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SEX FOR GOLD -HOW WOMEN ARE BEING EXPLOITED IN AFRICA · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Speaker 1: Busy, set yourself, make a regional.
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Speaker 2: If I'm your swim now, don't charm for your love.
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Speaker 1: For your love, go and do the partner.
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Speaker 3: If you're me, you have.
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Speaker 2: Children getting married to, say Depp.
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Speaker 4: When I look to your eyes on my thinking I'm
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Speaker 4: losing myself for it in head.
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Speaker 2: How to save day and no more? Then you burn
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Speaker 2: me bride.
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Speaker 5: You burn me by.
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Speaker 3: Waiting, sire?
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Speaker 2: Ever ever me bride? I b me bride waiting sire
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Speaker 2: you're now listening to the music. Who see Pokay, you
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Speaker 2: don't know if you want to wait?
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Speaker 3: Okay, you want to reach and noll.
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Speaker 2: And I won't beg you besy.
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Speaker 6: Come to It's a.
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Speaker 7: Highway if you know for you, for your love.
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Speaker 4: That pays you want it, you haven't beget you marry.
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Speaker 2: You pig.
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Speaker 4: If you burn me bride, and burn me by way
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Speaker 4: desire ever humored me.
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Speaker 3: By waiting and rising.
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Speaker 8: Carbonis And I hope you guys are doing amazing this
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Speaker 8: wonderful Thursday.
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Speaker 3: When is they?
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Speaker 8: Actually I'm so ahead of the week. Actually I woke
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Speaker 8: out today thinking it's Thursday. I don't know why by
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Speaker 8: carrybonie and I hope you guys are doing amazing and
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Speaker 8: of course your week is flowing fantastically, and of course
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Speaker 8: we'll come to another beautiful episode of the Pan African Bliss.
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Speaker 3: on YouTube. Ramble not tramble, everyone loses.
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Speaker 8: That's on YouTube, on the network and of course for
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Speaker 8: those who are with us, of course also on Beatood
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Speaker 8: as well. Hope you guys are doing great today and
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Speaker 8: of course really for today's conversation as we're gonna be
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Speaker 8: talking about literally an interesting conversation that I actually did
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Speaker 8: hint on yesterday on the Africa Today Show about the
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Speaker 8: exploitation of Africans how far it has actually gotten. It's
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Speaker 8: crazy when you talk about how we men have been
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Speaker 8: literally been exploited sexually in many different cases. I've shared
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Speaker 8: so many videos of women being expected sexually by sex,
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Speaker 8: you know, sexually, by for them to get water, for
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Speaker 8: them to pay school, face, for them to get jobs.
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Speaker 8: But I did not have gotten to this point of
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Speaker 8: actually even our mineral resources.
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Speaker 3: Literally.
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Speaker 8: The last time we shared a similar case is when
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Speaker 8: we had the women in the British the Knati firm
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Speaker 8: that is controlled by the British family, where we had
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Speaker 8: women actually mostly exposed, exposed to HIV and AIDS, and
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Speaker 8: this is because the people were in control of that
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Speaker 8: particular space one around the space like the white people,
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Speaker 8: which is super super crazy. So Caribunisana. That is our
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Speaker 8: top conversation for today. I have an interesting video which
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Speaker 8: are going to be sharing literally coming from the sides
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Speaker 8: of the western parts of Kenya literally also where my
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Speaker 8: grammar resides. Recently, remember we had literally billions of gold
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Speaker 8: that has been discovered in now Kenya recently and which
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Speaker 8: actually so far that is by December, we saw some
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Speaker 8: people actually using their lives because they're trying to defend
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Speaker 8: their land as well losing their lives because they're trying
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Speaker 8: to defend their lands. So we're gonna be talking about that.
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Speaker 8: But along that, I love the fact that this is
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Speaker 8: going to be starting with a very interesting video which
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Speaker 8: I have here, which actually explains something I was questioning yesterday,
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Speaker 8: how it has taken sixty plus fifty plus years countries
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Speaker 8: are celebrating independency, but none of us, not even ten
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Speaker 8: countries dared actually to say that, hey, you are exploiting
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Speaker 8: fifty four of us, and there's no way even none
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Speaker 8: of us cannot have you know, companies that are actually
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Speaker 8: where we can process and purify our mineral resources writing
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Speaker 8: in the continent to reduce taxes when it comes to exportation,
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Speaker 8: in the importation of goods and goods and exchange of
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Speaker 8: goods and other things.
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Speaker 3: Literally, So it's crazy.
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Speaker 8: That we have Actually it's crazy how the universe actually
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Speaker 8: answers your question.
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Speaker 3: That is so crazy.
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Speaker 8: I bumped into someone also who was questioning the same
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Speaker 8: same question I was asking yesterday. How comes just none
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Speaker 8: of these countries we keep on better going to white people,
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Speaker 8: you know, just always seeking for them to give us
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Speaker 8: assistance in this and this?
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Speaker 3: When will you.
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Speaker 8: Ever create your very own in your own continent when
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Speaker 8: you stop begging? And of course we also have Joshaumaponga
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Speaker 8: with a video talking about actually talking about still the
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Speaker 8: same thing.
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Speaker 9: How we have.
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Speaker 8: Let's say our president at the house negros, right, our
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Speaker 8: presidents actually at the white at the house negroes. How
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Speaker 8: they feel if they continue doing and selling the continent
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Speaker 8: the way they do, the white men is going to
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Speaker 8: recognize them. And it's crazy you not learned the pattern
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Speaker 8: because you remain being the part of the four percent,
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Speaker 8: not literally the one percent, and you don't call the shots,
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Speaker 8: so you just actually have to follow and listen. And
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Speaker 8: last but not least, I'll be showing another video also
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Speaker 8: talking about how you need to invest in Africa and
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Speaker 8: a courte actually which I'm gonna quote, which says, ignoring
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Speaker 8: Africa is like ignoring the future of where the world
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Speaker 8: world is going, it's Africa and it's the future of
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Speaker 8: to day as well. But we're gonna start with this
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Speaker 8: interesting video right here, which is talking about like I've
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Speaker 8: quoted this quote right here. It says, ignoring Africa is
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Speaker 8: like ignoring the future of where the world is going.
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Speaker 8: And realistically, if you look at most of the conversations
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Speaker 8: we have and when it comes to the matters concerning
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Speaker 8: the African continent, our problems, what actually matters to us
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Speaker 8: is actually so much ignored we have. That's what we
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Speaker 8: talk when you talk about actually the NGOs that they're
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Speaker 8: not even helping. It's crazy how these people actually created
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Speaker 8: so much poverty porn to you know, to make Africa
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Speaker 8: look like a begging continent, like Africans are begging people
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Speaker 8: despite the massive wealth we have as a continent. And
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Speaker 8: then you come back, despite them creating this poverty porn
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Speaker 8: and selling it out to the world, how they managed
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Speaker 8: to come up with the angios and still not even
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Speaker 8: one as managed to change majority of the lives of
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Speaker 8: the Africans in the whole continent, and if it's actually,
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Speaker 8: if actually they have been helped, there's also some sort
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Speaker 8: of exploitation that comes with it.
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Speaker 3: There's something that they have to benefit out of it.
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Speaker 8: If it's not this filming of this poverty porn as
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Speaker 8: they help you, I don't know how else actually they
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Speaker 8: do help Africans. There's nowhere actually if you are to
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Speaker 8: collect the data today, and actually if journalism, which is.
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Speaker 3: Of course controlled by the Western powers, if.
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Speaker 8: Journalism today was a free thing, not like black or fire,
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Speaker 8: if journalism was something or people were allowed to do
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Speaker 8: clear research of the things that go actually on the ground,
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Speaker 8: there's nothing. Africans have not gotten any help from any NGOs.
