JOIN our Locals community to hear *Magatte* answer audience questions. CLICK the link: triggernometry.locals.com/ CHAPTERS👇 00:00 Introduction 00:33 Is Africa Poor Because of Colonialism? 05:45 Laws, Power & Over-Regulation 11:57 Corruption & Other Symptoms of Poverty 18:02 What Can Be Done? 22:12 Sponsor Message: Shopify 23:30 Third World Attitudes 25:12 Colonialism & African History 28:05 The Conversations We Have in the West 34:20 France's Relationship With French-Speaking African Countries 40:43 Sponsor Message: Factor 42:28 Control of Currency 48:26 Contradicting Beliefs & Wrong Conversations
@MrAlternateTheory7 ай бұрын
Yes but, what's the one thing we're not talking about?
@carkawalakhatulistiwa7 ай бұрын
Yes not war in Afrika because Border Made by western imperialism. .😂😂😂 This video just misinformation
@carkawalakhatulistiwa7 ай бұрын
many nobles from kingdoms in Africa and Asia were killed by invaders. then replaced by corrupt pro-western people. who collaborated with the British only for money. when the country became independent. All power ends with the former colonial government. And corruption and colonialism 2.0 continue. with foreign companies shamelessly bribing African governments with money and weapons. and even if foreign companies were caught bribing the government they could easily get out without being killed because they were protected by the French military. why French citizens don't deserve punishment in African countries . even though he gave bribes and helped dictators
@ArnoBach7 ай бұрын
Please refrain from using God's name in vain.
@VladTepes-SaviorofEurope-mw4uy7 ай бұрын
She's wrong about the trade routes tho. It was called the trans-saharan trade (between northern Africa and and a small portion of west sub-saharan africa) which the Arabs/muslims dominated. The trade mostly involved s|aves, gold, ivory and salt. The sub-saharan africans didn't have much to do with it.
@TheChooseAName1237 ай бұрын
"English is only my fourth language." Now that's a humble brag. Well done!
@nataliamundell62667 ай бұрын
And her interview was so eloquent I was so impressed.
@ThePhobos1007 ай бұрын
she speaks good considering 4th language
@diamondbackterrapin34017 ай бұрын
As my multilingual friend said, it gets easier after the third language!
@prasad5307 ай бұрын
@@ThePhobos100 she speaks *well* lol.
@Tony-mw-5337 ай бұрын
And then she proceeded to express her views perfectly. Hats off to her, this was gold
@orboakin80747 ай бұрын
As an African (Nigerian) it is so refreshing to see a fellow African address the issue of poverty here objectively and accurately. We don't have poverty or development problems because of colonialism but largely because of government corruption, terrible socioeconomic policies (like socialism), poor institutions, and other factors like bad geography. During the independence period from the 50s till the 60s, many post-colonial African leaders made the terrible decisions of abandoning the economic, political and social models left by the Europeans here. They undid things like democratic rule, liberalism, capitalism, property rights, better education standards, and civic nationalism. This was done due to lingering resentment of colonialism and also the rabid indoctrination into leftwing ideology that many of these "leaders" got in higher education. This led to social unrest, economic disruption and loss of life due to corruption and political instability that still hinders Africa to this day. Examples are in Tanzania where Julius Nyere, an avid Marxist-Leninist, began his programs of African socialism (Ujamaa) with good intentions but they ultimately ruined the economy, caused massive poverty, and led to increased authoritarianism in Tanzania. The country only began improving once he stepped down and his policies were undone. Another example is in my own country where after our independence in 1960, we had a brutal civil war and military rule for several decades. Controlled economy replaced our capitalist model and we experienced massive unemployment, poverty, insecurity, increased debt etc. This was all ended once we returned to democratic rule in 99 and onwards. President Obasanjo and subsequent governments liberalized our economy and reformed it via privatization and this led to reducing our national and foreign debt, created many more jobs, and reduced inflation.
@GThomas-qq6mp7 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing
@effexon7 ай бұрын
good to hear there are progress and good examples.... our western socialist government workers want to see that corruption and all that, coz it gives them power. Is businessperson having time to travel all over africa or other continents? I doubt so, but these people do trips and keep in mind, they are not regular office clerks but higher bosses/supervisors/managers. So keep cautious with them. Democracy and making things better is messy and chaotic and takes time but I see AU and people like you slowly make things better. Unfortunately these western people also spread socialism and gospel of free money to slave them again. They dont want anyone to work in europe either.
@robw76767 ай бұрын
India kept the European mechanisms of government, law, etc... in place whilst it buried its head in the sand economically in the 60s-80s. When the cold war ended, they were a little slow to get going, but pretty meteoric since.
@BOZ_117 ай бұрын
the corruption is fomented and encouraged by your colonisers
@MomoSimone227 ай бұрын
Wow! Thanks for sharing that info! It's so interesting, I'd like to keep learning more about this!
@notamusedbooshАй бұрын
My husband started a business a few years ago, before COVID. He went to register his small business. Day1 finds a long line of people started at 7am to cue for the window to open at 8am. Doesn't even get to the front, and 12 pm the line gets told that it is closed for the day. Day 2, wakes up at 6am, gets there 6:30am, but still a long cue. Same as first, then gets told that they only take 5 applications a day. Day 3, wakes up at 5am, gets into qué at 5:30am. Didn't make the cut off. Day 4, he wakes up at 4:30am, he ques at 5am, he is second person in the que. He finally gets his application through. He had to be in the que at 5am, to a place who is only open at 8am. That is why new small business's are not opening. They are taxed too high, and that is why we are sitting with no job creation.
@Ankh-he3wi10 күн бұрын
It's by design
@notamusedboosh9 күн бұрын
@@Ankh-he3wi I know
@adrianryan56548 күн бұрын
Yeah that is Marxism in action.
@armstronggermany29958 күн бұрын
Sounds like Germany.. albeit it has now improved a little.
@truzle61337 күн бұрын
What country is that?
@timsextonАй бұрын
No truer words have been spoken: If I can't fire you, I can't hire you. *_TRUST !!_*
@southwegianofazanochine61147 ай бұрын
As a White person from Africa, I struggle to speak my mind. This woman said everything I feel about our beautiful continent.
@BOZ_117 ай бұрын
Well, a Russian got a black African woman to remove European guilt over colonialism and genocide. The Germans are behind Namibian and Rwandan genocides. Germany colonized Rwanda in the late 1800s, they implemented a policy of indirect rule, governing through the Tutsi elites and treating them as superior to the Hutu. This increased tensions between the groups. When Belgium took control after WW1, they introduced a system of identity cards classifying all Rwandans as Hutu, Tutsi, or Twa. They favored the Tutsi for leadership roles, deepening the divide. They also introduced the Hamitic hypothesis (the racist theory that the Tutsi had European-like features and were naturally superior) After independence in 1962, the Hutu took power and the Tutsi were marginalized and victimized, culminating in the Rwandan genocide in 1994 Let's not forget Belgium and King Leopold's genocide of 10m in Congo, or the French genocide of Algerians (half a million killed by the French)
@twainalex9967 ай бұрын
Bro let’s be silent until they get it .
@joevil62597 ай бұрын
A week ago I visited Mexico. The immigration into Mexico City was a breeze. Just put your passport on a scanner and a machine issues one a ticket for a 6 month's visit. Ironically enough, the least you want to actually live in a country, the more shit the immigration officials will give you. As if they are doing you a huge favor by letting you spend your money in their country. Bloody bureaucrats hanging on to their jobs because their lives depend on it.
@bestdjaf74997 ай бұрын
I always feel a big emotional, when I hear White... people talking about how much they love Africa. I lived in South Africa for a bit. Those Boers (Duch) deeply in love with South Africa. They will die for the country. That's why I like Die Antwoord. They are like poor White community representation. Boers are the White Duch Farmers. Not all of them of course have land or job
@twainalex9967 ай бұрын
@@bestdjaf7499 you are telling us that there are white people who’s ancestors failed to capitalize on colonialism in South Africa 🇿🇦?
@Madonnalitta17 ай бұрын
She's really great, she's trying to get Africans to start businesses instead of wallowing in pity.
@Gitn2it7 ай бұрын
By and large, the African people are smart, hardworking, industrious, and have a strong entrepreneurial attitude. It's a shame they have not achieved the success they should have.
@CamusSC7 ай бұрын
@@Gitn2it 😂😂😂
@devilsfavorite9997 ай бұрын
@@Gitn2itsarcasm? 😂
@Veracityseeker77 ай бұрын
@@devilsfavorite999No, do you see how well they do in America?
@ChickadeeBird7 ай бұрын
💯
@TheJayJayYoung7 ай бұрын
I’m from Singapore and hearing her plans to lift Africa out of poverty is so inspiring. Voice for the voiceless. Whiners are not voiceless. The laws and regulations protect the rights of employee, however governmental organizations are not efficient and seems redundant because the public servants are not held accountable.
@star_blazer4 ай бұрын
13:16 “ . . . the more corrupt the state, the greater the number of its laws.” - Tacitus, _Annals_ (Book III, Chapter 27, early 2nd century A.D.)
@TheNewblade1Ай бұрын
Could you give an example? Nothing is more efficient than USPS and it's a public service. The idea gov is not efficient is regan/Thatcher neo liberal propaganda demonstrated by nothing.
@mikeottersole6 ай бұрын
This woman bubbles over with intelligence, enthusiasm, and constructive compassion. She deserves the support of anyone who wants to see Africa improve.
@koljarzg7 ай бұрын
Look at this woman. Proud, black and beautiful. That's Africa in my mind. Not constant bitching and blame shifting for self inflicted shit.
@camilofuentespena73487 ай бұрын
Mine too!
