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mzansigirl:
@ tosh acer

I think u only saw what u wanted to see. So u havent been to the banks, and seen blacks as consultants? Gone to hospitals and seen many that are doctors, what about the many that are accountants, engineers, lawyers, marketing profesionals

Your motive in starting this thread is to gather like-minded nairalanders who are just itching for an opportunity to bash black south africa, so stop pretending to care; trust me black SA does not need your pity. like someone said, help nigeria first.

DITTO. Check the number of black graduates from SA universities and technikons, where do these graduates go? they are not in a rush to emigrate to UK or USA, they get absorbed into the system and those are the accountants, doctors, pharmacists and professionals you see. As for shopping malls, I go almost every weekend and everywhere I turn black people are sitting at restaurants, and the look of 'wonder' on the black waiter's faces I can guarantee you had nothing to do with the fact that blacks are eating at a restaurant, search yourself well well

Just by the way, what did you think of the white waiters and waitresses serving at restaurants? probably that they are lost or just 'helping out'

We're not denying that the results of apartheid are still there, but come on, present a balanced view, don't try to incite another SA bashing session, that's just cheap

Mapungubwe - South Africa's lost City of Gold

"One thousand years ago, Mapungubwe in Limpopo province was the centre of the largest kingdom in the subcontinent, where a highly sophisticated people traded gold and ivory with China, India and Egypt. The site was discovered in 1932 and has been excavated by the University of Pretoria ever since. The findings were kept quiet at the time since they provided contrary evidence to the racist ideology of black inferiority underpinning apartheid. "

the golden rhino and sceptre were some of the many golden, clay and bronze artefacts discovered at Mapungubwe

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