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Speaker 8: So it's actually very diabolic that you sell out poverty
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Speaker 8: porn to people come up with NGOs in the name
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Speaker 8: of helping Africans. But still there's no change literally what
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Speaker 8: the what says and that is just what we experience
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Speaker 8: even today, and goes back to questioning so many years
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Speaker 8: of independence and yet not even one African country, not
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Speaker 8: even ten dare to even think about the best of
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Speaker 8: African people, how you can save yourselves economically.
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Speaker 3: But I'll be getting to that video.
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Speaker 8: But yes, this course says, ignoring Africa is like ignoring
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Speaker 8: the future of where the world is going. But the
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Speaker 8: rest of the world, being realistic, is that they're coming
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Speaker 8: to Africa where the future is. But the people of
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Speaker 8: the continent, they're very, very completely innove. But listen to
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Speaker 8: this lady here she talks about how investing in Africa
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Speaker 8: and why you need to invest in Africa.
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Speaker 3: Right now or never.
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Speaker 8: Yesterday I shared a very interesting not really interesting, but
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Speaker 8: something that should be very controversial to Africans and of
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Speaker 8: course to Kenyans as well. We have so many of
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Speaker 8: these companies talk about Tommy Hill figure talk about the Indians.
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Speaker 8: I don't know, I don't keep up with brands personally,
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Speaker 8: but we have so many of these talk about Chinese Square,
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Speaker 8: talk about the p and all that. So many people
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Speaker 8: are coming to invest in Africa, but Africans themselves are
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Speaker 8: running away from the continent.
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Speaker 3: Which should be a question why is this? Why do
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Speaker 3: this keep on happening?
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Speaker 8: Why is it that the people themselves of Africa can't
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Speaker 8: get rich in the continent of Africa but other people
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Speaker 8: see opportunities in the continent and can become wealthy. Because
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Speaker 8: trusting me, if this was to stand probably, I don't
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Speaker 8: know how long they're willing to be here. If of
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Speaker 8: course the business, if it does good, it's going to
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Speaker 8: be here for a very long time. But if they
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Speaker 8: managed to get their money good, this is going to
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Speaker 8: expand in also other African countries or maybe other many
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Speaker 8: regions of Kenya as well.
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Speaker 3: This is also what China Square did. But listen to
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Speaker 3: this lady again, what she's saying.
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Speaker 5: Really or another kind of opportunity in the continent. I
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Speaker 5: would say, because there is a global shift and power
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Speaker 5: that we're seeing every sector, I would say is that
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Speaker 5: they're important sector to get into depending on your interests,
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Speaker 5: your skills, and where you're able to come into. Now
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Speaker 5: you're looking at by twenty thirty, the largest population in
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Speaker 5: the world is going to be Africa. You're looking at
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Speaker 5: under the age of twenty five, so the youngest population
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Speaker 5: in the world is going to be in Africa. So
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Speaker 5: that's your workforce. Ultimately, I would say maybe if you
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Speaker 5: are curious on what sector is, Agriculture is huge and
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Speaker 5: I think this is where people should really start investing.
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Speaker 5: We're really seeing a lot of investors really coming in.
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Speaker 8: There exactly because you're talking about sixty five percent of
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Speaker 8: a literally arable land sixty five percent, And it goes
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Speaker 8: back to still questioning, why do we cry about hanger
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Speaker 8: as a continent while we have sixty five percent of
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Speaker 8: untapped land. Who is actually benefiting from the sixty five
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Speaker 8: percent that Africans are not benefiting from.
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Speaker 3: Who is actually currently trying to get so much space?
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Speaker 8: And then when we go back to even what we're
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Speaker 8: discussing yesterday, still on my show on the Pan African Bliss,
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Speaker 8: looking at how the UAE is currently investing in so
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Speaker 8: many African countries in the name of partnership and they
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Speaker 8: are grabbing massive, huge acres of land, and if you
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Speaker 8: look at their forecast number one, it's not even anything
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Speaker 8: to do with the interests of Africans.
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Speaker 3: Everything goes back.
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Speaker 8: To their own interests and their own profit, nothing to
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Speaker 8: do with the country they're partnering with or working with.
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Speaker 11: Happen land as.
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Speaker 2: Much as possible.
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Speaker 5: Manufacturing, creative economy is really growing right now. You're seeing
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Speaker 5: meta investing significantly in a continent and the big economies
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Speaker 5: like Nieteria. The UAE just invested a billion dollars in
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Speaker 5: Ghana for their AI and creative space.
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Speaker 2: Do you hear as a diasterea. Maybe you don't have
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Speaker 2: that kind of capital.
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Speaker 5: Where can you start. I've said this before and people
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Speaker 5: found it very controversial. I said, not everyone needs to
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Speaker 5: go back to Africa. If you are able from wherever
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Speaker 5: you are other once uk US and you are able
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Speaker 5: to funnel or channel or build through the resources you
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Speaker 5: are killing. We need investors who are able to build
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Speaker 5: an economy or sector or platforms to allow locals to
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Speaker 5: feel empowered. I've seen at firsthead where you have the
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Speaker 5: asper return. They don't realize that it's not but they
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Speaker 5: thought it wasn't their mind, and then all of a
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Speaker 5: sudden we're seeing a culture class between the Aspera and locals,
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Speaker 5: and that creates more conflict.
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Speaker 12: Africa is one of the few places on Earth where
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Speaker 12: the Della actually has impact to many places.
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Speaker 2: The Dalla is not strong and it can have power.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely yes.
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Speaker 8: So and of course goes back to the same question
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Speaker 8: when we're talking about how Africa can actually and this
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Speaker 8: goes back to also unity of African people, because without unity, we.
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Speaker 3: Can't be able to do that.
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Speaker 8: Literally, it goes back to literally unity of African people
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Speaker 8: so that you can be able to create a common
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Speaker 8: currency If not, you're going to keep on having the
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Speaker 8: white men fighting you and you'll never be able to
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Speaker 8: step yourself as a continent. But yes, there's so many
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Speaker 8: opportunities in the continent. Let no one like you that
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Speaker 8: there's no opportunity, because why do we have Indians, white people,
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Speaker 8: all of them back to back, coming to invest in Africa.
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Speaker 8: That is a question you need to ask yourself. But
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Speaker 8: as we go on and as we welcome Keith, I'm
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Speaker 8: gonna share this video of someone who is actually questioning
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Speaker 8: the same thing because it goes back to still whatever
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Speaker 8: that lady's talking about investments back in Africa. How Africa
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Speaker 8: is so wealthy. If you look at the population of
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Speaker 8: Africa in the next coming few years, we're gonna be
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Speaker 8: the largest population and majority are gonna be the young people.
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Speaker 8: Literally and again so many antapped possibility and how do
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Speaker 8: I say, so many possibilities literally, so many businesses. There's
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Speaker 8: so much that you can bring that these puppets fail
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Speaker 8: to do. Literally, there's so much that you can create,
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Speaker 8: which again, like she has said, you are empowering also
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Speaker 8: the local people, you know, just actually just you know,
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Speaker 8: empowering yourself. You're also in other people that who help
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Speaker 8: you create and build right there. But this guy's question
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Speaker 8: is something very important, the same question I had yesterday.
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Speaker 8: How comes after fifty sixty whatever years of independence, fake independence,
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Speaker 8: we keep on celebrating that none of these African countries
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Speaker 8: have done anything.
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Speaker 3: We pray all we do is just pray too much.
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Speaker 8: And again it goes back to the same thing that
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Speaker 8: lady is talking about, and the question I'm saying, how
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Speaker 8: comes do we have Indians, Chinese? Oh this Tommy hil
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Speaker 8: figure people coming to invest in Africa, and yet Africa
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Speaker 8: doesn't see potential in their own continent. The people themselves
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Speaker 8: can see potential in their own continent. And all show
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Speaker 8: very interesting video again of someone who's talking about how
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Speaker 8: we Africans who are painted, how America is such a beautiful,
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Speaker 8: beautiful place to be, you know, how the American dream
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Speaker 8: is so amazing. And then you look at now today
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Speaker 8: because people have access of Internet, people have access of information,
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Speaker 8: and now you look at the racism, especially when it
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Speaker 8: comes to black people are like, hell, no, I don't
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Speaker 8: want to go there. I don't want to go there.
