I think what she means by the school admissions especially with public schools is that it depends on where you stay. There are jurisdictions. If you live in centurion there are a list of schools you can apply to. And schools are encouraged to consider kids who live on their jurisdiction first before they admit kids from elsewhere. So actually what she's saying about schools is true
To say transportation is a hustle in South Africa would be an incorrect generalisation coz there is vast transportation modes and types in South Africa: you can use Uber, bus, train and taxis as they are refered in SA. Having a motorbike in South Africa doesn't mean you are rich, it is just unusual. Everyone uses cars in South Africa coz the weather is good for it. We have cold and rainy weather which comes any time and a bike would be a disadvantage in that.
I think she meant that we use bikes for enjoyment not for transportation. But she failed to also mention that the bikes that we buy are expensive (hence Luxury)
@@happygolucky4635 we all do. All you have to do is call that number and hear who answers. Better yet book an appointment and see who exactly you meat with. It's disgusting.
@@happygolucky4635 did you also see what cameroonians were doing in Pretoria? There's a video here on TH-cam of voodoo ceremony they were performing in Pretoria a couple of days ago. No shame what so ever.
Don’t be put off if people are correcting you or showing displeasure on your videos. One thing to know about South Africans is that they’re very passionate about their country. Good video, please make more.
WoW, I really ENJOYED your video. You sound , look like, and act like any South African. Thank you so much for speaking highly of our country, you were spot on regarding your observations about SA. We lord you and you are 100% one of us South Africans. We love you!
I love how you give relevant and important information to people coming to South Africa. Like as a South African. I'm tired of hearing about robots being traffic lights. This gives actual informative information.
It’s not mandatory to pay monthly..there are options for annually or per term and monthly.. people just prefer that one because it seems easier and more affordable that a lampsum
School fees are not paid monthly in all schools (we used to pay annually at my former school) and government schools are mostly free. You only pay if you can afford to
In Cameroon they drve a scooter which is about 4000 Rands. So they are not safe and are not allowed in the freeway motorbike costs mre than a car. Its safe allowed in the freeway. Scooter s are used pnly for short distance to deliver fast food.
Great video even though somethings are inaccurate. Welcome to South African. I am happy to see that you are open for learning😊. Socialise with the locals and you will never want to go back home. Nice to see a Bantu from Cameroon.😊
On 16 June, the issue was with Afrikaans as medium of instruction in schools... Not really English. However, there is so much more to it than just the language.
@Chris M yswitchcom Being Bantu means nothing when it comes to accent, many Cameroonians do not sound like her, East Africans do not sound like Southerners, Zim accent is different from SA accent, she has a South African accent.
Africa is beautiful 😻 you have to appreciate what you have ,, just you have to work hard to be have nice and comfortable life,,,just be with positive Vive ☘️🌸🌺🌼🌼🌺🌺🌷🌹
Wow I am.so impress Namibia and Cameron has so many in common. Transportation system school terms. Only diffrence we have is school fees are free in Namibia. Unless private. U will maybe pay only for little needy gritties
In South Africa whn we want to do abortion we go to hospitals dear n I like u to take a very good look at those pamphlets n check them well well they r not printed by South Africans.and another thing every country has its own rules take them or leave
You were quick to do this video and your facts are seventy percent in accurate.I wish I could see a video South African make a video stay in your country.
There are South Africans that travel to other countries and create videos on life in that country. You should do more research and you will see. I would create a video to make corrections to some of the things I said in my old videos because I learnt a lot of new things in the comment sections like abortion being free, some schools being free with free food. So please leave your corrections and I will definitely touch on them. Thanks a lot Thembi 😊😊
Thembi, what you said was just uncalled for. SAns are everywhere in the world. We are so quick to say our legal African sisters and brothers must go- but Europeans and Chinese are flooding this country buying land and houses. SA must teach correct history. We are blood related to every African. By hating them, we portray self hate
A bike is not really a luxury. We just don't use them as public transportation. Plenty of people have them but you won't see them use their bikes as taxis. That's all
@@danceswithwolves7085 it means you went to the ones in surbubs which we use to call model C. If you were attending in villages or townships you wouldn't have paid
But you can’t compare those okada’s with the bikes here😂 but it’s ok because you made it clear and as far as taxis are concerned in the townships you just have to stand by the road side and get one just like in Cameroon without having to go to the taxi rank.
