In the U.S. liberals keep putting welfare programs in upscale Black neighborhoods that drag it down. These affordable, subsidized or shelters attract the worst among us.

@@driversseat1707 I have been interested in knowing how the US government’s role in housing has effected our black neighborhoods for a long time now. I have witnessed red lining and gentrification firsthand and I know there is even more to it that leftist politicians are not saying. What they are saying is just a way to throw us bones to control the narrative so we never land on the truth. Would you happen to have any resources I could use for research about this? I’d really love to learn more. Thanks for your insight!

Come sweetheart I'll be waiting for you.

@@klaasmalepe1406 😊💜

Checkout thechannel called "The Real South Africa" by the Blantons, an African American couple from the US, now living in South Africa for when you ready to come.

You are more than welcome back! This is home after all

Feel free to think about relocating as well but be ready for it mentally, emotionally,financially and otherwise...Come home brother,as Americans always say AFRICA IS THE FUTURE.!

@khanyisayanga-zt6bs Thanks so much. I plan to relocate there in the next two years if not sooner. Studying housing prices, lifestyles and activities as I won’t need to work. Dreaming about it every night!

I like Venda rural

to tell you the truth bro , most people living in shacks aren't south Africans but other and am telling u that in December they caught 400k Zimbabwean in south Africa illegally so can you imagine where they live and i think that's obvious

I mean those living in Ivory Park, tembisa, sashnguvo...Alexandra.

@@sergioozar9696 what's up with them

@@smizijoy4529 Social problems are a huge problem we hope to be solved in the future

God bless Angola, from SA.

They not our brothers they are devils that were enslaved for 400 years and have slave mentality. We dont claim them. Real brothers celebrate like people from Botswana. Besides we are genetically not related to west central east or north africans we are our own race in southern africa. Their people havent achieved wealth so they hate on the outside of the club.

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Mostly durable material like bricks and cement bro...

Thank you, will do next time. I appreciate

i will not disappoint! thank you

Thanks for watching

Many will agree with you

In isZulu we say "Isina muva liyabukwa" in English they say "Who laugh the last laugh the best"🇿🇦🇿🇦💥😂😂🤣🤣

ANC refused war remember , for the sake of their descendants

Thank you for your honesty

@@tloutlou2655 war would have been terrible for both parties. Hense we chose to not to go for war

thank you, will definitely do

Your comment is unnecessary though. Let people be proud of us as we are their brothers stop this thing

I like how u troll keep on watching Africans content & then complain , SA achievements are African , what have u contributed personally 🤔🥴

There are areas like these in many African countries (If you travel on the continent you will see what I mean). They might not be as tight in terms of infrastructure but there are many. And South Africa is Africa, our successes belong to all of us. The same way when someone from other African countries succeeds, I see a lot of South Africans taking credit as Africans too. Don't be that person. Africa is one, don't let colonialism blind you into thinking you are not part of the rest of the continent.

@@Silver30Surfer ofcourse there are but as much as there can be good homes alot is still different and this is not about every country. SA infrastructure is very different and our architects are amazing. Heard they are used even in the UAE

@@pmambongwe8640 . We aren't competing with other African countries stop your nonsense. It people like you who makes us look bad to other Africans

True that, thank you. Proudly African and black

Midrand is our capital city as the B Middle Class. Especially Midrand.

The majority of black South Africans ARE poor. And hat are the wealthy ones doing for the ones living in poverty in shacks? How are they giving back to their roots?

@@pinnacletransportationserv9691 Most of shack dwellers in South Africa are people who come into the country undocumented and jobless with no prospects of securing employment due to lack of skills so with no money they end uo erecting shacks. Only because people don't advertise what they are doing doesn't mean they are not doing it.

LOL @ "compared to other Africans...". Compared to other Africans SA has a far HIGHER standard of living. And the word "poor" means something different and is recorded differently in different countries. (e.g not measuring semi- & informal employment AT ALL , e.g SA ....VS. countries where 90% of people are in informal employment to begin with, so they have to be recorded, e.g. Nigeria) The best way to measure "LIKE with LIKE" is the Multidimensional Poverty Index(MPI) which cross-references ACTUAL standard of living (assets, housing, nutrition, income, education, health etc) instead of just basing it on arbitrary formal pay records. The MPI shows that 82% of Ethiopia is in multidimensional poverty. 54% of Nigeria is. On the other hand... 6% of South Africa is multidimensionally poor.

Thanks

thank you so much sis Kmaz

Thank you so much bro. Appreciated

Thanks alot for watching. I really appreciate 🙏

Thank bro

thank you

there are so many rich black south africans trust me🥰❤️ one love

Ofcourse you won't see rich black South Africans. The media working around the clock to make sure you don't see them.

Yet the number of millionaires by dollars in South Africa are black people in majority and the city that has the biggest number of millionaires is Johannesburg. Lol. I laugh when people go to poor areas that constitute only 12% of SA dwelling and claim all South African blacks are poor and marginalized yet we are here.

