Some blocks are looking really nice like around Bank City. Also the Innes Chambers building looks completely renovated. Still you can see how one block can be well maintained and the next block can be a mess. The 80s architecture on the Smal Street Mall and by the old Joburg Sun is so fascinating to see in today's context.
Thanks for the video. I used to live in Gauteng but moved abroad now. Joburg is not the city I remember, very sad to see it in the state its in Would love to see what Florida lake and Florida town looks like now, spent a lot of my younger lifer there.
@@5801160052086 Florida lake/ Florida in JHB downtown, uh? What are you smoking? If you know nothing about a city, or a country for that matter please don't comment as if you've been there..
@@dominic3980 politicians tend to put their mates in high provincial positions and then those mates just sit on their backsides and do basically nothing. you'll find some OK/decent places but on the whole that's the way most places have gone
The city l love more than any other in the world...and I’m not even South African. Did my four year degree in this city. I used to love walking new places I’d never been to alone with my thoughts. I really do miss Jozi
This is the most beautiful testament to black majority rule - you can’t see the woods for the trees - a dying City. All of South Africa’s ‘Political Elites’ ability to run a nation is incapsulated in this city alone with increasing accuracy.
And Johannesburg had to deal with sidewalk sales. This is a sidewalk, it is available for pedestrians, not to sell things.If you come to Canada or Australia, you won't see them on the sidewalk, as the municipality has clearly imposed penalties.
🤔 first of all why are you bitching about how they do business? In the counties you mentioned some people swipe groceries or flip burgers for life and never come up (yeah they are slaves to a system where the rich get richer and the poor remain poor).....at least give some respect for the entrepreneurial spirit!!! It wouldn't surprise me if a large percentage of shop owners had a humble start on the street there.....it probably just part of the growth process. Street vending is legal in los Angeles California where I live ....but we had to fight for the right. Also your not really free to make your own life if someone is imposing penalties....it's not like it's a good thing to be bosses around and confined to limited options. Personally I like the way it looks... mainly because I see freedom and personal ambition (and possibly a deal for the buyer), where all you can see is low end shopping. Life is a matter of perspective...just thought I would share mine.
I agree, there have to be some penalties for sidewalk sales. The streets are polluted and difficult for pedestrians. It is the fault of the government of the country that does not know how to organize a suitable place.
If you say how dirty it is people brand you racist. It's not dirty it's filthy, yes I am one of those who remembers when it was a pleasure to walk in all areas of Jo'burg but foolish to do so these days. I miss the restaurants in Old China Town , Italian in Braamies, Mama's in CBD & Curry Den in the Carlton Centre. We have become a Country of litter louts sad to say.
It not about Apartheid, it's about the lack of respect for a Country that had World Class infrastructure, Jo'burg a World Class City . No Pride from it's residents . The attitude of residents who expect everything for free, who accept that it's OK to relieve themselves in the street , butcher livestock in the street around Ellis Park. Attack & Rob fellow residents in broad daylight. We should be an example for the rest of Africa but mismanaged, corruption, have turned our inner cities into litter filled slums. Why can't the unemployed be put to use in crews to clean up our cities , informal settlements and make us proud again.
What a shame and a waste of a once beautiful powerful city, now we can see why Sandton is the new CBD. Why can't the people living there keep clean. This was the City of Gold.
You know that you are telling lies. I suspect that you are one of the CNN or BBC agent and your intention is to discredit South Africa. few people are littering here and there but if you look most of the city is clean.
Some blocks are looking really nice like around Bank City. Also the Innes Chambers building looks completely renovated. Still you can see how one block can be well maintained and the next block can be a mess. The 80s architecture on the Smal Street Mall and by the old Joburg Sun is so fascinating to see in today's context.
Johannesburg has fallen so far... wow, 30 years ago it was first world, now it's a 3rd world slum.
Thanks for the video. I used to live in Gauteng but moved abroad now. Joburg is not the city I remember, very sad to see it in the state its in Would love to see what Florida lake and Florida town looks like now, spent a lot of my younger lifer there.
OMW no you do not want to go near Florida lake and its surrounds. Filthy, taken over by the gangstahs
@@5801160052086 Wow what a shame, It used to be a nice place where we spent many very happy childhood days
@@5801160052086 Stop lying
@@lebomoneo9221 Shame you probably have nothing to compare today's reality in downtown Jhb to.
@@5801160052086 Florida lake/ Florida in JHB downtown, uh? What are you smoking? If you know nothing about a city, or a country for that matter please don't comment as if you've been there..
Much love for this country #from 🇺🇬
Nice video. Can you please do a walk through maboneng, doornforntein, mining district and braam?
thanks we can definitely plan those walks - have done Maboneng - ruclips.net/video/gtwIwtEchL0/видео.html
I'm south african, all they need to do is get security and enforce littering
Why doesn't the government do that? It is one of the main cities in the country, they should focus on improving these problems.
@@dominic3980 money
@@dominic3980 politicians tend to put their mates in high provincial positions and then those mates just sit on their backsides and do basically nothing. you'll find some OK/decent places but on the whole that's the way most places have gone
is jberg a ghost town?
