shola123:

Crime in South Africa,
The high rate of crime in South Africa is of major concern for expatriates moving to or living in South Africa.

South Africa has got the highest crime rate per 100,000 residents in the world regarding assault,
despoil and murder as shown in various statistics and was getting lots of undesirable attention recently
for being dubbed as the 5th most dangerous city, so called "murder-capital" in the world.

South Africa is often referred to as one of the high-risk areas in the world with a murder rate on par
with that of Rio de Janeiro according to the United Nations in 2006.

With 1797 murders with a population of roughly 4,785,000 residents in Cape Town the murder ratio
is around 55 murders for every 100,000 persons. These are shocking figures for sure. But you should
know more about Crime in Cape Town and learn where most of the crime happens.
visit http://visasecret..com to read more of the crimes and precaution tips.

To Your failure!
Shola

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Say whatever youy were saying, that is why i always say people must just check their backyard before they open up their mouths. Check below:

Lagos has been listed as the fifth worst city in the world
Lagos City


The city of Lagos has been listed as the fifth worst city in the world, following a survey carried out recently by the Economist Intelligence Unit. This was made known in a statement published online on Friday by Reuters.

According to the survey, 140 cities were ranked 30 factors, such as healthcare, environment, culture, education, and security, to mention but a few.

The Canadian coastal city of Vancouver tops the list of 10 most liveable cities in the world, closely followed by Vienna, Melbourne and Toronto. The others include Calgary, Helsinki, Sydney, Perth, Adelaide and Auckland.

African cities dominate the list of less liveable cities with Johannesburg, one of the designated venues of the 2010 World Cup occupying the 92nd position.


http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201002133423215



Lagos City


The city of Lagos has been listed as the fifth worst city in the world, following a survey carried out recently by the Economist Intelligence Unit. This was made known in a statement published online on Friday by Reuters.

According to the survey, 140 cities were ranked 30 factors, such as healthcare, environment, culture, education, and security, to mention but a few.

The Canadian coastal city of Vancouver tops the list of 10 most liveable cities in the world, closely followed by Vienna, Melbourne and Toronto. The others include Calgary, Helsinki, Sydney, Perth, Adelaide and Auckland.

African cities dominate the list of less liveable cities with Johannesburg, one of the designated venues of the 2010 World Cup occupying the 92nd position.


http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201002133423215






WHICH ONE IS BETTER THAN THE OTHER? CHECK THE LIST AND STOP MAKING NOISE

morpheus24:

I miss intellectuals like BIKO who were real gems in the South African populous. People who could argue political and social issues with a reasonable IQ not the ones who keep comparing skyscrapers,how many tourists come to the country and how westernized their societies appear.

I haven't seen any leaders in your ANC who possess such intellecutal prowess and are able to chart or present a vision for the future of your country yet.

Some of you have become disllusioned Uncle tom's who are now content on Nando's chicken  and driving the latest cars, the rest are scrambling for money and power trying to become the new BEE elite.


Steven BIKO WHERE ARE YOU, ASIMBONANGA!!?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZHDPTE4TXk&feature=related

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Check your backyard before mentioning anything about South Africa. If we were the capital city of murder we wouldn't have 1 Million Nigerians roaming our streets like wild dogs. If crime was so bad, why are they here then? Why don't they go to Mozambique, Zimbabwe or Zambia if South Africa was so bad? You must just ask yourself that question. How many South Africans that are in Nigeria? Less than 1000, then ask yourself why there aren't many South Africans in Nigeria. Its ecomonical, simple as that.

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morpheus24:

You are proving my point exactly by making ridiculous statments like the ones above.

What is your point? That South Africa is a destination where one is able to progress judging from the capitalist system, stable infrastructure and economic opportunity. Thats a non issue Dummy,

The question you should be asking is why are your unemployment rates high, crime statistics high as compared to your developed world peers you seem to equate yourselfs to frequently.

Only smart intellectuals can dissect the problems properly instead of coming up with silly arguements about how many Nigerians are in South Africa and how 'foreigners' are influxing the country and taking your jobs away from you(though this is a valid issue)

If Biko were alive today with his intellectual level I doubt he would be concerned about the issues of the Nigerians and instead would be formulatting aggressive agendas to curb the disparities of the townshiped underclass which are undoubtedly the root of urban problems of crime, illiteracy, despoil and HIV.

The above situations beind exacerbated by economic struggle between Capitalist entities that feel threathen by socialist agenda that give rise to pressure on capital thereby creating possibilites for exploitation of 'foreigners" who are willing participants to an unfair wage or those who participate in underground business in a existing marketplace


Please listen to his excerp again and pay attentiion to the portion where he prophesizes on the outcome of your country if the government did not implement certain controlled socialist agendas concerning the redistribution of wealth in an equitable manner.

M.Wayne:

Nice_guy10, can u add me to your messenger list pls? here's my ID chiedo_edo@yahoo.com. Hey man, com on we really need to talk.

M.Wayne:

Looking forward to settle there and hustle for a living. Aint that a good idea?

M.Wayne:

why say so? Can u plz advise me more, sincerely speaking i have no bleeping idea about all this. Plz tell me wht u feel that's better for me to do.

M.Wayne:

Am no lad brother, am just seeking for a suitable advise. Dont try to discourage me, just tell me the simple truth that i need to know about SA.

M.Wayne:

Can we talk on yahoo chat plz? here is my ID chiedo_edo@yahoo.com. Plz add me up now, i have some personal questions for u.

morpheus24:

I miss intellectuals like BIKO who were real gems in the South African populous. People who could argue political and social issues with a reasonable IQ not the ones who keep comparing skyscrapers,how many tourists come to the country and how westernized their societies appear.

I haven't seen any leaders in your ANC who possess such intellecutal prowess and are able to chart or present a vision for the future of your country yet.

Some of you have become disllusioned Uncle tom's who are now content on Nando's chicken and driving the latest cars, the rest are scrambling for money and power trying to become the new BEE elite.


Steven BIKO WHERE ARE YOU, ASIMBONANGA!!?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZHDPTE4TXk&feature=related

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Morpheus24 is wright, its difficult here. The days of hustling are over. Nigerians used to hustle on the streets and any where from the nineties to around 2006/7. The unemployment rate is around 20% and you will be competing with locals on jobs if you are coming to find work. Not only you will be hustling for work with locals, there are other foreigners also. You have around 5 million Zimbabweans who are also looking for work desperately, on the other hand you have around 1 million Somalians who dominate the informal trading. Around 1 million Mozambiqans, 1 million Congoleses(DRC), 500 000 Sudaneses, 1 million Nigerians who are hustling, Camerounian, Ivorians, Ghanian, Senegalese, Angolans, Malawians. You can see its a scrumble for resources. All of these people are looking for work, competing with the locals. Its not Surprise when you see the Unemploymnet at around 20%.

The employment sector also absorbs the foreigners in some low paying jobs like Security Gourds, Gardeners and domestic workers which are dominated by people from Mozambique and Zimbabwe. Informal trading dominated by Somalians. Nigerians no body knows what they do. I am just giving you a summary of the whole picture. When you are here you wont be coming into contact with South Africans only, you will meet all sorts of people from mostly African countries and Asia. There is lots of Pakistanis, Indians and chinese. There is just too many foreigner who are scrumbling for resources to survive. Its a concrete gungle, it can eat you up and spit you out.

DO SOME RESEARCH BEFORE YOU COME. WE DONT WANT TO SEE YOU BECOMING STATISTIC.

morpheus24:

I couldn't help but start laughing at the bolded part you mentioned

Don't worry we will soon share our sangoma with you one of these days. HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!