The South Africa Johannesburg Coloured Neighborhood you don't see ELDORADO PARK🇿🇦 (unbelievable 🙌)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2023
- Eldorado Park nicknamed Eldos is a coloured neighborhood in Johannesburg South Africa.Afrikaans is the language spoken here.
It's a feared coloured township. Many say it's dangerous here. It's said it harbours a lot of criminal activities, bad gangsters and all that. That's the only side it's known according to Media 🤷
But is this the only side of Eldorado Park?
Some things can be a little exaggerated but we here to find out.
Will take this walk in different directions, different streets, assumed scary areas and leave no stone unturned.
In the process of this walk I came across bad and good gangs and this happened..
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#travel #southafrica #colouredtownships
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Note.. Afrikaans language is the main language here.
Because is where ancient history originated from ..For a number of good reasons since the arrival of settlers striping them from everything possible...
@@romanussaal712 oh, I had no idea. Thanks for the information 🤝
@@Walk_Africa You my brother The history of Coloured communities cross the Country are not well known...During dark days of apartheid coloured people were know as the Children !Xam....You can google the meaning for yourself....Everybody are bn mislead to make people to believe they are Black and White mixer...That's a insult ...I'm from the Ncape all my family in Ncape even Wcape till Namibia...I'm a Nāma! Xoo...still speaking my indigenous Indegenous Namagowab and N/uu languages and ofcource Afrikaans....We are Song!Quas people meaning Surpreme People ....Coloureds don't look White they rather look more Asian...Not that they are Asian but because of their Southern ancient original roots ....where one can say the Son!Ques Indegenous people have almost the same figtures of Asian people....I salute you for Atleast going into So called Coloured Townships to focus not only the negatives but also the Positives....
We must protect so called Coloured history and identity in this Country, if not we will have a falls History in this Country ....
@@romanussaal712 that's deep and meaningful, this will enlighten many like me who have little to nothing knowledge of this important information about this tribe.
Thanks much my friend 🤝
I'm a black guy from Soweto. Went to school in Eldos from Primary school to Secondary school. I love coloured people, my girlfriend is coloured, I love her to bits. Planning to get married.
One thing about coloured people, they are loyal.
Thanks, sounds very good 🤝
Hope her family doesn't call you a kaffir
This is a common comment from my black friends about Coloured women.. sadly black females have been disappointing many black males.
I’m a white female from UK; I drove through loads of ‘dangerous’ townships in SA- Johannesburg and others, took my clothes to the laundry lady
All good 👌🏻 I’ve had no problems - it’s just circumstances- a fact of life
This was one of them- and this is pretty calm compared to some I’ve been in; God Bless 🙏
Solid truth 🤝
It's still an ugly White racist apartheid construct, these miserable townships. I grew up in them. Just terrible.
Unlike videos I see of American there arent people walking about, whereas I see in townships theres always people in the streets, which adds an ambience of sort
I will never ever invest my money nor go to this country ever again. I was told my investment is not welcome and then they proceeded to steal from me everything I had when I had come there because Ramaphosa told us at an event to invest in South Africa 🇿🇦.
I was so disappointed, I cancelled all the meetings I had with potential partners who were looking at expanding their businesses and couldn’t get money from banks. I got on the next earlier flight out! And have never looked back!
I won’t put my money where I am not welcome. Foreigners take the jobs no South African wants and they work overtime 7 days a week, hence why they have money. Any South African ca n do the same easily! But they chose not too and rely on government handouts!
As im a coloured, everytime people go into kulud districts its always labeled as a rough area...we are just passionate people...and anywhere in the world were there finances are swaak you will get this...there are even gangsters in the suburbs...#KULUDLOVE
My.fri3mds dont even wanna drive through Eldos coz they are afraid of being hijacked or robbed, but i wanna pass by some day
Nonsense came to newclare or cape town. Eldos ppl are peaceful
Don't call me coloured I'm a Khoisan. And I very much dislike our people always valgur and unnecessary gam. Mxm. Why can't we have respectfull Khoisan. I'm not just hating on us. The Zulus and Xhosa need to learn respecting as well
@@Kusanagi7618yeah it's a fucked up disgusting place. Won't find me there around the rude GP Khoisans
My man 😂 you'ved walked 🚶♂️ 57 minutes none stop I salute you 👏🏼
Trully lovely seeing my old neighborhood. I gew up there. I would love to get the contact of the lady who was giving food to the children. I have since relocated to the US over 40 years ago.