Thanks Masego for the comment. I understood from a friend that they apply online for schools for Grade R kids and the selection is based on where one stays. As in one could be appointed to a school closer to their home rather than a school of choice. So that was strange to me because in Cameroon, you apply directly to the school of your choice.
@@geraldinengibudjetkeu I've personally never heard of such Because most people in townships actually go to schools outside their locations, some go to boarding schools very far from home.. I don't why your friend had the government choose where they went to school.. it's very interesting to me 🤔
Abortion is accepted but it's mostly non South Africans who advertise those places alk over the places coz they are trying to make money. The service is offered for free in government hospital so South African doctors don't advertise like that and those bogus doctors target people who don't know coz South Africans know that you don't pay so they use hospitals.
Thanks for the comment and information Nomfuneko. I will definitely share this correct information with the rest of the world. Thanks a lot for sharing as this could go a long way 😊😊
Thanks Nkosi for the comment. I have come to realise that this was a miscommunication. The correct shock is the fact that when applying for schools in South Africa, people also submit their proof of address. Selection is based on that and priority is giving to those that live close to the school. For us in Cameroon, you don’t need to submit proof of address when applying to a school. All you need is academic record 😊😊
@@thato596 True, if we're being honest, yes the government does choose schools for you if you choose to go to a public school. The fact that a child is selected for a particular school based on their address means it's chosen for you by the government, it's a policy by the government nje. There's nothing she said regarding that that was incorrect really. It's different with private schools obviously, but I don't think she was talking about private schools. So she's correct.
Have you noticed that South Africans do not know the meaning of queues? Do not be surprised if they go in front of you and do not tell them that the queue starts here or there, because immediately they tell you to go back to your country or that they have been already in the queue, meaning they go there to mark their territory and then they come back.
I like how you admit your mistakes my african sister. Keep it up and stay positive. Atleast now you know South Africans dont play if your facts are not on point. Once again stay positive and ( Zizo jiki zinto) 🤣🤣🤣
Abortion posters are mostly adverts by Zimbabweans and Maliwians and are all illegal. Markets (worn clothes and shoes) in Joburg are mostly done by foreigners, especially Nigerians and Congolese nationals, these are new concepts to us as well.
Thanks for sharing this information. I do partake in Mandela’s day activity through the university I study at. On Mandela’s day, we usually go out to orphanages and help with their activities. It’s always fun working with different people for a good cause
Lovely video. Though we do have the freedom of the press and speech to call out corruption, the South African government (still in the clutches of the ANC) is extremely corrupt and freedom still has to lead to voting in a non-criminal government. South Africa still has a very long way to go before it’s freedom produces a society on the level of successful societies. The problem with Eskom is that the policies of the ANC government have been extremely destructive to South Africa. South Africa will die unless the ANC is replaced with a classically liberal government made up of centrist opposition parties.
Those Bikes that we use here in SA are too expensive to be used as a Public Transport. You can buy a nice car with a price of those Bikes. Don't compare these Bikes and the one they use in Nigeria, GHana, Cameroon. I don't own one because they are expensive.
Thank you for touching on our public holidays 🎉💃🏽and our freedom! Even though our freedom is useless because we’re all talk and no action 🤡 Proud of our 🏳️🌈 rights!! And yes, our school skirt have to be above the knee because kids should be allowed to be kids. It’s a pity that some people obviously sexualise children. But in all honesty, kids should be free- were the ones who are a danger to them.
Not that there is no freedom in Cameroon and the rest of Africa, all we have is verbal freedom. It is not practically. See practically what’s happening in Nigeria right now with the election. It’s seem like everyone wanted Peter Obi to be their president but did he win the elections? Of course no he didn’t. Rather a very old elderly man was declared winner. So yes SA’s freedom is more practical than verbal.
There is a lot of things that are not true in this video. Another thing that I dont get is how come all these youtubers compare South Africa with their countries, as if the way they do things is the right way. You hardly see South Africans going to them countries and making videos.
Thanks Alice for the comment. I didn’t say that in my country we do things the right way. For example, in my country, we don’t have freedom as you guys have this side. We don’t have beautiful malls like you have, we don’t have many holidays like you have. I created this video so that more South Africans can be proud of their country. Ain’t no perfect country or person in the world. You should check out the Part 3.
