I agree with him. There's been change over the years, but it's been too slow, and political promises haven't been aligning with what has been delivered so far. At the same time, it would be unfair to not acknowledge efforts by many people in politics who actually want change, even those who are in the ruling party.

I am also voting Action SA.

Not in South Africa 😂

@@7hmnchart did he say in SA OR DID I ?Because im just praising him .I dont know his future location .But he definitely has the makings of being a successful young man .

@TheHuny85 they all do until they're 40, working wagy jobs, and about to suicide themselves out the game

This guys has no idea what his talking about.

Bro😄😄

I literally rolled my eyes like these people are so out of touch shem😐

Don't come with Problems, come with Solutions. If Not ANC then Who and Why?

@@viwembande9497 Uhm, people have been giving solutions for years. Especially from minorities, but do you think anyone wants to listen to those who actually have a reputation of building successful economies? Much of the majority think everything only evolves around them, when white people talk they talk about all South Africans, when many black people talk they talk about black people. Quite easy to spot. The DA has given solutions and have had many for so long. Overall SA is what you get when you put a modern economy in the hands of children who also have the audacity to tell the adults how the world works. Thats what i see when i hear ANC, EFF speak.

@@melon9680 "DA IS DOOMSDAY FOR SOUTH AFRICA * I don't think any South African should support a Terrorists Party(DA). 2NDLY HISTORICALLY, THE DA HAS ALWAYS TOLD SOUTH AFRICANS WHAT THE ANC IS NOT DOING RIGHT BUT THEY NEVER BROUGHT FORTH HOW THEY CAN MAKE CHANGES. PARTIES LIKE EFF, VF PLUS, PATRIOTIC ALLIANCE, UDM ETC ETC(EXCEPT THE DA) HAVE CALLED THE ANC OUT FOR ANY WRONG DOINGS AND HAVE PUT FORWARD SUGGESTIONS OR SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEM BUT THE DA HAS NEVER DONE THAT. THEY ALWAYS COMPLAIN AND THEY DO NOT SERVE SOUTH AFRICANS. IM SURE WE CAN AGREE ON THE DA PART. IF YOU DONT AGREE, DIDN'T THE DA ASK USA TO MONITOR OUR ELECTIONS?(DO YOU THINK THAT IS ACCEPTABLE?)

​@@viwembande9497 you and your ANC is the problem.. at this point, any other party is better than the crooked ANC

True that and ANC is the end of this country.

I draw parallels between Trump and Zuma and how that isn't a sufficient resistance against their return to politics

​@@SitDownAndListenWithMethat's ridiculous. As a south african, I tell you, you are insane if you vote for anyone other than Trump or RFK.

@@User47HD we don't need Trump's lies here tsek

@@DonMcLeod-wk9un and you need that walking zombie Biden? Suit yourself doos.

Wow good points right there 👍💪

Same here. 💚💚💚

Voetsek

@@sisekoalexia6178 Yini ngawe? Hamba ungazi lana uzojwayela abantu ongabazi.

Since you wanna say "Duh", please provide a worthy alternative to the ANC.

@@TheMoorishCourtofAlShaniqua BOSA, Action SA, Rize Mzansi, DA

@@RandyAndyShow 😂😂😂 Stay out of SA politics.

​@@RandyAndyShow those are actually good parties.

​@@ReverseaxissZionist funded parties are automatically disqualified for obvious reasons.

ANC COMMUNIST CRIMINAL CABAL GOVERNMENT 😑 🇿🇦

Very good 👍

Interesting figures

This’s a fact

And what are you doing exactly? Why should an 19 year old take responsibility for a society YOU voted for in '94?

Because politics in South Africa is a mafia game.

The young man should be careful, bringing children in this environment is risky

Voting does not equal accountability, that's for commissions/tribunals/courts to decide.

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Fair point. I get so angry seeing my peers not care enough. All they know is liquor and parties. You're right when you say more need to get up and go vote.

There is a general sense of Pessimism in the youth.

That's not our problem. The constitution must be amended to repeal the whole "if I don't vote, then my vote goes to the majority party" nonsense. I said I ain't voting, anything else is fraud. But I don't expect foreigners to understand.

​@@YETI_312Stop speaking ill about us to impress Europeans. If the youth are out of order, who raised them?

Do coloureds speak for themselves in public spaces

That's not true in South Africa, I don't know about Zim. But that's not true in SA.

Not true fr SA,really not true

Coloured people have access to BBBEE and other stuff. They can access NASFAS.

There's a reason why this video is centered around the youth, as per the title. You just need to realize that those who were interviewed here are only a fractional portion of the youth. Trust me, we know how things work in this country coz you can just open a book and learn about these things. You can't come to this platform and undermined the youths opinions while the elderly are greedy, selfish, corrupt, impotent and fickle. We are fucken tired of having to RESPECT old hags that don't respect us, the nation and the future. Say what you wanna say but in 30 years... it'll be us dealing with the shambles not y'all so let the youth speak, let the youth act and let the youth learn.

