Got forgive me FROGS

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Bleep what is this Ghanaians are among the UGLIEST IN THE WORLD. For many ppl on earth they look like GORILLAS.

http://asavibe.com/10-african-countries-ugliest-women-ghana-4-guess-country-1-photos/7/

GORILLAS 101

Heres proof ask any African, who are the UGLIEST WOMEN IN AFRICA.

I WILL SAY WITHOUT A DOUBT GHANAIAN WOMEN. Theyr so manly to be women and UGLY.

Volvo
Live with that GHANAIANS ARE UGLIEST BLACK PEOPLE ON EARTH. They\re PITCH BLACK, short and stink...Live with that.

WE'RE HERE TO STAY ON NAIRALAND. BREATHING NOTHING BUT HATE.

ITS ON!!!!!!!!

@Publicenemy
Broer Nigerians are a PROBLEM EVERYWHERE...Please go to YOUTUBE to see what CHINA, INDIA,UKU,US,RSA,MALAYSIA, even ZIM is doing to Nigerians. THEYR BAD BY NATURE. Funny enough they make noise when theyr KILLED.
Am sure theyr labeling Chinese,Indians,Malaysians,Indonasians etc..as well "he he Indians,Indonasians,Malays etc.." are like this and that. Thats what they do. THE SAME CAN BE SAID ABOUT GHANAIANS...Silent thieves.

^^^^^^^This brings to over 1000 Nigerian prisoners in SA JAILS. Yhooo these people are found all over MALAYSIAN,CHINESE,INDIAN,USA,UK,GERMAN etc..JAILS. For DRUGS!!!!!!!

Same can be said about Ghanaians primates like Mario...KING KONG. NATION OF UGLY GORILLAS

I hope this will bring South Africans to this site. Come and see where they hide and spewing TRIBAL CRAP.
One INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND SECURITY STUDIES RESEARCHER said Asian immigrants are doing well compared to African Immigrants especially west Africans who live in small flats. Most west african immigrants are men and flock in one small space... theyr known for spreading tribal crap about their hosts compared to Asians (Pakistanis,Bangladeshis etc..) and Horn Africans (Somalis,Ethiopians,Eritreans) are found in all walks of life in SA, their SECRET IS THEIR SOCIAL SKILLS they know how to live with their hosts. Hence they can speak SA languages and rent shops all over SA. These have pushed Nigerians into drugs...they have NO PLACE IN S.A. Bloody GOSSIPERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Three held for Secunda drug lab
February 9 2015 at 05:29pm
By SAPA Comment on this story
iol news pic methcathinone CAT INLSA File picture - A police officer holds Methcathinone, also known as Cat, confiscated during a raid.

Nelspruit - Two Nigerian men and a South African woman were arrested in Secunda, Mpumalanga, on Monday for allegedly dealing in and manufacturing illegal drugs, the Hawks said.

“Acting on a tip-off, police raided the house and found the three allegedly packing the suspected drugs,” Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi said in a statement.
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“A further search led the police to what appears to be a clandestine drug laboratory and 1/8they 3/8 seized more drugs wrapped a black plastic bags estimated (to be worth) millions of rands.”

An undisclosed amount of money and chemicals used to manufacture drugs were also seized.

“Apparently cat (the drug methcathinone) was being manufactured on the premises,” said Mulaudzi.

The men, aged 30 and 33, and woman, aged 26, would appear in the Secunda Magistrate's Court on Tuesday, he said.

Sapa


http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/three-held-for-secunda-drug-lab-1.1815419

Built near Alexandra township and Sandton City is the Chinese and Gauteng government funded new city "Modderfontein City".
SA mustn't build more stadiums...they want a stadium with covered roof now in Gauteng

Ghetto, Mzansi/RSA we're ANTI-SLUM....
http://www.joburg.org.za/index.php?option=com_content&id=7952:alex-renewal-makes-progress&Itemid=361

Aerial view of Alexandra township, its a small portion of Jozi
ALEXANDRA TOWNSHIP URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAMME MAP.
different HOUSING TYPOLOGIES of Alex...

Somewhere in Cape Town... SA IS ANTI SLUM. WE HATE SLUMS. FACT.

Oxygen
SA is like a BUILDING SITE, we're building new cities and revamping our neighbourhoods...at FAST PACE.
Those who know MICASA know that Alexandra township has CHNAGED alot between 2006-2014. In SA alot changes in short space. ALEXANDRA has its own URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAMME, even one Nigerian academic Akpotha mentioned that SA is upgrading former slums unlike other parts of Africa.