Do your research about school cos what you said only applies to Gaunteng. Because of influx of people. Plus only private schools pay school fees. Government schools are free and there's free meal
I really dislike it when the abortion point comes up in these videos because conveniently you never hear anyone mentioning who those flyers belong to. But it's easier to just make it a South African thing I guess
Also the part where government allocates kids to school is inaccurate..you can apply to any public school you wish your kid to attend.. where are you getting your information from? I think the person who tells you all this is misleading you
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣No you don't pay for school fees South Africa unless you go for private shools, in public schools you just pay once which is very cheap no my sister you didn't do your research right,no principal can expel anyone for not paying a school fees
Thanks for the comment Itumeleng Yes I didn’t say in South Africa people get expelled for not paying fees. On the contrary, that happens in Cameroon. If you can’t afford fees in my country, they send you home. Until you bring the money, you don’t come to school 🤷🏽♀️🙈.
Aii Zimbabweans are Bantus too, but they have a country that they must stay in and fix. We have to do away with this Ubuntu thing of being a free for all just because...🤦🏽♀️
@@Sterfillah Invite them to Zim and leave SA out of it. We've made it clear that we are not khumbaying with any of you. We have xenophobia here, remember?
Also about abortion, all those posters you see are illegal and not posted by South Africans.. I’m sorry to say this but it is 100% foreigners and very unsafe so that is a culture shock for us too
Some of these comments are sad🙄and I am a watered down African meaning African American 🤷🏽♀️at least that’s what I have been referred to and every damn form I have to fill out here in the states I find it quite interesting how Africa is a continent with over 50 countries and be having beef with each other much like the so called Blacks or African Americans here in the states and the irony is all but two countries have been colonized 🤦🏾♀️ so when some Africans shit on blacks here in the states yet shit on each other back home as well as being stripped due to colonialism just look at your fellow Brutha and Sistah abroad across the water and refer to us as LEARNED BEHAVIOR 🙄✊🏿💯🫶🏾❤️
Point of correct… the youth fought for teachings not to be in Afrikaans and not English as you claim because now you are beginning to sound as if South Africans are allergic to English… so be careful the kind of information you are giving out there. Your content is still very nice though🙂
I was about to subscribe but now i have doubts. I feel like u are misrepresenting our country in certain aspects. Re: schools. School fees are not really paid monthly unless its a private school. The goverment does not place anyone in schools. U apply where u want and attend there. Gov has nothing to do with placement. They only hire and pay teachers, provide stationery and food for students. Thats it. Lots of incorrect facts in your vid. But oh well... Maybe thats your experience
Abortion Posters: Those are not put up by South Africans. Abortion is legal and free so you can simply go to hospital and get an abortion. We don't need to put up posters . It's these people who come here and get up to no good, those abortions are not safe at all. Maybe ask Cameroonians why they come here and do that.
😂😂😂😂😂 it all goes down to the point of freedom as I stated in the video. Thanks for letting me know that abortion is legal. It’s a very vital information you’ve posted 😊😊
@@zipporahyourexplorer4891 masingaqhelwa. Everyone says it's us who put up these posters when it's actually the criminals they export to SA that want to kill vulnerable young girls
She got so many things completely wrong. While such videos can be enlightening, it would really help if people could do some basic research. I just wonder how one can put South Africa in one pot. One area could be an urban person (Cameroonian) comparing her life to urban South Africa. At times you get someone who grew up in a village and comparing that to urban South Africa. That can't work.
80% Of the things you have said are not true at all.🤣🤣🤣 The government does not choose for you where to study. With taxis, it differs where you live not every time you have to walk to the taxi rank. But we like your content🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for the comment Akabongwe. However you saying that 80% of what I say is not true at all is a lie 😂😂😂😂. I covered 9 points and so you mean about 7 of them are wrong 😂😂😂. The only miscommunication I have is the one about government choosing schools for people. Aside from that everything I covered is on point and please note that these are my opinion 😊😊. Stay tuned for more content 🥰🥰🥰
@@geraldinengibudjetkeu no my diye, Transportation is incorrect, abortion is incorrect, schools and government allocation incorrect, the June 16 theory about us protesting English is wildly incorrect, the bike being luxury is incorrect..and more.. so you had few accurate and more inaccurate. Please try and do more research ❤ I know you had no malicious intent doing this video but allow us to correct you when you are wrong than continue to misinform
@@marshathomas6422 thank you for your comment Thomas. You should check out the videos after this and you will see that I addressed some misinformation.