That would be cool. Contact me through my insta or Facebook. Details in my bio.
the courage and narratives he uses are on point.he leaves no stone unturned..
this is definitely a week day in Eldorado park the area becomes alive weekends and so far youve covered all the quiet places
Eldos is not that bad. In fact, SA isn't bad. If you're going to walk alone at 2 a.m anywhere in the world, you stand a good chance of getting robbed or worse. I've been in countries where the sht goes down in the fancy neighbourhoods any time of day.
That makes sense...
You are absolutely right....late night/early morning is not a good time for anyone to walk alone at night. I live in Portland, OR, USA....people are warned not to be walking about at those hours...I am very glad that this "dangerous" narrative is being respoken. I want a safe world for humanity, "right" talk spoken, and right actions taken... Thank you for this wonderful video, keep up doing this, helping to clean up people's misunderstandings. Love.
You’re delusional. We literally have some of the highest murder rates in the world. Go visit diepkloof or Hilbrow morgue on a Monday morning. Be serious.
Not really true..... There are countries in Europe where one can walk freely at any hour of the day ❤
I used to say that until I lived in England,SA is shockingly dangerous
nice video mate..... Please tell me what type of camera are you using here?
is it only me or is this neighborhood clean?
I think it's clean 😃
I enjoyed the walk I Eldos.I should also like to walk with you in another Coloured area in Soweto Noordgesig.I am.watching from Malawi keep it up.
Sounds great!
Love my coloured people
So proud to be coloured
Coloured are mixed ppl lol
@shalbec3232 I mean it's still so called black
@@shalbec3232 True or not, what is the significance?
REALLY@@shalbec3232
@@shalbec3232 Actually not. They have become a distinct ethnic group with their own cultural identity.
Hello enjoy your videos nice to see Africa learned a lot about my African heritage so many beautiful people now I know why I am the way I am was raised in America know nothing about Africa as it is today love you videos you do a lot of walking😂❤
Hi Mary ,yeah I do a lot of walking 😀
Am glad if these videos helps you understand more about Africa .
One thing that I love about townships is unlike suburbs and American neighbourhoods, theres people EVERYWHERE walking about
The freedom is immense 🙂
That’s a design flaw my friend
Watching from Botswana🇧🇼🇧🇼
Thanks for visiting 🙂🤝
Amazing how I grew up in Eldos I spent 23 years of my life there and yet it took me 20 minute to figure out where you were walking
😃 it happens. Maybe it has changed or upgraded that U can't notice quickly.
Really great video.
Glad you liked it!
I'm super proud of my hometown. Most of us identifying as so-called colored have Khoi and San origins. We're are South Aficas first peoples and many of us are now rallying to do a class suit against our government wrt our heritage
Thanks for the update 🤝
That's delusional. BLACK People in SA carry the KhoiSan DNA more than anyone in the country, check the Xhosa the Tswana, the Sotho, heck even Zulus have more DNA. Theres a huge portion of coloured people in this country that don't have any Africa DNA in them. In 1994 y'all decided to remain coloured when the government was trying to remove the coloured identity so all of us are black, but no you not black, but want to claim a Black country in a black continent
Good day as I came across this TH-cam video,off Eldorado park as I'm one off the lady,s you viewed while I was walking with my spar uniform on,so why did you not talk too us,,we are very friendly people over here...🤗
Thanks. Should probably would have. Next time give me a tour of your beautiful neighbourhood 😊
Will do just let me no when..🤗
@@jo-annecrowie2101 deal 😀
Nigerian watching from Spain as usual.
