Keep the same transform energy for bafana please.
Respectfully these are world champions. Record holding champions playing thier biggest rival. You want cheap tickets?!? GTFOH! Thats a premium ticket anywhere in the world.
SABC cannot afford to pay for the Broadcasting rights of the Springboks. They had equal opportunity to buy them.
And some of the loudest people complaining about SABC not showing the game are probably the same people who do not pay their TV licences.
You cannot demand premium sport, premium production and national access while expecting somebody else to magically foot the bill.
Pick a struggle.
Some of these people are toxic. There is no gold standard for love and respect, people show up differently. That said, no one should ever take their partner for granted. She is probably part of the "indoda must" crowd and doesn’t even realise it, expecting everything from the man without showing even an ounce of reciprocity.
You are embarrassing yourself. I own my land and can produce the title deeds, so your assumption is already wrong.
Maybe research your own country’s land laws before lecturing SAns. In some countries, the state owns the land and citizens only hold occupancy or lease rights.
The official Land Audit did not say white people own 80% of South Africa. Land registered directly to white individuals amounted to about 22% of the country’s total land surface.
Yes, historical inequality exists, especially in agriculture, but I am into technology and property, not farming. I am comfortable with capable people contributing regardless of race. This seems to affect you not myself. You lot are so hateful towards other races yet folk to their countries when it gets tough. It is fu*Ken weird.
Being born in a country does not mean you personally own its land. So before laughing at others, first establish what you actually own and what legal rights you have over it. 🤣. Your leaders are selling "your" land and harbors to foreigners like its nobody's business.
Yet the brave poor men run from homes to go fight other poor people in their own country. They are very brave I guess. They are so brave that they are prepared to face dictatorship after dictatorship. They are so free that they call us slaves, yet they can hardly breath in their homeland. Cowardice has a new meaning.
Y'all are weird af!
@TheKingChuko @sdArkd90@loginlivelife Nigeria should be the example. Its people deserve better and need to get it back on track. May it happen in our lifetime.
Bro, Lets not kid ourselves. Its not like Western African countries live in harmony. Ivory Coast, Ghana Nigeria and other African countries have had migrant displacement actions. They were also violent and humiliating. It happened in Kenya and Ghana not so long ago. Nigeria gave Ghanaians and other nationals 14 days to leave. I've seen people complaining about foreigns having stalls in a market in recent weeks in Ghana. I believe instead of people using this protest as a catalyst to force change in their respective countries they would rather see it as an attack. Why cant this energy be used to fight for a better Africa. Instead its used to hate South Africa. What must a poor person from South Africa do when a poor person from another country takes the limited opportunity? Takes from the limited resources? Hunger can drive even the most sane man to do the wildest things. I do agree African leaders have caused this displacement. They now use this hate against South Africa for political posturing. They maybe gain some cheap votes while the poor soon enough look for alternative opportunities to surviclve.
I would love to see every African country prosperous, with no one being displaced due to anything but their free will. Why can't Nigeria be a bigger and better UAE?
South Africa is forcing its government to act. Now they are trying to enforce the law. I hope this lasts forever. No citizen should feel the need to protest an obvious issue. In a country with +30% unemployment and you walk into an establishment and you find the manager is foreign and has hired his/her compatriots. Same people later call South Africans lazy. I honestly believe just like in our sports we have quotas. Certain industries need to have quotas and with special exemptions when quotas cant be met.
My personal attachment to the cause may not be what every South African feels, but I get it. My brother we now even have Spaza shops mafias ran by foreigners. These people block locals from operating in certain areas/markets. Some people have died. Should the affected people of RSA sit back? I am sure you have experienced how useless South African Police aka "Cooldrink" can be.