Hi Eugene, Thanks for your comment but it’s best you state and correct the wrong things as there are people who are very interested in learning about life in South Africa😊
Thanks Delani for the comment. It would be best you state your correct opinion about this beautiful country of yours. Notes that there are people in the comment section who would love to know your facts 😊.
Okay regarding transportation, there are taxis everywhere that can pick you up literally while you walk on the side of the road.. it really just depends where you stay but the taxi rank is definitely not the only way.. The bikes 🚴 are a luxury? Since when 😅.. please don’t confuse cyclers who do marathons with day to day people.. people own bikes any where in South Africa and they use them however they see fit but definitely wouldn’t call that luxury 😵💫🫠😂
I think what she means by the school admissions especially with public schools is that it depends on where you stay. There are jurisdictions. If you live in centurion there are a list of schools you can apply to. And schools are encouraged to consider kids who live on their jurisdiction first before they admit kids from elsewhere. So actually what she's saying about schools is true
Thank you so much for the correction Vathiswa 😊
In most provinces, that's not the case. You apply directly. That's just GP and maybe WC. I'm in ZN
@@Pham33n here they even ask for proof of address
Its only Gauteng not all the provinces.
@@Sterfillah still it's government. She's not wrong
To say transportation is a hustle in South Africa would be an incorrect generalisation coz there is vast transportation modes and types in South Africa: you can use Uber, bus, train and taxis as they are refered in SA.
Having a motorbike in South Africa doesn't mean you are rich, it is just unusual. Everyone uses cars in South Africa coz the weather is good for it. We have cold and rainy weather which comes any time and a bike would be a disadvantage in that.
You are correct about that
She says it’s luxury like 😂😂😂 a bike? Really?
@@marshathomas6422 , i was also lost coz in all my luxury fantasies, a scooter is not one of them.
@@marshathomas6422 😄motorbike luxury!
I think she meant that we use bikes for enjoyment not for transportation. But she failed to also mention that the bikes that we buy are expensive (hence Luxury)
Trust me the abortion posters is a culture shock to SAns too, but we're not allowed to complain because that makes us xenophobic.
And I know who post that.i saw with own eyes.
@@happygolucky4635 we all do. All you have to do is call that number and hear who answers. Better yet book an appointment and see who exactly you meat with. It's disgusting.
@@happygolucky4635 did you also see what cameroonians were doing in Pretoria? There's a video here on TH-cam of voodoo ceremony they were performing in Pretoria a couple of days ago. No shame what so ever.
You should post the link of the video ey. I am interested in watching it
@@geraldinengibudjetkeu th-cam.com/video/Jeu5i7EAYfo/w-d-xo.html
Don’t be put off if people are correcting you or showing displeasure on your videos. One thing to know about South Africans is that they’re very passionate about their country. Good video, please make more.
Thank you Karabo for the encouraging words 😊
WoW, I really ENJOYED your video. You sound , look like, and act like any South African. Thank you so much for speaking highly of our country, you were spot on regarding your observations about SA. We lord you and you are 100% one of us South Africans. We love you!
Thank you 🥰
I love how you give relevant and important information to people coming to South Africa. Like as a South African. I'm tired of hearing about robots being traffic lights. This gives actual informative information.
It’s not mandatory to pay monthly..there are options for annually or per term and monthly.. people just prefer that one because it seems easier and more affordable that a lampsum
School fees are not paid monthly in all schools (we used to pay annually at my former school) and government schools are mostly free. You only pay if you can afford to
Thanks for sharing Pelo 😊
Oh my gosh your pronounciation of local languages is impressive! Just subscribed 👌
I understand nothing what she says.
In Cameroon they drve a scooter which is about 4000 Rands. So they are not safe and are not allowed in the freeway motorbike costs mre than a car. Its safe allowed in the freeway. Scooter s are used pnly for short distance to deliver fast food.
Thank you Veronica for the comment. I grew up calling them “okada” 😂😂😂😂.
Great video even though somethings are inaccurate. Welcome to South African. I am happy to see that you are open for learning😊. Socialise with the locals and you will never want to go back home. Nice to see a Bantu from Cameroon.😊
On 16 June, the issue was with Afrikaans as medium of instruction in schools... Not really English. However, there is so much more to it than just the language.
It's impressive how fast Cameroon economy is booming recently 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 and why your accent is so south african?
