Truth! Thanks to you both for spreading hope and showing people how they can find their home in South Africa. I am Native American (Shawnee and Chippewa) and as a regular business visitor to South Africa for 28 years (living half time in South Africa) I can whole heartedly agree with everything TheRealSouthAfrica is telling you. I have nothing but love for the people of South Africa and that extends to Mark and Dr Latasha Blanton, born in the US and now proudly sharing their experiences and the truth about South Africa. Please keep spreading the word and bringing people home!!
Sister Price don’t beat around the bush. Say it. America is not all it’s built up to be. The struggle we go through to achieve a decent life for our families can be achieved there in South Africa for sure. But without the stress and racism. Thank you for your honest comments on this video.
Sister Price, as I am also a Retiree here in Jozzi, and yes US is not all of that and a bag of chips , however corruption is world wide. You WILL experience corruption here as well. All that glitters is NOT GOLD.
Hello everyone...spring has sprung I hope our fellow SAns and Tourists will enjoy the beautiful SA weather. To our locals don't forget to book your trips and tour the country. Sho't left Mzansi!!! Mad love for TRSA!!!
It's really touching to see what other Africans are going through in their respective "home countries", to the point where they see migrating HOME to Africa as their only hope for peace. Let's continue praying for the unity of Africa and for us as Africans throughout the content to embrace each other and love one another. I think the Africans in the Diaspora are the missing pieces to the Unity of Africa. As they come back to the continent they are coming with resources to help build the African countries. This is an exciting time to be alive. God bless Africa and her children.❤💞💕
@IamAman Dempesi The difference between the African people in the Diaspora and the Africans in Africa (who migrate to South Africa, in particular), is that most of the people in the African Diaspora were born and raised in well developed countries. Whereas the Africans migrating from within the continent are leaving their homes of origin because of economic suffering caused by underdevelopment which leads to poverty, hence the need to seek economic opportunities elsewhere. The difference is that those in the Diaspora who want to come back HOME to Africa (as their home of origin too), have the economic advantage (not necessarily all of them but the majority), which leads to them having the economic leverage of being financially empowered from the stability in the countries that they come from. Understanding, compassion, and being visionaries of a better Africa for all is the key here. Africa is home for all Africans. Let's work towards unifying Africa and make it the powerhouse that it truly is.✌❤
I wish The Real South Africa can one day do a video collaboration or interview with an American vlogger Vlogger called MANSA MAYNE who also recently moved to SA. He has been doing the most learning about the youth culture in SA and I think a conversation with both The Real South Africa and Mansa Mayne would be a special one.
I think they have collaboration with someone hotels and restaurants here.i mean visitors likes to taste local food or something new or explore something different.
The nice thing about SA is, that it is not a country that you have to come to and have to build up, SA is very developed, it is a country where you get everything[ water,electricity,healthcare,education etc,] that you would get in any "first world" country. SA is a multiracial country where you as a black person is the majority, from doctors,nurses, policemen,lawyers,judges, mayors,ministers up to the president ,majoritry black if not all black.It is not perfect, just the best.
@@mkdempisi My friend that's more than 40 years ago and we're not standing still we moving forward. Remember then there are things we were not allowed to be part of but today we are and we are taking full advantage of our freedom, eg. how many black economists, engineers, judges, CEO's etc. we had then (possibly non) and how many do we have today (a number of them and growing). It is possible my friend.
Hi Mr and Dr Blanton, that was a nice interview, you’re brought more people here that are not even announcing their presence in the country, but I know deep down they’ll forever be grateful to TRSA for opening their eyes to possibilities in SA🇿🇦
Thank you Mark and Dr Latasha. I can't believe this is happening in my lifetime. I am 58 years of age and just retired from a law enforcement job. I hope our other people left behind in America may start to realize what this S.A. has for them and what our forefathers fought for knowing that the fruids are now ripe for all melanin people of america and the world to come and enjoy. I too being a local south african, I am having a good time in S.A. I will never go and live anywhere except in our sunny South Africa. Because I am a South African I will just drive to kruger national park and book for myself in a safari lodge for just a week. We have many lasure places to visit. Others I haven't visited yet becouse of work constraints I had before retirering.
