obaaderemi:
I don't feel anything you shouldn't feel when a confused black south African calls blacks stupid because he is stupid.

Calling you little Indians is not racist,boy. I coined the name for you to open your eyes to the fact that it's demeaning to sheepishly accept Indian dominance on your own land. Explain to me how that is racist.

By the way, I never knew the name pissed off so much.,Little Indian.

i will call AmenhotepZuid now...
anyway oba most of Nigerians on this forum are racist but they dont know..just saying...heard that mocking asians in your country aint racist..is it true little Lebanese

XhosaNostra:


Every time someone complains about being poor, I evaluate their lives, to see how much they contributed to their own misery. In most cases, they're the architect of their own situation but are unaware of it for some weird reason I still don't understand.

I'll give you an example. There's a woman that works as a domestic worker for one of my neighbours. She doesn't earn a lot & is a single mother of 3. She's always complained to me about her situation & I've helped her when I could. Currently, she's pregnant with her 4th child, that's when I stopped feeling sorry for her. She'll never get a dime from me again. I don't like stupid people who have no empathy for themselves.

Yes and No!!

Yes I do believe that a lot of people bring poverty on themselves however I also feel Government is doing an incredible job at keeping people unemployed with there incompetence.

As for the bolded-- sassa money!!

P.S Just watch out, Lioness might call you a house N*gro or uncle tom for what you said above!!

my favorite ladies are online, Nostra an Lionessza.. hi ladies

pacretus:
help yourself with this article. The difference is that one is just an enriched uranium which many countries including Iran have in abundance, the other is a nuclear bomb.

This article is about our enriched uranium we have today mate!! we don't have nukes anymore, we dismantled them!!

Just30:
I think it is a good thing because at least, some poor people will get a small piece of land to do subsistance farming on and reduce poverty.

Zimbabwe is what it is because economic activities have been sanctioned badly

Has subsistance farming reduced poverty in other parts of the world & Africa in particular? I'm genuinely asking ,you can give examples if you can .

Btw,most villagers in SA have always lived on their produce like the rest of the continent. I live in a village in the Easterm Cape province ,the poorest province in the country & mostfamilies here own fields ,but the issue us that we mostly have grazing land. & mind you this is the 2nd biggest province in landmass but most of the arable land is still under colonisers. Not to mention that water is still " colonised " as well . People were pushed to this side of the capes because it is one of the most difficult places to "get water". Most of the natural dams are privately owned ,this is also a huge problem nationally btw. These are some of the reasons causing the migration to the major cities where people go and work in farms . Zuma prioritised rural development and in many places surrounded by the ocean people were returning to take advantage of the oceans economy ,but that has since been stopped because now you need a fishing boat worth a million rands as a requirement to start working the ocean and we all can guess what this means for the villagers ...
. So the land issue in SA is not only about the soil my guy , so much shyt is entangled in this . But one thing is for sure ,we are heading the Zim way ( whatever that means ) and if it goes bad Congo will look like paradise because i don't see anyone that will back down from this , everyone has a lot at stake. Not to mention that all sides have been infiltrated or are being " assisted " by outsiders who need something in SA . Only foolish people talk of apartheid in past tense, when we are yet to gain economic liberation from our masters .

obaaderemi:
Egbon for where? I thought you could show me where I insulted black south Africans on his account.
He is black, don't be deceived.

I know you got soft spot for the South Africans from your post. Maybe you live in their country.
But while the same guy was calling Nigerians and Ghanaians all kinds of racist names, the same black south Africans who took this banters more seriously than it is were egging him on and posting stupid Smileys. You failed to notice that,didn't you,egbon. then when the same guy attacks South African blacks, he becomes their enemy especially that girl . The same idiot tried to cosy up to me but got rebuffed.

haba!

mtisTheQubit:

i totally agree with gallivant...so oba every day you call us little indians. how do you feel now ...i think Rafiki AmenhotepZuid is ok

I remember watching a breathtaking video down south Africa coast. the scenes are breathtaking. the stark contrast btw rural villages and cities is quite unnerving.

Lionessza6:



Has subsistance farming reduced poverty in other parts of the world & Africa in particular? I'm genuinely asking ,you can give examples if you can .