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Speaker 8: But Caribous and a kid, how are you doing today?
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Speaker 8: Complain anyway? Yeah, Caribusan. Let me share this video as
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Speaker 8: you continue.
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Speaker 13: God will not do anything for us even when we
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Speaker 13: need rubber bull, toothpick, didn't common tasue paper unless we
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Speaker 13: import it from China.
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Speaker 11: Go and see how many churches we have in China.
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Speaker 12: Nigerians and Ghanians and South Africans we pray more than
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Speaker 12: the Chinese. But when we need simple things like toothpick,
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Speaker 12: rubber balls, washing machine, refrigerator, we import them from China.
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Speaker 2: The black Man is.
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Speaker 13: Not contributing anything to the human race except entertainment and finish.
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Speaker 2: Wake up, Africa, Wake up, which.
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Speaker 3: Is very true.
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Speaker 8: It's sad that we've been used for only entertainment purposes.
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Speaker 8: That is so crazy because it's kind of true. If
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Speaker 8: you look at the order is just saying like it's crazy.
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Speaker 11: Well, we are not here.
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Speaker 13: What is belief system that believe in God doesn't need
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Speaker 13: to be stopid that believe in God should rather make
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Speaker 13: you wise? Wake up Africa. God will not do anything.
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Speaker 8: First exactly, so literally, praying is not gonna take you anywhere,
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Speaker 8: because again there's so many you need to start.
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Speaker 3: I don't know how, but it has to go back again.
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Speaker 8: I feel like this is us to go back to
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Speaker 8: unity because you can't do I only say personally how
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Speaker 8: lanned life is. You can't create anything alone. You need
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Speaker 8: people around you. You need people around you. It's just
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Speaker 8: the same way I need I need to be employed
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Speaker 8: to be paid, that I need. Someone needs to employ
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Speaker 8: someone to help them do something. Someone needs someone to
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Speaker 8: help them do something. They can't do.
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Speaker 5: That.
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Speaker 8: Literally, people need that. People need people for them to
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Speaker 8: be able to continue with this so called humanity and
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Speaker 8: all that. But it's crazy that that is, that is
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Speaker 8: not what we have applied to especially as Africans were
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Speaker 8: so divided to the point it's so hard for us
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Speaker 8: to create that to bring that creative.
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Speaker 3: Mindset or bring just ideas as.
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Speaker 8: Africans without being tribal, without seeing each other as this
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Speaker 8: one is bigger, this one is more financial stable. These
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Speaker 8: people they have a presidentialy. Don't those type of stupid
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Speaker 8: arguments like this one the best they have the best
19:39
Speaker 8: for food, we have the best egosy for what these
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Speaker 8: real things that are happening on the ground.
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Speaker 3: We need to start.
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Speaker 14: We need to.
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Speaker 11: Stupid talking about open the best your love.
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Speaker 3: Exactly right, It's crazy.
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Speaker 8: So that's why we also have Joshaumaponga explaining literally wider
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Speaker 8: or also what that guy is saying, because this goes
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Speaker 8: back to also the white not the white, but the
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Speaker 8: house Negro. It's talking about her house negro how it
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Speaker 8: feels if it does what the white man wants him
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Speaker 8: to do, it's going to keep him closer to the
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Speaker 8: white man for a very long time. And if you
20:27
Speaker 8: look at I feel like I was saying, our puppets
20:29
Speaker 8: actually are Our pupets are the house Negros. And sadly
20:33
Speaker 8: they fall again to the four percent. And the four
20:36
Speaker 8: percent is where you stand, you know, on the you know,
20:40
Speaker 8: on the one percent. There someone was saying that they
20:42
Speaker 8: actually are on the one percent. They're not in the
20:43
Speaker 8: one percent of you calling the shots. You're on the
20:46
Speaker 8: four percent of you taking orders and doing what you're
20:50
Speaker 8: told to do. But you can't call the shots. You
20:52
Speaker 8: call the shots where you're sent, which is your country,
20:55
Speaker 8: where you're put in charge, where you're put to actually.
20:59
Speaker 3: Extra tracked and exploit to people. That is what you do.
21:02
Speaker 3: So he's explained about our house Negro.
21:04
Speaker 8: Let me share it literally, and if you look at
21:06
Speaker 8: the whole pattern from those videos of it's all mixed
21:09
Speaker 8: like me.
21:09
Speaker 15: Thinks that if he becomes a better housband, the white
21:13
Speaker 15: man would.
21:14
Speaker 11: Be more merciful to him.
21:15
Speaker 14: So when we saw them were turning to kill Catastic,
21:18
Speaker 14: we all looked at without mixing my wads. Goby was
21:22
Speaker 14: the was the muself, Vennie was the garnet. They when
21:29
Speaker 14: they tried to rush into Libya, they were told by
21:31
Speaker 14: the Western NATO, stay away, we're going to get rid
21:34
Speaker 14: of youre going to find the interview.
21:40
Speaker 3: We were.
21:41
Speaker 14: Then we were told to look away, and we looked away.
21:44
Speaker 14: Why because he thought that it's Libya. You thought that
21:48
Speaker 14: it was a dam. Say you thought it was you thought.
21:55
Speaker 6: They knew they had no military they Josh had no
21:59
Speaker 6: real military. The one the fit has said, hey, you
22:02
Speaker 6: better get back to your country to keep the mouse shut.
22:05
Speaker 6: They know what no powways that they did that.
22:08
Speaker 11: They know what diamond is. There's no African military of
22:11
Speaker 11: the African gotten there.
22:14
Speaker 6: They know that, you know they they they're gonna go
22:17
Speaker 6: and say they cannored over their people.
22:20
Speaker 11: The African can't fight, no work, it's nobody.
22:22
Speaker 6: Nobody, no, there's no country as an Africa Africa can
22:26
Speaker 6: fight and that's the problem.
22:29
Speaker 11: And then they dad sure got come against no damn
22:31
Speaker 11: NATO fight for America. Oh no, you know you do?
22:35
Speaker 16: They know you shut up?
22:38
Speaker 11: You know you know real POWERD and you know to
22:40
Speaker 11: be out of office. The said about office and got
22:43
Speaker 11: rid of with their quickness.
22:46
Speaker 14: Go because Afghanistan and what happens in Afghanistan will not
22:50
Speaker 14: happen to US law and behold one by one we
22:56
Speaker 14: have seen the colonial hands.
22:59
Speaker 8: Yes, so Africans need to wake up more than this
23:02
Speaker 8: because the next conversation you're about to get into is
23:05
Speaker 8: really devastating. We've seen exploitation of resources in different ways.
23:09
Speaker 8: We've seen Africans been exploited in different ways. We talk
23:12
Speaker 8: about actually women women have had to give themselves sexually,
23:16
Speaker 8: like the there's really shared about Quibera if you can
23:19
Speaker 8: remember where women had to sleep with the guys selling
23:23
Speaker 8: water for them to get a jug or a litter
23:27
Speaker 8: of water literally and others when it comes to work,
23:30
Speaker 8: others when it comes to you know, getting literally job
23:34
Speaker 8: positions as well.
23:35
Speaker 3: That is as that has happened. I think the last
23:37
Speaker 3: kind of.
23:38
Speaker 8: Situation with what I'm about I'm about to share is
23:41
Speaker 8: the one that happened in Kenya where we had the
23:44
Speaker 8: still this one is still is in Kenya, the one
23:46
Speaker 8: that was in the Kenya tea firm that is controlled
23:49
Speaker 8: by the British family. And we saw so many women
23:51
Speaker 8: actually have been exploited to HIV and AIDS and this
23:55
Speaker 8: is because they have and they need a job. So
23:57
Speaker 8: you have to sleep with someone who's contaminated HIV so
24:01
Speaker 8: that you can get a job.