I am South African and addicted to this "Real South Africa ", like I get so emotional to hear the stories that you (my people in America) has been lied to for all these years, your safety concerns, We have seen how the police in America treat you guys and the brutality towards our people is just so sickening. You will always be welcomed in our beautiful country, your home, once you land in our country will immediately blend in, you will feel a different air and if possible you will feel the welcome from your ancestors, COME AND EXPERIENCE IT
Hi Beloved family; Tasha and Mark, Where are you guys? We miss you guys, Hope all is well Can't wait for your next updates.. Love you lots and take care,
Black Americans and black brits should also consider Africa for vocations just like the do with Caribbean or south east asia countries... Africa is your ancestral home too
A WM told me that they use the same playbook because it has always worked. Don’t change something that has always worked. At least he was honest. Fortunately, it’s not working anymore. The internet was the worse thing to happen to them. 😆
$2500 - $3000 dollars a month for rent? Wow in Cape Town alone you could live like a king or queen. You could even rent a nice house in a nice area for that money with some change to spare.
I would welcome back any Africa American back into South Africa . They would really bring skills and talent. Everybody wants to be like black Americans including us here in SA.
Can they stay more connected with their channel this family and I share similar occurrence issues with public schools projects awkward illustration boy drama bullying etc I’d like to connect with them I’m working on budget for diplomatic travel
The beautiful veneer of South Africa reminds me of the Western World which were both built on the backs of blacks. If the veneer is pulled back SOWETO and any ghetto in the Western World are those that did the heavy lifting in both places. Until we change our way of thinking collectively, no matter where we go the appearance of success by us is really a veneer.
God’s children are returning HOME. We are the real Jews and now they are getting scared. They know the time has come and they can’t stop it but they’ll still try
That education you are running from in America is definitely coming to South Africa. We like copy pasting American society. We also have a huge wave of wokeism and liberalists and they are also attacking our society here as well. It’s a huge problem everywhere tbh.
It is amazing what can happen when you actually come here as a tourist and do it properly? TheRealSouthAfrica.com
Truth! Thanks to you both for spreading hope and showing people how they can find their home in South Africa. I am Native American (Shawnee and Chippewa) and as a regular business visitor to South Africa for 28 years (living half time in South Africa) I can whole heartedly agree with everything TheRealSouthAfrica is telling you. I have nothing but love for the people of South Africa and that extends to Mark and Dr Latasha Blanton, born in the US and now proudly sharing their experiences and the truth about South Africa. Please keep spreading the word and bringing people home!!
My 85 year old mother-in-law love it there. She saw it for herself.
When are you back
Thank you Mr and Mrs Blanton for promoting this country. South Africa is finally getting recognized by the world 🇿🇦 👏👏
Sister Price don’t beat around the bush. Say it. America is not all it’s built up to be. The struggle we go through to achieve a decent life for our families can be achieved there in South Africa for sure. But without the stress and racism. Thank you for your honest comments on this video.
There is racism this side too bro
@@thabo3866 doesn't mean shit in the majority unlike being minority in the US
Sister Price, as I am also a Retiree here in Jozzi, and yes US is not all of that and a bag of chips , however corruption is world wide.
You WILL experience corruption here as well. All that glitters is NOT GOLD.
A lot of us believe what we see through your channel and Wode Maya’s channel. We are just getting our coins together.
It will happen my brother, don't give up. We will patiently wait for you as well.
Hello everyone...spring has sprung I hope our fellow SAns and Tourists will enjoy the beautiful SA weather. To our locals don't forget to book your trips and tour the country. Sho't left Mzansi!!! Mad love for TRSA!!!
Wow that's awesome....All the very best and best wishes to Charlene and Darlene with you transition plans to SA. We love AA ❤❤❤❤❤
Very inspiring my people. I’m getting on the same road to Freedom! Good fortune to the twins!!!
That's beautiful they are trying to find a home. I wish them all the best.