Alexandra township
Population=250 000 people located between Joburg and Sandton
Old photo shwing Alexandra township, few years later things CHANGED. Alexandra has its own MALLS, HOSPITAL
Alexandra township in 2006 picture brought to u by a flat head...

http://www.theage.com.au/news/book-reviews/planet-of-slums/2006/06/30/1151174384087.html

Oxygen and other Ghanaian subs
Live with this less than 300 000 people in Joburg live in slums. Thats nothing compared to other sub sharan cities. Accra's slum population stands at 80%, Lagos at 75%, Abuja 70%, Kinshasa 90%...

OXYGEN+slowpoke=OXYMORON, empty vessel proving to everyone hes a DAFT CHARCOAL BURN SKIN DUMMY from Ghana...Thats Kwame Nkrumah's legacy "BAD ECONOMICS".

EXPOSING LIARS FROM nairaland. This site is for IDIOTS, FOOLS PARADISE. Hence I left TOPIX, a site thats international to come and bully ya'll here.
VILLAGE IDIOTS WHO BLOGG WITHOUT FACTS. All they do is post crap from their heart, their fvcken wishes..

Your socalled picture of SA slum is a JOKE AND A LIE. Thats a slum in India. MUMBAI SLUM PICTURE posted as SA slum thats how low flat heads can go....

ONE A MARIO "KING KONG" BALLOTELI ALWAYS A GORILLA.

http://sulynzan2012..com/2014/03/mahrashtra-capital-mumbai.html

OXYGEN01:
You are not just a slave but a fool as well.Are you trying to compare south african morons whose heads are like shape of mountains to Ghanaians.Does that sound logic to you.? south african slave............. Is better to be a free man than to be a slave in your own country.
BTW here is a nigerian forum ,leave GHANA out of your foolish analysis or u gonna regret ever doing that.
Which place in Africa have more slums than that slave nation. UGLY MORONS..
why don't u show me your house in de picture below.

OXYGEN+slowpoke=OXYMORON Ugly pitch black stinking gorilla from Ghana.

Desparate as they come I said please visit UN HABITAT, UNDP, WHO,HABITAT FOR HUMANITY..You will be shocked to see backward Ghana is...Please post FACTS.

Ghana supplies 2100MW for 27 million people for me thats a huge dissapointment. Plus 23 million Ghanaians have no toilets. Source:UNDP, WHO

LIVE WITH THESE FACTS
1. SOUTH AFRICA is the only African country that is building decent housing for her poor citizens, just like Brazil,Malaysia,Mexico,China etc...hence the likes of Alexandra have high rise social housing today.
2. Zimbabwe has the smallest number of Slums in Africa. Thanx to the fact that Mugabe DEMOLISHED all slums...
3. Botswana is the only democratic country in Africa...this can be seen in their HDI Index

OXYGEN01:
You are not just a slave but a fool as well.Are you trying to compare south african morons whose heads are like shape of mountains to Ghanaians.Does that sound logic to you.? south african slave............. Is better to be a free man than to be a slave in your own country.
BTW here is a nigerian forum ,leave GHANA out of your foolish analysis or u gonna regret ever doing that.
Which place in Africa have more slums than that slave nation. UGLY MORONS..
why don't u show me your house in de picture below.

|Sostoz

Am off enjoy CRICKET WORLD CUP 2015!!!! we started well against the Zimbos, yhooo West Indies lost to Ireland. It looks like the Irish have improved alot . Theres couple of SA born players in their team, they're Afrikaans speakers with Irish ancestry Wow CANADA has a good team as well, though theyr up there with the TOP 10...

WE WISH U GOOD LUCK PROTEAS BRING THE TROPHY HOME!!!!!!
Like SA Australia and New Zealand have one of the best cricket stadiums in the world.

Sostoz
am off chyna, do u still remember The white Zulu I saw him at the awards last year.

Am leaving the office Sostoz chat more broer...

The history of Simonstown...

The people who did the hard labour (coloureds and blacks, few indians)...

The British took control of the Cape in 1795 and handed it back to the Dutch in 1803, only to seize it once more in 1806. From 1814 the Royal Navy established a permanent naval base at Simon’s Bay and the town began to flourish. People were drawn from all over by the possibility of employment. The large Royal Naval fleet had to be provisioned and this created business opportunities for a relatively large number of persons. Many people from Britain began to settle in Simon’s Town. The Kroomen from West Africa originated in places like Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ivory Coast and Ghana. They joined the Royal Navy on three year contracts, but many married Simon’s Town women and stayed on in the town after their contracts had expired.