@SeekerOfKnowledge877 ай бұрын
Facts don't care about your feelings. France and the United States fund coups and support dictators that run their countries in their geopolitical interest. They use these governments to give natural resources and business contracts to Western companies and pay people next to nothing to work there. People having a "can do" positive attitude has no impact on that. This entire comment section is full of politically illiterate morons who know nothing about history and seek to have their feelings validated.
@EMan-cu5zo7 ай бұрын
She is what people of all races should try to emulate. She is a breath of fresh air to listen to.
@kathyborthwick6738LakotaEmoji7 ай бұрын
This young intelligent Afrikan woman speaks the truth! 💚🤍🧡✌🏾👵🏽
@sonofsoweto7 ай бұрын
Self inflicted shit?
7 ай бұрын
“When every benefit received is a right, there is no place for good manners, let alone for gratitude.” ― Theodore Dalrymple
@annawoodthorpebrowne99807 ай бұрын
Great quote 👌
@Gitn2it7 ай бұрын
However, there's plenty of room for entitlement.
@rosemaryalles60437 ай бұрын
Excellent.
@icarusjumped27197 ай бұрын
Very true.
@theinngu55607 ай бұрын
@@pjl8119 applies to the entire range of society
@sweetyeetus7 ай бұрын
Such a nice lady. In the middle of her explanation, she says, "Bless you," without a second thought. She talks about caring about people and instinctively shows it too.
@CobusGreylingАй бұрын
I am a South African who worked in compliance. I can vouch for everything she said.
@Euro-GaNationalist-hv1on19 күн бұрын
What’s up Afrikaner cousin
@sfertonoc18 күн бұрын
The only thing she forgot is that France invented and exported socialism, and socialist French were at the forefront of progressist colonialism, notably culturally. So, what kind of collonialism are we talking about here...
@Mojojojo8575715 күн бұрын
@@sfertonocdid you watch the whole video? 🤔
@mpendakiswahili30537 күн бұрын
your white ofcourse youll agree with her...
@LeGacyy22227 ай бұрын
She literally describes South Africa almost to the word, the feelings we all have for our corrupt governments is very much shared with you
@Tony-mw-5337 ай бұрын
Same description qualifies very well for Malawi
@pape56027 ай бұрын
What I noticed in Senegal is that they have this old French system that is a guise for abuse. We've never reformed our culture, so culture seeps into administrative activities. Most mayor's don't have computerized systems. Paper files force people to pay bribes. I know tons of people who haven't been paid for 8+ months too.
@pgmbodybuilding3237 ай бұрын
Corrupt in what way?
@karenkline72217 ай бұрын
Just a reminder.... when the Dutch established Capetown and the surrounding areas, there were no tribes living there.
@amosphala14726 ай бұрын
@@karenkline7221you are lying
@immanuelcan33107 ай бұрын
What a smart, articulate, courageous, principled woman. People like her are the hope of Africa.
@chrisberry49457 ай бұрын
The hope of the world! She is amazing.
@carkawalakhatulistiwa7 ай бұрын
They already migrant to Europe to get better pay
@georgeparkin44207 ай бұрын
@carkawalakhatulistiwa Um! But will they take it back there? I tink we should go back to help out....regardless of skin color ffs!
@tonyclough98447 ай бұрын
There arnt enough of women like her in Africa.
@sadetiriana7 ай бұрын
She is brilliant! 👏
@gullepomp7 ай бұрын
I saw her on Jordan Peterson. I love the message she has. Our brothers and sisters in Africa need to grow just like she explains.
@jay-by1se6 ай бұрын
Can you explain Detroit?
@ayuubabukar63886 ай бұрын
@@jay-by1se is Detroit in africa?
@kimobrien.6 ай бұрын
@@jay-by1se Capitalist move from high wage areas to low wage areas for bigger profits.
@pradhyudh6 ай бұрын
In two years time ,u will know her as a ranaway crypto scammer. Her intentions are good ,she is intelligent too ,but she is missing the obvious. Crypto will not replace government money which is backed by politicians backed by voters. "We the people "back this money not some mathematical equation scarcity based commodity.
@kimobrien.6 ай бұрын
@@pradhyudh Governments are planning to role out central bank issued digital currency as a replacement/alternative for paper money. Private crypto is just a money making scheme set up to make and confirm payments.
@bme338320 күн бұрын
As a Kenyan, this is gold. Looks like I will be listening to this every morning everyday for 31 days starting today!!!
@vikik787713 күн бұрын
Hmmm I'm also a Kenyan but I'm not sold on this. To me bad governance is the cause of poverty. Good governance is what will bring the right policies and laws to be implemented. I think she has downplayed corruption kabisa. Whether it's a socialist or capitalist country, it can't go anywhere with bad governance and corruption. Hakuna economic freedom inaeza letwa na corrupt leaders.
@kenwood26829 күн бұрын
Capitalism breeds corruption! Socialism creates wealth distribution and government funded healthcare and education, look at Cuba healthcare quality, look at how China has defeated poverty and malnutrition! This lady just pushing anti BRICS propaganda
@shinrapresident70107 ай бұрын
I am Rhodesian. Rhodesia used to be the most prosperous country in all of Africa. My family were beekeepers, farmers and owned a meadery. My father showed the cotton farmers that beekeeping not only increased crop yield but increased the quality of the cotton as well. A double win. Mead(honey wine) was made from the honey and then exported to South Africa. Now the Zimbabwean government is offering billions of dollars to bring us farmers back because the country is suffering mass starvation. I am my father's heir, so I was offered $6.5 million USD and 83 acres of land to return, teach apiculture and farming.
@zurielsss7 ай бұрын
I am curious, are you descendants from the white farmers who got kicked out by Mugabe? Where are your family living now ? Will you consider returning ?
@shinrapresident70107 ай бұрын
@@zurielsss I am white and was born in Rhodesia in 1979, the last year before it became Zimbabwe. Yes, we were exiled. My father owned the land, I am his heir, so the offer was given to me. Now I am living in Canada. I got a Bachelor's degree in entomology from Guelph University and their honeybee research center. I work as a federal apiary inspector for the government of Ontario, Canada. No, we will most certainly not be returning. Much too dangerous for my wife and daughter.
@annlouise89097 ай бұрын
Please consider
@zurielsss7 ай бұрын
@@shinrapresident7010 you can ask for compensation (on top of offering your family land back) first for lost lands and assets, see how they respond with payment. They probably won’t pay a dime, but it will poke holes through their lies. I like to call Zimbabwe as: From breadbasket of Africa to basket case of Africa.
@gracefulindeed60917 ай бұрын
So happy for you that you left,for all the whites that were killed stand in your power let them take care of their Africa because that is what they have claimed.As an expat from South Africa best decision to leave in the eighties
@Kuvantor7 ай бұрын
I'm from south america, and I see in Magatte a future world leader akin to what Milei is for us. She is an amazing representative of the ideals of freedom for Africa, I hope she gets really far and shares her ideas with as many africans as possible, if they embrace and understand her words, Africa will be great.
@suzygirl18436 ай бұрын
WHITE PEOPEL ARE TRYING WAY TO HARD. YOU GOT A BLACK WOMAN ON YOUR SHOW? ISN'T THAT WOKE???????
@formes23886 ай бұрын
Not just Africa: The world.
@beyondthepage93896 ай бұрын
Miss Wade is smart, but not nearly as smart as she thinks she is. Listening to her talk you could easily draw the conclusion that Africa is just a stupid place for stupid people plain and simple. I do agree with her when she says that corruption is not Africa's problem but that's simply because corruption is always the symptom never the cause and is a big problem for all third-world countries not just Africa. I don't however, agree that colonialism has nothing to do with the problems of present-day Africa. That is just plain stupid. Miss Wade. Colonialism laid the foundation of inequality and instability and neo-colonialism continues to do the job of colonialism/imperialism via the back door. She acknowledges that Africa was raped tortured and traumatized but then says all Africa needs to do is get over itself and be more entrepreneurial. Really Miss Wade. That simple Huh! Yes, it is true, Africa does need to get over it, but that's much easier said than done. Who just gets over centuries of mass trauma just like that. Africa's Metal Health (not to mention its languages, folkways, and mores) have been decimated making the simple solution that Miss Wade is talking about anything but straightforward. Then she talks about being dissolution with the Left as though the Right has gotten it all figured out (it's so naive). Africa' is not a first-world Western democracy it is still a third-world Western colony, whose problems therefore cannot be so easily resolved simply by applying first-world Western-style political solutions. Certainly not by entrepreneurial ship alone. The deep dark politics will always see to that. Contrary to popular belief, the democratic process has never resolved third-world problems, only first-world ones. In every instance where poor nations have managed to overcome their circumstance, there always is (or was) some form of autocratic governance in play to implement and oversee radical transformation processes through to completion (and only then faze in democracy). Democracies change government every four years rendering the democratic process not fit for purpose. It simply is not robust enough to lift you up from the bottom it is only effective at keeping you on top. Third-world Democracies are too easily manipulated by first-world democracies, that is why first-world democracies are so hostile to third-world dictators when they do not have them in their pockets. These wise intelligent leaders (when sufficiently free of Western interference) have a tendency to get the sort of jobs done that Western-backed leaders only ever play lip service to. But Miss Wade is not entirely clueless, in fact, she is telling many truths and actually makes a great deal of sense (amidst all the nonsense). it's just unfortunate that she oversimplifies everything (whilst trying to sell her book) and fails to grasp the overall complexities that make it so much more difficult for Africa to rise.
@JeffMTX5 ай бұрын
How is Milei doing? Is the bureaucracy fighting him?
