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PRESIDENT MUSEVENI WARNS OF POTENTIAL FUTURE WARS OVER UGANDA'S ACCESS OF INDIAN OCEAN · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Speaker 9: about actually how also Museveni is actually issuing a war.
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Speaker 9: It's talking about how Kenya and Ugana, Kena and Uganda
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Speaker 9: seem to have a potential future war and this is
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Speaker 9: because of the access of the Indian Ocean. Recently we've
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Speaker 9: time that mos is responding to this, but he has
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Speaker 9: actually said that there's a potential future war. This is
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Speaker 9: of Indian Ocean, but much more coming from Nigeria. The
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Speaker 9: but we're gonna start with what is happening in Nigeria now.
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Speaker 9: German literally has banned from as the Nigerian military has
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Speaker 9: been banned from marrying foreigners. And before we even got
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Speaker 9: to this, can we first look at how many African
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Speaker 9: leaders are married to foreigners? A bunch of them? Right,
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Speaker 9: we can pull some images, we can pull the article.
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Speaker 9: I'm gonna do both, but yes, Google, give me a
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Speaker 9: clear evidence of several African leaders, No one, not two,
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Speaker 9: but several African leaders are married to foreigners, including the
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Speaker 9: Guinea Interims President Mamadin Dumbuya, who is so recently working
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Speaker 9: with ninety bolliguards literally saying gonna by for the next
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Speaker 9: coming elections, and whose wife actually is Lordring Dumbuya, and
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Speaker 9: it's from France. These are the same people selling resources
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Speaker 9: from our country. So it's crazy that you get married
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Speaker 9: to the enemy and sleeping with them in the bed literally.
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Speaker 9: We also have and the Ivory Coast President Asalance top
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Speaker 9: or call Traft if I'm pronouncing correctly, whose wife is
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Speaker 9: Dominique Clouding Novian and she is a French as well.
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Speaker 9: Another example is also the Botswana president said Sarik Khama,
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Speaker 9: who was married to an English Truman. Her name is
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Speaker 9: Ruth Williams Khama. And of course and so and so
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Speaker 9: and so on, because Google couldn't give me much more
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Speaker 9: on that particular understanding. So having Nigeria openly trying to
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Speaker 9: come and criticize the military, it's good if this is
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Speaker 9: applicable to all the militaries number one, and also to
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Speaker 9: the African leaders to act as an example. But sadly,
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Speaker 9: we already have evidences of how you've been acting as examples,
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Speaker 9: you know, like you can see from the images, we
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Speaker 9: have so many pictures of how this isn't Kenya. Literally
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Speaker 9: this is a Kenyan politician who's married toward Chinese. I remember,
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Speaker 9: actually people was Celebritain because she was talking. I think
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Speaker 9: it was marsaioki Ci, one of the tribal languages, one
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Speaker 9: of the one of the tribes. But people sele reating
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Speaker 9: that and it's crazy. The interptrination house or deeply trance
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Speaker 9: because a zoo can talk to a heley or g cou.
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Speaker 9: You think, now he belongs to us, so she belongs
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Speaker 9: to us, and so and so on. It doesn't end.
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Speaker 9: We have the African president. This is literally Nigeria. See,
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Speaker 9: this is what they do. It's all over, it's all over.
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Speaker 9: So going back to Nigerian and what they're doing, it's good.
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Speaker 9: But try act as an example and as a leader,
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Speaker 9: you know, as an example as leaders of the same
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Speaker 9: continent face the problems that you number one introduced to
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Speaker 9: the people and mainly like you know, it's a norm,
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Speaker 9: it's okay without even us going deeper into the real
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Speaker 9: African science and everything. While we shouldn't be with these people.
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Speaker 9: You need to start acting by an example. So the
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Speaker 9: saying that the Nigerian Amed Forces have banned military personnel
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Speaker 9: from maryn foreigners and naturalized Nigerians and yea natural realized Nigerians.
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Speaker 9: According to the Harmonized Terms and Conditions of Services, it's
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Speaker 9: called hitar Castle tackle Sorry of the Armed Forces at
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Speaker 9: twenty twenty four. It is also illegal for commissioned officers
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Speaker 9: to marry non commissioned officers such as soldiers, ratings or
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Speaker 9: air women. These are the service trips are under strict
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Speaker 9: orders to implement the new rules. So it's a good
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Speaker 9: move when we try to.
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Speaker 2: Blend.
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Speaker 9: If you're trying to do you know, go back to
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Speaker 9: us blended with our very own people. But at the
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Speaker 9: same time, the whole mess is so far gone because
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Speaker 9: our people are the majority, are also comfortable, are comfortable
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Speaker 9: with this because you've not provided job opportunities to majority
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Speaker 9: of these people, so they think the only way to
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Speaker 9: save themselves is by you going and getting married to
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Speaker 9: a foreigner. Because we have again the inferiority superity complex.
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Speaker 9: It still plays a very big role in this literally
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Speaker 9: but going back to literally the summits, as we get
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Speaker 9: to move forward from that church and like Gerasy that move,
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Speaker 9: we're gonna see how far it's going to go. And
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Speaker 9: we have this lady who sometimes I did show a
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Speaker 9: video when we had the I think it was the
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Speaker 9: Africa China Summit, I can't remember, but we had one
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Speaker 9: of the summits that just recently we talked about and
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Speaker 9: she actually it was the You, it was the U
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Speaker 9: and the You and Salmit and then we had African
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Speaker 9: leaders begging for recognitions and all that. She came out
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Speaker 9: and criticized the leaders and said, it's crazy that we
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Speaker 9: are begging for spaces in the tables that when these
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Speaker 9: decisions were being made, were not even there and the
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Speaker 9: fact that we expect to be included when we've always
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Speaker 9: been excluded. It's so crazy. We fail to create what
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Speaker 9: is ours funded by us making our own rules. Instead,
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Speaker 9: you want to keep on being the white man's you know, puppet.
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Speaker 9: She's back again with another video talking about our Africa
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Speaker 9: is the richest continent on paper following overflowing with gold, oil,
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Speaker 9: lithium and land, and the actually mains one of the poor,
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Speaker 9: rest inprofit while the global summits in Washington, Beijing and
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Speaker 9: deadly preach collaborations and the real game is competition for
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Speaker 9: control the gold. The saying that the Goldman such projects
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Speaker 9: Africa GDP could reach forty four trillion by twenty seventy five,
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Speaker 9: But we Africans actually benefit or will history repeat itself
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Speaker 9: like it always does with the issue of collaboration corporation
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Speaker 9: like they always use this stamps. The world sees Africa
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Speaker 9: as a market, not as a partner. And that is
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Speaker 9: just so true. So listen to her.