During the middle and late 1800’s islanders came from St Helena to settle in Simon’s Town. In the early 1900’s another group of islanders arrived from Tristan da Cunha to settle in the town. Amongst other trades, these people were skilled fishermen and whalermen.

Another group to arrive in the late 1870’s were the Xhosa people from the Eastern Cape. They built the railway into Simon’s Town from Kalk Bay, which was opened in 1890. At first they lived alongside the railway track and then on completion of the work, they moved to a kloof close to the town, where they built their homes on terraces on the mountainside. They assisted with the building of the East Dockyard (1901-1910) and later found employment with the Simon’s Town Municipality and in the day to day activities of the expanding Dockyard.

Also arriving in the early 1900’s were the Indian people, who began businesses in the town. Their descendants still own businesses in Simon’s Town today.

Other nationalities who worked on the building of the East Dockyard were the Italians, the Chinese, Indians from the Punjab and again a large number of men from the United Kingdom.

In the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, a large number of Jewish people, mainly Lithuanians, settled and opened businesses in Simon’s Town, becoming prominent members of the community.

In addition, there were small numbers of Philippinos who settled in Simon’s Town in the 1800’s. They were mostly sailors or fishermen.

Centuries of intermarriage and social interaction in Simon’s Town created a very culturally diverse community, whose history and heritage must be UNIQUE in South Africa, if not the world!

Simon’s Town was declared a White Group Area on 1 September 1967 and the subsequent Forced Removal of the people of colour irrevocably destroyed the multi-cultural fabric of Simon Town society. Families were

Sostoz
Am giving you quick historical facts since u might not know this.

SAME CAN BE SAID ABOUT EARLY CAPE TOWN...places like Simonstown, today's V&A waterfront, district six,BoKaap were settled by no whites...

Hence people are being returned these days...I will give u Jozi and Durbs on SA bloggs.

Early CAPE TOWN-Non whites
Cape Town the Segregated city

Increasingly, segregation became an important feature of Cape Town society between 1875 and 1902. Overtime Africans came to live in various parts of Cape Town’s suburbs and on the slopes of Table Mountain. By 1900 an estimated 8000 Africans were living mainly in Horstely Street in District Six and another 1 500 were housed in barracks at the docks. Other Africans rented plots, owned homes and settled informally in Windemere (now Kensington) amongst coloured and Asian people.

The growth of the African population in the city also hardened racial attitudes as it became the focal point for city’s white residents. Africans were perceived as immoral, indecent, dangerous, criminals and a health hazard that threatened the well being of the city. These stereotypes were reinforced by general debates in scientific racism and a desire to push Africans out of the city to create space for the expansion of white suburbs. Consequently, one of the major reasons that intensified a call by white residents of Cape Town for residential segregation was not a concern for well being of the city, but racist attitudes towards Africans. Medical authorities who were also influenced by public calls for the removal of blacks also pushed for residential segregation by the end of the 1800s. For instance, after the outbreak of small pox in 1882 a suggestion to move coloured people out of city of Cape Town was tabled. What stopped this attempt was the complaints of employers who wanted to keep workers close to places of work and the ratepayers who were unwilling to bear the cost of relocating the poor. In 1900 the Cape Town medical officer of health urged that Africans should be removed from insanitary conditions that they lived under and be confined to a location.

Throughout the 1900s, Cape Town City Council and the government continued to pass legislation that pushed African, Coloured and Indian people out of the city. Africans were the first to be targeted. In the aftermath of the outbreak of the bubonic plague in Cape Town in February 1901, the colonial health authorities invoked Public Health Act of 1897 and quickly established a location in Uitvlugt forest station (modern day Pinelands). Africans living in District Six were rounded up under armed guard and taken to a location in Uitvlugt. Africans renamed the Uitvlugt location Ndabeni (place of news). While the location was established primarily to quarantine Africans who were forcibly relocated after the outbreak of the disease, this marked the beginning of forced removals in Cape Town in the twentieth century.

The passing of the Native Reserve Location Act in 1902 gave impetus to the racial segregation of Africans resident in Cape Town. Under the Act, portions of land in urban areas were allocated for the settlement of Africans in locations outside areas of white settlement. The Act made it compulsory for Africans to live in Ndabeni unless they were registered voters or received permission to reside outside the location. These attempts to force Africans to live in the location did not work as some African families left the Ndabeni settlement in protest and moved to District Six and the Cape Flats.