@Kuvantor5 ай бұрын
@@JeffMTX it is fighting him. The current plan is to stop inflation (because he can do that without the congress) and make that proof that Milei's ideas can work. Every single one of his laws have been rejected, but that sort of plays in his favor, it is proof that the political caste is against him (that discourse was what helped him get into power) Since his arrival as president, monthly inflation has been falling around 5 points each month. 1st month it as 25%, second month 20 something, now it is lower than 15, and it is expected to be gone in a couple of months. It has been hard both for him and for the people, the many macroeconomic irregularities left by the previous government are not easy to fix, but everything is going according to plan and his popularity has risen. Argentina will definitely get better in a year, but once Milei has a Majority in congress, it will get A LOT better in just a few years. Congress elections are next year, it seems like he will win then.
@SenorTucano6 ай бұрын
It’s easier to blame someone else than for politicians to accept responsibility for their own failures
@TOCAQUEENSS6 ай бұрын
I'm from Senegal too, so proud of you Magatte we love you, going to watch the Jordan Peterson interview
@andeg86477 ай бұрын
As an African I agree with your guest 💯 The root cause of our struggling economies is barrier to entry through over regulation. Bravo 👏🏾 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@kimobrien.6 ай бұрын
You'll find out what China has that all market competition is unfair.
@OtheDaddy6 ай бұрын
When Europeans agree with you on such a topic, then you know you are far away from home. What is this woman talking about? Who do such women marry?
@beyondthepage93896 ай бұрын
@@OtheDaddy "When Europeans agree with you on such a topic, then you know you are far away from home." 👏👏👏👏 My sentiments exactly. Miss Wade is smart, but not nearly as smart as she thinks she is. Listening to her talk you could easily draw the conclusion that Africa is just a stupid place for stupid people plain and simple. I do agree with her when she says that corruption is not Africa's problem but that's simply because corruption is always the symptom never the cause and is a big problem for all third-world countries not just Africa. I don't however, agree that colonialism has nothing to do with the problems of present-day Africa. That is just plain stupid Miss Wade. Colonialism laid the foundation of inequality and instability and neo-colonialism continues to do the job of colonialism/imperialism via the back door. She acknowledges that Africa was raped tortured and traumatized but then says all Africa needs to do is get over itself and be more entrepreneurial. Really Miss Wade. That simple Huh! Yes, it is true, Africa does need to get over it, but that's much easier said than done. Who just gets over centuries of mass trauma just like that. Africa's Metal Health (not to mention its languages, folkways, and mores) have been decimated making the simple solution that Miss Wade is talking about anything but straightforward. Then she talks about being dissolution with the Left as though the Right has gotten it all figured out (it's so naive). Africa' is not a first-world Western democracy it is still a third-world Western colony, whose problems therefore cannot be so easily resolved simply by applying first-world Western-style political solutions. Certainly not by entrepreneurial ship alone. The deep dark politics will always see to that. Contrary to popular belief, the democratic process has never resolved third-world problems, only first-world ones. In every instance where poor nations have managed to overcome their circumstance, there always is (or was) some form of autocratic governance in play to implement and oversee radical transformation processes through to completion (and only then faze in democracy). Democracies change government every four years rendering the democratic process not fit for purpose. It simply is not robust enough to lift you up from the bottom it is only effective at keeping you on top. Third-world Democracies are too easily manipulated by first-world democracies, that is why first-world democracies are so hostile to third-world dictators when they do not have them in their pockets. These wise intelligent leaders (when sufficiently free of Western interference) have a tendency to get the sort of jobs done that Western-backed leaders only ever play lip service to. But Miss Wade is not entirely clueless, in fact, she is telling many truths and actually makes a great deal of sense (amidst all the nonsense). it's just unfortunate that she oversimplifies everything (whilst trying to sell her book) and fails to grasp the overall complexities that make it so much more difficult for Africa to rise.
@tomk44886 ай бұрын
correct ,,, for example "INDEX OF ECONOMIC FREEDOM" showing strong correlation between poverty and overregulated economy ...
@kimobrien.6 ай бұрын
@@tomk4488 Weetern nations aren't interested in creating their own world market competition in Africa.
@ethansancti28647 ай бұрын
I agree that once corruption becomes part of the culture, it is extremely hard to get rid of it.
@JayM9287 ай бұрын
I read a book called Secondhand Time. It is a collection of letters by people living in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. It was interesting. Thoughts about the before and after were varied. Some looked optimistically about what they could now do without being under a boot. Others, were “institutionalized” like Shawshank Redemption-going from a system that was understood to one that was not. Eg: Yes, I had to wait in line to get bread and they were usually out before I got there, but before I knew I had to go stand in that line. Now, how do I get bread? Which line do I stand in? If corruption is what you know, free market entrepreneurial systems can seem very foreign and even scary insomuch as the unknown can be scary. And yes, it is difficult to get people in power to change a system that directly benefits the powerful.
@ethansancti28647 ай бұрын
@@JayM928 I live in a country where there is extreme corruption in the government. The problem is, it is so prevalent and widespread, insted of combating it, the people have accepted that it is already normal and it can never be solved. Such mentality has pracatically ingrained corruption as part of my country's culture. Even the lowest ranked government employees are focused in enriching themselves and public service is no longer the objective. Politicians and government officials would blatantly commit corruption not fearing any repurcussion because there is already a breakdown in morality and dignity.
@carkawalakhatulistiwa7 ай бұрын
many nobles from kingdoms in Africa and Asia were killed by invaders. then replaced by corrupt pro-western people. who collaborated with the British only for money. when the country became independent. All power ends with the former colonial government. And corruption and colonialism 2.0 continue. with foreign companies shamelessly bribing African governments with money and weapons. and even if foreign companies were caught bribing the government they could easily get out without being killed because they were protected by the French military. why French citizens don't deserve punishment in African countries . even though he gave bribes and helped dictators
@carkawalakhatulistiwa7 ай бұрын
@@JayM928Russia empire aredy corup .
@mrjagriff7 ай бұрын
Yeh she’s talking about cash in brown paper bags not western multi billion corruption that’s all hidden in complexity and the old boy networks built up over centuries
@mailill7 ай бұрын
Now, let's hear about the IMF and how it forces countries to implement neoliberalism and how neoliberalism makes social mobility very difficult or even almost impossible for the working poor and for children who grow up in poverty. And I'd like to learn more about how multinational companies take over natural resources - especially after or during wars and conflicts - and control the corrupt politicians, who are often installed with the support of the West.
@fluff58007 ай бұрын
Yeah this video totally ignores the consequences neocolonialism and debt traps from western institutions.
@SP957 ай бұрын
Neoliberalism = Neosocialism.
@bobbyschannel3497 ай бұрын
Yeah, and that's one thing I did not hear in this conversation while everyone is running around here talking about African Corruptions what they're not talking about is that Western societies have control over Africa period African governments and African leaders. Germany still owns a sloth of a land in agricultural territory, France is still owns many different types of land and Industry in the so-called francophone countries. And the IMF purposely put these people in debt.
@jamaltimmerman92987 ай бұрын
Exactly 💯
@colinebied-charreton13436 ай бұрын
What you're saying does not totally contradict her take on excessive market regulations. We could imagine relieving the debt burden AND lifting market barriers.
@BlissfulMotivate9 күн бұрын
Am from Kenya...I really enjoyed the conversation.This is what Africans should hear for its pure truth and can be achieved.Loved it🥰
@incokenzie87027 күн бұрын
Kenya tungekuwa mbali issue si corruption ama colonialism.Issue ni over socialism.
@jaypee02422 күн бұрын
This needs to be seen by the whole world.
@celestecristwell573010 күн бұрын
Nah she needs to be ashamed this isn't the truth
@annashaw8587 ай бұрын
Magatte has absolutely nailed the root cause of poverty. Stop the focus on the symptoms and get to the heart of over regulated systems. Laws matter and it sounds like you’ve an excellent enterprise to raise millions of young Africans out of poverty.
@suzygirl18436 ай бұрын
WHITE PEOPEL ARE TRYING WAY TO HARD. YOU GOT A BLACK WOMAN ON YOUR SHOW? ISN'T THAT WOKE???????
@rogerramjet77297 ай бұрын
People dont realise the ethopian famine was exasperated by socialism/communism.
@vulkanofnocturne7 ай бұрын
exacerbated*
@user-kz7qo7qb6y7 ай бұрын
Who knew the state can't run a knees up on a brewery
@sciencefliestothemoon23057 ай бұрын
People also do not realise that many African countries have a political system that is not conducive to incentives irregardless of socialist or capitalist tendencies. There is a reason why Botswana works, and it is not the absence of socialism.
@justinthacker31447 ай бұрын
Ethiopia is considered by some scholars to never have been colonized either.
@haroldpearson60257 ай бұрын
Keep in mind that in the 70s /80s Ethiopia was involved in a war with Somalia, a civil war with Eritrea and Tigre and a revolution. I lived and worked in Ethiopia from 76 to 83. I also lived and worked in Cambodia from 1998 to 2018. It can be argued Cambodia has suffered as much as any country in Sub Saharan Africa. Cambodia is developing well by comparison.
@heybye775 ай бұрын
Magatte is brilliant. What a champion of Africa!
@andrewjackson51276 ай бұрын
She's right. Look at the difference between Hong Cong under the British and Hong Kong under Chinese rule.