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Speaker 4: I wonder why are so many of these events going
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Speaker 4: on lately?
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Speaker 12: Or they called summits right, the US Africa Summit, India
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Speaker 12: and Africa Summit that was coming up soon with the
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Speaker 12: Arabia Africa Summit, or how about this one Turkey Africa Summit.
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Speaker 4: Travel this recent summit that happened in January called the
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Speaker 4: Italy Africa Summit.
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Speaker 12: Okay, this one's flo tell you about it, but you
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Speaker 12: have to give credit to Maloney for attempting.
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Speaker 4: Anyways, there's so many more events. What I'm trying to
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Speaker 4: share in here, and I hope you guys acknowledge, is
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Speaker 4: that there's.
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Speaker 12: A big movement going on and a lot of these
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Speaker 12: countries want to capitalize on the continent because they're recognizing
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Speaker 12: this unregulated economical growth going on.
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Speaker 4: Now, this guy over here is Colin Coleman.
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Speaker 12: He's a South African bank although previously he was the
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Speaker 12: CEO for Goldman's sax and Sub Saharan region. Well, he
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Speaker 12: dropped an interesting article called a Marshall's Plan for Africa
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Speaker 12: where basically outlines future projections in the regions.
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Speaker 4: It's always people like this, I gotta tell you a
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Speaker 4: little bit behind the scene what's going on.
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Speaker 12: It's never the leaders of a continent, right, It's like
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Speaker 12: they want us to be sleeping the night because it
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Speaker 12: works out in their benefit.
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Speaker 4: Well, anyways, I encourage you guys to look into that article.
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Speaker 12: But that's some parts that stood up to me, like
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Speaker 12: this is will be here Golden Sax project that Africa's
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Speaker 12: GDU will grow roughly from three trillion today to forty
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Speaker 12: four trillion and twenty seventy five.
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Speaker 4: You can't deny there's so much unregulated growth going on
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Speaker 4: in that continent.
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Speaker 9: But the one that we're stilled because again try to
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Speaker 9: that lady who said, until the white man comes somewhere,
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Speaker 9: you've not discovered anything. I mean, it's been there, but
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Speaker 9: you know, these people are exploiteds they're willing just something,
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Speaker 9: just anything that seems that there. They could be God,
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Speaker 9: let's go. They just go digging, you know, they take lands,
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Speaker 9: they go digging, they go just looking, they go mining.
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Speaker 10: You know.
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Speaker 4: So it's crazy over here.
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Speaker 12: Small session of africa society will benefits proportunately from this
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Speaker 12: period of wealth creation, while large segments of the population
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Speaker 12: will most likely remain in property.
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Speaker 9: They never even benefit, if not even the small if
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Speaker 9: you talk about the small scale, literally, these are only
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Speaker 9: the politician, like I said yesterday, it's only in this system. Literally,
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Speaker 9: it's only in this system where these people get rich,
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Speaker 9: or their salaries are increased or their networks keep on
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Speaker 9: increasing for doing nothing but stealing. It's only the politicians
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Speaker 9: who only benefit from this, where you just you just
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Speaker 9: benefiting for doing nothing but stealing. Can it make that
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Speaker 9: makes sense? Not working your ass off, not trying to
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Speaker 9: prove or do the best for the people, it's completely
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Speaker 9: you selling out the country. That's how you benefit. You
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Speaker 9: know this is crazy, you know this is so crazy.
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Speaker 4: That's why I have a problem of all these summers.
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Speaker 4: They never focus on how the people can benefit from
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Speaker 4: its continent. So sure you can run around and say, oh,
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Speaker 4: my leader is great.
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Speaker 12: Well, then you have to admit to yourself, why is
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Speaker 12: there no first world country in Africa?
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Speaker 4: And you can't call it the continent poor and the
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Speaker 4: continent is filthy rich. You have to admit that it
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Speaker 4: has poor leadership.
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Speaker 12: And how people kind of wake up and get involved
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Speaker 12: in any capacity they can.
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Speaker 4: You can have other people come and take advantage of
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Speaker 4: your own benefits.
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Speaker 9: Wonder way, it's very factual, and going through their comments
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Speaker 9: very quickly, someone says, a rise, great people, and take
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Speaker 9: your throne as one people exactly, And then I'm gonna
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Speaker 9: show this video of this lady. This is a white ladytailing.
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Speaker 9: That's the fact.
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Speaker 10: Again.
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Speaker 9: I want to say Africans maybe until a white person
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Speaker 9: on top, that's when we can listen and understand what
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Speaker 9: we have. Because when fellow Africans talk, we you know,
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Speaker 9: we called damp, we call we know too much? You know,
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Speaker 9: we called you know, there's the different names that are
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Speaker 9: gonna be pinned on you. Or you're thinking not too much,
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Speaker 9: or you think or you know this is what these facts.
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Speaker 9: Have you tried maybe thinking out of the box of
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Speaker 9: what the system has told you or taught you. I
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Speaker 9: like asking people that you know, can you try maybe
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Speaker 9: work out of what you just know? Can you try risking?
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Speaker 9: What is it gonna cost you to risk? Of course
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Speaker 9: there's something in some situations these are there's costing risking.
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Speaker 9: But if at the end of the day you know
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Speaker 9: it's something that is going to be worth da, why
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Speaker 9: not take a risk? What has religion helped us with?
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Speaker 9: What as the current education helped us with? What as
19:51
Speaker 9: there's this political system helped us with? Why not why
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Speaker 9: not us trying to dare something different? That is exactly
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Speaker 9: a bin I believe now if you look at the
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Speaker 9: spirits arising africas the revolution people want something different, and
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Speaker 9: what's the risk of us trying to not want him different.
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Speaker 9: If it's gonna cost us to die, then so big.
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Speaker 9: That's the cause of revolution anyway at the end of
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Speaker 9: the day. So listen to this, white lady.
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Speaker 13: Europe is better than Africa is something that was food
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Speaker 13: in your heads by Europeans, but it's Africa is everything.
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Speaker 9: Africa is super rich.
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Speaker 13: Culturally, language wise, folds the resources, everything is in Africa.
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Speaker 13: Africans only need to take back control of their continents.
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Speaker 9: I also met a girl from the Netherlands.
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Speaker 13: She was also traveling. We met the Mauritanian that we
20:41
Speaker 13: met in sanegal and Gambia, so we came across each
20:45
Speaker 13: other several.