Btw,most villagers in SA have always lived on their produce like the rest of the continent. I live in a village in the Easterm Cape province ,the poorest province in the country & mostfamilies here own fields ,but the issue us that we mostly have grazing land. & mind you this is the 2nd biggest province in landmass but most of the arable land is still under colonisers. Not to mention that water is still " colonised " as well . People were pushed to this side of the capes because it is one of the most difficult places to "get water". Most of the natural dams are privately owned ,this is also a huge problem nationally btw. These are some of the reasons causing the migration to the major cities where people go and work in farms . Zuma prioritised rural development and in many places surrounded by the ocean people were returning to take advantage of the oceans economy ,but that has since been stopped because now you need a fishing boat worth a million rands as a requirement to start working the ocean and we all can guess what this means for the villagers ...
. So the land issue in SA is not only about the soil my guy , so much shyt is entangled in this . But one thing is for sure ,we are heading the Zim way ( whatever that means ) and if it goes bad Congo will look like paradise because i don't see anyone that will back down from this , everyone has a lot at stake. Not to mention that all sides have been infiltrated or are being " assisted " by outsiders who need something in SA . Only foolish people talk of apartheid in past tense, when we are yet to gain economic liberation from our masters .

Real Boers are learning everyday on Facebook and other sites that theyre not "white" but descendants of SLAVES who were assimilated into whiteness while 1 black dark pilchard eater (Jl115) keeps telling everyone on nairaland that he's a Boer. I would like to handle this fake piece of shut on Facebook or twitter.

XhosaNostra:



That's what this is all about. Money. Money that the same people will piss away in a short space of time & then blame Apartheid all over again when it's all gone. Some tenderpreneurs are broke today because they spent all the money that the government granted to them, to start businesses with on fancy lifestyles & women. Sometimes I wonder what more do we need as people to finally get our acts together & stop blaming the past for everything, when we have today to start making smarter life choices.

Hehehe. Like my people will say some of those guys were destined to be poor. This reminds me of what happens at home. Honestly if our peope were serious, our poverty rate shouldnt be as high. A governor from one of the most populous states, with a high unemployment rate did his research and decided to promote poultry farming. He got together experts in that field to train youth. At the end of the training each youth was given money and about 20 day old chics. Some of the youths were already talking about using the money to buy a car some were talking of using it to get married. One in particular was talking of getting a 2nd wife. Those same people I'm sure turned around and still insulted the governor sayong he did nothing for them

rvp20182:
I remember watching a breathtaking video down south Africa coast. the scenes are breathtaking. the stark contrast btw rural villages and cities is quite unnerving.

Are the villages & the cities on the same wavelength where you're from? South African villages are electrified for one. 2ndly, again, it's about choices as far as I'm concerned because the same people in the villages can put money away to blow on these big traditional ceremonies like imigidi etc. If the people wanted, they could also bring the cities into their villages the same way other people are doing.

This is a village in Venda. It can be done, it only requires wits.

Jl115, by now Lionessza knows that you're nothing but a pilchard eater...if you were a real Boer I would have asked you long ago to post your surname here and tell you in front of everyone your ancestry. For now am doing a great job on Facebook teaching real Boers and telling the truth while you 100% black keeps lying to yourself.

There were real villages...with breathtaking coastal scenes..more like Lionezz described. Thatched roofed with women washing their clothes in rivers. And few minutes..you find beautiful cities...it was some city to either Durban or Capetown. But the most I remember was the breathtaking scenery...waterfalls into the oceans.

XhosaNostra:



Are the villages & the cities on the same wavelength where you're from? South African villages are electrified for one. 2ndly, again, it's about choices as far as I'm concerned because the same people in the villages can put money away to blow on these big traditional ceremonies like imigidi etc. If the people wanted, they could also bring the cities into their villages the same way other people are doing.

This is a village in Venda.

Jaqenhghar:

Hehehe. Like my people will say some of those guys werededtined to be poor. This reminds me of what happens at home. Honestly if our peope were serious, our poverty rate shouldnt be as high. A governor from one of the most populous states, with a high unemployment rate did hos research and decided to promote poultry farming. He got together experts in that field to train youth. At the end of the training each youth was given money and about 20 day old chics. Some of the youths were already talking about using the money to buy a car some were talking of using it to get married. One in particular was talking of getting a 2nd wife. Those same people I'm sure turned around and still insulted the governor sayong he did nothing for them

Sounds very familiar & yes, some people don't seem to want to better their lives.

mtisTheQubit:


i will call AmenhotepZuid now...
anyway oba most of Nigerians on this forum are racist but they dont know..just saying...heard that mocking asians in your country aint racist..is it true little Lebanese

Did you see how I shrugged off the ediot when he tried to be friendly? Shows you I don't give a flying fvck about him.Unlike you who keeps licking his ass as you just did now. You Kenyans are a pathetic bunch.