24:03
Speaker 11: You know, you don't you don't have you instar being
24:05
Speaker 11: guard and take the land the guarded do that. You know,
24:10
Speaker 11: there's that choose, there's choices we made, so you choose.
24:15
Speaker 11: They choose that they don't take. They stole from yourself guard.
24:21
Speaker 6: So so you choose, you know what I'm saying like that,
24:25
Speaker 6: and maybe you choose the lad keep the lad that
24:29
Speaker 6: they stole.
24:30
Speaker 11: That's a choice.
24:32
Speaker 8: I don't know if people really choose to because their
24:35
Speaker 8: job in some places, some people getting jobs is really
24:39
Speaker 8: really had and especially for majority it's women. Also men
24:43
Speaker 8: not gonna say it's anything to do that even with
24:45
Speaker 8: gender literally Africa job opportunities.
24:49
Speaker 3: They are quite quite a problem. But this is very
24:53
Speaker 3: very bad. This is actually conversation.
24:57
Speaker 6: Okay, that's and that says, that's that's trimming Dad's Okay,
25:02
Speaker 6: sonalism came in and created African the second hand slave
25:08
Speaker 6: right that child to docta.
25:11
Speaker 11: Mama Pature.
25:11
Speaker 6: I was at public because I told you peace in
25:15
Speaker 6: my post in South propostas they don't want black people there.
25:18
Speaker 11: Listen your land. You've allowed this now, okay, sixty years
25:22
Speaker 11: of this independent Okay, so now job so you're allowed.
25:29
Speaker 11: These leaders had to build any industry. You've all had
25:33
Speaker 11: to other countries where they had childs.
25:35
Speaker 6: For their people and they keep your slaves to the
25:38
Speaker 6: the people in Redia, America or whatever. He's a choice
25:44
Speaker 6: that the African has.
25:45
Speaker 11: Made to be exploited.
25:48
Speaker 2: But he's a choice that you.
25:50
Speaker 6: Done the app and he's African. African see all the exploitation.
25:55
Speaker 3: That we go back again. Let's go back to that
25:57
Speaker 3: video of that guy.
25:58
Speaker 8: He has just seen African, yes, said Nigeria and uh, Nigeria,
26:03
Speaker 8: Ghana and South Africa. But it's an African problem, right,
26:06
Speaker 8: Africans we pray too much? No no, no, the video
26:11
Speaker 8: just shared, he said, the Africans you pray too much. Yeah,
26:13
Speaker 8: you just found me sharing that video. Africans, we pray
26:16
Speaker 8: you so much. Exactly, And it goes back to the
26:19
Speaker 8: same thing. The same question you asked me yesterday and
26:21
Speaker 8: something we've been discussing since last week where I say
26:24
Speaker 8: that I think Africans and not just thinking.
26:26
Speaker 3: This is just how it is.
26:28
Speaker 8: People are driven by religion. People are actually walking by religion.
26:33
Speaker 6: I know.
26:33
Speaker 14: This is crazy.
26:36
Speaker 11: That's that's why you figured out figured out you do
26:45
Speaker 11: all the prayer you pour, other people don't pray like you,
26:48
Speaker 11: and they got all the money's going on.
26:50
Speaker 8: Why people manage to convince Afrikaans anything. There's nothing that
26:55
Speaker 8: matters in this at just you be saved except Jesus
26:59
Speaker 8: and will be okay. And this is why again we
27:02
Speaker 8: go back to the same mindset I had and what
27:04
Speaker 8: I told you that I believed too crying too much
27:06
Speaker 8: is building you know, a golden kingdom for me in
27:09
Speaker 8: heaven type ship, you know, and oh you know if
27:12
Speaker 8: you if you give too much.
27:13
Speaker 3: Of our reagion.
27:17
Speaker 6: Trying to do in China, Charlie said, Now that Indian said.
27:22
Speaker 11: No, the one is but the African because when I say.
27:25
Speaker 6: Okay, you said African people, Black African people have ones
27:30
Speaker 6: accepted that non said it was like trying to put
27:33
Speaker 6: that everywhere you need the African except that ship.
27:38
Speaker 8: Realistically, we go back again to history, Keith, I'm gonna
27:42
Speaker 8: challenge you today realistically. Now we go back to history again, Africans,
27:47
Speaker 8: and maybe just a question which race has suffered from
27:51
Speaker 8: slavery the most? Which race has suffered from slavery the most?
27:56
Speaker 3: That's a question to you the African. So we go
28:00
Speaker 3: back to again.
28:01
Speaker 8: Something I'm gonna use the simplest knowledge and words, the
28:04
Speaker 8: wiping of generations knowledge literally generations to generations to generation.
28:10
Speaker 8: And then what we have today, the symbolism of the
28:13
Speaker 8: leadership we have today, Because I was questioning if you
28:16
Speaker 8: look at MOSSEVENI and these old presidents, you look at them,
28:20
Speaker 8: You're like, how did we even end up here? While
28:22
Speaker 8: we're the greatest people, with the greatest civilization, we were
28:25
Speaker 8: decision makers, we were.
28:27
Speaker 3: We had men who could go to war, we had
28:29
Speaker 3: women who are ruling.
28:31
Speaker 8: Then you go back, I mean with all that back breaking,
28:35
Speaker 8: all those heavy chains, like all that literally and again
28:39
Speaker 8: this is not happening in just a span of ten
28:42
Speaker 8: years or two years or three years. This happens for
28:46
Speaker 8: like hundreds of years literally, So what do you expect
28:50
Speaker 8: people to know anything about power? About resources that actually
28:54
Speaker 8: they were bathing in gold what do you What do
28:57
Speaker 8: you know about that thing when all you're told and
29:02
Speaker 8: pushed is actually the fear of say, say, Jesus is Lord.
29:07
Speaker 8: You know, have a Jesus chat on your wall, and
29:10
Speaker 8: that's it. Like you're doing amazing in life. So long
29:13
Speaker 8: as you're actually on the path of Christ, that is it.
29:15
Speaker 8: You're actually on the right path. But don't worry about
29:19
Speaker 8: anything about twelve. This is why you actually have so
29:21
Speaker 8: many people are living in poverty that the most prayerful people.
29:24
Speaker 3: Again, this is so crazy, and they give all they have.
29:29
Speaker 8: Like you're working from Monday to Saturday, and then Sunday
29:32
Speaker 8: you go give all the money you work for throughout
29:34
Speaker 8: the week and still end up praying for for for
29:36
Speaker 8: for for for rent, or for transport.
29:42
Speaker 11: Everybody knows that. That's why the Indians stay there, because
29:49
Speaker 11: they say you have a mind of child.
29:53
Speaker 8: I feel like it has to be a fair conversation
29:55
Speaker 8: sometimes when you talk about how Africans and this is
29:58
Speaker 8: just globally the trauma of black people's history, which most
30:02
Speaker 8: of the people still love the trauma. So I feel
30:04
Speaker 8: like sometimes it has to be looked from a very
30:06
Speaker 8: fair point. Yes, Africans have been so miseducated and sadly.
30:09
Speaker 8: I was listening to someone like rut To today. He
30:11
Speaker 8: had a speech in the morning and they said education.
30:15
Speaker 8: Education is not about knowledge. Education is about character. And
30:19
Speaker 8: I'm like characters like you. So education, this is what
30:22
Speaker 8: you're telling people. Literally, this is what children are starting.
30:25
Speaker 8: Education is not about knowledge, It's about character.
30:29
Speaker 3: What what's that? Am I the one misunderstanding this knowledge? Character?
30:35
Speaker 3: Like character? Character about.
30:41
Speaker 11: Germans? That change your character?
30:45
Speaker 3: That crazy? But this is what is happening in the
30:49
Speaker 3: western part of Kenya. I think you say, let me
30:53
Speaker 3: fast forward it.