You're a very brave person risking your life walking through this violent city!!
Lol all of the people you saw in the video must be brave
I'm also brave, I go to JHB daily 🤪
I'm also brave, I go to JHB daily 🤪
You can tell this used to be a very beautiful area until foreigners overtook it
I thought it was built by foreigners too
The city l love more than any other in the world...and I’m not even South African.
Did my four year degree in this city.
I used to love walking new places I’d never been to alone with my thoughts. I really do miss Jozi
Que hermosa ciudad.
This is the most beautiful testament to black majority rule - you can’t see the woods for the trees - a dying City. All of South Africa’s ‘Political Elites’ ability to run a nation is incapsulated in this city alone with increasing accuracy.
The architecture is similar to northern Spain or the Netherlands. I would like to take a trip and see how things are
And Johannesburg had to deal with sidewalk sales. This is a sidewalk, it is available for pedestrians, not to sell things.If you come to Canada or Australia, you won't see them on the sidewalk, as the municipality has clearly imposed penalties.
The problem is you're comparing a 3rd world country to first world countries. Don't do it.
🤔 first of all why are you bitching about how they do business?
In the counties you mentioned some people swipe groceries or flip burgers for life and never come up (yeah they are slaves to a system where the rich get richer and the poor remain poor).....at least give some respect for the entrepreneurial spirit!!!
It wouldn't surprise me if a large percentage of shop owners had a humble start on the street there.....it probably just part of the growth process.
Street vending is legal in los Angeles California where I live ....but we had to fight for the right.
Also your not really free to make your own life if someone is imposing penalties....it's not like it's a good thing to be bosses around and confined to limited options.
Personally I like the way it looks... mainly because I see freedom and personal ambition (and possibly a deal for the buyer), where all you can see is low end shopping.
Life is a matter of perspective...just thought I would share mine.
@@Awholekit your coping and political correctnes wont stop this city being a shithole
I agree, there have to be some penalties for sidewalk sales. The streets are polluted and difficult for pedestrians. It is the fault of the government of the country that does not know how to organize a suitable place.
I need ur assistance towards the Canadian visa please
Cape Towns the cleanest out of all the provinces
Who cleans the city
@@tfmkhonza5084 city of cape town hires people
@@ethanadriaanse4111 i hope those Africans they pay them good that good jobs they do in Cape Town not a slave salaries.
@@tfmkhonza5084 we all Africans in south africa
looks like northern Paris
If you say how dirty it is people brand you racist. It's not dirty it's filthy, yes I am one of those who remembers when it was a pleasure to walk in all areas of Jo'burg but foolish to do so these days. I miss the restaurants in Old China Town , Italian in Braamies, Mama's in CBD & Curry Den in the Carlton Centre. We have become a Country of litter louts sad to say.
But still is much cleaner than some Asian countries.
@@Anforjesus True.
You miss apartheid so much
It not about Apartheid, it's about the lack of respect for a Country that had World Class infrastructure, Jo'burg a World Class City . No Pride from it's residents . The attitude of residents who expect everything for free, who accept that it's OK to relieve themselves in the street , butcher livestock in the street around Ellis Park. Attack & Rob fellow residents in broad daylight. We should be an example for the rest of Africa but mismanaged, corruption, have turned our inner cities into litter filled slums. Why can't the unemployed be put to use in crews to clean up our cities , informal settlements and make us proud again.
Pachimunhu😃
Pity it isn't as clean as Cape Town, Joburg's CBD is much much bigger and can offer 10x the excitement and entertainment Cape Towns has.
The roads are still much cleaner than my bedroom
African Detroit
Joburg just needs more government services
Hi are you enjoying these videos
that's the DA
Joburg and Sotuh Africa needs more ECONOMIC FREEDOM.
Vaov I want to visit town but everyone say dangerous
The new GTA update is looking siiick
Why is there a lot of litter on the ground
I asked myself the same thing when I was in Zimbabwe.
@@Mabobo333 Nice 😂
@@Mabobo333 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ,
@@Mabobo333 😂😂😂
A bit shaky, but Thank you! ❤
Nice wandering🚶
South Africa has regressed a lot
Nice video can you do Linden
South Africa's concrete jungle 💎🔪🚬⚰️
It looks a little bit like brooklyn
looks like baghdad after the war
And just as safe as Baghdad, Lagos, Rio de Janairo, Khabul and Caracas!!
@@supercat380 rio is ok now
When they throw garbage on the ground
Nice city , but the trash really bother me, .
What a shame and a waste of a once beautiful powerful city, now we can see why Sandton is the new CBD. Why can't the people living there keep clean. This was the City of Gold.
too much camera movement and shaking
You should NOT walk in Johannesburg CBD. Do not do what this person has done. It is still very dangerous.
I hate jozi city everything is illegal in there
It doesn't seem like a safe place for tourists.
Everything is dirty and disorganized
You know that you are telling lies. I suspect that you are one of the CNN or BBC agent and your intention is to discredit South Africa. few people are littering here and there but if you look most of the city is clean.
Crime, filthiness
All are rife here
terrible city