Nothing like little Lebanese. The richest Nigerian is still an indigenous Nigerian.

@rvp, Xhosanostra is right these days rural people are building Mansions in SA that are bigger than township plots (200-250 sq meter). This trend is growing all over the country thanks to access to education. On Twitter there was a photo of a 3 storey manions note than 450 sq meter house in rural Mpumalanga Burgersfort village. driving from Kzn to the Eastern Cape Port Elizabeth I have seen a lot of nice big homes like these above in rural areas...intact one politician from that region even joked about that. These mansions are built by young educated young people who live in the city for their parents, while some of the guys building these are new millionaires Tenderpreneurs....

XhosaNostra:



Sounds very familiar & yes, some people don't seem to want to better their lives.

They don't see the big picture. Things like sacrifices and discipline are alien to them.

@rvp, Xhosanostra is right these days rural people are building Mansions in SA that are bigger than township plots (200-250 sq meter). This trend is growing all over the country thanks to access to education. On Twitter there was a photo of a 3 storey note than 450 sq meter house in rural Mpumalanga Burgersfort village.

Yes it has worked in Ghana

Lionessza6:



Has subsistance farming reduced poverty in other parts of the world & Africa in particular? I'm genuinely asking ,you can give examples if you can .

Btw,most villagers in SA have always lived on their produce like the rest of the continent. I live in a village in the Easterm Cape province ,the poorest province in the country & mostfamilies here own fields ,but the issue us that we mostly have grazing land. & mind you this is the 2nd biggest province in landmass but most of the arable land is still under colonisers. Not to mention that water is still " colonised " as well . People were pushed to this side of the capes because it is one of the most difficult places to "get water". Most of the natural dams are privately owned ,this is also a huge problem nationally btw. These are some of the reasons causing the migration to the major cities where people go and work in farms . Zuma prioritised rural development and in many places surrounded by the ocean people were returning to take advantage of the oceans economy ,but that has since been stopped because now you need a fishing boat worth a million rands as a requirement to start working the ocean and we all can guess what this means for the villagers ...
. So the land issue in SA is not only about the soil my guy , so much shyt is entangled in this . But one thing is for sure ,we are heading the Zim way ( whatever that means ) and if it goes bad Congo will look like paradise because i don't see anyone that will back down from this , everyone has a lot at stake. Not to mention that all sides have been infiltrated or are being " assisted " by outsiders who need something in SA . Only foolish people talk of apartheid in past tense, when we are yet to gain economic liberation from our masters .

one

it is not a competition

two

this is going into full production as the Ghanaian government has shown interest

rvp20182:
These two Kenyan tech enthusiast have done far better job in some back

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk3jxr3U-rM&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1sfDfo_rEtbsgyWwJHKxIl61oshoHuHWd1xBd3fV3y361CpJOgUyybF3g

Jaqenhghar:

They don't see the big picture. Things like sacrifices and discipline are alien to them.

Precisely!

mtisTheQubit:

no man ..we were just being nice an stuff you know ...but the colony citizens grew beard an nuts

No, you are just hurt now. You admitted to being behind Ghana thinking they could help you here. See how the Ghanaians have turned around to expose little India. Anyway, you have never and can never be ahead of Ghana. Compare yourselves with Benin republic.

This thread is about competition and secondly Kenya gov has also shown interest.

When we come together great things happen.

The CS Trade, Industrialization and Enterprise development Ms Betty Maina, Principal Secretary Dr Francis Owino and CAS Lawrence Karanja met our youths namely, Samuel Kairu Ndegwa, Dr Joseph Munyiri Nderitu, Paul Kariuki Kamau and Peter Kabue Ndegwa who have come up with a prototype ventilator.

Government agencies KEBS, KIRDI , KIE, KIPI were represented by their respective CEOs and have been tasked to put together resources to enable the innovators come up with one ventilator prototype that will pass international standards as a sample,
Ksh 200,000 has been put together for a start.