@MrChenjinyuan5 ай бұрын
U speak as if u know about Hong Kong but u cab scare spell the word. HK under British rule was a colonial possession of territory that did not belong to them. The British could not pay for their tea and trinkets and introduced opium as a means of settlement. How disgusting. The Chinese authorities rebelled against this and burnt several shipments of opium but were brutally crushed militarily. So do some research before you come up with some lazy straight jacket beliefs that you have been fed by the corporate controlled Western press. During the 99 year occupation of HK, British institutions of learning brainwashed the youth into believing that they deserve a democracy and human rights. How ironic that a colonial power that enslaved most of Africa and put its indigenous populations who refused to work in hideous concentration camps and enriched themselves on the misery of others should now preach democracy and human rights to others. Get your head out of the sand and make an attempt to understand real issues instead of the ignorant and superficial views you express on social media. Freedom of expression is a wonderful concept until it givess credibility to idiots. A law should be passed that your IQ be engraved on your forehead and displayed before you are allowed to comment on social media.
@koudousmoutairou60745 ай бұрын
The difference is Europe has interfered with african affairs for a long time
@tariizm15002 ай бұрын
giving China-Hong Kong as an example is poor choice you could just give China itself as an example under Mao etc China was extremely poor it continued to be poor till Deng Xiaoping under his rule he emraced some capitalist ideas and made economic zones thanks to him China is now middle income country so bcz of him hundreds of millions Chinese people was finally able to rose up from poverty... similar thing can be said Cuba and Chile both countries installed dictators but Cuba's dictator embraced Marxist-Leninist ideas and you see its results meanwhile Chile's dictator Pinochet embraced capitalist ideas and its results is wenting up from one of the poorest countries of LATAM to the richest not to mention citizens of Chile are visa free to visit or work in USA today so that is another plus for quality of life... even south Korea and north Korea can be used as example both had dictators in their first years north Korea emraced Marxist-Leninist ideas and south Korea embraced capitalist ideas and bcz of it to this very day north Koreans suffers from poverty and dictatorship meanwhile their less resource rich brothers in the south enjoys the life hundreds of times over and have better quality of live all thanks to embracing capitalism by no means im saying capitalism is perfect but it is the very best economic system humans come up with
@pedrorosaco228617 күн бұрын
China has lift people from poverty in short period of time than any other nation in the history of the world, including the United Kingdom. So your example does not seems to be accurate!
@stevejhkhfda7 ай бұрын
This woman is fabulous. So incisive, intelligent, compassionate and productive.
@Ya_Mum19847 ай бұрын
why?
@rozannaedwro9347 ай бұрын
@@Ya_Mum1984are you deaf , blind and without a brain? I hear her intelligence and compassion. I see that she is fabulous and I think on what she is saying indicating she is productive and even successful.
@sahara-thefree7827 ай бұрын
She is a brave and courageous and couldn’t agree more with everything she’s saying here! The truth hurts but it will send you free!
@winnethdubeoly6 ай бұрын
Well of course she is . Because she is pouting your self-serving rhetoric and narrative. It's just a regurgitation of so-called conservative talking points. Sounding and being intelligent are two different things . Of course we in Africa say empty vessels just make noise . The preconceived notions of a stupid incompetent Africa. Have you checked statistics of revenue for international Companies ( corporations) registered and operating in Africa . ,so the lies of 2 years are rubbish . You can register companies just like any part of the world . Of course in other industries ( mining and other commodities like land development , you have to work with the government even in the land of the free . She is pandering and just pouting rubbish . Well these days it pays more if it's controversial mostly if it's about the perceived idiots . It's easy to pout political rhetoric than provides tangible facts backed by real proof . She ain't or wouldn't measure to most in Africa . She does know that . We call it being Candice 😂😂😂
@kenwood26829 күн бұрын
How has capitalism developed Senegal? China was in a similar situation like most African countries and they have been socialist since the 40s
@ahmedismail33326 ай бұрын
It’s my first watching this show and my first seeing Margatte. She’s the only person that made sense of what’s wrong with Africa. I’m a big fan. 🇺🇸
@diva444d21 күн бұрын
OMG Magatte. We desperately need your voice here in South Africa. You're amazing. So cool to hear ultimate sense, from here in victimhood central...
@boosterhuiz27797 ай бұрын
Absolutely right. Rhodesia, the breadbasket of Africa became the joke of Africa that is Zimbabwe!
@maculatus677 ай бұрын
South Africa: "Hold my beer!"
@jennyj00077 ай бұрын
I used to go to school with a white Zimbabwean. Such a lovely boy and not a racist bone in his body. He gone back to his country and runs a farm and employs the locals
@kenwood26829 күн бұрын
Yes because European countries finance colonial farmers with resources to own and manage farms
@Laszlo347 ай бұрын
Great discussion! Thank you. Magatte Wade: Brilliant, bold, AND beautiful! Best wishes!
@jeaniebritz45877 ай бұрын
South African here🇿🇦 I agree. Only entrepreneurs will bring positive change.
@whatth44444418 күн бұрын
May Africa have more people like she!
@jennyj00077 ай бұрын
Saw Magatte Wade on Jordan Peterson. She is based! I live in an African country and we have all major Western countries invest in Mauritius and it's one of the best economy's in the region. And oh we were a former British colony 🤦🏽♀️
@SBEtherwave7 ай бұрын
Two things can be true at the same time. Your country may be like a super star on a sports team. They can play well and perhaps win the game by themselves. Th ere are players like this in real life. She wants to help the Team, those who potential is being stifled. I'll take potentially biased over fully corrupt.
@jennyj00077 ай бұрын
Not saying the country is perfect, there is a lot of corruption but it's also very easy to set up a business. Tax for a small company is extremely cheap and but large companies have to pay more. We have a thriving tourist industry. The major problem is those, who are from my community creole are never given opportunities to be major players in the county. It's a combination of racism and laziness. I'm lucky my dad moved to the UK back in the 70s, worked his arse off and moved back and we were well off.
@tubester45677 ай бұрын
@@jennyj0007 Its great Mauritius is doing well. Many of the Asian countries were colonized but most are thriving and developing fast. People also forget European countries were colonized multiple times but various groups. Britain was colonized and enslaved by the Romans, other times by the Vikings, and the French, Islamic empires colonized parts of Europe and others like the Mongols. This is the history of the world. The other thing they didnt talk about is how a lot of African politics and political parties is based around tribes which is a whole other level of corruption.
@Whydowegivenames7 ай бұрын
Tax haven , but still a great place😊
@lyndagrainger65437 ай бұрын
Is Mauritius ‘one’ of the areas who have increasing input from China? just curious
@Slumbert7 ай бұрын
Foreign aid to Africa should only be educations. More difficult to corrupt. And foreign aid also creates large public sector easy to corrupt. A sector that constantly needs more money no matter what.
@grannyannie29487 ай бұрын
Yes, and food aid under cuts and financially ruins local farmers making the problem worse.
@matejbenko82687 ай бұрын
foreign help is destroying africa economicali. that is why they do it.
@carolthedabbler21057 ай бұрын
Unfortunately, education is all too easy to corrupt. We've been seeing that in the United States for a few decades now. If you mean education in personal responsibility and respect for others, though, I'll agree that it's crucial.
@grannyannie29487 ай бұрын
@@carolthedabbler2105 This is a huge first world problem. I don't think it will be solved until parents boycott the current schools enmass. This may be harsh but we need to work on building alternative schools in our countries before we interfere with Africa.
@Slumbert7 ай бұрын
@@carolthedabbler2105 with educations I mean mechanics, agriculture, builders, repair etc. Not wonkowoko genderstudies etc.
@temporary43847 ай бұрын
Corruption is the biggest problem
@sciencefliestothemoon23057 ай бұрын
that and the extractive nature of many political systems
@hendo197427 ай бұрын
SO TRUE, SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦 AND ZIMBABWE 🇿🇼 ARE IDEAL EXAMPLES OF THIS, BOTH ONCE FLOURISHING NATIONS, COMPLETELY DESTROY BY COMMUNIST CRIMINAL GOVERNMENTS 😑😑😑😑
@OoO-rf2gt7 ай бұрын
@@sciencefliestothemoon2305 Plenty of corruption in the west. Try again.
@gimmethepinkelephant36857 ай бұрын
Exactly, and that's why Communistic styles of Socialism do not work. Because it breeds corruption by growing the government and government overreach into all aspects of society and living. It's happening all over the United States right now. All these garbage social programs that serve no real purpose. Soon we're gonna end up just like Africa if we don't cut it out..... Socialism only works in certain ethnically homogeneous nations. And even then it doesn't always workout well. And with Africa being so poor and uneducated it's easy for people at the top to take advantage. The only place socialism actually worked out really well was Germany in the 1930s. And like I said, it's because it was becoming an ethnically homogeneous nation who only cared for their own and stuck up for their own. That is the only way it works.
@PhanTasmGoriA7 ай бұрын
Genetics. Recessed pre-frontal cortex.
@argentinaencanada26 күн бұрын
This woman is brilliant and inspirational. Great conversation!
@martinpeacocke89687 ай бұрын
What a great smart woman! I wish her much success! Such a thoughtful person.
@diemme5686 ай бұрын
GIVE THIS LADY A COUNTRY TO RULE ! NOW !!!!!!!!
@logangovender9740Ай бұрын
Or a continent!!
@Seth-MAD-man6 күн бұрын
It's easier said then done . But with time and good governments it can be done
@carmencollor12247 ай бұрын
This woman is simply AMAZING!!!!! Thanks so much for existing. God bless you and your inteligence. ❤❤❤❤
@suzygirl18436 ай бұрын
She's pandering, Dumbass. There's money in pandering to white folks. She's getting her bag and you guys are eating it up
@SeekingChaim18 күн бұрын
Love this lady. So intelligent. A real winner!
@leonboois54147 ай бұрын
This is the second time I have heard this amazing lady. (The first time was in an interview with Jordan Peterson, and she was basically saying the same things.). Margatte is truly amazing! If Africa had 1000 people and minds like her, the continent would not be such a basket case!