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Speaker 9: Times and we had these discussion. Several times.
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Speaker 13: I'm gonna host you when you come to Italy, when
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Speaker 13: you come to Belgium, but people cannot come here because
20:57
Speaker 13: they don't get business. And it's just it's mind blowing
21:01
Speaker 13: this thing that people cannot just travel freely.
21:05
Speaker 9: Because a lot of people men my age, they don't.
21:08
Speaker 13: Want to come to Europe to stay here. They just
21:10
Speaker 13: want to travel. As Europe is taking resources from Africa.
21:14
Speaker 13: They've been doing this forever that Europe.
21:17
Speaker 9: Yeah, they've been doing that since forever. Literally, that is
21:20
Speaker 9: a white person telling you about their behavior of her
21:25
Speaker 9: own people, where she comes from, how they benefit, because
21:30
Speaker 9: there's nowhow in France, or in China or in nowhere
21:33
Speaker 9: in the in this European Western countries. Have we seen
21:36
Speaker 9: any news where all they discovered this, they discovered days
21:41
Speaker 9: they're being mining, days they're being It's all from Africa.
21:44
Speaker 9: It's always going back to Africa. Work, collaborations, corporations, partnership,
21:49
Speaker 9: those are the names, but it never applies like bad
21:52
Speaker 9: Lady side. They use those terms corporation, collaboration, and it's
21:56
Speaker 9: only a small past. They're only small percentage of the
21:59
Speaker 9: people who benefit. Factual Again at the puppets, are these
22:03
Speaker 9: politicians not the majority. We don't see the benefit of
22:06
Speaker 9: our own wealth because again with the same people being
22:10
Speaker 9: used to extract this wealth. Talk about that you get
22:13
Speaker 9: two dollars and anything that you know someone has really done,
22:15
Speaker 9: you're a big favor. It's crazy. But someone says on
22:20
Speaker 9: the comments section on this video, the problem is not Europe,
22:24
Speaker 9: but the problem comes from we Africans. We blacks have
22:27
Speaker 9: to come together and be one. We don't have to
22:30
Speaker 9: fight each other. And I say, we would even be
22:34
Speaker 9: more stronger than China the unity. So literally this someone
22:38
Speaker 9: talking about the unity. Of course Europe still applies as
22:40
Speaker 9: a problem because when the moment to lack unity, Europe
22:43
Speaker 9: take advantage. They take advantage. So yes, we are the problem.
22:48
Speaker 9: But also we can't say a sideline with Europe and say, oh,
22:52
Speaker 9: they're not the problem, you know, because they are the problem.
22:55
Speaker 9: That the reason why actually you're not even united. They
22:57
Speaker 9: contribute to lack of your unity. They find that. Someone says,
23:02
Speaker 9: and we're very kind and good hearted people. That is
23:05
Speaker 9: very true, and people with values. Someone says, more Africa
23:09
Speaker 9: the most powerful continent. And then someone says two or
23:13
Speaker 9: three comments on this. Once we can speak to the
23:16
Speaker 9: world not as a vengeance but as a liberation challenge
23:19
Speaker 9: the culture that rewards exploitation and silences intuisions. Freedom is
23:24
Speaker 9: not the absence of pain, but the presence of truth.
23:31
Speaker 9: Someone says, a good bit of African countries need to
23:34
Speaker 9: update its infrastructure, and a lot you know, Europeans, please
23:38
Speaker 9: get out of Europeans, please get out. Then that is
23:42
Speaker 9: what someone say, Yeah, it's exactly, because you can't say
23:44
Speaker 9: Europeans are not the problem. Someone says Europeans, please get out,
23:47
Speaker 9: then because the more these people says stay here, the
23:51
Speaker 9: more they feel comfortable, you know, because we're allowing them
23:56
Speaker 9: to and it's for their own benefits, it's not for
24:00
Speaker 9: our own benefit. But we go back to literally what
24:03
Speaker 9: that lady talked about about why these leaders or why
24:09
Speaker 9: African leaders always attended summits. Yesterday we were talking about
24:12
Speaker 9: the COP thirty, which is so Billgates talking about how
24:16
Speaker 9: he's going to remove one point four billion dollars to
24:19
Speaker 9: fund Africa in Asia farming and of course climate change
24:23
Speaker 9: issues and everything. But when I was checking yesterday about
24:26
Speaker 9: how many leaders at attendant, I didn't have this much
24:28
Speaker 9: of the list. But the list is out. So we
24:31
Speaker 9: have the President of Angola and the current chairperson of
24:35
Speaker 9: the African Union. We have a president of Djibouti. We
24:39
Speaker 9: have president of Kenya that is really unbrutal. They're always
24:42
Speaker 9: calling them vulnerable. We have of course the president of
24:45
Speaker 9: Guinea Bisao Wu. These are all puppets. There's no gonna
24:48
Speaker 9: say booking a fast on Nigi and Marley. We have
24:51
Speaker 9: the president of Comoros, we have the President of Ghana,
24:54
Speaker 9: John Muhamma, of course another puppet who said it is
24:57
Speaker 9: going to fight corruption. Look at what he's doing. We
25:00
Speaker 9: have the Chairperson of the African There they have a
25:03
Speaker 9: high level officials, the Chairperson of the African Union Commission.
25:07
Speaker 9: We have the Vice President of Nigeria who's the president
25:11
Speaker 9: who was president to unveil the Nigeria's Green Transition Roadmap.
25:15
Speaker 9: Then we had the President of the African Development Bank
25:18
Speaker 9: Group who led the A FDB delegations. And we also
25:23
Speaker 9: had uh the A that is the A one sorry
25:27
Speaker 9: A one A D A one dB Vice President for Power, Energy,
25:31
Speaker 9: Climate and Green Growth Kevin Carrury I bet that's from
25:34
Speaker 9: Kenya as well.
25:35
Speaker 14: And then.
25:38
Speaker 9: Karaoke a Karake that is from Kenya. Then we have
25:40
Speaker 9: the Director of General CEO of the National Council of
25:43
Speaker 9: the Climate Change Secretariat of Nigeria. Last monopolist, the cop
25:47
Speaker 9: Party Special Convoy for Africa. So yeah, I'm saying these
25:51
Speaker 9: leaders are representative, participated in the Leaders Summit and various
25:55
Speaker 9: high level dialogues including African Day events and the President
25:59
Speaker 9: of the Unified African Stands of Climate Finance and Actions.