30:58
Speaker 7: I struggled until I started settler and on the northern
31:12
Speaker 7: shores of Lake Victoria. Fishing once sustained life in Sia County. However, pollution,
31:19
Speaker 7: overfishing and fluctuating water levels have depleted Lake Victoria's natural
31:24
Speaker 7: fish stocks. As a result, floating fish cages now dot
31:29
Speaker 7: the lake, but the high coast of aquaculture has pushed
31:33
Speaker 7: out the very communities that once depended on these waters.
31:36
Speaker 2: With fishing losing its.
31:38
Speaker 7: Appeal, something shinier is taking its place Atisonal gold mining.
31:44
Speaker 7: Chris Owala of Community Initiative Action Group Kenya describes a
31:49
Speaker 7: landscape dotted with mines across Siia everywhere.
31:53
Speaker 15: If you go to Bundle, there's many almost Sudes are
31:57
Speaker 15: quare northsqu centrals are quare all those.
32:01
Speaker 11: If you got to.
32:04
Speaker 15: Do it's the symbol.
32:06
Speaker 11: It's the bedrop of money.
32:09
Speaker 15: If you come to gain self gave is.
32:13
Speaker 8: So the question is where is all this money? Where
32:16
Speaker 8: does all this gold go to? And where is our profit?
32:20
Speaker 8: You know, it goes back to the same thing that
32:22
Speaker 8: guy is asking, how comes again? How do you have
32:25
Speaker 8: to go to China to ask for tissues for for
32:28
Speaker 8: totpack for earbirds while we can actually generate our our
32:33
Speaker 8: own economy and start creating our very own and you
32:36
Speaker 8: don't even know what we're being given for the Christ's sake.
32:40
Speaker 8: We always get the residuals of what the rest of
32:45
Speaker 8: what people It's like we're getting the bread crumbs of
32:49
Speaker 8: after people have gotten the bread.
32:50
Speaker 3: Now this goes to Africa. They needed some ship.
32:53
Speaker 8: Yeah, these people can produce their own Let them let
32:56
Speaker 8: them get this ship.
32:57
Speaker 3: Do you know how many bad tissues we have?
32:59
Speaker 8: Tissues that are cause some some certain type of itchiness,
33:03
Speaker 8: Like if you want a tissue paper come out like
33:06
Speaker 8: for real, for real, yeah, for real, for even sanitary towels.
33:09
Speaker 3: We've had literally reasons, you know, like you don't.
33:13
Speaker 6: Make your own son about and you're back and so
33:16
Speaker 6: you're again, you're at you at the realm of people
33:23
Speaker 6: that hate you.
33:24
Speaker 11: But I don't imagine, but imagine stuff they making the same.
33:28
Speaker 2: Exactly stop they make it zoom.
33:34
Speaker 8: Recently we've had women on TikTok mostly exposing different brands
33:40
Speaker 8: of sanitary towels.
33:42
Speaker 3: And if you look at them, which have.
33:43
Speaker 8: Also had to be every time on my periods now
33:46
Speaker 8: have to look at the sanitary towers before I wear them.
33:48
Speaker 3: So if you put them on the lights, these how
33:50
Speaker 3: you look at them?
33:51
Speaker 8: They look so dirty and these are these are brand
33:53
Speaker 8: new sanitary towel, but if you look at the cotton.
33:56
Speaker 3: It's so dirty, like dark, like like what the hell
34:00
Speaker 3: is this spot?
34:04
Speaker 11: They always always good.
34:09
Speaker 6: You can always get the African trash. You don't have
34:12
Speaker 6: anything that they'll never speak of against us because the
34:15
Speaker 6: coardly and they don't have imagine back almost have this
34:18
Speaker 6: take booking sent them.
34:20
Speaker 3: We have this danger so ver very sad, very sad.
34:25
Speaker 11: Where in all some.
34:27
Speaker 15: Counties in this gold which is being mine.
34:32
Speaker 2: But for many women here gold comes at a cost
34:35
Speaker 2: beyond labor c it's on the bus green stone Belt
34:42
Speaker 2: em belts that form the Lake Victoria green Stone Belt.
34:45
Speaker 2: In fact, a look, your gold has been found.
34:47
Speaker 8: In Vialaalavila is well, my grandma literally leaves to.
34:53
Speaker 7: Lake Victoria, indicating presence of gold deposits in the country.
34:59
Speaker 2: But gold isn't new Jucio.
35:01
Speaker 7: It was first discovered in the nineteen thirties, there forgotten
35:05
Speaker 7: until explorably the old minds around twenty twenty.
35:08
Speaker 8: It wasn't forgotten because, like I said yesterday, they came
35:11
Speaker 8: back in twenty ten and they renewed their certivet their papers,
35:15
Speaker 8: and still despite that gold was still being mined. We
35:18
Speaker 8: still we just don't have the data. I don't believe
35:21
Speaker 8: anywhere where white people came found out there was gold
35:25
Speaker 8: and then they left and then came back years later.
35:27
Speaker 8: I'm not buying any of that. And it was not
35:29
Speaker 8: actually even in nineteen she said nineteen.
35:32
Speaker 3: What let me let me see that.
35:35
Speaker 11: Nineteen nineteen thirty white it was found it was again
35:47
Speaker 11: and two.
35:48
Speaker 8: Said it was first discovered in eighteen eighty eight. So
35:51
Speaker 8: she's not giving all the fact.
35:53
Speaker 3: Yeah, eighteen eighty eight. Then in nineteen thirty.
35:56
Speaker 8: That's when we had now them coming with the company
35:59
Speaker 8: to now extract the gold and all that. Then in
36:03
Speaker 8: twenty ten their history was not being traced by all
36:06
Speaker 8: that time. Then in twenty ten they came and renewed
36:09
Speaker 8: their papers and continued extracting gold. Then forgotten until explorers
36:14
Speaker 8: revived the old mines around twenty twenty.
36:17
Speaker 2: But with its return came devastation.
36:21
Speaker 7: We investigate the human cost to what is all gold
36:23
Speaker 7: mining in sia particularly in a painboat Bungo sub County
36:28
Speaker 7: South Saqua, about sirty six point seven kilometers from Sia Town,
36:33
Speaker 7: rebelling how mining is tearing the land apart, endangering health,
36:37
Speaker 7: and cornering some women into choices no one ever.
36:41
Speaker 17: Has to be.
36:44
Speaker 7: This cost is felt most by the women, especially podos,
36:48
Speaker 7: who are left to fund for themselves and their children,
36:51
Speaker 7: sometimes in the same minds where they lost their husbands.
36:56
Speaker 7: Siaia is home to nearly fifty thousand riddles in a
37:00
Speaker 7: county with a population of just over one point twenty million.
37:03
Speaker 2: That means one into five residents is a widow.
37:10
Speaker 7: Among them is Angeline, whose story reveals the daily struggles
37:14
Speaker 7: and sacrifices behind these numbers.
37:18
Speaker 2: Saying they can go.
37:22
Speaker 5: So much.
37:24
Speaker 8: So Number one she says she didn't go to school,
37:32
Speaker 8: so you can see one of the big red flags again.
37:35
Speaker 8: It goes back to the This is the generation that
37:37
Speaker 8: grew with parents that told them, as a lady, you
37:40
Speaker 8: shouldn't go to school. You know, you wait for the
37:43
Speaker 8: right time when you get married, go get married. Then
37:46
Speaker 8: your husband dies. Then again, since you're not educated, even
37:49
Speaker 8: you don't even know your country has anything called gold
37:53
Speaker 8: unless you have you hear this rumor from the street.
37:56
Speaker 8: Then you get in that particular, same same market where
37:58
Speaker 8: your husband died, and you start being exploited to and
38:02
Speaker 8: getting two dollars out of this, and then this is crazy.
38:06
Speaker 11: This is.
38:08
Speaker 15: Class six.