Aahh I made mistake I think I saw Senegal, well I am not sure but one of the two
Yoh the grater story had me on the floor…your mom is my hero😂👏🏽
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your accent sounds almost South African...😊
but cameroonians are bantu people, wouldn't surprise any one
@Chris M yswitchcom Being Bantu means nothing when it comes to accent, many Cameroonians do not sound like her, East Africans do not sound like Southerners, Zim accent is different from SA accent, she has a South African accent.
@@lebo5281 Yep, she most probably must have grown up in South Africa
@@chrismyswitchcom4355 So? She's Cameroonian be proud of that don't force things.
You so right she sound like a Zulu girl speaking english
Africa is beautiful 😻 you have to appreciate what you have ,, just you have to work hard to be have nice and comfortable life,,,just be with positive Vive ☘️🌸🌺🌼🌼🌺🌺🌷🌹
Wow I am.so impress Namibia and Cameron has so many in common. Transportation system school terms.
Only diffrence we have is school fees are free in Namibia. Unless private. U will maybe pay only for little needy gritties
Ohh wow that’s nice. I hope to visit Namibia some day in the future (from my mouth to God’s ear)🙏🏽🙏🏽
New Subbie. You are hilarious Geraldine 😀. Keep them coming...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I try @BMT. Thank you 😊
You look and sound very south african. Can you explain that for me, I am interested
In South Africa whn we want to do abortion we go to hospitals dear n I like u to take a very good look at those pamphlets n check them well well they r not printed by South Africans.and another thing every country has its own rules take them or leave
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣bagain
Those are Nigerian pamphlets
Not true. We do have free study schools whereby you don't pay anything even food is free for some pupils.
Ohhh wow that’s nice. I didn’t know that there are schools where people don’t pay and even get food for free😳😳. Thanks for the lesson 🙏🏽
And free transport school buses where I live
@@geraldinengibudjetkeumay be for the poor of the poorest.
@@Stizo2002wow this is new very new.
You were quick to do this video and your facts are seventy percent in accurate.I wish I could see a video South African make a video stay in your country.
There are South Africans that travel to other countries and create videos on life in that country. You should do more research and you will see.
I would create a video to make corrections to some of the things I said in my old videos because I learnt a lot of new things in the comment sections like abortion being free, some schools being free with free food. So please leave your corrections and I will definitely touch on them. Thanks a lot Thembi 😊😊
Thembi, what you said was just uncalled for. SAns are everywhere in the world. We are so quick to say our legal African sisters and brothers must go- but Europeans and Chinese are flooding this country buying land and houses. SA must teach correct history. We are blood related to every African. By hating them, we portray self hate
Your transportation system is same as ours too then. We use small sedan cars.
You are a sweety wena wow. Zizojikizinto thula mntanam wenukhalelani
A bike is not really a luxury. We just don't use them as public transportation. Plenty of people have them but you won't see them use their bikes as taxis. That's all
She may be confusing super bikes South Africans prefer for individual use with small motor bikes other African countries use as transport.
@@caughtontape5829 oh I see
lol if he you have a bike you rich..ai
@@bongani9972 cabanga🤣🤣..bike ye uber eats is a status symbol?🤣🤣
@@vathiswaruselo2127 those bikes cost like 20k brand new lmao
Public schools are free in South Africa. Those who pay school fees are private schools
Went to a public school in Durban , I paid 2.5 grand a year for school fees. Came to Joburg, im hearing people saying they pay no school fees.
@@danceswithwolves7085 it means you went to the ones in surbubs which we use to call model C. If you were attending in villages or townships you wouldn't have paid
@@thikolelwirinahramulifho5691 fair point.
You speak really well so proper. You can actually get better and be a voice over . You have potential for that. Stay bless
Thank you so much. To think that I have been considering that part of life. I do appreciate your uplifting comment. You too stay blessed 🙏🏽🙏🏽
And she has SAcan accent 🤔
But you can’t compare those okada’s with the bikes here😂 but it’s ok because you made it clear and as far as taxis are concerned in the townships you just have to stand by the road side and get one just like in Cameroon without having to go to the taxi rank.
In the villages and other townships Schools are free, only in the cities you pay School fees.
Yeah city life is costly yohh. It’s only left for us to be charged for oxygen 🙈
Parents choose where they want to take the kids for school
Thanks Masego for the comment. I understood from a friend that they apply online for schools for Grade R kids and the selection is based on where one stays. As in one could be appointed to a school closer to their home rather than a school of choice. So that was strange to me because in Cameroon, you apply directly to the school of your choice.