The agencies have been tasked to work with our innovators to start production of ventilators going forward immediately the sample passes the tests. They shall work under supervision of KIRDI to achieve this noble course.
The Government is very focused on promoting Innovation and Enterprise Development amongst our youths.

The sample Ventilator shall be ready in the next 10 days from today.

Just30:
one

it is not a competition

two

this is going into full production as the Ghanaian government has shown interest

so post you strides
rather than quoting me ...

rvp20182:
This thread is about competition and secondly Kenya gov has also shown interest.

When we come together great things happen.

The CS Trade, Industrialization and Enterprise development Ms Betty Maina, Principal Secretary Dr Francis Owino and CAS Lawrence Karanja met our youths namely, Samuel Kairu Ndegwa, Dr Joseph Munyiri Nderitu, Paul Kariuki Kamau and Peter Kabue Ndegwa who have come up with a prototype ventilator.

Government agencies KEBS, KIRDI , KIE, KIPI were represented by their respective CEOs and have been tasked to put together resources to enable the innovators come up with one ventilator prototype that will pass international standards as a sample,
Ksh 200,000 has been put together for a start.

The agencies have been tasked to work with our innovators to start production of ventilators going forward immediately the sample passes the tests. They shall work under supervision of KIRDI to achieve this noble course.
The Government is very focused on promoting Innovation and Enterprise Development amongst our youths.

The sample Ventilator shall be ready in the next 10 days from today.

jln115:
Yes and No!!

Yes I do believe that a lot of people bring poverty on themselves however I also feel Government is doing an incredible job at keeping people unemployed with there incompetence.

As for the bolded-- sassa money!!

P.S Just watch out, Lioness might call you a house N*gro or uncle tom for what you said above!!

LMFAO, so I go around making excuses for baby mamas and black losers? . Look here ,we all have our stories about some buttholes; in Jozi I live in the East rand farming community and most people there are white, lazy drunkards who blame the ANC for everything . Most wake up and hang placards on their necks to beg for change near mall@carnival or carnival city and them .these are people with huge plots of land who claim to be looking for Jobs, but we all know they go there to beg motorists for free money for free money. I experienced the same shyt when I lived in PTA west for a short period ,they would rather go and sell pussy ;Dand give their verword RDP houses to drug dealers than maintain and make profit out of them. So plleazzzzzz!!! . And yes they have sassa cards and use them to swipe at tops too. There are many people who need that productive land but have to apply, and wait for months if not years to get it..

And yes there are house negros and there are critics of black filth, and there is a difference.

Yes - I hope land reform follows. The poor south Africans need land to grow their own food. The white farmers can change careers.

AmenhotepZuid:
@rvp, Xhosanostra is right these days rural people are building Mansions in SA that are bigger than township plots (200-250 sq meter). This trend is growing all over the country thanks to access to education. On Twitter there was a photo of a 3 storey note than 450 sq meter house in rural Mpumalanga Burgersfort village.

rvp20182:
I remember watching a breathtaking video down south Africa coast. the scenes are breathtaking. the stark contrast btw rural villages and cities is quite unnerving.

It was either from KZN or the Eastern Cape province ,they both have some of the most beautiful scenes and not to mention that many people are using that city money to build " cities " in villages. If you took a drive using the N2 from KZN ,EC to the WC you would think those were city houses . I'm loving the movement and the appreciation more SA are showing towards rural living not to mention the opportunities there .

@lionessza, if SA would take all the land in the hands of the biers they will go back to being useless beggers just like they did during the 1880s and 1940s...most them are poorer than English speakers.

I don't like it when jaceblaze ignores me

@rvp, most real whites especially English speakers don't have a problem with land expropriation.... I know of an English speaking one that splitted his farm into 2 the other side is farmed by his former workers while he lives on the other side. Unfortunately as I said 1 fake Boer here will disagree with that thanks to his house nigger tendencies.

If you look at the land in the hands of blacks in SA Zululand leads 73% others provinces are lagging behind....I wish they can catch up sooner than later.

Most English, Greek and others whites don't give a shit about farming land in SA most are urbanites...the only people that are crying about land because they know Poverty are descendants of Angela van Bengal (bangladeshi slavecwoman) and his European husband today casties/,mixed breed Boers. If you travelled around Pretoria west you would know what I mean most are homeless are on drugs. Their kids beg on the robots everyday....