you work hard in South Africa you can get anywhere..
Is Malema Vaccinated with More Trouble.
My advice to anyone that can leave this country , leave ASAP.
There is no place like home our youth must stop wasting time on RUclips dancing and be creative read books about business and making money. It's sad to see our children abusing substance as parents we get to suffer most from that abuse.
You go,we staying thanx
Please go😂
And don't let the door hit you on the way out
government should get out of private businesses... and REMOVE BEE
Says a white man
Says a white man
@@ralfkuna6859 black boy go work for a black man.
After +400 years of WEE!
@@WhatdoUwant5419 get your facts straight
Just feels like this anchor was trying so hard to get dirt or create a bad impression on EFF and their intentions for going there... can't pin point it but I guess it's in the subtext of the questions...
Excuse n excuse, there’s no way that South Africans don’t apply if necessary advertising is done. But employers with this perception that South Africans don’t apply is nonsensical. The thing is they don’t pay living salaries n they pay transportation n stomach salaries n they expect South Africans to take that. In restaurants they pay low salaries n the owners are getting huge profits. That’s why they prefer foreign nationals bcs they don’t have the voice to complain, they just comply.
He is lying in this issue of not applying , when ever the job is advertised SAns applied, they even qued for one job that is there
The so called livable salaries that South Africans want are not realistic. These jobs are for uneducated people in a fast paced industry therefore requiring a big staff number. It's unrealistic to pay a waiter more than 2500 to 3000. Foreigners are ok with it because they know tips will be made if they work longer and harder. South African's want high salaries for less hours. Business is about making money, it's not a charity.
@@Lifedisabledd you are forgetting the SAns pay R60 on 2 taxis per day just to get to work. But I'm sure in your calculations of entitled SAns you didn't include that because you have the privilege of driving yourself to work, probably with a fat salary as well.
@@Lifedisabledd or should we build shacks next to your luxurious homes so we can at least walk to work as save more transportation money?
There's a huge education gap between Zim and SA. Educated Zimbabweans are willing to be waiters with the focus on eventually becoming a manager or something. South Africans who are educated don't want to start at the bottom. ANC promised the world on a plate, entitled! Go start a business with labour and you will change your thinking.
Sit down south Africans and enjoy the Mandela effect.A country with the best universities in Africa and you can get waiters?Waiters in other developed countries will be students looking for pocket money.Wake up and take what belongs to you.
So where do you think the university graduates will get jobs smarty pants? You need an economy that will use those skills.
@@Nokss87 how well travelled are you?
But the government policy also states that businesses must employ 60% SA citizens and 40% foreign nationals. That is why they are suing Huawei.
No one should tell a private business owner who he should employ. It should be the business owners right to employ the most suitable staff for his needs.
I worked at kream restaurant for 3 years , i am south africans and tufan is right south africans don't apply.
Bt in my years of wrking at kream they were always new south african employees being hired and given opportunity to wrk as a waitress or as a manager or in the kitchen .
no is not like that we apply i was working as a security at rosebank at the firs i apply at the grillhouse they dont take me not that i dont qualify
60% Haibo
Wonderful man👏👏👏👏👏. You told the truth, clean and calmly. There are hundreds of jobs but SAfricans are just leisurely and too entitled. Even when we tell them where the jobs are, they have mountains of excuses!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where are the jobs?
Did you talk to all south Africans?. This statement somewhat exposes your ignorance
O bua maspa wena !!
BS!
@@herovilane3709 yes I went house to house and spoke to every single South African....😒😒. Like how dumb can 1 be?? And then u call ME ignorant 🙄.
Smart guy Kream owner
Yes he made a point about working visas, so who is selling these working visas he can't dent someone a job if they have a working visa because then they go to department of labor and courts to fight him
Malema must accommodate this foreigners in his house and create jobs for them his instigating for open borders policy Malema is flip-flop on issue
Yes sir, he must break down his wall and let them in.
A lot of south Africans are picky about the work they want
That's not true because some restaurants want foreign nationals cz they can do whatever they want
Treatment is very bad and mzansi they cnt stand that cz now they know the law the endup get fired mistreat
This news anchor is pathetic
this people don't advitise those jobs they just ask those zims to come with their fellow country men for new jobs if they advitise fairly like big companies ShopRite we were not gonna have this problems but they opt for big profit cos avoiding paying tax
Bra I think you must take your cv to them go fish for the job.i am a restaurant manager and I tell you 95% of people who come fishing for the job are foreigners. Restaurants are individually owned and advertising for a job is just extra admin.
@@zarkid987 thts true
@@zarkid987 fact
Action SA Put SouthAfricans First.( Thank you MASHABA .Thank you so much MASHABA) Without You this won't be recognised.Correct the mistakes that cause the country Chaos.Employ the people normal and there won't be a problem. Every Job to every person. Won't bring this Circus(.Stay Neutral as Employers)
Your Own Employees will give the information those you trust more ( Stay honest to every One. YOu Need Money and they also need.Who comes first gets the job ( Yes Ofcourse with legal documents in the country.)This for everyone does'nt matter the Country. Mashaba's Motto ( SouthAfricans First ) Thanks for this .
Mashaba talked about illegal immigrants this is not even the topic in question or discussion. We sometimes want to sound relevant!!!
They are just in the industry, I don't know how🤔🤔🤔????
Minister of dept of labour is getting a salary of 2m per annum, while Mr Malima is doing his job with a little resources EFF has. Ministers who don't know they're responsibilities must step aside.
There is no reason why EFF is putting their finger where they should not. Focus on creating your own jobs, where you can decide the candidates. And leave the private sector. Duress definitely!
The EFF has no jurisdiction to confront employers in this way …. He should not have been allowed onto the premises in the capacity which he did …. This just gave him some airtime and free marketing