38:10
Speaker 3: She lost her mom when she was in class six.
38:12
Speaker 8: I can imagine how young number one not even going
38:15
Speaker 8: to school and then getting married at a very early age.
38:19
Speaker 9: And then this son and she too.
38:29
Speaker 6: I understanding this is on purpose everything purpose verb and
38:35
Speaker 6: wife and you control.
38:39
Speaker 11: Pignant it's absolute pick, it's noble pig.
38:45
Speaker 2: Answer Nikasaw Monday from three w want angle.
38:51
Speaker 9: I can let her Perth say, get quick.
38:56
Speaker 3: She was married when she was about to get to
38:58
Speaker 3: form three.
39:00
Speaker 2: Cool chamber gold.
39:03
Speaker 3: And when she was sixteen fifteen.
39:06
Speaker 2: And and as that's been going, I'm going burning a
39:11
Speaker 2: younger daughter.
39:12
Speaker 15: Now way to beer.
39:14
Speaker 7: Angeline was caught in a long running land dispute with
39:17
Speaker 7: her husband's two brothers. Her husband had gone to got
39:21
Speaker 7: over this and won, but this victory came at a
39:25
Speaker 7: healthy price. Her family, once united, was now broken. And
39:31
Speaker 7: in twenty nineteen, the most unfortunate thing.
39:34
Speaker 2: Happened gone on a sandy certain government.
39:38
Speaker 9: The church body really in fact the ladle of my
39:42
Speaker 9: church at say and Major, my home, my kill.
39:45
Speaker 15: Like Gato Plasia, her world.
39:50
Speaker 7: Fell apart after her husband died by suicide. All Angeline
39:55
Speaker 7: has left of the home they building.
39:57
Speaker 8: Suicide, Yeah, because of landish land dispuits literally is one
40:02
Speaker 8: of the things that has dead Africa. He won, but
40:06
Speaker 8: still the brothers kept on pushing for them to get
40:10
Speaker 8: the shares of the land. So that is something I'd
40:12
Speaker 8: say also is another discussion on its own land suicide.
40:16
Speaker 8: The kills we see like in parts of Nigeria where
40:19
Speaker 8: we have this tribe fighting this tribe because of land.
40:22
Speaker 8: Because of this, that is something that actually still happens
40:25
Speaker 8: today in Africa. Land disputes where women are not supposed
40:28
Speaker 8: to get shares of their land after their husbands die.
40:32
Speaker 8: The brothers fight, like my dad and my my dad
40:36
Speaker 8: and his brother. There's a time they used to fight
40:37
Speaker 8: over land. I don't know if they've settled that, but
40:40
Speaker 8: there's a time it was a big problem too. Like
40:42
Speaker 8: it's an African thing.
40:47
Speaker 11: Right myself, you.
40:49
Speaker 6: And showed, would you kill yourself chosen to take care
40:53
Speaker 6: of our caban brothers.
40:55
Speaker 11: I'm gonna kill myself something your wife.
41:01
Speaker 2: Not being the same in a quacky to jungle simon
41:05
Speaker 2: anything scared.
41:11
Speaker 15: Because that's a total.
41:14
Speaker 2: When we've gone anothera qua.
41:16
Speaker 8: Then one man, goddamn, he has to sleep under tree
41:22
Speaker 8: for a whole month.
41:23
Speaker 2: Afternoon with six children to feed.
41:27
Speaker 3: Tree, yes.
41:34
Speaker 11: Waiting Tree c.
41:38
Speaker 3: Wants to find the.
41:43
Speaker 9: Boy a gold seek one and your kana is a
41:50
Speaker 9: son acud now be accuder, Now to find mac at
41:55
Speaker 9: your phones.
41:57
Speaker 2: Another is a basha.
42:00
Speaker 9: But I am younger, your pad lazim God naked okay,
42:13
Speaker 9: he said, says the younger on a lipa persa your
42:18
Speaker 9: wash kaostia.
42:21
Speaker 15: Quay your gold.
42:25
Speaker 7: She enjoyed all this for her children, but sadly tragedy
42:31
Speaker 7: struck again millions the theater coofer God damn.
42:38
Speaker 8: All the children died, God damn. Of course you can
42:41
Speaker 8: imagine sleeping under a tree for one.
42:46
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, the mood from your coofer back in the.
42:53
Speaker 3: Mood, only one remained.
42:55
Speaker 15: What I know, and I'm gone.
42:57
Speaker 2: I took a dog.
42:58
Speaker 9: Don't an answer to come on? Isn't John excuse me?
43:04
Speaker 9: Element but your capanad?
43:11
Speaker 5: I think.
43:16
Speaker 2: Again, Alan.
43:23
Speaker 6: Damn.
43:25
Speaker 7: Angeline had no time to process the loss of all
43:28
Speaker 7: but one of her children. She had to go on,
43:31
Speaker 7: not just for her own sick but also.
43:34
Speaker 6: For her.
43:37
Speaker 3: She had six, she lost five for only one remained.
43:45
Speaker 9: The fifty even mine people machine wife and god damn.
43:53
Speaker 3: So this is crazy man. What have white people big time?
43:57
Speaker 8: So she's saying, when they when they when they go
44:01
Speaker 8: to these mining sights, they take the if they find
44:04
Speaker 8: a stone with the gold, they take it to the
44:08
Speaker 8: to the shop, to the shop, miller, shop miller, to
44:13
Speaker 8: the miling machine, right to the milling machine, right. And
44:16
Speaker 8: this costs five hundred shillings. And you can imagine these
44:19
Speaker 8: people get paid two hundred canyon shillings. So you're using
44:22
Speaker 8: money to actually refine this gold before you take it
44:25
Speaker 8: to the market, to the market, and you're still gonna,
44:28
Speaker 8: oh my god, this is crazy.
44:32
Speaker 2: Machine five hundred or man after that.
44:47
Speaker 9: Buck even making mind doesn't want to put your pocket.
44:53
Speaker 9: But after I'm not making back it. Enough of minding
44:58
Speaker 9: your gold.
45:01
Speaker 7: Mercury is a toxic, heavy metal, shiny and liquid room temperature.
45:07
Speaker 7: Handle it with their bare hands, mixing it in wash
45:11
Speaker 7: basins as they were. Doctor the subculty medical officer of
45:17
Speaker 7: Healthy Bundle explains the serious health risks mercury exposure poses
45:22
Speaker 7: to their bodies.
45:23
Speaker 15: Affects cognitive functions of the.
45:27
Speaker 6: Milan salad bards function, causes brain das, causes retardation, wow.
45:40
Speaker 15: Memory loss or salivation of UH you know, drilling of saliva.
45:45
Speaker 17: If you are intoxicated with the with the mercury, sometime
45:50
Speaker 17: that I can make a patient. Have you recall the
45:54
Speaker 17: UH presentations if you're in hell mercury and you're pregnant,
45:59
Speaker 17: tone slightly to interfere with then in either the fatal
46:06
Speaker 17: inside the uterine. You know, if that goes and contaminates
46:09
Speaker 17: the fish and somebody else comes and you know it's
46:13
Speaker 17: causing that fish slightly to cause someone and to.
46:17
Speaker 2: Make matters worse.
46:19
Speaker 7: The Mining out of twenty sixteen explicitly prohibits the use
46:23
Speaker 7: of marturing innatismal gold mining, yet it continues.
46:28
Speaker 18: The guys doing chemicals. Most of them are from Tanzania.
46:32
Speaker 18: The chemicals go from Tanzania.
46:34
Speaker 2: And this is not the worst of it.
46:37
Speaker 7: At these large scale leaching sites in a Bimbo, cyanide
46:40
Speaker 7: is used to extract gold. Cyanide use is illegal in
46:44
Speaker 7: autismal gold mining and only permitted for large scale operations
46:48
Speaker 7: and a strict regulation. However, these bleaching sites like dangerously
46:53
Speaker 7: close to the lake one just three hundred and eighty
46:56
Speaker 7: nine meters away.