26:04
Speaker 9: So which is all bs, so they never stop, they
26:10
Speaker 9: never stop corporation collaborations. We're not going anywhere with none
26:14
Speaker 9: of that. We have South Africa, which again because most
26:18
Speaker 9: of when every time they attend these things, they get financed. Right,
26:22
Speaker 9: this is why we see the IMF coming in. This
26:24
Speaker 9: is why you have bill gates being used, you know,
26:27
Speaker 9: to cheapen money from different to different African countries for
26:30
Speaker 9: different projects. We have the World Bank which has approved
26:34
Speaker 9: to nine hundred and twenty five million dollars loan to
26:38
Speaker 9: South Africa for a six year program. And this actually
26:42
Speaker 9: the program is focused on improving essential urban services such
26:46
Speaker 9: as water, sanitation, electricity and waste management in the country's
26:53
Speaker 9: biggest cities. The initiative aims to strengthen municipalities and ensure
26:59
Speaker 9: more reliable services delivery to millions of residents across South Africa.
27:05
Speaker 9: And then, just to read the comments very quickly, someone
27:07
Speaker 9: says to be looted by politicians and repaid by taxpayers.
27:11
Speaker 9: Exactly the game that goes on in this political system.
27:15
Speaker 9: But let's look at a couple of videos, maybe ramas
27:19
Speaker 9: Like I always say, these leaders talking on behalf. It's
27:22
Speaker 9: one person talking on behalf of millions on how the
27:25
Speaker 9: economy is doing great. Let's listen to the majority of
27:28
Speaker 9: the people what they're saying.
27:30
Speaker 15: South Africa just earned a depressing title.
27:35
Speaker 9: It's the only country in the world when Caribs, yes,
27:39
Speaker 9: I'm only being early since yesterday or Monday, say literally
27:44
Speaker 9: comeless is not in this week, it is off, So
27:48
Speaker 9: gonna see me early tail Friday. So Caribs doing.
27:52
Speaker 15: Greater, actually getting poorerer according to actually on time, not
27:58
Speaker 15: even early, I'm actually on time.
27:59
Speaker 9: I'm on my on actual time.
28:01
Speaker 15: World economic outlook, our real GDP per person is expected
28:07
Speaker 15: to shrink in twenty twenty five and twenty twenty six,
28:11
Speaker 15: after already falling in twenty twenty three and twenty twenty four.
28:16
Speaker 15: Why because our population keeps growing faster than our economy
28:23
Speaker 15: for the past decade.
28:25
Speaker 9: And which is not a problem. Which is not a problem,
28:28
Speaker 9: the growth of population. This is the issue there gets
28:33
Speaker 9: foundation and the rest that they've been pushing or because
28:36
Speaker 9: the African growth population in various countries, that is not
28:39
Speaker 9: a problem. We're talking about mismanagement of funds right here.
28:43
Speaker 9: This is nothing to do with the growth population. We're
28:46
Speaker 9: talking about mismanagement of funs, public resources. We should be
28:51
Speaker 9: allocated and use the right ray, but they don't, so
28:55
Speaker 9: it's nothing. You can actually manage this population if you
28:59
Speaker 9: have a strategy on how you're going to ensure your
29:02
Speaker 9: country develops grows, everyone has a job well paid, living
29:07
Speaker 9: a good life, and the city were managed the one country,
29:13
Speaker 9: so please.
29:14
Speaker 15: The economy is grown by just over zero percent year
29:19
Speaker 15: while the population is grown by over one point four percent.
29:24
Speaker 9: That means the economic pie isn't.
29:28
Speaker 15: Getting bigger, it's just being split into smaller and smaller slices.
29:34
Speaker 15: Nigeria's economy per person is expected to grow two percent
29:38
Speaker 15: next year, in India over five percent, about South Africa
29:43
Speaker 15: negative zero point three percent. If we'd simply grown at
29:48
Speaker 15: the same rate as other emerging markets, our economy would
29:53
Speaker 15: be twelve trillion Rand instead of seven point five trillion
29:58
Speaker 15: Rand and government wouldn't be facing a fiscal crisis. Corruption,
30:04
Speaker 15: load shedding, and poor policy have left some Africans worse
30:09
Speaker 15: off than they were in twenty ten. At the strate,
30:14
Speaker 15: we're moving backwards while the rest of the world moves forward.
30:20
Speaker 9: Right, not just South Africa, but most of the African
30:23
Speaker 9: countries are moving back on instead of moving forward. Then
30:26
Speaker 9: on the comments section, because I love reading the I
30:29
Speaker 9: love reading the comments before I get to move from
30:33
Speaker 9: a video even personal and I'm watching my own videos.
30:36
Speaker 9: As someone says, apart from corruption corrupt politicians, we also
30:40
Speaker 9: have the issue where people make children they can't afford that,
30:45
Speaker 9: then it's expected that tax pay us pick up the bill.
30:50
Speaker 9: Like I say, this has nothing to do with the
30:52
Speaker 9: population growth. That is what they want you to think Africa,
30:57
Speaker 9: if you go back again to our ways of life,
31:00
Speaker 9: even before the white man invaded our economy, destroyed our system,
31:05
Speaker 9: broke it into many pieces the way he wanted and
31:07
Speaker 9: rebuild or came up with different terms and names of
31:11
Speaker 9: this system apart from what we had Africans. I am
31:16
Speaker 9: actually one among the people who has witnessed this personally.
31:19
Speaker 9: I say, from my mom's family, and I remember that
31:22
Speaker 9: was in twenty fifteen, twenty fifteen, we went for a
31:25
Speaker 9: family gathering and then that's when I got the chance
31:28
Speaker 9: to meet like all my extended clothes, cousins, aunties, uncles,
31:34
Speaker 9: and the family is huge. My great grandmother had like
31:38
Speaker 9: ten children, ten children my great grandmother. When you talk
31:43
Speaker 9: about my aunties, my auntie, my auntie has like six child.
31:47
Speaker 9: She's added more now I know she's a grandma and
31:49
Speaker 9: the family keeps growing. Africans we had the ability of
31:55
Speaker 9: taking care of even as we are still in ugandasan
31:58
Speaker 9: people are practicing this still Kenya. It's not about it's
32:03
Speaker 9: just that I agree when you look at sometimes you
32:06
Speaker 9: have to look at the economy. I do agreeve right now,
32:08
Speaker 9: you know the fact that things are different. I do agree.
32:10
Speaker 9: You know, critical thinking must apply wherever you need to
32:14
Speaker 9: look at a I can't barely I can bere even
32:16
Speaker 9: take care of one kid or even barely take care
32:18
Speaker 9: of myself while am I having a child. This is
32:21
Speaker 9: another expense that I'm not ready for. And literally a
32:26
Speaker 9: child is like a whole It's this is not just
32:29
Speaker 9: a life you've brought into. This is our whole expense.