@@geraldinengibudjetkeu I've personally never heard of such
Because most people in townships actually go to schools outside their locations, some go to boarding schools very far from home.. I don't why your friend had the government choose where they went to school.. it's very interesting to me 🤔
Nice video but inaccurate on some parts like bikes people just don't use them for transportation they rather buy second hand cars(skorokoro)
deputy driver😂😂😂😂🤩
Gherl South Africa may hv many public holidays but if u calculate we go work & school just like u. Remember u hv 3 terms & we hv 4 terms
Abortion is accepted but it's mostly non South Africans who advertise those places alk over the places coz they are trying to make money. The service is offered for free in government hospital so South African doctors don't advertise like that and those bogus doctors target people who don't know coz South Africans know that you don't pay so they use hospitals.
Thanks for the comment and information Nomfuneko. I will definitely share this correct information with the rest of the world. Thanks a lot for sharing as this could go a long way 😊😊
Thank you ! 😍🌸
🤣🤣 Not true in the School part
The government does not choose schools for us 😌 👍
Thanks Nkosi for the comment. I have come to realise that this was a miscommunication. The correct shock is the fact that when applying for schools in South Africa, people also submit their proof of address. Selection is based on that and priority is giving to those that live close to the school. For us in Cameroon, you don’t need to submit proof of address when applying to a school. All you need is academic record 😊😊
Yam nkosi the goverment does choose schools for you in gauteng. They choose for you grade 1 and grade 8
@@thato596 True, if we're being honest, yes the government does choose schools for you if you choose to go to a public school. The fact that a child is selected for a particular school based on their address means it's chosen for you by the government, it's a policy by the government nje. There's nothing she said regarding that that was incorrect really. It's different with private schools obviously, but I don't think she was talking about private schools. So she's correct.
Khumbus😊😊😊😊 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦 , wow.
Yesss we got the best constitution in the world. KUDOS to us
I am your new subbie.bythe way
Thank you 😊 🙏🏽
Again the government doesn't choose for anyone which schools to go to it's either you go to public or private
On the part of school you are not correct,the government placement system is done only in one province "Gauteng"
wow😂😂 when did you move here ?
Have you noticed that South Africans do not know the meaning of queues? Do not be surprised if they go in front of you and do not tell them that the queue starts here or there, because immediately they tell you to go back to your country or that they have been already in the queue, meaning they go there to mark their territory and then they come back.
🤣🤣🤣🤣very true ey
I like how you admit your mistakes my african sister. Keep it up and stay positive.
Atleast now you know South Africans dont play if your facts are not on point. Once again stay positive and ( Zizo jiki zinto) 🤣🤣🤣
Your accent kinda sound south African
Thank you Nonhlanhla for your comment😊😊. You are the first person saying such 😂😂😂😂. Ngiyabonga 😊
True
No cap
La Nunsy. i too thought her accent sounded south african. it has a general south african ring to it. you can't pin poin the region
Kindly checkout other youtuber's videos on " what I learned after a year in south africa ".
All due respect you have an idea but have many facts wrong … you’ll see after some time
Thanks Zulu for the comment. I am definitely open to learning more about South Africa 😊
Abortion posters are mostly adverts by Zimbabweans and Maliwians and are all illegal. Markets (worn clothes and shoes) in Joburg are mostly done by foreigners, especially Nigerians and Congolese nationals, these are new concepts to us as well.
😔😔😔sad
The Nelson Mandela day is dedicated to you to spend 67 Minutes of your time doing something important to life
Thanks for sharing this information. I do partake in Mandela’s day activity through the university I study at. On Mandela’s day, we usually go out to orphanages and help with their activities. It’s always fun working with different people for a good cause
@@geraldinengibudjetkeu it's interesting to know about your country thanks for sharing this 😀 plus it's his birthday
Lovely video. Though we do have the freedom of the press and speech to call out corruption, the South African government (still in the clutches of the ANC) is extremely corrupt and freedom still has to lead to voting in a non-criminal government. South Africa still has a very long way to go before it’s freedom produces a society on the level of successful societies. The problem with Eskom is that the policies of the ANC government have been extremely destructive to South Africa. South Africa will die unless the ANC is replaced with a classically liberal government made up of centrist opposition parties.