@suzygirl18436 ай бұрын
WHITE PEOPEL ARE TRYING WAY TO HARD. YOU GOT A BLACK WOMAN ON YOUR SHOW? ISN'T THAT WOKE???????
@TheAtozed6 ай бұрын
It does it's just that they're not in Power, the only people who are the ones causing trouble for us.
@susannemac28006 ай бұрын
Not just Affrica!
@beyondthepage93896 ай бұрын
Miss Wade makes it sound as though Africa is a stupid place for stupid people. I agree with her when she says that corruption is not Africa's problem because corruption is always the symptom never the cause (as is rampant throughout all third-world countries) but I don't agree that colonialism has nothing to do with it. That is just plain stupid. Colonialism laid the foundation of inequality and instability and neo-colonialism continues to do the job of colonialism via the back door. She acknowledges that Africa was raped tortured and traumatized but then says all Africa needs to do is get over itself. Yes, it is true, Africa does need to get over it, but that's much easier said than done. Who just gets over centuries of mass trauma just like that. Africa's Metal Health (not to mention its languages, folkways, and moray) have been decimated making the simple solution that Miss Wade is talking about anything but straightforward. Then she talks about being dissolution with the Left as though the Right has figured out all the answers (it's so naive). Africa' is not a first-world Western democracy it is still a third-world African colony, whose problems therefore cannot be resolved simply by applying first-world Western-style political solutions. Certainly not as easily as Miss Wade would have us believe. Contrary to popular belief, the democratic process has never resolved third-world problems, only first-world ones. In every instance where poor nations have managed to overcome their circumstance, there always is (or was) some form of autocratic governance in play to implement and oversee radical transformation processes through to completion (and only then faze in democracy). Democracies change government every four years rendering the democratic process not fit for purpose. It simply is not robust enough to lift you up from the bottom it is only effective at keeping you on top. Third-world Democracies are too easily manipulated by first-world democracies, that is why first-world democracies are so hostile to third-world dictators when they do not have them in their pockets. These wise intelligent leaders (when sufficiently free of Western interference) have a tendency to get the sort of jobs done that Western-backed leaders only ever play lip service to. But Miss Wade is not entirely clueless, in fact, she is telling many truths and actually makes a great deal of sense (amidst all the nonsense). it's just unfortunate that she oversimplifies everything (whilst trying to sell her book) and fails to grasp the overall complexities that make it so much more difficult for Africa to rise.
@suzygirl18436 ай бұрын
@@beyondthepage9389 She's PANDERING
@julius434617 ай бұрын
I've seen this girl somewhere before and she is amazing. Has the right attitude.
@sarahlaslett32797 ай бұрын
With Jordan Peterson
@julius434617 ай бұрын
@@sarahlaslett3279 Yeah I think so. She's really a breath of fresh air.
@Adams4207 ай бұрын
Gets to the heart of the issues and offers practical solutions with a clear roadmap for resolving them. Wish more so-called "thinkers" were like this rather than focusing on performing some mental gymnastics.
@julius434617 ай бұрын
@@Adams420 Exactly that. If you have a kickass attitude like that I don't care one bit what your background or ethnicity is.
@Rob-me8vp7 ай бұрын
She was on with Jordan Peterson awhile ago.
@xFFSx7 ай бұрын
wow. why can't people like Magatte be given more of a voice. we need more like magatte. so refreshing to hear her opinions. hope life treats you kindly magatte. thank you from the uk.
@KathrynLiz123 күн бұрын
An intelligent, erudite and articulate analysis of the issue. Young lady you are not just beautiful but very in touch with reality. You give us hope that things will improve in Africa.
@user-je3sk8cj6g7 ай бұрын
That woman is amazing, the first time I saw her were with J Peterson. Another Libertarian sister! Libertarians of the world, unite!
@suzygirl18436 ай бұрын
We not falling for your pandering. Black women don't trust white people as a whole. Stay AWAY form out continent. We learning Mandarin now. Voetsek. Your time on the continent has expired.
@JoJoKaat7 ай бұрын
What an amazing woman ❤. She is correct on every point.
@suzygirl18436 ай бұрын
WHITE PEOPEL ARE TRYING WAY TO HARD. YOU GOT A BLACK WOMAN ON YOUR SHOW? ISN'T THAT WOKE??????? CHINA IS OIN AFRICA NOW. YOU IDIOTS LOST.
@rosemaryalles60437 ай бұрын
Rock star. Love her. Great conversation. Thank you. 💚
@Microbex26 күн бұрын
This is the kind of women I wish to see in politics.
@whalewatchersa6 ай бұрын
In my years in South Africa I met so many black people who were capable and entrepreneurial at a tiny, local level. The skills and energy are there. But a government needs to provide a bedrock of service upon which commerce can thrive - personal safety, transport, basic healthcare, reliable power and water, reduction of corruption. Unfortunately the ANC government is failing on all these points and general prosperity gets further away.
@fumanifuks-bs3ey6 ай бұрын
You are lying the Economy is in the hands of White monopoly.... White people run South Africa... Currently your ShopRite and Spar are destroying tuckshops in The township don't talk rubbish
@star_blazer4 ай бұрын
13:16 “ . . . the more corrupt the state, the greater the number of its laws.” - Tacitus, _Annals_ (Book III, Chapter 27, early 2nd century A.D.)
@sit-insforsithis15684 ай бұрын
@@star_blazerdid she really quote a guy from the second century ?! That’s cool
@handlesareweird3 ай бұрын
As a South African now living in Japan, I totally agree. I wish all South Africans could actually see the many other countries where stuff, in general, just works. The constant daily power cuts in SA drove me insane, and that's only 1 of the many serious issues there.
@jeffswingdancer8302Ай бұрын
They literally can't keep the lights on. There are rolling blackouts in South Africa to prevent the electrical grid from crashing. They can't fix their lack of power generation capacity due to the conditions mentioned above.
@blazingarrows61177 ай бұрын
"Corruption is a sign of too many lies and too many senseless laws." -Magatte Wade So true. We have too many laws in Canada as well. Heavenly Father please protect this woman. The WEF will not like she is trying undo their plans.
@annanikia79497 ай бұрын
Brilliant guest! Wishing her great success with her important project!
@BOZ_117 ай бұрын
Well, a Russian got a black African woman to remove European guilt over colonialism and genocide. The Germans are behind Namibian and Rwandan genocides. Germany colonized Rwanda in the late 1800s, they implemented a policy of indirect rule, governing through the Tutsi elites and treating them as superior to the Hutu. This increased tensions between the groups. When Belgium took control after WW1, they introduced a system of identity cards classifying all Rwandans as Hutu, Tutsi, or Twa. They favored the Tutsi for leadership roles, deepening the divide. They also introduced the Hamitic hypothesis (the racist theory that the Tutsi had European-like features and were naturally superior) After independence in 1962, the Hutu took power and the Tutsi were marginalized and victimized, culminating in the Rwandan genocide in 1994 Let's not forget Belgium and King Leopold's genocide of 10m in Congo, or the French genocide of Algerians (half a million killed by the French)
@chriselliott3682 ай бұрын
I heard a good thing from an Aussie entrepreneur, businessman, senator - " Capitalists risk their own money to get rich; Corporatists risk other people's money ....." ......
@TheRisky97 ай бұрын
Africa is an example of why we need to look at current state. Sure, we can talk about how colonialism brought about a lot of the problems we see today. The good, the bad, and the ugly. But what are we going to do about it? We can't go back in time and tell the British empire, "Why don't you try to convince African nations to voluntarily engage in fair trade this time?" Can't do that! But we can say, "Okay, let's take current state Africa and find out what's keeping it from getting better."
@nodi12177 ай бұрын
Nothing until you bring down the people that still work for the same colonizers
@donttouchyerbumnsniffit7 ай бұрын
@nodi1217 Really naive aren't you? 😏
@Madgardian7 ай бұрын
@@PhanTasmGoriA Even if this is a factor, the solution is a moral framework (Golden Rule) and education (grammar, logic, rhetoric). Both are achievable if the system was set up properly. Sadly the poorest areas of the world (including "the hood") require a HUGE investment that makes no economical sense to many.
@BOZ_117 ай бұрын
Africa is the richest continent in the world in terms of natural resources, and especially minerals like cobalt, zinc and lithium. Africa is also the poorest continent in the world since, since, in places like DRC, The West extracts these resources from African mines for pennies on the dollar. They foment conflict to control access to mines and keep pesky local governments occupied with local militias and constant violence (and the overwhelming majority of small arms comes from The West, the USA being the #1 small arms exporter on the planet)
@grannyannie29487 ай бұрын
And yet Australia, New Zealand, Canada, India, and the USA were all once colonies and are now functioning democracies. Nor was Africa only colonised by the British. And Kenya, which was a British colony does seem to function better than most African countries, even having a tourism industry.
@thecoloursofthemage7 ай бұрын
What an absolute warrior and saviour! Respect and adoration for this woman ❤❤❤❤
@acacia_w7 ай бұрын
Magatte is very impressive.
@crowhillian5823 күн бұрын
The European migrant situation could be solved if African leaders listened to this enlightened lady.
@sollypike54537 күн бұрын
In Africa Chickens have more value then human life
@BobvanT7 ай бұрын
Miss Wade is spot on ! thank you for this interview!
@DonaldRichardson-re3gh7 ай бұрын
AWESOME PODCAST. Ms. Wade is AMAZING !!!! And so are FF & KK !
@juliettejuliette-bf8df7 ай бұрын
I had no idea how overregulated business enterprises are in the African continent. This is a great episode!!
@Beatrichay7 ай бұрын
Not true for all African countries.
@Ko_kB7 ай бұрын
What you do in Ghana at least is start the business first then worry about registering with the government much later.
