@Du_Kee@Vhoyde Hence i didn’t say woolies must stop. But what im saying its our job to support our people. Woolies is only selling cause there is a buyer.
@kgotsobm@Du_Kee@Vhoyde For a productive discussion lets not use useless points. We all know amagwinya from our mothers. Its even the first time hearing this. Amagwinya are black South African culture.
@Du_Kee@Vhoyde Our people don’t know how to navigate this economic world created to shut us out in the first place. If we have to compete nabo woolies for amagwinya is the black economy ever gonna prosper. Woolies could partner with black people in the hood to keep the money in the hood.
@Du_Kee@Vhoyde Facts. But uma e’cornen doesn’t have the funding to do that. Woolies does. But do they do something for the the mothers who wake up early every day and created this very market yamagwinya? No. The elites have things like patents where anyone who uses your idea you get something.
@Du_Kee@Vhoyde I hear your chat and its valid. But buying amagwinya from woolies in a way pushes us back. The elites monetise our culture without giving back to the community.
@JohnPCMay@JacintaNgobese This is our chance to show that our recent actions as South Africans aren’t driven by afrofobia but to create a better Africa where every country can sustain itself. It may be our chance to extend an olive branch.