It's really touching to see what other Africans are going through in their respective "home countries", to the point where they see migrating HOME to Africa as their only hope for peace. Let's continue praying for the unity of Africa and for us as Africans throughout the content to embrace each other and love one another. I think the Africans in the Diaspora are the missing pieces to the Unity of Africa. As they come back to the continent they are coming with resources to help build the African countries. This is an exciting time to be alive. God bless Africa and her children.❤💞💕
While we giving resources in Africa away, all for nothing
I agree with you 100 💯🇿🇦 and I feel their pain we don't how much they going through but that heavy man joh 🤔
@IamAman Dempesi The difference between the African people in the Diaspora and the Africans in Africa (who migrate to South Africa, in particular), is that most of the people in the African Diaspora were born and raised in well developed countries. Whereas the Africans migrating from within the continent are leaving their homes of origin because of economic suffering caused by underdevelopment which leads to poverty, hence the need to seek economic opportunities elsewhere. The difference is that those in the Diaspora who want to come back HOME to Africa (as their home of origin too), have the economic advantage (not necessarily all of them but the majority), which leads to them having the economic leverage of being financially empowered from the stability in the countries that they come from. Understanding, compassion, and being visionaries of a better Africa for all is the key here. Africa is home for all Africans. Let's work towards unifying Africa and make it the powerhouse that it truly is.✌❤
You said a mouthful
well said , cant agree more, African -Americans are the missing link to help unite Africa, they definitely must come HOME
I wish The Real South Africa can one day do a video collaboration or interview with an American vlogger Vlogger called MANSA MAYNE who also recently moved to SA. He has been doing the most learning about the youth culture in SA and I think a conversation with both The Real South Africa and Mansa Mayne would be a special one.
Very true
I didn't know Mansa Mayne moved to South Africa. I love that guy especially for his love for Africa
Another beautiful discussion with TRSA. Wishing this family all the best on their new journey to becoming SA citizens!!
Maybe she can open an American Soul food restaurant. Theres surely a market 💃😋with TRSA bringing so many AA
I think they have collaboration with someone hotels and restaurants here.i mean visitors likes to taste local food or something new or explore something different.
Another great discussion today 👊🏿
Mr. Blanton I feel it what your guest are saying...in SA some of us , we still have scars of oppression
Thank You TRSA 🇿🇦. South Africa is more than Safari, More opportunities in all sectors.
Welcome To Afrika Dzonga 🇿🇦❤️🇺🇸
This is your home people, don't be scared
Thanks for sharing. We have been watching several of your videos and find them very positive. My wife and I are planning on coming there in 2023
Id love to visit my home land of Africa one day
We'll be celebrating our african new year on the 23rd
AFRICAN Americans come visit and move to Sunny South Africa🇿🇦🌍✊🇿🇦💪✊🇿🇦🌍✊🇿🇦🌍✊. Welcome back family..great interview session.
The nice thing about SA is, that it is not a country that you have to come to and have to build up, SA is very developed, it is a country where you get everything[ water,electricity,healthcare,education etc,] that you would get in any "first world" country. SA is a multiracial country where you as a black person is the majority, from doctors,nurses, policemen,lawyers,judges, mayors,ministers up to the president ,majoritry black if not all black.It is not perfect, just the best.
Well said 🙌🏾🇿🇦💯
Facts!
That doesn't sound practical though because in 1980 SA had only 60 black doctors.
@@mkdempisi we were not yet some of us . Now we doctors.
@@mkdempisi My friend that's more than 40 years ago and we're not standing still we moving forward. Remember then there are things we were not allowed to be part of but today we are and we are taking full advantage of our freedom, eg. how many black economists, engineers, judges, CEO's etc. we had then (possibly non) and how many do we have today (a number of them and growing). It is possible my friend.
Oh wow!! They are from my home town. Very cool!! I'm up next. Looking and planning a trip for 2023.🙌🙏❤️
2 great women they are
TRSA 🇿🇦🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.
Hey Blanton's. There is another option for a permanent resident. Research about investors permanent permit in south Africa
Such a lovely discussion 💫
We love you guys welcome home
South African is for Africans! It's heaven for our people. Come let's build together ✊🏿🇿🇦
Hi Mr and Dr Blanton, that was a nice interview, you’re brought more people here that are not even announcing their presence in the country, but I know deep down they’ll forever be grateful to TRSA for opening their eyes to possibilities in SA🇿🇦
Thank you Mark and Dr Latasha. I can't believe this is happening in my lifetime. I am 58 years of age and just retired from a law enforcement job.