32:32
Speaker 9: When you start from and then especially when babies are
32:35
Speaker 9: so young, they're very delicate to get in sick, you
32:38
Speaker 9: have to rush them to the hospital every single time.
32:41
Speaker 2: You know you have to.
32:42
Speaker 9: You have to be there every single time. And everything
32:44
Speaker 9: costs money, including even taking care of yourself because of
32:48
Speaker 9: the things you're eating to feed the baby. So if
32:52
Speaker 9: you look at today's economy, I do agree some people
32:55
Speaker 9: have to critically think, you know, you just can't go
32:58
Speaker 9: giving bad everywhere how you want. But back then we
33:04
Speaker 9: could have thought this. So this talks literally tells you
33:08
Speaker 9: about the system that we're actually dealing with. But on
33:11
Speaker 9: the next video, I'm.
33:13
Speaker 16: Not coping financially, I'm not coping with the state of
33:18
Speaker 16: the economy, and I'm considered one of the lucky ones.
33:23
Speaker 16: So I can't imagine what somebody who has to live
33:26
Speaker 16: an abject probably has to deal with. On a day basis,
33:31
Speaker 16: I'm being crushed by the weight of late stage capitalism.
33:35
Speaker 4: I feel its weight on my shoulders.
33:37
Speaker 16: Every day, So I cannot imagine what the average person
33:42
Speaker 16: who earns less than me.
33:43
Speaker 9: Exactly the same, the same thing is applying. We are
33:46
Speaker 9: being honest, the same thing is applying sometimes personally, I'm
33:51
Speaker 9: gonna do shopping. I'm gonna do just a few things
33:54
Speaker 9: to like what there what money has lost value completely?
34:00
Speaker 9: That is I was telling my friend recently, because I
34:03
Speaker 9: was telling your friend that just I think that was
34:05
Speaker 9: even yesterday, Like god Mania has literally lost value because
34:09
Speaker 9: you won't trying to do called calculations on one to
34:12
Speaker 9: three things then almost left with nothing, like I just
34:17
Speaker 9: had ten thousand just right now, where is all this money?
34:21
Speaker 9: You know, it's all gone. You just pay a few things,
34:25
Speaker 9: do a few things. You're like, goddamn, I don't have money.
34:30
Speaker 9: Miney has lost value, it has completely lost value. So
34:35
Speaker 9: I do I understand personally what she's saying. You know,
34:38
Speaker 9: I'm grateful, I do pity, and the people always have
34:41
Speaker 9: to wait a whole month to get paid because I
34:44
Speaker 9: don't know how you're handling things in between that whole month.
34:49
Speaker 9: Number One, it's if you're not surviving with debt, which
34:51
Speaker 9: is the majority of the people, if you're not surviving
34:53
Speaker 9: with death, then you're gonna pay people back after you paid.
34:56
Speaker 9: Then after you pay people back, you're left with nothing.
34:59
Speaker 9: It's this is not we literally living in a system
35:02
Speaker 9: of slavery. If you look at it, it's a system.
35:06
Speaker 9: It's a designed modern day to day slavery. Because I
35:13
Speaker 9: feel like today most of the people to be living
35:15
Speaker 9: literally comfortably, you know what I mean, comfortably for you
35:18
Speaker 9: to be able to even save some money in your account.
35:21
Speaker 9: And I don't know about Rant but for Kenya, and
35:25
Speaker 9: also depends if you don't have a family I'm heavy,
35:28
Speaker 9: or if you don't have a family, if you don't.
35:31
Speaker 9: If you're not married, probably let me see. If you're
35:32
Speaker 9: not married, if you don't have kids, you're on the
35:34
Speaker 9: safe side. I'd say a hundred thousand, and this if
35:37
Speaker 9: you're living comfortably comfortably, this is i'd say an aparchment
35:41
Speaker 9: like mine or better. But I'd prefer an aparchment like
35:45
Speaker 9: mine because the price is reasonable. It's affordable, the water
35:50
Speaker 9: price is affordable, the electricity tokens. I can manage with
35:54
Speaker 9: everything I have in my house. So you have to
35:56
Speaker 9: look at those kinds of things. You're not just looking
35:58
Speaker 9: at with one hundred thousand, which I'd say that is
36:02
Speaker 9: a nine hundred dollars. I'm living comfortable to the ability
36:07
Speaker 9: of probably saving something in my account every now and
36:11
Speaker 9: then out of my salary, even if I'm gonna get
36:13
Speaker 9: paid like after a month, not like us how we
36:17
Speaker 9: get paid every two weeks. So she has a point.
36:20
Speaker 9: And this is not just South Africa, it's everywhere. And
36:24
Speaker 9: that's why I think there's the time was to have
36:25
Speaker 9: a discussion about who is really living an average life.
36:28
Speaker 9: What do you mean by saying a middle class or
36:32
Speaker 9: are an average life? Because the middle class today is
36:35
Speaker 9: no longer even a middle class. The middle class today
36:38
Speaker 9: are the people living in Runda. I'd say it something
36:41
Speaker 9: like that, someone was considered to be living better today
36:45
Speaker 9: now in Africa, and I'd say probably now if you
36:49
Speaker 9: look at more someone who's living today, someone who has
36:52
Speaker 9: their own house, you're paying rents, that's you're living good.
36:56
Speaker 9: But an average middle class that is rounda that is
36:59
Speaker 9: still one who's paying rented or on the house or
37:01
Speaker 9: on the land. You're paying the government. So she has
37:04
Speaker 9: a point. Don't do the shopping. Maybe you have to
37:08
Speaker 9: pay transport going to walk every single day. Lucky me,
37:11
Speaker 9: sometimes I can walk. Shay crazy man.
37:15
Speaker 4: Is experiencing on a daily basis. Every time I go
37:21
Speaker 4: grocery shopping.
37:22
Speaker 15: Somehow the boon is higher than it was the previous
37:26
Speaker 15: money exactly.
37:27
Speaker 4: Yet I'm still buying the same things. That is true,
37:29
Speaker 4: the same stores.
37:30
Speaker 9: That is so true. That is so true. I did
37:34
Speaker 9: shopping on Monday, and the same price I bought my
37:39
Speaker 9: cooking oil that I have in my house two weeks ago.