@@YETI_312 My guy (girl), I pay tax. So much tax that it is more than some people's salaries. I tell you if you have not paid tax you know nothing. I'm not saying this to insult you. When you work your ass off, have to pay R30 000 to get your car fixed so you can get to work, pay for expensive fuel to get to work. Spend days at the office which you could be spending with your children, and can't rest unless a boss approves your request for a holiday you will understand the pain of earning a salary. When you have gone through that pain, to then have 1/3... 1 full third, taken away by government because "it is not fair to others"... you will understand the pain of paying tax. When you have financial dreams like owning your own home and car and giving your kids a good life, and work for that dream only to be dispossessed of your reward because there are people DEMANDING free houses, water, electricity, NSFAS funds and so much more... and you know that someone else promised them those things with YOUR money... you will understand the pain of tax. Opening a book is an academic exercise. Reading about tax and Soweto '64 is an academic exercise. To LIVE the experience of not being able to afford something even though you earn enough, but the tax reduces it is a viceral, real, personal and deep pain. These kids haven't gotten there yet. Talk to taxpaying students and they'll tell you what i mean. I don't need to respect kids who haven't yet earned their stripes. Like I was when I was their age, they know nothing of life.

@@AlternativPerspectiv fair enough. I suppose you don't support the anc, coz the taxpayers money is always stolen or even wasted. Would you feel otherwise if you actually saw the positive difference that your tax would make??

​@@AlternativPerspectiv I think they are asking the "youth" because of the millions of registered youth who did not vote in the previous election and then the millions who have not registered to vote for this coming election. As touched in the video. They literally have the numbers to change the outcome of the election result. The youth being ages 18 to 29.

​@@AlternativPerspectivthe youth voicing out their frustration and wanting to be heard from the failing government is not what's causing your problems. The government's failure to have a progressive and growing economy is. I'm 24, a freelance fashion designer who is also struggling to run a business by myself due to the increasing cost of resources, but I'm going to be vocal and voice my anger to the government or political parties. Having taxpaying students isn't enough to solve the problems that we have, because even if you, students and workers who pay tax to help stabilize our economy, it isn't going to help if we have an ineffective government that misappropriates taxpayers money through fruitless and wasteful expenditure, corruption and effective and progressive planning. All these parties talk about increasing 4 million jobs, fixing in infrastructure and getting more foreign investors to help boost the economy. But not a single one talks about how are they going to do that or talks about the simplest, most effective way to tackle youth unemployment, which is overhauling and changing the education system from basic to higher education so there can be a streamlined "education-to-job" pipeline. We've had a useless curriculum and basic education minister for over 10 years who hasn't done much to make sure that when learners choose their subjects in Gr 10, they can guarantee that it leads to a successful studying career in university. We need more high schools that need to be schools of specialization in certain industries, and universities and industries, whether it be agriculture, science, technology, arts and culture, etc, partner with those high schools to guarantee that they have an easier path into that specific job market. And universities need to partner more with government and private industries to help students with internships that can lead to job opportunities. Our universities and industries expect us to get work individually, but how can we when companies expect you to have 5 years of experience in a certain job or to have an Honors degree, because a Bachelors doesn't mean much when applying these days. When the government can overhaul and change the education system, then we can talk about taxpaying students because it won't be a burden on just the working class as 3rd and 4th year students will already be in a job paying some small form of tax. Voice your anger at the government. Not the youth. We are all trying to survive and making a decent living like you.

Absolutely!

😂

Good question

No, she is an international presenter. She doesn't even live in SA. She lives in Germany.

Of course we do have correspondents from SA, however, the Street Debate is mostly hosted by Edith Kimani and she travels to several countries to do same, which explains why she is in J'bourg for this edition of the Show. Hope this helps. In the meantime, keep watching DW channel for more quality content. We love to see you!

Bruh, I was looking for this comment. I am shocked by what that dude said.

@@mytuh4 me too, that’s why I wrote it. Just feel bad for the people that a good discussion is not even possible if you just dotch basic facts

" Turn things around " by letting all illegal immigrants in South Africa right? That's their main priority isn't?

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I'm voting ACTIONSA

Look into other options.

Simple💯

That's why I'm voting ACTIONSA

ActionSA is the answer

Try Action SA.

That’s a lie

That's not our problem. Amend the Constitution.

​@@TheMoorishCourtofAlShaniqua who is gonna amend the Constitution??? Obviously the party in power. Who is the party in power? ANC! Does ANC do anything? No. So dumb b*tvh vote!!! Vote them out if you want change

Thank you for this suggestion, we will keep that in mind for the future. It is helpful to hear from you.

Rise?

Zim babwe is on another extra bad level. Can't mension Algeria next to Zimbabwe in the same sentence.

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The parties and independents running this year were 81 altogether - 70 parties and 11 independents.

You can say that again,true growth comes from within,we need to cultivate our soul power and govern ourselves from within...

If EFF ever gets in power South Africa will go down the drain. We need leaders to look up to, who have respect towards other people, who know how to behave with other world leaders. If the EFF gets in power all investments will be taken out of South Africa and many companies will leave. It would be the worst what could happen to South Africa

Maybe when my brain stops working

Eff are anc coalition buddies

If EFF ever gets in power South Africa will go down the drain. We need leaders to look up to, who have respect towards other people, who know how to behave with other world leaders. If the EFF gets in power all investments will be taken out of South Africa and many companies will leave. It would be the worst what could happen to South Africa

Anc buddies

It has already become and nothing will save it.

Yeah if the so called “clean DA” was inclusive of black people we would have voted for them but they chose to be as arrogant as the ANC leaders so they’re not different. I don’t get why yt people act like it’s a color thing that the country was ran down the drain. It’s uneducated, selfish and greedy black individuals; if you know black people’s values you’d know that none of them condone such behaviour.

@@isaymymind1727 Yes haha

​@@isaymymind1727 if people don't act then unfortunately nothing will save it. That's why we must all act ASAP

@@YETI_312 Acting by voting Malema and also maintaining this current mentality of being owed just because they survived