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Bester :

some of our people are suffering from Stockholm syndrome 😭

Mzwakhe Skosana949 :

MKP also speaks about land, constitutional reform and sharing.

AllGravy96 :

The problem is we don’t know our history

invocation muhomba :

EFF because they believe in one Africa

user6780089075649 :

The white man already had a chance and during that time 70% of the country had no electricity

Nnyane🎀 :

We have seen that ownership does not help we will still be poor

🐚 :

We are doomed

Iv said what i said 🚶‍♀️ :

I'm more concerned about the land

Lehakoe💓 :

This hurts more today💔💔💔

Aletta Nkosi :

Look, fixing hospitals and water etc is great, but it doesn't change the fact that land represents our roots and our heritage. Good governance is just the government doing its job, but it can’t buy off the need for historical justice. For me, the land question will always be a big issue because it's about our dignity, and until that's addressed/sorted, our freedom isn't complete

nd0uri | life + parties :

Your videos are so so insightful and incredibly well articulated

Munene :

I think most people just want service delivery and that's all. Land reform has been happening in some part of SA and from my observation people get the land and sell it back to white people at the cheapest price. The problem with giving people the land is that if you don't teach people about the value of the land and how to use it, they will see it as "just a land" and it won't be useful to them and then instead of preserving it they will sell it instead.

RationalObserver :

Ownership both economic and land should be paramount of importance. Because from then we the owners can decide on how to manage and implement service delivery. Simplified, it's like a landlord deciding to renovate a property or not regardless of the tenants complaints. ALSO, we mustn't be fooled by the old rhetoric of "What will the blacks do with the land? they can't lead it". There's many previously dormant land parcels owned by whites which have suddenly mushroomed into developments unforseen many years back.

Tsheno24🇿🇦 :

Pleeewwwaaaaase make this downloadable

Certified Capper :

This chat is the embodiment of "cutting off your head to spite your nose", it's so backwardminded and frustrating😭

Able Men Projects :

That is a critical question. Many seem to be concerned about service delivery and not ownership of the land. As social med campaigns go on towards the 4th of November I see people saying "Viva VF+" and I wonder if they indeed care about the land.

dontdoit233 :

We are so doomed

Limitless Lulu :

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I think if we talk of a Political Party that is of the Land anf its wealth we can't be silent about PAC then the rest.

Gaulois :

How does one destribute wealth?

Sindiso Mhlahlo :

Coming to think of it, I doubt if majority does care. Sad state of affairs.

hloxx :

Hi Sis, please make the video downloadable ✊🏾

Sabelo Mdakane :

yho 😔😩😭

SAHM_za🇿🇦 :

My thing is, wena Sane, maybe its me being Naive or what. In my head, years back, I believed and still believe that IF the ANC was serious, we wouldnt have dust roads, Shacks wouldnt be a thing cause EVERY South African would be living in an RDP house, hell, years later, said houses could be extended and renovated, nje, townships and villages would be developed. Seeing that didn't happen, the EFF stepped in, back then I had hope that, yazini, they will make it happen and even if their seats were small, the fact that they were in Parly, to me, I thought they'd be pushing harder and louder cause, thats how they kind of appeared and I loved that chaos, only to be disappointed by their use of language and how they approached certain things, then I thought, perhaps if they played chess, like, less noise and do it underground, like, Robin Hood it and stuff, but no, their use of language and how they portray themselves now paints a different picture cause, on paper? its perfect, in action? its on and off and for me its personal cause I once sought their help only to end up being blue ticked, hence my side eyeing them. So to answer your question, if service delivery wasn't an issue, would we pay attention to land ownership? Yes and No, yes, it would be a selected few, especially in the homelands and villages, some for the sake of legacy, some for the sake of extra income and stuff, and no, cause folks would be living in comfort, I mean, house, a job, bills are paid, roads are paved and clear, electricity would probably be the only issue, as well as water and maaaaybe sewage but the fact that, all is good would put us in a place of comfort that, we'd have that luxury of choice

👀 :

Try it.. I will vote for the ANC if they dare