🥳🥳#roadto300subies
Thank you Laurasian 😊
Those Bikes that we use here in SA are too expensive to be used as a Public Transport. You can buy a nice car with a price of those Bikes. Don't compare these Bikes and the one they use in Nigeria, GHana, Cameroon. I don't own one because they are expensive.
Facts💯. Thank you for sharing.
Government doesn't do placements lol
I love you ❤️
🥰🥰thank you
U lucky to bargaining
Thank you for touching on our public holidays 🎉💃🏽and our freedom! Even though our freedom is useless because we’re all talk and no action 🤡
Proud of our 🏳️🌈 rights!!
And yes, our school skirt have to be above the knee because kids should be allowed to be kids. It’s a pity that some people obviously sexualise children. But in all honesty, kids should be free- were the ones who are a danger to them.
No freedom in Cameroon or anywhere in Africa right??
Not that there is no freedom in Cameroon and the rest of Africa, all we have is verbal freedom. It is not practically. See practically what’s happening in Nigeria right now with the election. It’s seem like everyone wanted Peter Obi to be their president but did he win the elections? Of course no he didn’t. Rather a very old elderly man was declared winner. So yes SA’s freedom is more practical than verbal.
Do more research please
Thank you ! Great video content but could I very humbly ask you to please speak slower with more breath between your sentences. Peace & Love ❤️🙏
Thanks for the comment Roy 😊. I will definitely incorporate your remark in the upcoming videos 😊
There is a lot of things that are not true in this video. Another thing that I dont get is how come all these youtubers compare South Africa with their countries, as if the way they do things is the right way. You hardly see South Africans going to them countries and making videos.
Thanks Alice for the comment. I didn’t say that in my country we do things the right way. For example, in my country, we don’t have freedom as you guys have this side. We don’t have beautiful malls like you have, we don’t have many holidays like you have. I created this video so that more South Africans can be proud of their country. Ain’t no perfect country or person in the world.
You should check out the Part 3.
@@geraldinengibudjetkeu We are proud of our country hence we never leave it
@@geraldinengibudjetkeu Btw I saw your part one and it was more accurate
@@alicegauteng2358 I wouldn’t leave if I was one 😂😂😂. However, I would leave for tourism reasons 😂😂😂
@@geraldinengibudjetkeu I am in Canada now, but SA is HOME
Do your research about school cos what you said only applies to Gaunteng. Because of influx of people. Plus only private schools pay school fees. Government schools are free and there's free meal
I really dislike it when the abortion point comes up in these videos because conveniently you never hear anyone mentioning who those flyers belong to. But it's easier to just make it a South African thing I guess
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Also the part where government allocates kids to school is inaccurate..you can apply to any public school you wish your kid to attend.. where are you getting your information from? I think the person who tells you all this is misleading you
Bike is a LUXURY???? Never!
siyavelelwa la
Motorbike? Yes it is.
@@Mbalings do you know how much cheaper bikes are compared to cars?
@@Fauxkat69 I don’t actually. How more people don’t have them? Is it because a car is much of a need in terms of functionality
no those posters of arbortion is illegal goverment sometimes dont work
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣No you don't pay for school fees South Africa unless you go for private shools, in public schools you just pay once which is very cheap no my sister you didn't do your research right,no principal can expel anyone for not paying a school fees
Thanks for the comment Itumeleng
Yes I didn’t say in South Africa people get expelled for not paying fees. On the contrary, that happens in Cameroon. If you can’t afford fees in my country, they send you home. Until you bring the money, you don’t come to school 🤷🏽♀️🙈.
Same as in Namibia. No school fees unless private
But when u go to college.varsity etc you do
Cameroonian are bantu she should be welcomed... not very much for Nigerians though... lots of love from SA.
Thanks for the comment and welcome Chris 😊
Aii Zimbabweans are Bantus too, but they have a country that they must stay in and fix. We have to do away with this Ubuntu thing of being a free for all just because...🤦🏽♀️
@@Sterfillah Why is it not the time? When is the time and where is the place so that I may go there?
@@Sterfillah Invite them to Zim and leave SA out of it. We've made it clear that we are not khumbaying with any of you. We have xenophobia here, remember?
@@zipporahyourexplorer4891 huh what is wrong with you. We are hosting as South Africans and no time for your Zim negativity.