Thanks destin🤝
The origin of coloureds in south Africa dates back from the arrival of Europeans in the cape peninsula (Vasco da Gama, Jan van reeburg), slaves taken from malasya, Indians taken from India to work in sugar plantation
So these groups later inter-marry cross culture as a result coloured area was born
There are various coloures groups among in coloured township
From white/black, Indian/khoi San, colouerd/black, coloured/Malaysian, coloured/coloured..
This topic has brought me some lessons and learning. Every bit of knowledge conveyed on the comment section has a advantage to many like me to know more of coloured history in South Africa 🤝
@SkhumbuzoMathabela-wq8ug Vasco Da Gama has nothing to do with slavery in the Cape. He arrived in 1497 and left around 1502, Jan van Riebeek arrived in April 1652, Slave trade by the Dutch East India Company ran from the 1600s to the mid 1800s. Enslaved people were taken from a number of countries in South East Asia, Madagascar, Dahomey(Benin), Zanzibar, and accidental voyages that came from Mozambique. The Indian indentured labour has nothing to do with Coloured people, the Indian were brought by the British in the 1800s, and they came to Natal, not Cape, where slavery was.
Not all Coloured people are descendants of enslaved people.
@@lebo5281
Forget about slavery and focus on coloured issue
Portuguese have also contributed to the existence of coloured community, they also raped black people and had children of mixed race
According to you which colony was a master of slave trade?
The same Vasco da Gama did some horanders story to our neighbors next to us in Mozambique but you won't hear it or study in history until you do a thorough research
@SkhumbuzoMathabela-wq8ug No Skhumbuzo, you cannot mix the two ever.
@@lebo5281many indians came to the cape in the 1870s, cape coloured specifically have a more diverse ancestry than any other coloured group in south africa. really we have become our own creole group, so much so that only some of us can tell a specific ancestor. i have german/malay heritage from my father and black/indian/khoi heritage from my mother
Keep up the good work stay safe you are just so far away😂😢
😀 thanks I will
Nice huns!!!!
31:31 neh ???
are you tryna die😂😂
SA is a very complicated country! It is still very much better than most of the countries to the North, there are so many immigrants everywhere. I can understand that the locals get angry when foreigners open shops and try to take advantage of them. Mostly looks like a reasonable working man's suburb, bit scruffy in places but nothing terrible. Very balanced video, thanks.
U wellcome, thanks 🙂
Are there any law that prohibit locals from opening shops? Or do foreigners do it illegally?
@@StevenIvoire Any citizen can open a shop but many of the little street shops are run by ilegal immigrants
@@StevenIvoire a foreigner needs a minimum of $250k to open a business in South Africa; and small and medium enterprises are for the locals. This is according to the constitution of the land. How many of these foreign nationals do you think have that capital?
Every country in Africa have foreigners, not only South Africa, if you go to Zambia, Tanzania, Rwanda, Kenya, etc...you will find more foreigners living there & many of them are illegal but not have harassment from locals, they are just living in peace with locals without problems, I don't know what went wrong in South Africa not want to see their African foreigners in their country, but white, Chinese & Indian foreigners are welcome in South Africa, only black American are accepted in South Africa.
yes, you're right bro. We blacks are the most peaceful people on the planet. I'm not saying saying there's no bad apples amongst us, but compared to all other race in history, we are the most peaceful. Any race can go to a black country and never experience racism.
😊🤝
Dude thats so racist.. in the black townships they have mob justice where they burn you alive and you talking about Coloured people... wow..
Kenyan watching from kitale, Kenya. Lovely people there.
Glad to U have U guys from Kenya😊
Some of our peoples are really embarrassing but it's mostly the poorest ones imagine trying to loot expired food
Yeah eish..sad
THANKS TO ALL TH-camR WHO VIDEO THE BEAUTY OF AFRICA, AND SHOW US HOW BEAUTY AFRICA IS, BECAUSE THESE RACIST WESTERN MEDIA DON'T SHOW US ANYTHING POSITIVE ABOUT AFRICA, ONLY NEGATIVE
Nice to see townships to have improved a littel. Looks quite peacefull.