37:43
Speaker 9: It's not the same price that this oil is going
37:46
Speaker 9: for this week. This is so crazy, and this is
37:49
Speaker 9: so true. It's crazy, it's so crazy. So we have
37:54
Speaker 9: to one thing. I personally, what I do. I love
37:57
Speaker 9: doing shopping, especially at the end of the month. It's
38:00
Speaker 9: way good, Like I'm gonna do a bunch of shopping,
38:03
Speaker 9: especially at the end of the month because there's discounts.
38:06
Speaker 9: So people are living now on either promos you guys
38:08
Speaker 9: can call them promos or this. We live on discounts
38:11
Speaker 9: of promo. I we have to wait for some things
38:14
Speaker 9: to go down, especially at the end of the month,
38:16
Speaker 9: because there's only some discoverage, like let me go big
38:18
Speaker 9: businesses and listen this and this. But if you say
38:20
Speaker 9: you want to leave, like hey, you go broke, my friend,
38:24
Speaker 9: you go broke listeners.
38:26
Speaker 1: Right, And I'm tired. I just want to mine. I
38:29
Speaker 1: just want to buy something to eat.
38:31
Speaker 17: And I remember, there's my day, the travel cup. Let's
38:33
Speaker 17: pay quite ers day, the travel cup, bye bride. Right,
38:39
Speaker 17: And usually usually on a very normal day, it's seventeen. Okay,
38:46
Speaker 17: so fine, it's seventeen. I go there, I go take
38:51
Speaker 17: the place from the lady since all the prices.
38:53
Speaker 4: I die if I did in the opposite direct.
38:54
Speaker 17: Which is a very weird thing to see because it's like, okay,
38:58
Speaker 17: when I'm buying things.
39:00
Speaker 1: You know you do yours.
39:07
Speaker 4: I see that's fucking twenty five rand.
39:13
Speaker 9: Mind you, I bought this ship lost money.
39:16
Speaker 4: I want this ship lost month.
39:19
Speaker 9: Here like twenty five.
39:22
Speaker 1: I just want you to to conrey.
39:24
Speaker 4: That's an eight difference in the span of money.
39:27
Speaker 17: Not only about my favorite kid, but these little smoker
39:31
Speaker 17: cakes right aread cakes went.
39:35
Speaker 4: From seventeen rands all the way today? What the fuck
39:41
Speaker 4: like I I mean, I'm blaming is mixing one up?
39:44
Speaker 17: If someone is all that voted for that African National Congress,
39:48
Speaker 17: everyone a lot.
39:49
Speaker 1: I didn't want to vote, bitch.
39:53
Speaker 18: You can't even blame me because yeah, so it's it's
39:57
Speaker 18: I know, there's one provinces of Africa. Most municipalities are
40:01
Speaker 18: basically bankrupt. Yeah, the Free State, and it's officially being
40:05
Speaker 18: both one of the worst run provinces in the entire country,
40:09
Speaker 18: the audentage generous, regious, reported plains and socketing pictures. Six
40:12
Speaker 18: municipalities didn't even bother to submit financial statements laws. Yeah,
40:17
Speaker 18: eighty one percent of them can only survived one month
40:20
Speaker 18: old less with a guess and he left here. Egal
40:23
Speaker 18: spending is a twelve point five billion rand, but he's
40:26
Speaker 18: will improveless spending another five point three billion rand. And
40:30
Speaker 18: yet there's only one point nine percent of budgets according
40:33
Speaker 18: towards they paid in infrastructure. That's why roach are prownlings,
40:37
Speaker 18: which is filling into a rivers in all they're coming
40:39
Speaker 18: out of text is unsafety.
40:41
Speaker 4: Great.
40:41
Speaker 18: Some municipalities are so propped they're not paying there the water,
40:45
Speaker 18: all literacity post putting the entire religions address human rights
40:49
Speaker 18: to be an investigators saying what's happening is in just
40:52
Speaker 18: mis management. It's a violation of people's constitutional rights. And
40:56
Speaker 18: despite them as some leaders are still calling this this
41:00
Speaker 18: so yes, the question how long.
41:02
Speaker 9: Do people give less? Pose someone accountable exactly? How long
41:07
Speaker 9: will people keep on living like that? And this someone
41:10
Speaker 9: who is held accountable? That is the question me too,
41:12
Speaker 9: Indian guy, you know, asking too. But I'm also listening
41:17
Speaker 9: to you, and I'm like, I mean, we al really
41:22
Speaker 9: have cuberas in South Africa too. We have slams in
41:24
Speaker 9: most of the African countries and all of them, let
41:27
Speaker 9: me say all of them. We have slams literally globally,
41:31
Speaker 9: not just Africa. Please, you know, they just don't show
41:34
Speaker 9: us those parts of what is happening in America and
41:38
Speaker 9: other countries on the media. But I'm just thinking about
41:43
Speaker 9: South Africa and I'm like, will, Will, is this the reason?
41:52
Speaker 9: Maybe Africanas want to take the whole country and fix
41:58
Speaker 9: it for their own advantage or excuse me if not that,
42:08
Speaker 9: will South Africans do something about it? Or will South
42:13
Speaker 9: Africans also wash this and as it happens, No, the
42:17
Speaker 9: Africans wash this, and as it happens, they're gonna move
42:20
Speaker 9: to another country because South Africa is actually slowly collapsing.
42:24
Speaker 9: You know, it's a fifty fifty thing. We have their
42:28
Speaker 9: cuts to the small hearts trying to come in. I'm
42:30
Speaker 9: not to destroy the country, but rumor, of course you
42:33
Speaker 9: saw it, it's a takeover. We also have them, the
42:36
Speaker 9: British men, saying they're gonna take over. Maybe they want
42:39
Speaker 9: to rebuild the whole country because this potential already we
42:42
Speaker 9: have the Aloranias come on. The countries developed I meany
42:46
Speaker 9: more than the majority of the African countries, so they
42:49
Speaker 9: could perfectly through, maybe better towards more than it is.
42:52
Speaker 9: Or are they going to wash this mess and maybe
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Speaker 9: finally finally leave.
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 9: It's it's very complicated, but this is what is happening
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Speaker 9: in most of the African countries, but South Africa, South Africa.
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Speaker 4: This is an update for the national shutdown that will
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Speaker 4: be held.
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Speaker 9: So come seventeen.
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Speaker 4: Many is money and I'm the national co coordinator.
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Speaker 14: From last night's meeting twenty nine November, we have concluded
43:20
Speaker 14: and finalized the letters that will be sent to the
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Speaker 14: municipalities and SAPs.
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Speaker 4: We appoint a provincial Coordinates that will now lead each
43:30
Speaker 4: and every province. Now what that means is every province
43:34
Speaker 4: will have its own meeting.
