#TheLandQuestion
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- The minority have too much. The majority, too little. Sound familiar? It’s Namibia, where 28 years after independence the country is still grappling with the question of land reform. How have they handled it and what lessons are there for South Africa?
Utoni Nujoma must apologise and resign with 24Hours!!!!!!
Drunk with corruption.
Namibia and south Africa are not free
SWAPO is just like the ANC of South Africa, sell-outs.
This is a very complex issue. Research should be sponsored on how to resettle black farmers without compensation and without hurting the economy and making it efficient.
I like how the reporter pronounces the town names so well
The White lawyer and the guy with glasses are the only serious one here
The very last man on this video is a dangerous man, he is blood thirsty
All Namibian leaders need to step down. Black Africans need to step up that loves their people and their land. That will not be willing to be a puppet to Colonizers.
Why is this fool smiling...
And now the present status quo probably are forcing the young people to those bushes unless things change
The man more on the end is a dangerous man
A mother of ten. REALLY!
Eastcoaststig Durban poor family planning... Black old traditions, if you've got alot of children a handful might become successful and help the parents out of poverty... Obviously it's a huge gamble but yeah that's life.
Eastcoaststig Durban Yeah really! And I hope every African woman have lots of African babies! Numbers is what it's all about, white minority man!
That will remain a challenging question for me how people who already suffer can get so many kids
Yes she is a mother of en trying hard to make ends met for her family but these sellouts are enemies for progress
What a mess!
This is africa
Poor people brought you there.....Come on bra really we appreciate your ignorance and your even laughing about it you had a very smart young man at your helm why didn't you let him be he could have saved you from imbarasments
This is a bit frustrating to watch... they want to be given free land, when they are given land, they then want free houses built, schools built, a free town built, the necessary infrastructure and teachers. They also want free help in the form of assistance and teaching of how to run a farm. It's endless.
Take land that's efficiently growing enough food that Namibians are not starving... and give it to individuals who will struggle to feed themselves.
This sounds good on the surface perhaps... especially when you pull at heartstrings with an emotional argument, but it's problematic to the core.
I do not see this going well.
When tend to forget the generous government support that was afforded the German ex-soldiers after the 1908 and massive assistance given to the impoverished Afrikanders after 1948 to solve the 'arm-Borere vraagstuk' by establishing farms in Namibia (in the end most ended up failing despite the assistance and that is how the Damaraland farms where turned into a Bantustan for Damaras removed from central Namibia).
The farmers of today where afforded loans and training why not the current poor aspiring farmers? Stop your self righteous nonsense, that's a mindset of a selfish individual that does not know their own history of how they came to be. stop it.
These people commenting above can get you so angry with their arrogance.
People had the land and it was taken by whites. It is actually wrong to say "they want to be given free land". You cannot compare land with houses, schools and infrastructure. The land was there at the beginning for everyone to share for free. So whites should share the land and this time the government requested whites to sell some pieces of land so that land can be redistributed to those who dont have. Remember that the willing seller - willing buyer is a government notion, because they understand that those who have land at the moment, they have actually invested a lot on infrastructure and also that the current generations is not really the one who took the land, they are only beneficial from those who took the land, hence the willing seller willing buyer aimed at compromising. But whites do not want to compromise, they should expect confrontation.
Erin Dewan Yeah, colonization is a dirty business, ain't it?
Series this man has no heart
The last man on this video you right he doesn't have a heart. Every body should be color blind to words skin color
@@johanngiesbrecht6460 Shut up!
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Why (Shut up) we have to stop blaming skin color, nothing to do with skin color.