@susannemac28006 ай бұрын
remind you of anywhere closer to home?
@three3thouАй бұрын
I am African born and raised and associate myself with all her critique, key points and commentary about African constraints in this video. An interesting observation of the comments here though shows me something else that is fascinating I often forget about how people outside of Africa view Africa. As wonderful and exceptional as this you g lady is to you, I know a thousand just like her, from Africa, in Africa or just passionate about the motherland as she is! When I see comments like "a refreshing thing to see, an African being accountable" that saddens me alot because that tells me so many things about how poorly viewed the people have become because of the views others have of the leaders ruling over the poverty. As Elijah was told 'there are 7000 others who have not bowed their knee'.
@jimfell71477 ай бұрын
When colonialism ended africa seems to have gone back to tribalism and all its negativity.
@peterwebb87327 ай бұрын
There is a good argument that Africa before and after the colonial period was more violent and more -for the average person - impoverished. The pre-colonial African empires became powerful by violent conquest and the “trade routes” were primarily for trading slaves. European slave-traders came to Africa because they could easily and cheaply buy slaves from African slavers…… in a slave-trade that existed before most European nations were more than collections of tribes, themselves. The average African was not wealthy… in those empires all the wealth went to the elites. It was the europeans who provided the security and technology to make use of natural resources that benefit no-one without these things.
@PhanTasmGoriA7 ай бұрын
You do know the average IQs of sub-saharan African countries? The causative factor is genetics - Specifically under-evolved pre-frontal cortex due to archaic proto-hominid ancestry (Homo Erectus/Homo Habilis)
@concretejungle96087 ай бұрын
Back to the Stone Age where colonialist lifted it from
@dolbez97397 ай бұрын
Or you know, malnutrition, statistically the biggest negative on IQ@@PhanTasmGoriA
@s.wvazim65177 ай бұрын
@@peterwebb8732interesting .. but rhodesia invested everything they had to build that country. Roads buildings hospitals dams... all enjoyed by all
@deniseg-hill17307 ай бұрын
I am a Brit (English) and I lived in London for over 40 years and met quite a few people from Zimbabwe (black Zimbabweans) who had fled the country because they were against Mugabe and spoke out publicly. Some of them had been tortured. Their elderly relatives were still there and they said that they were far better off under Ian Smith. He wasnt corrupt and he only owned one place his farmhouse on his farm. Things were changing and if the government had been left alone the country would have been so much better off. This has been said by every single Zimbabwean i ever met. I am still in contact with one of them now who was tortured under the Mugabe government. A lady i knew who was a full time home carer in England in peoples houses (she used to help look after my Dad), told me exactly the same. She used to go back to see her relatives every 18 months and she said the situation was getting worse.
@suzygirl18436 ай бұрын
WHITE PEOPEL ARE TRYING WAY TO HARD. YOU GOT A BLACK WOMAN ON YOUR SHOW? ISN'T THAT WOKE???????
@patof72clune516 ай бұрын
Like in England when it was under God & catholic ( true faith )....then the protestants under Henry & the illegitimate lizzy took over.... Torture, fines,property taken, made poor & I'll health, imprisoned, life ended ...
@PhilemonNakedi6 ай бұрын
They were telling you what you wanted to hear.
@GeorgeEsterhuysen-vv1bz6 ай бұрын
Lift up your butt and help yourself!!@@PhilemonNakedi
@Adam-wg2rf6 ай бұрын
@@GeorgeEsterhuysen-vv1bzhe's to blind to see what they see it's pointless .
@KevinFitzMauriceEverett7 ай бұрын
Magatte Wade you have a plan, a purpose, and the motivation. I congratulate you. I wish you success.
@skidrow51656 ай бұрын
I am an African (Nigerian) i have to tell u the truth, colonialism is not the problem of Africa, to put it simple, the problem is bad leadership (most african leaders are clueless and greedy, have no idea how to lead a country of multiethnic and multicultural people), religion and tribalism. Of course colonialism has it disadvantages on the African continent but tbh, a lot of African tribes won't be existing today if not for the colonial rule because during precolonial times African tribes preyed on other smaller African tribes by cleansing or enslaving them to arabs uninterruptedly long before the transatlantic slave trade began. Colonial masters took control and brought some form of order (not neglecting the many evil and atrocious acts of the colonial masters). My country (nigeria) was so much better (the agricultural and overal economic sector flourished during colonial rule), immediately Nigeria gained independence everything went down hill, sadly greed and wickedness of incompetent leaders was and still is the order of the day. Btw, the arabs did way worse than the Europeans did, but everyone still points fingers at the white man today. It was colonialism that halted the Islamic conquest on africa, if not, who knows maybe the entire west and central africa would be muslim today(not by choice if u know what i mean).
@osarobostarlite75964 ай бұрын
if no be say you be mumu, who make sure say your always dey get bad government ? abeg go enlighten yourself, before you join this stupid woman dey talk rubbish here.
@skidrow51654 ай бұрын
@@osarobostarlite7596 na your fellow Nigerians dey make sure say u dey always get bad governance no come here dey blame oyinbo, try get sense small.
@osarobostarlite75964 ай бұрын
@@skidrow5165 na you no get sense, but na you day say make person try get sense. i for say make i enlighten you about wetin really dey go on, but your mind no go fit grasp am, because e dey underdeveloped. if no be say you be mumu, everybody know say TINUBU na drug dealer and criminal, but all the oyibo country begin dey invite am over for closed door meeting even before them conduct the election. because them know say na him them want make e dey there, so them put am for there.
@BlueRicaАй бұрын
@@skidrow5165 please every continent had his own wars. At one point Africans would end all the wars and make peace. 99% of the wars now in Africa are financised by Europeans. Europeans also were fighting and enslaving eachother a lot, look at their history. They had worldwar 1&2 which Africa never had. They were worse than Africans. Also colonization never ended in Africa, 90% of African leaders are puppets of the west....
@Awubala7 ай бұрын
What a brilliant woman. Talking in her FOURTH language! Thank you for having this guest we can all learn from.
@LargeChap7 ай бұрын
So refreshing to hear a black person wothout a victim complex.
@jpraise6771Ай бұрын
Without* also there are many like her, this is just the first one you've seen on the internet.
@fun3000ableАй бұрын
@@jpraise6771 no, there are many but definitely not enough. 90% are life time victims.
@alisingi7145Ай бұрын
@@fun3000ableif I were to assume that ur yt person, u should have no opinion on this amount of percentages given the historical events they have faced, ofc victimhood should be eradicated but u haven’t experienced nothing as a collective to make this opinion.
@alisingi7145Ай бұрын
With this in mind, anyone could assume you think Black ppl have victim mindset without acknowledging their loss in most part of history and the world in which ur ppl have not faced by comparison, again ofc victimhood should not be be praised nor be kept for our future development but u sound very ignorant to say the least when not adding few details to be precise on ur perspective.
@TheNewblade1Ай бұрын
Anyone who says "victim complex" is an idiot. Blacks have a victim complex for being the recipients of centuries of oppression and given no recompense, but maga don't for thinking Jews are the reason their chosen leaders keep off shoring their jobs and raising their taxes.
@naseros.7 ай бұрын
Absolutely brilliant woman! Never heard of her till now, but she is exactly the type of person Africa needs
@fortyninehike6 ай бұрын
She doesn't understand finance at all and it's really painful listening to her speak about policy.
@joanofarcxxi19 күн бұрын
I am so glad she spoke it. She does it beautifully. I am a European born woman who was raised in Africa. African countries are plagued by the gross corruption of their own exploitative, parasitical govern ments and the socialist mentality foisted upon the people.
@pedrorosaco228617 күн бұрын
There is a corruption in Africa; different governments all over in Africa are responsible for situation Africa is in today. That is true. The question is how those leaders got into the power in Africa? What happened to African nationalists and honest leaders who took over the power after independence? Take a case of Congo. Lumumba was killed by imperialists and replaced by Mobutu, and we know what happened to Congo under Mobutu. When we blame African leaders, are we really blaming African leaders like Lumumba or we are blaming imperialists puppets?
@snowflakemelter11727 ай бұрын
I worked in sub Saharan Africa and i know why Africa is poor , the fact that 5 mins after going to check on the crew on another site i would come back to find the previous crew all asleep.
@Wolf-hh4rv7 ай бұрын
Laziness is a big problem.
@PhanTasmGoriA7 ай бұрын
You do know the average IQs of sub-saharan African countries? The causative factor is genetics - Specifically under-evolved pre-frontal cortex due to archaic proto-hominid ancestry (Homo Erectus/Homo Habilis)
@stephenbrody27177 ай бұрын
@@PhanTasmGoriAwhere is there more of this information??
@maculatus677 ай бұрын
@@PhanTasmGoriAgenetics may be a contributing factor but it's only part of the big picture. Indigenous Australians have the same Denisovan and Neanderthal admixture as Eastern Asia but suffer similar issues as Sub-Saharan Africa. Genetics, diet, culture, climate and long periods (tens of thousands of years) of geological isolation have all contributed to variations in the ability of disparate population groups to thrive in the 21'st Century.
@Wolf-hh4rv7 ай бұрын
@@stephenbrody2717 you can find average IQ scores by country on the internet. Sub-Saharan African countries are very low. Zimbabwe I think is 68. That would define you in the US as a special needs person.
@jgonzalez3727 ай бұрын
It has been an absolute pleasure to listen to Mrs. Wade, her comprehensive realistic view of the Africa continent, in terms of corruption and why it is still poor today, is the best explanation why we are still dumb in the stupidity of socialism and collectivism mentality; that ruined most undeveloped corrupt countries. #FREE-MARKET= INTREPRENEUR IS THE WAY TO SUCCESS.