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Speaker 14: In the meeting, only people that are volunteers that can
43:40
Speaker 14: assist in for example, submitting this documentation the letter, some
43:47
Speaker 14: for attending meetings and some with a traditional houses.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, so come seventeenth of this November, across all provinces,
43:55
Speaker 9: they're calling them for economic justice and accountability in the costs.
44:00
Speaker 9: More of this are going to come soon and literally
44:02
Speaker 9: you can see revolution against pit on the rise, this
44:05
Speaker 9: time without any parties, no position guiding you.
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Speaker 19: South Africa's economy just got a revased report card and
44:13
Speaker 19: it's not looking pretty. You see, movies As just lowered
44:17
Speaker 19: its forecast for South Africa's economy in twenty twenty five,
44:20
Speaker 19: now expecting just one point five percent growth. You see
44:24
Speaker 19: that's slightly down from previous projections, but it flags.
44:28
Speaker 20: A much bigger global slow down.
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Speaker 19: Rousing tariffs used China, tensions and investigeis or dragging growth.
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Speaker 1: Down not just here but worldwide.
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Speaker 4: So why does this matter?
44:39
Speaker 11: You see, Movies isn't just some newsletter.
44:41
Speaker 4: It's one of the world's top credit rating agencies.
44:44
Speaker 20: Governments and investors watch their reports closely because their outlook
44:48
Speaker 20: can affect everything from borrowing costs to investor confidence, and
44:51
Speaker 20: so when they say global growth is using steam, it
44:55
Speaker 20: often becomes this soft filling prophecy. So for South Africa,
44:59
Speaker 20: sluggish growth means fewer jobs, lower tax revenues, and more
45:02
Speaker 20: pressure on public services. Our treasury, though still helps for
45:05
Speaker 20: at one point nincent growth help US stable inflation and
45:09
Speaker 20: stronger consumer spending.
45:11
Speaker 4: But Moody thinks that the global climate will weigh us down.
45:14
Speaker 20: So mood is also warned that the chaos and Newish
45:16
Speaker 20: trade policy is making longer term plan and nearly impossible.
45:20
Speaker 19: One week gets higher tariffs, the Nexus negotiations, and that
45:23
Speaker 19: unpredictability its economies like ours hard and with Moody sets
45:28
Speaker 19: to review our credit rating, this month will pass down
45:31
Speaker 19: read good shape.
45:32
Speaker 4: What comes next.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, so you better do something about your economy instead
45:37
Speaker 9: of focusing on other Africans who are coming to your country.
45:41
Speaker 9: Your other Africans actually are doing great like what you
45:45
Speaker 9: used to do. You know it just like trading. I
45:47
Speaker 9: can come to your country, sell goods and services, you know,
45:51
Speaker 9: and they say we can do that. But when it
45:54
Speaker 9: comes to the people who are really destroying your country,
45:56
Speaker 9: not gonna address that. Can you address that? The Wild
45:59
Speaker 9: Bank and then I, like Kenya did, at least we did.
46:02
Speaker 9: We confronted the IMF and the World Bank last year
46:05
Speaker 9: when they were trying to push and increase their taxes
46:07
Speaker 9: on us. At least we tried. We did something. Have
46:11
Speaker 9: the bills been passed of course yes this year, all
46:15
Speaker 9: of them, but we try to do something about it.
46:18
Speaker 9: So facial real enemy, call out the real enemy. Call
46:21
Speaker 9: out the real enemy, like these Tanzanian journalists. We have
46:24
Speaker 9: a Tanzanian journalist as we get into the last topic,
46:27
Speaker 9: which is about Uganda and what is happening over there,
46:30
Speaker 9: the Transaian journalist wo goes by the name Godfrey Thomas
46:33
Speaker 9: of I Your TV. He's facing treeson charges for reporting
46:38
Speaker 9: the ongoing and rest in Tanzania. Of course we're calling
46:42
Speaker 9: out on this is literally where we've been denied freedom
46:45
Speaker 9: of expression and speech as journalists, and it's always saying
46:49
Speaker 9: sometimes close to us because what we do, and especially
46:53
Speaker 9: for the journalists reporting the truth, what we do, our
46:57
Speaker 9: lives are always on the line, which is if you're
47:00
Speaker 9: dedicated to this, you have to do it wholehurtedly. And
47:03
Speaker 9: at the same time, I'm given props to how journalists
47:07
Speaker 9: literally shout to them because of always enduring. Because it's
47:11
Speaker 9: so much negativity, Like I've been saying this week, it's
47:14
Speaker 9: so much negativity, especially coming from Africa that we record about,
47:18
Speaker 9: so much negative information coming from Africa that that is
47:22
Speaker 9: all we talk about. So the fact that you can
47:25
Speaker 9: be able to hold your thoughts still on the positive side,
47:31
Speaker 9: you know, like have this stable mental health, that's all
47:35
Speaker 9: I'm trying to say. Then you're really good because our jobs.
47:40
Speaker 9: I remember for me to introdu trient, especially like client,
47:43
Speaker 9: a lot of things I was being exposed to a
47:46
Speaker 9: lot of things you guys were teaching me. I was
47:48
Speaker 9: learning my mind was really almost messed that one, like nah,
47:53
Speaker 9: I'm gonna learn how to balance this whole thing. And
47:55
Speaker 9: that's why you literally came up with the culture show
47:58
Speaker 9: every Thursday, and it was every Thursday and Tuesday, you know.
48:01
Speaker 9: But now I learnt out to balance it. And of
48:03
Speaker 9: course I do just on Thursday to just give myself
48:05
Speaker 9: a break from the political conversations at least just one time,
48:10
Speaker 9: one day a week. It's good for the mental for
48:14
Speaker 9: your mentality. But yes, Tanzanians are literally not just him,
48:17
Speaker 9: but we have also TikTok has. So many people are
48:20
Speaker 9: getting arrested. And chat with the one guy who actually
48:22
Speaker 9: also made a video that is also currently going viral
48:26
Speaker 9: using the same sound that people are getting arrested off
48:28
Speaker 9: of Samya Sulu. She said, he said, let's do this
48:32
Speaker 9: video all of us, and you see how many she
48:34
Speaker 9: can arrest because again the numbers speak. We have the
48:39
Speaker 9: fake I say, calling you, the fake you and the
48:41
Speaker 9: faku the people are calling you. Those are the fake
48:45
Speaker 9: organizations that I put you. But the real voices are speaking.