Furthermore, the removal of Africans from the city was done without provision for adequate housing, and created more problems for the government. For instance in 1919 Africans arrested for living outside Ndabeni were released after pointing out that there was insufficient accommodation for them at the location. The enactment of the Act failed to curb the number of Africans arriving in search of work in Cape Town and their settlement in shantytowns and informal settlements. The Housing Commissions of 1903, 1913 and the Tuberculosis Commission of 1914 condemned ill chosen sites, absence of sanitary services and structures unsuitable for human habitation. Reports from these commissions influenced the government clampdown on slums and shantytowns.

In response to increased ‘slums’ in the inner city, the Union government passed Municipal Ordinance No 23 of 1919 and the Housing Act No 35 of 1920 which empowered local authorities to develop housing schemes for lower income groups. This legislation contributed to the establishment of Langa township and de-proclamation of the Ndabeni location in order to force Africans to move to Langa. In 1923 the government passed the Native Urban Areas Act. This Act enforced the compulsory residence of Africans in locations, controlled their immigration into urban areas and empowered the government to expel those black people that it considered to be idle and disorderly. Furthermore, the Act forbade the granting of freehold property rights to Africans on the grounds that they were not permanent urban residents and should only be permitted within municipal areas to serve the interests of the white population. Location superintendents appointed by the local government administered the townships in conjunction with a Native Advisory Board.

In 1929 the government passed the Townships Ordinance 18 which empowered the Divisional Council to prevent the erection of housing that was considered unsuitable. The shortage of housing resulted in the sprawling of shack settlements throughout the peninsula in the 1920s in places such as Woodstock, Maitland, Windemere and Wynberg. This was further worsened by the de-proclamation of the Docks location and Ndabeni which were African areas of settlement. Consequently, Africans were pushed out the city of Cape Town.

In 1936 the government passed the Representation of the Natives Act. Under this Act Africans who met the property qualifications in the Cape were removed from the common voters roll and placed on a separate roll. From this roll they were to elect 3 white native Representatives to the House of Assembly and 2 to the Cape Provincial Council. The government continued to squeeze Africans out of the city. For instance, in 1933 Africans were no longer allowed to attend Salt River School and African secondary education was only available in Langa. The few Africans living in the Goodwood, Goodwood Acres and Parow area in 1936 were barred from purchasing land in these areas in 1938. In addition they were also barred from purchasing land in Belleville Flats, Phillipi and Windermere. After 1939 legal entry of Africans into Parow was restricted and this was extended to Goodwood in 1943.

The outbreak of the Second World War added impetus for Cape Town to move even further towards segregation. As some coloured men vacated their positions tp join the war, some Africans moved to fill their positions. For example, African employment in private industries increased by 114% during the War in the Western Cape. The post war economic boom also made it possible for African men to find work in factories drawing more migrants to the city. Some Africans preferred manual work in the Cape than heavy labour in the mines and thus migrated to the Cape. Despite the increasing settlement of Africans in the city, there was no provision of housing. Apart from the migration of Africans into the city, whites were also alarmed by the rise of militancy among African urban migrants. It was these fears that contributed to the push towards an even severe policy of racial segregation in the city.

In 1944 the City Council was granted wide powers to reverse the inflow of Africans into Cape Town through influx control. Thus, by the 1940s, racial segregation was in full swing in Cape Town as legal backing was given for segregated workplaces and suburbs. During this period, black people were slowly removed from the urban centres and residences that comprised ‘White’ households. In 1947 employers in Cape Town were pressured by the government to avoid employing Africans by making them bear the cost of repatriating them when their contracts expired.

The process of segregation in the city was accelerated when the National Party (NP) seized power in 1948. The NP led government began to vigorously implement the policy of racial segregation. Up until the 1940s there were few prosecutions for violating pass laws in the Cape Peninsula, but this changed after 1948 when the NP embarked on a strong clampdown of Africans living in the Western Cape. Laws that divided people along racial lines permeated almost every fibre of South African society, including the urban areas, were passed in the 1950s. Among others, two pieces of legislation passed in 1950 played a pivotal role in enforcing residential racial segregation in Cape Town and elsewhere in South Africa. The first was the Population Registration Act of 1950 which classified people according to government-defined and allocated racial categories. This Act provided for the issuing of identity cards indicating the assigned racial group of bearer. People were classified as Black, Coloured, Malay, Indians and Whites. This Act laid the foundation for the implementation of the second Act which was the Group Areas Act also passed in 1950.

