@fashionghana: PART 2 - 9 days until 30th June 2026 where hooligans take to the streets to tarnish the nation's great reputation. this time, we take a look at the results of what could be a cartel forcing ppl to change their minds. #south#southafricatiktok🇿🇦 #marchandmarch #nigeriantiktok🇳🇬

OkelloEtik :

Meanwhile, I have also never rated Vusi.. anyway and motivational speakers. I have never finished a Vusi video

T. L.M :

You are missing the point, bro. I didn't hear you say he is lying. Why? Because he is not.

Monique :

I don't Rate him....

📛 :

kliplenses :

and wena, who are u?

Tobias Mthombeni :

I think I was overrating Vusi,I gave stopped following him

INKABI-ZN :

And who are u?

samuelobinna56 :

Thank you brother

Thabo Kgatla Snakes :

I listened to you and learned nothing

Thabo Goodie 🇿🇦🇿🇦 :

Happy Birthday Beyonce

©️Ǻ𝖇𝐮𝒓ḯɱє :

God bless you

Zanoxolo Mnqobi Mkhize :

Hive mentality my brother. Our so called "great minds" are capitulating to the anti immigrant sentiment that has gripped the nation. It's disturbing.

Lu :

You laying 🤣🤣

Blessing :

As someone who has built a brand and business model that benefits from travelling across the African continent, Vusi should be careful not to undermine the very principles that have contributed to his success. The income he earns from engagements across Africa is itself a form of intra-African trade in skills, knowledge and expertise. That is why I find some of his remarks regarding the activities of the March and March movement disappointing. The discourse often appears less concerned with evidence-based solutions and more focused on directing hostility towards fellow Africans. Given Vusi's expertise in strategy, business, economics and finance, I would have expected a more nuanced analysis of South Africa's challenges. Reports from various commissions of inquiry, the Auditor-General, the Special Investigating Unit, and even the State Capture Commission have repeatedly highlighted corruption, governance failures, maladministration, weak service delivery, crime, infrastructure decline and policy uncertainty as major contributors to the country's economic difficulties. Yet, during election cycles, foreigners frequently become convenient scapegoats for problems whose causes are far more complex and deeply rooted. A strategic thinker should be leading with facts, evidence and sustainable solutions rather than narratives that risk fuelling division and resentment. I have always respected Vusi's business acumen, which is precisely why I find his position on this issue particularly disappointing.

millout1 :

My friend, concentrate on YOUR problems!!

Ghost :

We don't care about that...

musaopemtamba :

visit is not good at all I have never been motivated by his lies

COACH ADE :

There's a difference from a house and a country with constitution.

4_kukua :

Time will tell. You know my prediction… after they are done chasing all other black Africans out of their country. Then the whites will chase them out and it is the time AU will turn it back on them. Mark it somewhere

TradeTheStory :

Vusi😭

Goitsemang Ncongw715 :

Mona, mona

Sibusiso Mathibela :

Sir O :

I agree with you.I never got sense from most of his motivations

Daudi Ajusu :

I have stopped following vusi