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I love this kind of progress in Africa. Viva Angola!

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Tax avoidance happens everywhere that's why tax laws change all the time coz these guys find loopholes.

I agree with this law. The world is shifting into a knowledge economy and the owners knowledge need to have their knowledge protected by patents and copyright. Therefore this SOPA law is needed not only in America but the entire world so that patent and copyright infringement can be tackled.

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Cap will never stop identifying and highlighting problems. So many leaders in Africa used to do what Cap is doing and when they eventually won the right to change all the problems that they identified what did they do?

igbo2011 and cap what are you doing to solve the many problems that the two of you speak about?

Cap28 is the winner - thread locked

Who created the jobs in America? And what makes you think that jobs are not being created in Nigeria?

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@Dondav you want a white girlfriend?

@igbo2011 I don't know how to respond to your comments. Arguing with the likes of you and Cap is like locking heads with religious fundamentalists who will never change their views or accept other view points.

It's unlikely that Cap will make his way back to his home country. He blames white people for making him leave his country but his destination is ironic. Hahahaha. Soon he will tells us that he is on an undercover mission to topple the whites on their own land.

cap28:
Is there any black run country in the world today that is not under the control of western international banking and corporate interests?

The one thing you have failed to understand is that every single african country is run by black african puppets who have been placed in power by white imperialist interests.

Nigeria is run and controlled by Shell bp, exxon mobil, chevron as well as the IMF and the world bank - the nigerian black puppet govt serves these interests not the interests of the people this is why people like myself had to leave.

From the votes it looks like Cap28 is winning. When do we crown him the winner so that people can know how long they have to change their minds?

So how many petrol powered buses do you know of? It's like complaining about 1600 diesel trucks being deployed or 1600 diesel generators being deployed.

Lasinoh:
Serves them right!
They can't even behave in a poverty-stricking country worst of than Nigeria?
Cursed souls!

I take it you have been to Zambia that's why you were able to make that assessment. Just to be clear - have you been to Zambia?

Cap28

He makes good observations but some of his ideas that seek to explain reasons for the cause of his observations are closer to the realms of severe insanity

I think I need to provide context do defend my quotable quotes by Zol.

Cap was arguing that whites owe us blacks and that we should demand payback and my argument to counter that claim was along the lines that whites can't payback something they didn't take and then I went on to give many reasons some of which have become quotable quotes. Another of those reasons would be that since 1994 till about 2000 most of government revenue was generated by whites and almost all of the white mans tax contribution was used on black people even till today were whites contribute about 30% of government revenue all of it is spent on uplifting blacks. So that should be considered indirect payback

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LOL. Quotable quotes.

I've been reading through all my past comments and I've realised that I have a subtle tendency of contradicting myself. Bad side effect of liberalism.

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I agree and then disagree and then agree again.

Petrol price is regulated by the government which sets prices for the whole supply chain. It then increases or decreases the price every month depending on the international oil price and the Rand/Dollar exchange rate

The current petrol price with this months decrease of 6 cents is R10.43 = $1.28 per liter

I think this thread should be closed, enough has been said. Who's the mod?

[quote author=Vivian. SA link=topic=107313.msg9890790#msg9890790 date=1325641845]@paniki
I'm not quite certain if you are condoning apartheid and taking a stand to safe it was seggregation of black south africans in homelands which ultimately contributed to building and developing south africa. Hopefully I am not understanding you quite well but if I do I don't know either to laugh or weep at your politics and economics. Africans it seems that the coloniser has still won over you, his method of divide and rule africans seems to have worked.[/quote]I don't condone apartheid all I'm doing is disproving misconceptions and providing context for the events of apartheid. The problem with politically immature South Africans like you is that you don't know our countries history, you rely on pronouncements made by politicians as a basis for the correct account of SA history and anyone who speaks the truth different to the established doctrine gets labelled a brainwashed agent. You are too lazy to research for yourself and reach your own independent conclusions and so you choose instead to believe and then repeat baseless claims made by politicians such as "whites stole our land"

Yes it's true that most things in SA were put together by blacks but that was under the guidance and supervision of white man who had the knowledge of how to make things. You can have 1 million black people at a construction site but if all of them DON'T KNOW anything about civil engineering they will never be able to build a durable bridge or any other useful structure. So you should not be proud that in the past a Zulu boy from KwaZulu left his homeland and went to Joburg were he took orders from a white man who told the Zulu boy were to pour the concrete so that the highrise building doesn't fall once complete. This means that black peoples contribution was manual labour and white peoples contribution was technical labour, design and innovation, the kind of labour that creates real progress.

[quote author=Vivian. SA link=topic=107313.msg9890790#msg9890790 date=1325641845]@Zolzlolz
Cape Town is city in south africa and in africa. Africans have longed been in cape town before 1652 when the Dutch arrived at the Cape. Africans in Cape Town lived there and traded with each other and made a living.If you want to live in Cape Town you have every right to do so free from racism.Sadly this is not so but this is your birth right and you can't run from racism and a city you want to live in by looking for a city that has people of your colour. That is oppression at its rife and the city Cape Town is in your country governed by the same constitution that governs the whole country and which constitution is the highest law of the land.
@pikini I'm saddened by your response for Zolzlolz to leave and find another province if he wants to be treated with diginity as a human as a white south african, this is sad.[/quote]Why are you writing lies? Cape Town is a scenic place enclosed by hills and mountains with no steady water supply which means that it was not a place for animals to roam as such the Khoi who were hunter-gatherers would not have settled at a place where there were no animals to hunt. Therefore your lie that blacks lived in Cape Town before whites arrived is busted. In fact the Khoi just like all other blacks in SA were not settlers but migrant nomads who made their way down south from the north eastern parts of Africa. This is evidenced by linguistic similarities between the Bantu languages which means that as some people migrated south and some remained behind their language dialect changed but the grammar stayed the same. The Shona people from Zim can easily pick Zulu within a few weeks because it's so similar to their language same with the Lozi people from Zambia whos language is closely related to and shares many words with Sotho-Tswana. Swahili also shares many words with Zulu/Sotho-Tswana although it has been heavily influenced by Arabic. So what I'm saying is that South Africans are not really indigenous to South Africa, we migrated and occupied empty land in the south just like whites migrated and settled on vacant land in the south. I consider the Khoisan, of which many of them have incorporated into "coloureds", the only true indigenous South Africans.

My advice to Zolzlolz still stands however much it disturbs you.

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The Council of Higher Education estimates that around 95% of SA students studying abroad return after graduating and the few who are sent at the governments expense are obliged to return. It's different for African students who graduate from SA universities, most of them stay and use their skills to uplift our country which is a catch-22 and our government is looking to introduce in the coming years a 7-year automatic work permit for all foreign students who graduate from SA universities. They want to keep the skills which help sustain and grow economies. Around 60 000 foreign students make 7% of the total SA university enrollment and most of them are from SADC countries and the rest of Africa

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