The Group Areas Act gave the government power to demarcate where each racial group could live and own property. In addition the government also had control over all property transactions between different racial groups. Once an area was proclaimed as belonging to a particular racial group, only members of that group could reside and own property in that area. After the proclamation the affected property owner of a ‘wrong group’ could not continue to hold property rights in the area and thus had to move. Furthermore, people were not allowed to sell or rent property to people of another racial group. This forced them to move to an area designated as belonging to their racial group. Aesthetically appealing and strategic places were proclaimed as ‘whites only’ areas while areas away from the city were designated non-white. It should be noted that this Act was not the first piece of legislation to create racially segregated places of residence, but it was the most systematically applied. The Urban Areas Act of 1923 already segregated Africans in urban areas.

EARLY PORT ELIZABETH WAS BLACK...
Most whites in PE descend from 1820 settlers and the late 1950s settlers from Europe.
• Early Black 'locations' in Port Elizabeth 1803-1810

• As a rising number of Black workers moved to Port Elizabeth to seek employment, a number of so-called ‘locations’ began to be established on the outskirts of the White suburbs. Rosenthal (1970) has defined locations as being: "Large Native Reserves as well as small areas in municipalities earmarked for residence by Africans". The major Black suburbs of that time were:
• Bethelsdorp (1803)
• Fingo and Hottentot Location (1830s)
• LMS Outstation (1834)
• Dassiekraal (c1850)
• Korsten (1853)
• Stranger's Location (1855)
• Gubbs Location (1860)
• Cooper's Kloof Location (1877)
• Reservoir Location (1883)
With a few exceptions these Black suburbs were informal in nature, and residents there were forced to endure living conditions which contemporary observers described as being dirty and open to exploitation by capitalist landlords. Many Whites considered them to be unhealthy and petitions were repeatedly organised demanding that they be removed to the outskirts of the town. These requests were in direct opposition to the needs of the growing commercial and industrial sectors which preferred to locate their labour sources close to the harbour and the inner city area. These conflicting vested interests created political tension within the Port Elizabeth Council, and they were only resolved in 1885 when the Municipality adopted its first set of markedly segregationist regulations.
As a result, suburbs for the exclusive use of Black residents who were not housed by employers, and who could not afford to purchase property, were established on the outskirts of Port Elizabeth. The most prominent amongst these were:
• Racecourse (1896)
• Walmer (1896)
• New Brighton (1902)
In 1901, an outbreak of Bubonic plague struck the town. This was the direct result of Argentinian fodder and horses being imported into South Africa by the British military during the South African War. These cargos also carried plague-infected rats, and although many members of the White and Coloured communities were also affected, the Black population bore the brunt of the Plague Health Regulations. In 1902, most of Port Elizabeth's old locations were demolished (with the exception of Walmer), their resident's personal belongings were arbitrarily destroyed, and restrictions were imposed upon inter-town travel. Although these curbs might initially have been necessary, they were only loosely applied to Whites, and were maintained upon the lives of Black residents well after they were eased elsewhere, in spite of repeated complaints by the community's leaders.
New Brighton and Korsten Location
The racially segregated suburb of New Brighton was established in 1902 on the outskirts of Port Elizabeth, some 8km north of the city centre, to house mainly Xhosa families who had been displaced during the plague outbreak.
Because New Brighton was located relatively far from the centre, many families preferred to settle in Korsten which, at the time, was beyond the Port Elizabeth municipal boundary, but was still substantially closer to town. Korsten also had a substantially more relaxed attitude towards the brewing of illegal liquor, an activity to which many families turned to as a strategy to balance their monthly household budgets.

Man made hole....

JiggamanGH,Motherfucker12,Volvo
On LOAD SHEDDING, Ghana has NO HISTORY OF POWER SUPPLY. Ya'll have been PITCH BLACK AND UGLY since the days of Nkrumah the bad economist till today.

THE CITY OF DIAMONDS

The first city in the Southern Hemisphere to install electric street lighting on 2nd September 1882. The electric lights of Kimberley came on before those of London.