I hope our other people left behind in America may start to realize what this S.A. has for them and what our forefathers fought for knowing that the fruids are now ripe for all melanin people of america and the world to come and enjoy.
I too being a local south african, I am having a good time in S.A. I will never go and live anywhere except in our sunny South Africa.
Because I am a South African I will just drive to kruger national park and book for myself in a safari lodge for just a week. We have many lasure places to visit. Others I haven't visited yet becouse of work constraints I had before retirering.
I am South African and addicted to this "Real South Africa ", like I get so emotional to hear the stories that you (my people in America) has been lied to for all these years, your safety concerns, We have seen how the police in America treat you guys and the brutality towards our people is just so sickening. You will always be welcomed in our beautiful country, your home, once you land in our country will immediately blend in, you will feel a different air and if possible you will feel the welcome from your ancestors, COME AND EXPERIENCE IT
If u come with that dollar in SA, u can surely live like a king 🤴
I just typed the same thing. Cape Town or Sandton could be your play ground with some change to spare 😂
We love you guys, God bless
She could open up a soul food restaurant in SA. But make it healthy, because we don’t need to be bringing high blood pressure and diabetes to SA. Ijs
Hehehehe 😅, but true. We try look after ourselves here. But nawe the way you put it maan 😂😂😅
@vienicestyles
Exactly what I thought when they mentioned “soul food”: full of the wrong type of cholesterol etc
@@thembi9645 I don’t eat “soul food” anymore. I refer to it as “slave food.”
I'm mad early.... Hello TRSA
Hi Beloved family; Tasha and Mark,
Where are you guys?
We miss you guys,
Hope all is well
Can't wait for your next updates..
Love you lots and take care,
Black Americans and black brits should also consider Africa for vocations just like the do with Caribbean or south east asia countries... Africa is your ancestral home too
A WM told me that they use the same playbook because it has always worked. Don’t change something that has always worked. At least he was honest. Fortunately, it’s not working anymore. The internet was the worse thing to happen to them. 😆
Welcome home american feel at home, and enjoy yourself
Africa is the future
Agreed!
$2500 - $3000 dollars a month for rent? Wow in Cape Town alone you could live like a king or queen. You could even rent a nice house in a nice area for that money with some change to spare.
May you please invite @MansaMayne for an interview while he is still around SA,.
@@myownview2611 chill bra. Chill it's not a big deal it's just a suggestion
What city are they normally located in?
Beautiful ox-tails
I would welcome back any Africa American back into South Africa . They would really bring skills and talent. Everybody wants to be like black Americans including us here in SA.
beautiful family lookalikes
Where is Julian from Florida?
Exactly what I have been asking myself. I liked him in the first trip
@@gotellthatfoxapologetics even me
@@andilemabengu6314 seemingly he is home and working
@@gotellthatfoxapologetics we miss him.
welcome to SA sistas,enjoy yo stay in de motherland
Our people are coming back.😀😀😀 Let the sleeping dogs lie.
Can they stay more connected with their channel this family and I share similar occurrence issues with public schools projects awkward illustration boy drama bullying etc I’d like to connect with them I’m working on budget for diplomatic travel
Where you from?
The beautiful veneer of South Africa reminds me of the Western World which were both built on the backs of blacks. If the veneer is pulled back SOWETO and any ghetto in the Western World are those that did the heavy lifting in both places. Until we change our way of thinking collectively, no matter where we go the appearance of success by us is really a veneer.
I real feel her "Pain of Being Black in America"
$8000 household monthly bill is madness
I like them
God’s children are returning HOME. We are the real Jews and now they are getting scared. They know the time has come and they can’t stop it but they’ll still try
your audio is poor
I am first
Yes you are!
I do not miss any video
Askies........who are you??? If you have not left western cape since arriving from the US....please keep up
PLEASE make contact with MANSA MAYNE
He will boost your reach to younger AA audience.
how are things?, mmate.what a unreal !
That education you are running from in America is definitely coming to South Africa. We like copy pasting American society. We also have a huge wave of wokeism and liberalists and they are also attacking our society here as well. It’s a huge problem everywhere tbh.