46:57
Speaker 8: So not only are used slaves for these white people,
47:00
Speaker 8: but also they're killing you as you work for them.
47:03
Speaker 8: They're killing you like you have to. There's no safety measures,
47:07
Speaker 8: which is something we've discussed a couple of times because
47:09
Speaker 8: of these illegal mining sites across the whole continent. Number one,
47:14
Speaker 8: it's the where we see the landslide where the people
47:17
Speaker 8: died there. There's no machines because I remember there's a
47:20
Speaker 8: time gonna to be specific, had come out with a
47:24
Speaker 8: program to start using those machines so that it can
47:27
Speaker 8: detect any when there's any sort of landslides, so that
47:31
Speaker 8: people can get out before time is out. There's no
47:34
Speaker 8: safety measures that have been put across these places. There's
47:38
Speaker 8: no gloves, and of course there's cattels in these particular
47:41
Speaker 8: areas of the people who are actually guard or the
47:44
Speaker 8: big fish of course of this each mining, each illegal
47:48
Speaker 8: mining site. Yeah, they can't even still give their people
47:52
Speaker 8: protective measures.
47:54
Speaker 3: This is just so crazy.
47:56
Speaker 8: And this goes back to still the white people, and
47:58
Speaker 8: I feel like we didn't with Titians who have also
48:01
Speaker 8: adapted white people's behavior. It's really crazy. Someone also said this,
48:04
Speaker 8: I think on one of the video, like we're not
48:06
Speaker 8: dealing even with Africans anymore, and it's high time we
48:09
Speaker 8: Are we even dealing with humans?
48:11
Speaker 3: Or are we dealing with robots?
48:12
Speaker 8: We've been seeing videos of someone like Ruto that they're
48:15
Speaker 8: they're making our robots of him and this guy it
48:18
Speaker 8: really looks like Routo, Like really Ruto everything, Are we
48:23
Speaker 8: really dealing with humans?
48:25
Speaker 3: Because this level of in humane it's crazy. Yeah, it's
48:32
Speaker 3: really crazy that you meet us.
48:33
Speaker 7: From the shoreline there using serious concerns that the toxins
48:37
Speaker 7: could enter the food chain. This is a concern shot
48:41
Speaker 7: by Gabriel Odo, Cia County's director for Environment, Climate Change
48:46
Speaker 7: and Natural.
48:47
Speaker 18: Resources, and in most cases the topogram is that the
48:51
Speaker 18: terrain usually looks towards the water bodies, particularly lakes and rivers,
48:56
Speaker 18: and so the possibility chances of the toy of their
48:59
Speaker 18: talks being absorbed in the soil and getting washed into
49:03
Speaker 18: the water bodies.
49:05
Speaker 7: Twenty five study conducted in a Bimboman other areas in
49:08
Speaker 7: Siia County show the locals have little to know knowledge
49:13
Speaker 7: of the.
49:13
Speaker 2: Environmental and health impact of gold san idations.
49:17
Speaker 3: Exactly lod knowledge and.
49:19
Speaker 2: It happens in their area.
49:22
Speaker 7: Ourness is low and the risks are serious, ranging from
49:26
Speaker 7: the respiratory problems, headaches and dizziness to death. If amounts
49:32
Speaker 7: as small as a grain of rice are ingested, the
49:35
Speaker 7: risks go beyond mercurial sylide. For some women, danger also
49:40
Speaker 7: comes from the men who.
49:41
Speaker 2: Work in the mines.
49:42
Speaker 7: These minds go nearly two hundred feet deep from the surface,
49:46
Speaker 7: dug mostly by hand, and walls that could collapse at
49:50
Speaker 7: any time.
49:52
Speaker 9: Wow, when I find work on chamber now silks and
50:03
Speaker 9: they wanted to advantage of mom.
50:10
Speaker 8: She's saying, so those guys because that the ones extracting,
50:13
Speaker 8: of course doing the most hard work and their madridy
50:16
Speaker 8: also young men, that the ones who sexually now exploit
50:19
Speaker 8: these women so that they can get that gold and
50:22
Speaker 8: go feed their children or themselves.
50:24
Speaker 3: This is crazy, I mean.
50:33
Speaker 11: Really criminals, really sad crazy.
50:36
Speaker 2: That's mom, when you're so bad at your married I
50:41
Speaker 2: don't wanted to me they use she says it. Matter
50:46
Speaker 2: of fact, the sex for blitate is so normal here.
50:50
Speaker 7: It even has a local name, a pinon, understood only
50:55
Speaker 7: by those who live with it.
50:58
Speaker 2: To me, like, I.
51:05
Speaker 8: So exploitation of Africans number one, you're talking about the
51:09
Speaker 8: indoctrination of their mind. And again it's something I keep
51:13
Speaker 8: on talking about live alone. Even corruption. How also, our
51:17
Speaker 8: people are so comfortable using their own people like Africans
51:22
Speaker 8: using Africans to live comfortable. I mean, we say to
51:25
Speaker 8: our own presidents, let's not even go very far. Our
51:28
Speaker 8: very own leaders are a very good example. How they're
51:31
Speaker 8: comfortable seeing the majority of the population sinking in poverty,
51:35
Speaker 8: and they keep coming in these places preaching wealth, preaching
51:39
Speaker 8: possibility and hope. But yet they go back to their
51:42
Speaker 8: comfort zone and don't do anything about there. Again, the
51:45
Speaker 8: majority of the popular the population, So it's crazy. How again,
51:50
Speaker 8: colonization has really damaged us this match, and we've been
51:55
Speaker 8: exposed to poverty this much to doing this because this
51:59
Speaker 8: is actually poverty mindset. This is a poverty mindset. You
52:03
Speaker 8: want to satisfy yourself because someone else is poor, and
52:07
Speaker 8: because you're doing the most, you're gonna they're gonna have
52:11
Speaker 8: to sleep with you for them to benefit.
52:13
Speaker 3: This is very diabolic.
52:16
Speaker 2: Fifty one years here and.
52:23
Speaker 15: Triacle to.
52:29
Speaker 2: Angeline said no.
52:31
Speaker 7: But another widow who will call Jane, faced a very
52:34
Speaker 7: different reality. After Jane's husband died in twenty nineteen, the
52:39
Speaker 7: little she earned from selling second hand clothes was simply
52:43
Speaker 7: not enough to sustain her family. Melikanol golding school. So
52:49
Speaker 7: that you are who accuse me.
52:51
Speaker 19: Touto shiliny, I'll cool out of a person your kuenda
52:57
Speaker 19: who in haple mail whom really really a Modia Nilia
53:03
Speaker 19: Moore who switched to gold and find your vissouri.
53:08
Speaker 8: And so far she says she has children and were
53:11
Speaker 8: in high school and of course, because of school face
53:13
Speaker 8: being demanded, she couldn't just depend on selling second dart clothes.
53:18
Speaker 8: She had to switch and go to work on the
53:20
Speaker 8: Gold site, where she was promised the.
53:24
Speaker 2: Calipa carros are surely while working in the mind she saw.
53:31
Speaker 11: Crazy.
53:32
Speaker 3: I know, that's a good question.
53:34
Speaker 7: It happened sexful cold. Jane had no other option. She
53:39
Speaker 7: became entangled in it, shopped by circumstance. She explains how
53:45
Speaker 7: it works too long, yea too if my hand to
53:50
Speaker 7: napatna to napo.
53:52
Speaker 2: Yeah, she comere to amos.
53:57
Speaker 8: Wow, this is so crazy. And then sadly, if you're
54:01
Speaker 8: so don't educate your children. It goes being a generational thing.
54:05
Speaker 8: Your daughter is gonna grow up being the same, following
54:08
Speaker 8: the same.
54:08
Speaker 11: Pattern the generation. To you, you don't know nothing, you
54:11
Speaker 11: can't teach, you kate nothing. That's the generational batter you in.