Also about abortion, all those posters you see are illegal and not posted by South Africans.. I’m sorry to say this but it is 100% foreigners and very unsafe so that is a culture shock for us too
Yeah I get that. I only learnt from the comment section that abortions are free which is a good thing. People should avoid all these poster doctors 😊
@@geraldinengibudjetkeu as much as it is free, it is still frowned upon.. you can not openly say you are going to have an abortion
Some of these comments are sad🙄and I am a watered down African meaning African American 🤷🏽♀️at least that’s what I have been referred to and every damn form I have to fill out here in the states I find it quite interesting how Africa is a continent with over 50 countries and be having beef with each other much like the so called Blacks or African Americans here in the states and the irony is all but two countries have been colonized 🤦🏾♀️ so when some Africans shit on blacks here in the states yet shit on each other back home as well as being stripped due to colonialism just look at your fellow Brutha and Sistah abroad across the water and refer to us as LEARNED BEHAVIOR 🙄✊🏿💯🫶🏾❤️
Point of correct… the youth fought for teachings not to be in Afrikaans and not English as you claim because now you are beginning to sound as if South Africans are allergic to English… so be careful the kind of information you are giving out there. Your content is still very nice though🙂
I was about to subscribe but now i have doubts. I feel like u are misrepresenting our country in certain aspects.
Re: schools. School fees are not really paid monthly unless its a private school. The goverment does not place anyone in schools. U apply where u want and attend there. Gov has nothing to do with placement. They only hire and pay teachers, provide stationery and food for students. Thats it.
Lots of incorrect facts in your vid. But oh well... Maybe thats your experience
Abortion Posters: Those are not put up by South Africans. Abortion is legal and free so you can simply go to hospital and get an abortion. We don't need to put up posters . It's these people who come here and get up to no good, those abortions are not safe at all. Maybe ask Cameroonians why they come here and do that.
😂😂😂😂😂 it all goes down to the point of freedom as I stated in the video. Thanks for letting me know that abortion is legal. It’s a very vital information you’ve posted 😊😊
LOL Vathi 😂😂😂😂😂 mxele mntase 🤜🏽
@@zipporahyourexplorer4891 masingaqhelwa. Everyone says it's us who put up these posters when it's actually the criminals they export to SA that want to kill vulnerable young girls
She got so many things completely wrong. While such videos can be enlightening, it would really help if people could do some basic research. I just wonder how one can put South Africa in one pot. One area could be an urban person (Cameroonian) comparing her life to urban South Africa. At times you get someone who grew up in a village and comparing that to urban South Africa. That can't work.
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80% Of the things you have said are not true at all.🤣🤣🤣
The government does not choose for you where to study.
With taxis, it differs where you live not every time you have to walk to the taxi rank.
But we like your content🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for the comment Akabongwe. However you saying that 80% of what I say is not true at all is a lie 😂😂😂😂. I covered 9 points and so you mean about 7 of them are wrong 😂😂😂. The only miscommunication I have is the one about government choosing schools for people. Aside from that everything I covered is on point and please note that these are my opinion 😊😊.
Stay tuned for more content 🥰🥰🥰
Akabongwe your right a lot of fact are not accurate at all...
@ Akabongwe, I agree with you
@@geraldinengibudjetkeu no my diye, Transportation is incorrect, abortion is incorrect, schools and government allocation incorrect, the June 16 theory about us protesting English is wildly incorrect, the bike being luxury is incorrect..and more.. so you had few accurate and more inaccurate. Please try and do more research ❤ I know you had no malicious intent doing this video but allow us to correct you when you are wrong than continue to misinform
@@marshathomas6422 thank you for your comment Thomas. You should check out the videos after this and you will see that I addressed some misinformation.
My dear u really have wrong information bout south Africa... stop lying to there world plz .....
Hi Eugene,
Thanks for your comment but it’s best you state and correct the wrong things as there are people who are very interested in learning about life in South Africa😊
I am disappointed
Thanks Delani for the comment. It would be best you state your correct opinion about this beautiful country of yours. Notes that there are people in the comment section who would love to know your facts 😊.
Okay regarding transportation, there are taxis everywhere that can pick you up literally while you walk on the side of the road.. it really just depends where you stay but the taxi rank is definitely not the only way..
The bikes 🚴 are a luxury? Since when 😅.. please don’t confuse cyclers who do marathons with day to day people.. people own bikes any where in South Africa and they use them however they see fit but definitely wouldn’t call that luxury 😵💫🫠😂