@stephencummins75897 ай бұрын
I Am from Argentina, exactly the same has happened there. I am hoping Milei will have a team strong enough to do what is necessary.
@chrischreative22457 ай бұрын
It looks like the judiciary there is going to fight him every step of the way.
@gamervox17077 ай бұрын
Great you voted back in the people that made your people poor in the first place. Great job.
@KekusMagnus6 ай бұрын
Milei will drag your country to hell and sell off the scraps to western investors. Your worldview is fundamentally wrong, wake the hell up
@aidenp.10006 ай бұрын
And the inflation rate is now the worst in Latin America under milei
@johannesstephanusroos496928 күн бұрын
It looks like this comment has aged well, could we have an update on this, please? All we have to go on this side of the world is "AFUERA!" 😆
@phyllislovelace815122 күн бұрын
Thank you Trigonometry
@Veracityseeker77 ай бұрын
All they do is blame, and point the finger; while harming their own people through violence, and corruption.
@BillClinton2287 ай бұрын
@@PhanTasmGoriA you can't say that... too many people have bought into the fallacy that those people are actually geniuses but their circumstances are so difficult they can never get out of poverty because of DA MAN!
@OlawumiFemi-yg7zr7 ай бұрын
@Veracity you don't understand what your people have done and still doing to my people, let me explain something to clueless being like you, colonialism is the reason why africa is poor, africa is not poor in natural resources, yet africa is in debt, I understand the narrative u yts are trying to push to the public, for your information 90% of the violence is funded by you europeans and Asians, especially the arabs. You don't know african ancient history that's why you said we harm each other, we never waged a hot or cold war on each other, it's your people culture to wage war on each other, we africans are peace loving people, u yts are m0nster., we will continue pointing fingers, if that would make our oppression being seen by others. Show me one western country that's corruption free, there's absolutely none that's not corrupt, USA is the most corrupt country in the world, yet is one of the most developed country in the world. USA literally used my people as slaves to work on their plantations and industries for 200 years, USA continues exploiting african natural resources nonstop, all the nation in the world ruled by white man is looting african resources nonstop since we got independence.
@OlawumiFemi-yg7zr7 ай бұрын
@veracity africa is underdeveloped because of economic oppression. Africa is poor cuz of violence funded by u europeans, and the looting of natural resources by multinational corporations, majority of the corporations are owned by u europeans, I can say 80% of african resources is controlled by u europeans, when we got independence, you europeans put alot of first african presidents on that sit as a puppets, this people can be defined as a descendant of slave agents, and beneficiaries, the leaders that was trying to used the natural resources for the betterment of his people, they get killed or they get couped, how come that we africans experience coups and u yts don't, the reason is those b@stards are trained during the colonialism, Yr people taught them to kill any african that doesn't succumb to them, u taught them not to protect their people but to abuse them, Yr people taught them not to value their brothers and sisters lives, you taught them not to be patriot. Likewise the police, you peoppe taught the police the same thing, u europeans are behind the oppression, suppression, and the killings of africans all over the continent. You people are the reason why we are poor cuz you keep looting our human resources and natural resources since millennium ago.
@BOZ_117 ай бұрын
Africa is the richest continent in the world in terms of natural resources, and especially minerals like cobalt, zinc and lithium. Africa is also the poorest continent in the world since, since, in places like DRC, The West extracts these resources from African mines for pennies on the dollar. They foment conflict to control access to mines and keep pesky local governments occupied with local militias and constant violence (and the overwhelming majority of small arms comes from The West, the USA being the #1 small arms exporter on the planet)
@amorosogombe96507 ай бұрын
Not all of us. Some of us realise.
@MrHellweasel7 ай бұрын
It is unfortunate that the people who need to see this the most would never accept her arguments. They will call her a sellout or accuse her of internalized whatever.
@BOZ_117 ай бұрын
Well, a Russian got a black African woman to remove European guilt over colonialism and genocide. The Germans are behind Namibian and Rwandan genocides. Germany colonized Rwanda in the late 1800s, they implemented a policy of indirect rule, governing through the Tutsi elites and treating them as superior to the Hutu. This increased tensions between the groups. When Belgium took control after WW1, they introduced a system of identity cards classifying all Rwandans as Hutu, Tutsi, or Twa. They favored the Tutsi for leadership roles, deepening the divide. They also introduced the Hamitic hypothesis (the racist theory that the Tutsi had European-like features and were naturally superior) After independence in 1962, the Hutu took power and the Tutsi were marginalized and victimized, culminating in the Rwandan genocide in 1994 Let's not forget Belgium and King Leopold's genocide of 10m in Congo, or the French genocide of Algerians (half a million killed by the French)
@Mr--_--M7 ай бұрын
I'd have to partially disagree because one thing the colonialists made sure to do was hold back the possibility of entrepreneurship. They weren't allowed a stable business environment and got trained to take the chaos as the norm. Till that problem gets taken out by the roots, the cycle will continue.
@osarobostarlite75964 ай бұрын
thank you
@GodfreyOsward17 күн бұрын
Look price of cash crops grown in Africa at international market
@TheNewblade1Ай бұрын
First she contradicts herself by saying colonialism is but not really a big factor in african povert , but then goes on to give a narrative about how before slavery we had economies....dosent that prove the point that colonialism fucked africa over? Then who says they wanted to stop there? The whole point of that acknowledgement is that you cannot fix a problem you dont understand. If you do not do something about predatory IMF loans (neo colonialism) then African countries will always be poor, there industries will always have 80% or more of there value extracted for some multi national corporation. Nothing she said changes that dynamic.
@lilianmaina424824 күн бұрын
They love her take because it absolves their countries of what colonisation did and what neo-colonialism is still doing to African countries. For instance we are currently having protests in Kenya to reject a finance bill that is being pushed down our government's throat by IMF. It's a bigger issue than she makes it
@thedigitalawakening88717 күн бұрын
You are missing her point. Yes colonialism affected Africa and no sane person can deny that - she’s saying crying over it forever won’t move us forward though! By the way Africa was not the only one colonised, many other nations around that world were invaded and colonised but after gaining independence they rebuilt and reinvented themselves- Africa after almost almost century is stil bathing and soaking in tears and blaming the colonialists for her misfortunes
@lilianmaina424816 күн бұрын
@@thedigitalawakening887 Other countries were colonised but how many are still dealing with neo-colonialism, unfair international trade policies, IMF and World Bank debt trap and harsh austerity measures, foreign interference.. She has singled out one major issue and made it the ONLY issue, that's the problem.
@ltgdr62984 күн бұрын
there's no economy, it was all slave trading, with the only exception of northen africa
@ltgdr62984 күн бұрын
@@lilianmaina4248 all of them, the economy is a jungle where you have to compete, there's no charity. China doesnt beg for money, they do buisness. But the reality is that it is extremly hard to compete against asians and western economies, thats it. Btw, trades contract and every other contracts are signed by both sides nobody "force" you to sign a contract. What you are saying is that some country in africa cannot stand up by themselves where every other colinized nations on earth where able despite the modern economic jungle. The reality is that african country and states themselves are artificial, not organic, nobody in thoses contry as a sense of common goods or common interets; in most of thoses country the population are killing each other for tribalist/ethnic differences while being citizen of the same country, how do you build a country with such a mentality ? Also every country are in debt, and most of african debt often get erased i.e the lender end up offering them the money. The reality is that debt is healthy when corretly used, but again it take good governance and leadership.
@ieatiron7 ай бұрын
What a woman, an incredibly intelligent way to look at Africa. very inspirational talk!
@SBEtherwave7 ай бұрын
Mannnnn I can't wait for this episode! Always hoped Magatte would be on Triggernometry!
@proverbalizer6 ай бұрын
AFrica is not poor, France is poor, that's why a dozen African countires subsidize France with $500 BILIION every single year
@qwerte694817 күн бұрын
... no...
@Rockstarmade22417 күн бұрын
@@qwerte6948 yes. france still owns colonies in africa till this day
@1239Elc9 күн бұрын
No...@@Rockstarmade224
@apacademy7 күн бұрын
France is the MOST dependent. EVERY country is dependent on Africa to some extent, but their populations' racism & mental illness makes them blind to nearly all reality.
@ltgdr62984 күн бұрын
the said west african country you speak of dont even have a combined GDP of 500 biliions USD, so stop making a fool of yourself that's shameful
@therocinante344318 күн бұрын
I used to work overnight at a Amazon warehouse. I thought I was the worst period of my life.. Now I understand why the Africans loved that job so much.
@osier7697 ай бұрын
Had no idea the aptly termed, Red Tape, was such an obstacle in many nations in Africa. Yet despite the laws and regulations, whether a business gets off the ground and running legally seems to come down to how Official's feel about it. I guess if you have money already and open to making a _'donation'_ they'd feel more receptive.
@vinniechan7 ай бұрын
Red Tape is a pain in trying to do business in every under developed places Africa is just one of them My uncle who went into Africa quite early (in the 90s) told me stories about that
@PhanTasmGoriA7 ай бұрын
You do know the average IQs of sub-saharan African countries? The causative factor is genetics - Specifically under-evolved pre-frontal cortex due to archaic proto-hominid ancestry (Homo Erectus/Homo Habilis)
@Kamfrenchie7 ай бұрын
i feel like red tape by itself wouldn't be that bad, but it helps corruption and incompetence flourish, which is a deadly combo
@Sindhi0016 ай бұрын
At a provincial level in Canada, it takes less than one day to set up a business. You go to a business registration office, wait in line for an hour, get your business registered, then drive over to a tax office, wait for about half an hour, get your tax number. Then go to a bank and open a business account in one hour - now you’re ready to work. At a federal level, it takes less than a year. On the contrary, in India, it takes 2 to 4 years to start a business.