@@zusibone where did you get 12% from. Yes now we have lots of rich black people but millions are still poor

@@ThamiNdlalane statistics South Africa

Too much

That is if u own something

It starts in 2024, it's a watershed movement for our country again. There must be a change in Government again and the irony is that it will be the 30 year anniversary to 94!😂😂🤣 The ANC must die for our country to survive ❤🇿🇦

S.A. had no glory before 1994 it was full of rubbish . Development slowly started after independence in 1994 when indegeneous people bought or built houses wherever they wanted to

@@kelvinbongumusathobanisibo4260 we need to mark that anniversary yhe divorce

You're so right we need people with skills to run the country

@@kelvinbongumusathobanisibo4260 Let's vote ActionSa

thank you so much

Indeed 👌🏼play tranquility classic music on the journey to ride on this journey with you not usually repeat

Soon when i get bck in SA. Thanks for the love

Issue corrected on newer videos. Thanks for watching

I noticed that too, had to skip

Thank you

Thank you so much, appreciated

To live in places like this is not terribly expensive in SA. You can be a lawyer, doctor, dentist or a member of any of the traditional professions and easily afford this lifestyle. If you're income is in dollars/pounds/euros then it is even more accessible for a fraction of what would be required to live similarly in one of the developed economies of the world. That is one of the key perks of SA.

@@donmeow Katlego you said it all. Thank you

Have u ever asked the financial institutions for a loan to buy a house ? But first things first wud u qualify for a mortgage ? Check with the banks .

Don’t lie, There are many African countries that look this good also. Im SAn by the way

@lesego2933 True

wow, how is the experience?

Ready to move?

Great idea, will expand details next time thank you

Bluehills Shopping Centre is across the road and Mall Of Africa is 20 minutes away

There are lots of malls and shopping centers in the vicinity

Interesting

Thank you

I guess wherever they like! What do you think?

Midrand, half way from Johannesburg to Pretoria

Now that you point it, few estates around really have sidewalks ey. Thank you

1.the community is friendly enough for everyone to walk on the grass 2. Most people drive golf carts around the estate 3. The speed limit in the estate is 30 meaning people can use the road cars use and still avoid cars

The residents dont really walk and there is very little traffic on the roads

I agree with you

Negative person.

Google Savanna hills estate website

@Peter Vale, who stays there is largely Black Upper Middle Class in South Africa.

@ gabriel Mkhonza is right. decent job will qualify you to buy a property here. With ofcoz better income management...

Upper middle class black South Africans live here. Like most upper middle class in the world, they own large business and some in top mangerial postions.

Pretty interesting

@@Perfectafrika O yes...they didn't want to see any African Country make progress...and South Africa was one Africa Country always proof European wrong... look at South Africa...Look at all the Capital Cities of South Africa...Western Cape is voted the best and most beautiful City in the World ..and..and.. and ..is bn chosen as the "World's Heritage City".....

There is progress in black communities too, black does not mean poor. Time of those narratives is over🤞🏾🤗

@@Perfectafrika Most black South Africans know how if feels to be in poverty and the fortunate part is the there are a number of top universities in SA most of us taking advantage of NASFAS to study further and improve our lives.

Black South Africans have the largest black middle class in Africa, meaning there are many top black communities in SA

@@lozi4163 Nigeria has the largest Middle class on the continent followed by Kenya

@@Llponn No they don't, you need to do a research, you must also know that what they call middle class in Nigeria would be lower middle class in SA looking at quality of life, income and affordability. The collective individuals in SA don't just Iive higher than a Nigerian or Kenyan, even when it comes to income per capita, a professional in SA earn 6 x more than in those countries. This is why you find people from those countries looking for jobs in SA but the opposite can't be said. Both Kenya and Nigeria are lower middle income society by world bank and we are upper middle income which is even above middle income, a status that both countries are yet to reach

thank you so much, let us get the basic knowledge we need. Leadership will be understood!

Then how will i just get in if people don't get in?🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

In my area we have humps so people walk on the road and cars move slow, so we do see the need for side walk, also I walk 10 mins to the shops every second day.

No need for sidewalks coz Estates are strict no speeding is allowed

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No its lower middle class it compares with Arlington estate in Zimbabwe and many more . Upper middle will be rosebank, parkwood compares with borrowdale brooke , Philadelphia, the grange, brooke view estate and greystone park borrowdale harare Zimbabwe. Upper class no.

You are so jealous cant even help it .Oh please blacks in SA are the fastest growing middle class in the whole of Africa

@@TheHuny85 i wish me that come true

Midrand is fairly new and has a very high percentage black residences

@@jurgenschnurer9903 black South African damn what wrong with y'all jealousy mxm

is good

Lets be real, how many people can afford a house in Steyn City?

@@isoboy1000 It wouldn't exist without people buying houses there..

@@jhelm1712 You didn't answer the question, i said how many people can afford to live there?

@@isoboy1000 I think you must wait for the outcome of the Population Census. Stats SA will release them soon. You will know what changes happened in the past 10 years. What I know is that the demand for houses is high. I know that in City of Tshwane for example, the number of applications for approval of township establishment and house plans has gone high. Also the number of new developments has increased. The City has been expanding in all directions in the past 15 years. The same with City of Johannesburg. Even if we do not have the exact numbers, the increase in activities in the real estate tells you that many people can afford as compared to the past 15 years ago. you can even see the kind of houses built in Rural areas.

@@jabulanithema1467 True, that's y we have electricity issues. Property developments rising while govt was not doing its part of increasing energy capacity.