Love these South African Brother and Sisters for taking a step to free their generations from centuries of economic oppression

So this is how it started:

The South African nations (Zulu, Khoisan, Xhosa, etc ) were minding their business and enjoying the rich African soil when a stranger from Portugal arrived at the Southern cape. These "explorers" were the forerunners of the oppressor. They scouted the land for the secrets of its wealth and spied on her people's strengths then sent back the information to their Kings and lords in Europe who then sent missionaries, followed by government establishing itself from the grassroots.

After all these were firmly in place(including laws declaring all lands as lands belonging to the "crown" back in England(and throwing Africans out and confining them in small infertile "native reserves" ...

The European families would then start coming in and "buying" the land from its new "owner", the crown at throw away prices. That's why some of the colonial farmers referring to buying the land. The nerve

After the fake independence that all African countries now enjoy, the white colonial settlers retained their "ownership". Their European kingdoms which had stolen it from Africans and redistributed it to their people now demanded payment for the land if their people were to be dispossessed. This was of course meant to preserve their economic advantage even after "independence". Some countries managed to buy back a small portion but many could not afford to. Zimbabwe was one. They were punished by international sanctions after taking some of it back. As a lesson to any other African country with similar convictions.


South Africa passed a motion in Parliament a few days ago

The motion proposes to amens Section 25 of the constitution of south Africa which is basically the "right to property" clause that the colonialist ensured was present in all African constitution(which were drafted by the colonialist) before allowing the black man to get into government. It provides ...

Section 25 states that property may be expropriated only for "a public purpose or in the public interest" and "subject to compensation" – the amount of which, and the time and manner of payment, must either have been agreed to by those affected, or decided by a court.

The motion is supposed to give the constitutional review committee mandate to effect the changes. The committee(chaired by a "Vincent Smith" ) has until 30th August to bring the proposed amendments to Parliament for voting ... before it takes effect.

Meanwhile ... Russia and Australia have offered to take back the white colonial settlers while Israel is training them to fight any Africans that will come claiming their ancestral lands from them.

In as much as I would love to applaud this news South Africa news dey tire me Abeg so they should sort themselves out

jerryunit48:
In as much as I would love to applaud this news South Africa news dey tire me Abeg so they should sort themselves out

South Africans don't bring their news to Nigerians, nigerian media and nigerian citizens are the ones who bother themselves with South African issues. So tell your people to stop bringing everything South African to your attention , or better yet , skip reading anything with the title South Africa, you will tire less.

Its alright!