@radricster7 ай бұрын
I’ve been following a KZfaqr called “Itchy Boots” as she’s been travelling Africa by motorcycle. The climate and geological conditions there seem to me to be a farmer’s dream. With good management, Africa could not only feed themselves, but could easily feed the whole world. I can’t understand why such potential is being wasted.
@risinbison11067 ай бұрын
One of my favorite channels! When she said she was going to Central African Republic I was like…..you’re going where?…..alone?
@JH-rk9gd7 ай бұрын
Itchy boots is awesome, so is Sabbatical
@deniseg-hill17307 ай бұрын
I remember when I was doing my degree in the 80s reading that Kenya could feed the whole of Africa and still have plenty of food left over.
@juniormichael3542 ай бұрын
@@deniseg-hill1730that's ain't possible most of north Kenya has harsh condition for agriculture only the south of Kenya is good for agriculture
@realDAYA14 күн бұрын
100% agree with her, I'm African but not Senegalese, I lived and worked in Senegal. they have sentiment against colonialism thinking it's their main problem. Senegal is very bureaucratic with a lot of red tapes just like other African countries. Our problems are colonialism victimhood and socialist bureaucracy which breed all the corruption as she said. the politicians use the victimhood sentiment to get into office and use the bureaucracy to embezzle public resources and the cycle repeats. I used to have this heated debates with Senegalese at work before their past elections to focus on their systems rather than kicking out France hoping all their issues will disappear but they all overwhelmingly just love the victimhood mentality. I have seen serious currency depreciation in my home country and other more developed African nations and tells them never to try de-pegging CFA from the EURO to a new currency but seek alternative means like crypto but it's too complex they tell me, crypto is a scam they said....so I watch from afar
@solangeportalescoy30947 ай бұрын
As a Cuban, a thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Mrs. Wade brilliantly explained why countries such as mine are poor and miserable. Yet a large portion of the West think it is bc of the US embargo, which goes to show that they don't even know what the embargo is about or even that most food that Cubans eat today comes from the USA. I would like to add that Cuba's political and military intervention of African countries is something you almost never hear about except to be celebrated as "internationalism", without considering the long-term cost it had for Africa.
@suzygirl18436 ай бұрын
WHITE PEOPEL ARE TRYING WAY TO HARD. YOU GOT A BLACK WOMAN ON YOUR SHOW? ISN'T THAT WOKE??????? BRICS IS IN AFRICA NOW. YOU LOST.
@KekusMagnus6 ай бұрын
Seeing people as delusionaly stupid as yourself really makes me lose hope in humanity
@beyondthepage93896 ай бұрын
Oh Please!.. not another person presenting a Straw Man argument. You @SepticFuddy are the one who mentioned slavery I did not. I personally would not even use slavery (as factual as it may be), to make my case. It's too elementary, which is probably why people like yourself use it to make your case. The fact that you even think I'm making a point about slavery just shows that you've completely missed the point altogether. What I take issue with is Miss Wade trying to PLAY DOWN the devastating role colonialism played and still plays on the African continent. Miss Wade seems to be oblivious to the fact that Western governments have a vested interest in keeping Africa, still to this day the richest continent, in poverty. Just let that sink in for a second. The richest continent with the poorest most deprived people. In other words, the people who benefit most from African wealth do not live in Africa. THAT DOES NOT HAPPEN BY ACCIDENT!!!!!! France is not the only Western country profiting by interfering in African affairs. Miss Wade clearly knows this but somehow she still can't quite connect the dots (figure out what it means in real terms). So she runs around shouting from the rooftops that Africa is filled with nothing but a bunch of dummies, which is sad because that clearly is not her intention, but nonetheless, that is the impression that most people are left with. Why do I say this?... ... because It's an easy conclusion to come to if you already have a low opinion of African people, their history, and their culture. Think about it: For every person who knows the truth, that black Africans built the Sphinx and the pyramids etc, there are a hundred people who still believe the centuries of colonial whitewashing, that black Africa has never achieved anything of any historical significance. If you believe that then why wouldn't you believe that Black Africa is essentially full of dumb or simple-minded Black people? If nothing else that would at least explain how a continent can be so rich yet so poor. In short (Miss Wade), when the Western world wants (because it has become dependent upon) what you have got (and already has cheap and easy access to it), being more business-minded is only a small part of the problem you are going to have to solve if you want to give yourself any sort of chance of getting to grips with the real issue.
@anordenaryman.70577 ай бұрын
This video answers so many questions. As a European I have often wondered why Africa always seems to be a place in chaos. Famines, failed states, civil wars, hyper inflation, slavery, genocides, refugees and generally endless poverty. I never could work out why Africa seemed unable to function. I certainly learned some things today.
@DF-ss5ep7 ай бұрын
Most of it is the Soviet Union's fault. It is demonic what was done to them. They used colonialism as an excuse to set up socialist dictatorships, exactly the same thing they accuse the CIA of doing. Communism is evil.
@ras30547 ай бұрын
Complex continent hence complex solution.
@bobbyschannel3497 ай бұрын
Africa are francophone countries when they shouldn't be look at the borders of africa, it's all wrong, artificially created. The United States and other European countries have a financial hole over that continent.. And not to mention Germany still owns agricultural land and territory in namibia, France still owns territory in their old francophone countries..
@manovrsb6 ай бұрын
When you put a bunch of opposing tribes in a country and tell them to "work together" spells disaster. Not to include the political system where tribes are voting for themselves rather than ideals, makes sense the tribe with larger population always wins the elections and provides benefits to boost their own community and find ways to oppress others.
@GeromeSmith-me9im6 ай бұрын
The bell curve.
@Zalley7 ай бұрын
Great conversation. Great lady! Hope her plans for Africa take off. 👍👏👏👏👏
@jkbrown54967 ай бұрын
"Social justice is an actual impediment to acquiring human capital" --Thomas Sowell That applies to Africa as much as it does the modern American university.
@sreckobrzin85347 ай бұрын
Also Sooo vile.
@paltomori46257 ай бұрын
Because of "Colonialism" black Africa has access to printed books, modern healthcare, electricity, railroads, better law and metric systems, better housing, sanitation etc. Without Colonialism, central and south Africans would live in the stone age, and NorthWest + NorthEast Africans would live in the "Middle Age".
@BlueRicaАй бұрын
Without Asia and Africa Europeans will be still living like Vandals and barabs...
@T.C556Ай бұрын
Absolutely. Better health care and a myriad of new health issues ( asbestosis, increased diabetes and other diet related illnesses). Westernisation also brought more devastating and imaginative ways to end life, both human and non human and also quicker methods of depleting the world’s resources. I also wonder if it was possible to spread all the benefits of Colonisation without the cruelty and dehumanising (and in some cases, genocide) of local populations ….🤔
@BlueRicaАй бұрын
@@T.C556 they always think the world wouldn't develop without Europeans.. Europeans stole a lot of their knowlegde and inventions from other nations and races. In Africa we had already everything we had our own medicines, laws, housing, masters, architecture, boats south Africans we were trading with the Chinese and Indians way before the Portugese came to Africa..And also the Stronger empires in Africa would have take over the smaller tribes and villages by now. The only thing Europeans did is mess up Africa and altered their development, Several empires of Africa were in war for more than 500 years with Europeans before they were defeated. also years of trans Atlantic slavery took place a lot of young Africans were shipped overseas, alot of the cities were destroyed and than years colonization took place and now we're still in neo colonization.. And they are Shocked why Africans are underdeveloped. Ethiopia was never colonized but they are one of the biggest country in Africa with better economy and infrastructure than other countries who were colonized, they have the biggest aircompany...
@cazrealist17 ай бұрын
I was told in the early 90s at college whilst studying refrigeration and air conditioning that Africa has three problems Cronyism Nepotism and plain old corruption and that if they ever get it together it could be a literal garden of Eden
@linmal22427 ай бұрын
They have everything; people, resources, land and ecology ! Just get it all together for everyone's benefit.
@jennyj00077 ай бұрын
Absolutely. It can be done
@BOZ_117 ай бұрын
Well, a Russian got a black African woman to remove European guilt over colonialism and genocide. The Germans are behind Namibian and Rwandan genocides. Germany colonized Rwanda in the late 1800s, they implemented a policy of indirect rule, governing through the Tutsi elites and treating them as superior to the Hutu. This increased tensions between the groups. When Belgium took control after WW1, they introduced a system of identity cards classifying all Rwandans as Hutu, Tutsi, or Twa. They favored the Tutsi for leadership roles, deepening the divide. They also introduced the Hamitic hypothesis (the racist theory that the Tutsi had European-like features and were naturally superior) After independence in 1962, the Hutu took power and the Tutsi were marginalized and victimized, culminating in the Rwandan genocide in 1994 Let's not forget Belgium and King Leopold's genocide of 10m in Congo, or the French genocide of Algerians (half a million killed by the French)
@chriszugu84227 ай бұрын
That's it. No matter what system in place if you have all 3 it will fail
@tameezdevos886825 күн бұрын
From south Africa, this woman is talking facts
@jimmyrivers89057 ай бұрын
Magatte as a former White African. I love your thoughts, If Africa could change the way you think. I would love to be back there. Back home
@suzannestack77847 ай бұрын
Listening to you speak to the truth in Africa is poetry
@summer55867 ай бұрын
This episode is so eye opening! I learned so much in just one hour!
@Craigmangoz6 ай бұрын
I miss the days when qualified people would have debates with substance, instead of catering to each other’s feelings so that nobody is offended. The fact that anybody with a pulse can have a platform to air their views even though they may not qualify to discuss the subject is very concerning.