SA'S ACHIEVEMENTS IN MEDICAL PROFESSION...Some produce witch doctors we make the BEST DOCTORS.

https://justlists./2009/08/13/significant-medical-achievements-and-country-of-origin/

Here’s the complete list 41 richest immigrants in America 2014:

1. Sergey Brin
Country of origin: Russia, Net worth: $31 billion

George Soros

2. George Soros
Country of origin: Hungary, Net worth: $24 billion

2. Len Blavatnik
Country of origin: Ukraine, Net worth: $21.5 billion

Rupert Murdoch

4. Rupert Murdoch
Country of origin: Australia, Net worth: $14.2 billion

5. Patrick Soon-Shiong
Country of origin: South Africa, Net worth: $12 billion

Elon Musk

6. Elon Musk
Country of origin: South Africa, Net worth: $10.3 billion

7. Thomas Peterffy
Country of origin: Hungary, Net worth: $9.1 billion

8. Pierre Omidyar
Country of origin: France, Net worth: $8.2 billion

9. Jan Koum
Country of origin: Ukraine, Net worth: $7.6 billion

10. Do Won and Jin Sook Chang
Country of origin: Korea, Net worth:$5.2 billion

11. David Sun
Country of origin: Taiwan, Net worth: $4.8 billion

12. John Tu
Country of origin: China, Net worth: $4.8 billion

13. Shahid Khan
Country of origin: Pakistan, Net worth: $4.5 billion

14. Jeffrey Skoll
Country of origin: Canada, Net worth: $3.8 billion

15. Steven Udvar-Hazy
Country of origin: Hungary, Net worth: $3.7 billion

16. Isaac Perlmutter
Country of origin: Israel, Net worth: $3.5 billion

17. Haim Saban
Country of origin: Egypt, Net worth: $3.4 billion

18. Igor Olenicoff
Country of origin: Russia, Net worth: $3.3 billion

19. Roger Wang
Country of origin: China, Net worth: $3.3 billion

20. Jorge Perez
Country of origin: Argentina, Net worth: $3.1 billion

21. Peggy and Andrew Cherng
Country of origin: Burma and China, Net worth: $3 billion

22. Tom Gores
Country of origin: Israel, Net worth: $3 billion

23. Min Kao
Country of origin: Taiwan, Net worth: $2.9 billion

24. Bharat Desai
Country of origin: Kenya, Net worth: $2.5 billion

25. Victor Fung
Country of origin: Hong Kong, Net worth: $2.5 billion

26. Michael Moritz
Country of origin: U.K., Net worth: $2.5 billion

27. Romesh T. Wadhwani
Country of origin: India, Net worth: $2.5 billion

28. John Kapoor
Country of origin: India, Net worth: $2.4 billion

29. Mortimer Zuckerman
Country of origin: Canada, Net worth: $2.4 billion

30. John Catsimatidis
Country of origin: Greece, Net worth: $2.3 billion

Peter Thiel

31. Peter Thiel
Country of origin: Germany, Net worth: $2.2 billion

32. Alec Gores
Country of origin: Israel, Net worth: $2.1 billion

33. Alexander Knaster
Country of origin: Russia, Net worth: $2.1 billion

34. Douglas Leone
Country of origin: Italy, Net worth: $2.1 billion

35. C. Dean Metropoulos
Country of origin: Greece, Net worth: $2.1 billion

35. Fayez Sarofim
Country of origin: Egypt, Net worth: $2.1 billion

37. John Farber
Country of origin: Romania, Net worth: $2 billion

Jerry Yang

38. Jerry Yang
Country of origin: Taiwan, Net worth: $2 billion

39. Kavitark Ram Shriram
Country of origin: India, Net worth: $1.9 billion

40. Marc Lasry
Country of origin: Morocco, Net worth: $1.8 billion

Vinod Khosla

41. Vinod Khosla
Country of origin: India, Net worth: $1.7 billion


http://ceoworld.biz/2014/10/02/list-41-richest-billionaire-immigrants-america-2014

SA born prof. taking the world to Mars....hes a top dog at NASA and looks after his own.

Young bad Southy, if u got to Forbes top 20 youngest entreprenuers to watch in 2015 u will see young bad Southies and Kenyans..

NASA WONDER KID, all the way from Umtata he has a planet named after him. ;Dam glad SA expats in US are looking after him.

The richest DOCTOR IN THE WORLD. SA has done it all in the MEDICAL PROFESSION. Starting with the "FIRST HEART TRANSPLANT IN THE WORLD" to many other wonders today. Dr Patrick Shiong Soon...Wits grad.... worth over $12 bn...and still regards BABA MANDELA as a father and inspirational figure.