54:14
Speaker 11: You're in a government that don't you know with Africa,
54:17
Speaker 11: with puppets, they don't care. They will not build the
54:19
Speaker 11: countries into it, will have the industry, they will not.
54:23
Speaker 11: They don't want you educated.
54:25
Speaker 6: Because that's that's that's that's that's that's simplest African. They
54:28
Speaker 6: don't want you educated.
54:29
Speaker 11: The first you wanna do, the first thing you will do.
54:31
Speaker 11: You get any control of ready countries. If your first
54:34
Speaker 11: thing you do, I must educate the people. Whatever your
54:38
Speaker 11: first thing, I must educate my people that order for them.
54:43
Speaker 6: To be productive, can't go by you better ever try
54:46
Speaker 6: you're in or educate, might try.
54:48
Speaker 11: But they might be stupid. Somebody guy will be bidden. Okay,
54:53
Speaker 11: none of that. You must get an education to your
54:58
Speaker 11: African people.
55:00
Speaker 8: Based Soon in Kenya, I say we might have a position. Yeah,
55:05
Speaker 8: I think we are the lag. I'm saying soon in
55:07
Speaker 8: Kenya we might be having maybe a possibility of having
55:10
Speaker 8: free schools, I mean free learning, because so many people
55:14
Speaker 8: right now advocating and I'm saying I think so far
55:17
Speaker 8: three one is a member of parliament. I think three
55:21
Speaker 8: members of parliament who are actually pushing for free system
55:26
Speaker 8: of learning because currently it's crazy. People have been questioning
55:28
Speaker 8: how when Kibaki became a president, he introduced the free
55:32
Speaker 8: system of education. But now parents have gone back to
55:35
Speaker 8: their pockets majority, especially this year, they've gone back to
55:38
Speaker 8: their pockets and deeply heavily so that they can take
55:42
Speaker 8: back their children to school. And this goes back to
55:44
Speaker 8: you're paying for food, which was free because in public
55:48
Speaker 8: school food is free, but you have to pay for food.
55:51
Speaker 8: Uniform was free, but you had to pay for uniform.
55:53
Speaker 8: Even shoes literally that was something apart from the shoes
55:57
Speaker 8: were being given by the white people that there's some
55:59
Speaker 8: schools which are even actually shoes yea, and books too,
56:03
Speaker 8: books desks, but down today in public schools, when you
56:06
Speaker 8: go there, you have to go with your own desk
56:09
Speaker 8: and still going to share with other students.
56:11
Speaker 6: It's great. That means that that means it was never
56:14
Speaker 6: a larger. But they just they amaze the people at
56:17
Speaker 6: the top. It wanted to happen over the law. This
56:21
Speaker 6: will be every they never they never allocate their funds.
56:25
Speaker 16: Who will celebarated the school system that was free because
56:29
Speaker 16: that means that means that means that the teachers would
56:34
Speaker 16: be paid out from you.
56:36
Speaker 11: And like I said, how all these school can it
56:39
Speaker 11: doesn't have any jobs. That's about you playing school beees.
56:45
Speaker 8: With your couchie. I guess that's what they need. You
56:52
Speaker 8: can see what the women are going to. I mean,
56:59
Speaker 8: you know it's crazy because that's what women have to do.
57:02
Speaker 8: It's like I saw another highlight of it's a gazette
57:05
Speaker 8: also going you know gazette in terms of a meme
57:08
Speaker 8: going round of a woman who said that the apostle
57:12
Speaker 8: paid the school fees of his son and that she
57:16
Speaker 8: thanks God, Like are you sure you thank God?
57:18
Speaker 3: You're thinking the postal. You know what happened there. We know,
57:21
Speaker 3: we know what, we know what's going on there. You
57:23
Speaker 3: did something.
57:24
Speaker 8: You know, it's given that that movie we watched the
57:28
Speaker 8: other time, or your mama really what your mama really.
57:31
Speaker 3: Loves to see you. You've already cares about your education,
57:38
Speaker 3: your mama exactly. You know, it's given that. Literally, you
57:43
Speaker 3: know what you're gonna do.
57:44
Speaker 8: You don't have money, you know, and then in this
57:48
Speaker 8: system which doesn't want you to get a job. It's crazy,
57:51
Speaker 8: but literally gonna wrap it up right there. That has
57:53
Speaker 8: been my conversation for today, and not a lot is
57:56
Speaker 8: really happening, but we'll keep you posted on the rest
57:58
Speaker 8: of the conversation.
57:59
Speaker 6: Well something that's having to say something joy webs Sean
58:05
Speaker 6: give him tore Damn extradited the old president from Togo.
58:12
Speaker 11: I teld the actual work.
58:13
Speaker 6: They got him down arrived uh farther Google yesterday. He
58:18
Speaker 6: will be getting the death penalty like I Sai's supposed
58:20
Speaker 6: to get that. I want I said, you Jeff to
58:23
Speaker 6: go get him up here like he's boasting and so
58:28
Speaker 6: there's gonna be justus done. Everybody who plotted that. Lad's
58:34
Speaker 6: cool Okay, you're all getting the death penalty like the
58:39
Speaker 6: old women crying everybody, you please forgive me, forgive me
58:44
Speaker 6: with that, I forgive you. But you're still gonna be
58:47
Speaker 6: our live on Jesus, Spongebobe, whoever you believe you.
58:51
Speaker 11: Whatever, you got to go.
58:53
Speaker 1: Okay, you know what you were doing.
58:56
Speaker 11: Now you want to forget this joken beginning because you
58:58
Speaker 11: got caught you so you're supposed to do so showing the.
59:09
Speaker 8: Version of our African men should be and how they were.
59:13
Speaker 8: Literally again, we have to know how history is really important.
59:17
Speaker 8: So of our people are reacting again with the weak
59:21
Speaker 8: Jesus narrative or you know, Jesus say is, don't punish,
59:24
Speaker 8: don't beat, don't do this, don't I'm gonna knock your
59:28
Speaker 8: nose out. I'm not gonna do no Jesus ship and sadly,
59:31
Speaker 8: we don't have men talking that way. We don't have
59:34
Speaker 8: men being men. We don't have men being respective of
59:37
Speaker 8: woven women.
59:38
Speaker 3: We don't have men. It's crazy men like it's just crazy.
59:42
Speaker 3: It's crazy.
59:43
Speaker 8: But much love, family, have yourself's a beautiful, beautiful restpite
59:46
Speaker 8: of your morning. And for those who shall be catching
59:48
Speaker 8: this on a replay of you guys enjoy. Yes, they
59:55
Speaker 8: are on the right channel, okay, yes, okay.
59:59
Speaker 11: Yeah, and I want you, I want you.
1:00:06
Speaker 3: Jes tell me, do you want me to do it?
1:00:19
Speaker 11: Don't be honest.
1:00:20
Speaker 6: They keep putting up of the Black Network Live channel,
1:00:24
Speaker 6: Black Network too.
1:00:26
Speaker 8: I'm never on the Black Network Live. I'm always on
1:00:29
Speaker 8: the Black Hot Fan Black Hot Fire Network.
1:00:33
Speaker 11: Yeah.
1:00:37
Speaker 3: Oh for the Africa Today Show. You're saying, yeah, which
1:00:41
Speaker 3: one you have?
1:00:41
Speaker 11: What's on.
1:00:43
Speaker 3: The regular channel? And Keith new Some and keep new
1:00:47
Speaker 3: Some live.
1:00:48
Speaker 6: Okay, now I wantn't want to keep me some channel
1:00:52
Speaker 6: but on the Black Network to channel. But anyway, but anyway,
1:00:56
Speaker 6: you see, you see they keep the great keeping this
1:01:00
Speaker 6: from channel when we're getting to all the views, like
1:01:02
Speaker 6: guess day we got four of the views on that channel,
1:01:05
Speaker 6: whether they got eighty something or ninety something,