48:48
Speaker 9: And that's why you're scared to even do an interrogation
48:50
Speaker 9: in the public eyes. You have to go all the
48:53
Speaker 9: way to a military base. But of course someone says
48:58
Speaker 9: as Samya Shlu should face extremely trees charges for abusing
49:02
Speaker 9: power and of course someone says the Transagians know what
49:06
Speaker 9: treason is. This is not just Tanzanians.
49:09
Speaker 4: This is not on tanzaniance.
49:10
Speaker 9: This is about these perfect leaders. They always put the
49:13
Speaker 9: trees on name every time. Africans are trying to expose
49:16
Speaker 9: the truth of what is happening and how democracy is
49:19
Speaker 9: being violated. So there's nothing to do with Tanzanians. We
49:23
Speaker 9: have to get the facts right. But we have more
49:25
Speaker 9: seveny because.
49:26
Speaker 4: You got theveneficed to build amity, how can you build it?
49:29
Speaker 1: We don't have the.
49:33
Speaker 21: Police organization of Africans. So in Russian some of the
49:36
Speaker 21: countries have not accessed the sea for con purposes, but
49:43
Speaker 21: also for the first purposes. Your start, how were sport
49:49
Speaker 21: to my complex? That's why what endless discussion with the
49:52
Speaker 21: then this one, this one stopped.
49:54
Speaker 22: I don't come the railway, the pipeline discuss, but that ocean.
50:01
Speaker 1: Brings to me.
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Speaker 6: God raised my ushan. I'm attended that Russian in the
50:08
Speaker 6: future of gain tablets. In the future, you're going to
50:13
Speaker 6: table How can you say that you are.
50:18
Speaker 23: In your block of flats, that the compound, the rusty
50:26
Speaker 23: of the the f the the the flats of the
50:29
Speaker 23: ground floor, that the compound.
50:33
Speaker 9: Good runs the whole bloke.
50:37
Speaker 1: All the flats are intended to the cold blow. Yeah.
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Speaker 22: Yeah, there's no way you can say it's mere guess
50:42
Speaker 22: with these people you are. Ye In then said, how
50:46
Speaker 22: how can you have a secutulated Uganda is landro saide
50:53
Speaker 22: as the way as my Ushian my Osian is the
50:57
Speaker 22: Indian Russian.
50:58
Speaker 21: I mean it blows real.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, so that is what is happening. In case you're
51:03
Speaker 9: wondering or Kantia, what is saying because most of the
51:05
Speaker 9: people that you can take they can't tell what he's saying.
51:07
Speaker 9: That is Most seven and they're talking about tensions rising
51:10
Speaker 9: between Kenya and Ugandha and with Presidentiary must SEVENI warning
51:14
Speaker 9: that dispute over access of the Indian Ocean could ignite
51:18
Speaker 9: full blonde war. The one in follows Kenya's recent decision
51:21
Speaker 9: to block you Gandha from using its full pipeline and
51:25
Speaker 9: move that has frustrated Campala and heightened regional and is
51:30
Speaker 9: And of course I remember that Kenya did privatize its pipeline.
51:34
Speaker 9: Also remember Kenya did privatize four beach, five beaches and
51:39
Speaker 9: four islands. Most sevene argue that your Ganda, being a
51:42
Speaker 9: landlocked country and has a deniable right to reach the coaster.
51:47
Speaker 9: Stands strongly supported by his son, General Mojose Kaina gurak
51:52
Speaker 9: Kine Kine Rugaba, who hinted at as syrus consequences if
51:58
Speaker 9: Kenya refuses to grant access, and of course he went
52:02
Speaker 9: ahead and treated like a stupid person like he always does,
52:05
Speaker 9: trying to show us how much power they have. What
52:08
Speaker 9: we saw yesterday on the Africa Today's Show video in
52:11
Speaker 9: case you missed it out, kindly go check out the
52:13
Speaker 9: whole show at the beginning of sual very interesting video
52:16
Speaker 9: showing how the mascarae of most of the African killings,
52:22
Speaker 9: who caused the shots, where the shots come from, and
52:27
Speaker 9: who are these people, how they're trained, who funds them,
52:30
Speaker 9: where they're located, and how Uganda is deeply involved literally
52:36
Speaker 9: and literally. We have the son who came out and said,
52:39
Speaker 9: my father, my father gives me a If my father
52:41
Speaker 9: gives me a green light, I will take it. Will
52:44
Speaker 9: take me only eight hours to capture the Indian Ocean
52:48
Speaker 9: from Kenna and make it a property of Uganda. So
52:52
Speaker 9: we're not only just talking about African countries now also
52:55
Speaker 9: starting war because of the white man to benefit from
52:57
Speaker 9: each other. But the question comes in for me because
53:00
Speaker 9: I reported this a week ago or two weeks ago,
53:04
Speaker 9: two weeks agoing to be precise, about Kenya selling that
53:08
Speaker 9: was last week actually privatizing five bitches, and also the
53:12
Speaker 9: pipeline of Kenya that was I think two three weeks ago.
53:14
Speaker 9: We discussed about this. The question is why now, Why
53:19
Speaker 9: is more severnely reacting right now. Is this one of
53:22
Speaker 9: the political tricks to make us think that they have
53:24
Speaker 9: a war, that they don't work together, you know, or
53:28
Speaker 9: is this really deep that they're just you know, is
53:33
Speaker 9: it really is it really serious or is it I'd
53:35
Speaker 9: really love to literally understand. But going through the comments
53:38
Speaker 9: section very quickly on one of these videos, someone says
53:43
Speaker 9: this one should try stund for comedy, I know, because
53:47
Speaker 9: is it who takes him serious? Anyway? Someone says the
53:50
Speaker 9: Genzys from Tanzania will join KDF and Kenya gen z
53:54
Speaker 9: to be one army period and that is what we need.
53:57
Speaker 9: We need a one strong army to defend these people.
53:59
Speaker 9: And someone says, who you see your green light to
54:05
Speaker 9: only your eight hours yak at time? Meani kila kilars
54:10
Speaker 9: I know. Someone says this man only does his threatened people,
54:14
Speaker 9: you know, the time people are gonna get rid of
54:16
Speaker 9: his threats and removing out of power. He's gonna know,
54:19
Speaker 9: he doesn't know. And on this other end, almost seventies video,
54:24
Speaker 9: we have some people saying uh just literally people joking
54:33
Speaker 9: even recruits or people are literally talking about being recruited
54:37
Speaker 9: and us having a one army with Tanzania so we
54:40
Speaker 9: can fight most seveny But those are the new said
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