They are!
should've made subtitles 4 every prsn speaking 💪🇿🇦🌾🌍
Be safe bro. SA can be dangerous but it doesn't mean you get mugged at every corner.
I understand. Thanks 🤝
eldos is good area i stay here for many years know every corner and street
🙂👌❤️
That's a very big place. Different strokes for different folks
Indeed..
Durban South Africa next, we don't disappoint!😊
Sure..💪😃
Military training should be compulsory. These gangs are not examples for the youth
Correct 👌
14:06 That lady is speaking South Sesotho, its definately an African language.
Those metal grilled shops ...tells u something 😮..n it looks deserted
They are old I guess it's an old hood that's why..
It blue sky and sunshine in Joburg today
Amazing weather indeed ☺️
I go there regularly. It's not dangerous at all. U good with them they cool with u . Love there people there
I believe U. I didn't see any threats.
Nice place one wouldn't think of the things they say about it.
Too exaggerated. At least if I can walk this entire area no harm then it's not that bad as they say. Every Kasi has it's complications I believe but not the fear they instil in people who know less about the township.
Eldo's is not always violent, maybe the day you were there it was a different day, when it gets bad it does, but it is not a daily occurrence.
I see. Thanks 🤝
Very safe and beautiful 🏡in SA + Baie veilig en pragtig 🏡in SA
the way people have built their shop with highly protect steel, and covering will tell you something about the reliability and safety about the hood, I know every hood have their bad and ugly side, especially in the presence of a broad daylight of wanting to loot, will tell you, that living in that hood is as good as taking responsibility of the consequences.
"As good as taking responsibility of the consequences " 😀
I feel u brother.
Pls do mannenberg cape.
And then vahala park.
Mitchells plain
Noted. 👌
haibo you can't walk so there without permission or knowing people
Not a very good idea.
This isnt Eldorado park
In mannenberg he won't even last 20 mins I dare you
You trying to get this guy killed … hahaha … and this guy never went to the real bad place of Eldos n yall all know it
i believed you came on monday /tues pliz visit again frm thursday to sunday and c eldos. happy u pass my house
That's amazing 😊
Should have come in for a cup of coffee ☕😃
a cup of coffee and koksisters , i was even going to walk with you and show you some places you missed@frica
I suggest you walk on a Friday in Eldos and then visit Ext 1 and 2
Will do once I get the chance 🤝
What makes it colorful?
The neighborhood are a little more economically challenged than others. But, some sections are quite nice. I didn't see danger at all, but some areas having personal disputes. And people don't always get along all the time no matter where you are from or the economic status.
That's very true thanks I hope u well.🙂
Bro do Durban, Wentworth coloured neighbourhood next
Noted
@@Walk_Africa don't go to wentowrth or coloured areas in Durban..can be not safe
@@mixedtraveler3585 put my hood on!
The original people of SA who lost everything even their language and culture of spring of the bushman who still suffer oppression in this so-called new SA
I can see this is a very emotional topic. Wounds are renewed. But it's important to preserve and protect cultures and tribes origins.
Not all coloured people are related to Khoisan people. Some coloured people are a mix of black and white and even Indian. It is a classification that was used by the apartheid system for any one who is of mixed descent, but this classification also included people of Khoisan descent. During apartheid the coloured people never said anything about being the original people, they were happy to assimilate to white people. They only started making a lot of noise after democracy to prove that they have a better claim to South Africa than Africans who are Bantus.
Alot of us sticked to who we are but everything will be said to keep the people away from their rightful rights and their land because everyone wants their land and is greedy for their richest that's why they don't want to recognize them we fought the struggle in SA with our brothers Alot of so-called blacks were working with the apartheid regime same as Alot of khoi descendants but now they want to claim they fought the battle alone they'll rather recognize the so-called white cause they seeking richest we are the people of the land still getting oppressed and denied because of greed and selfishness
@@ronaldabuezubane7397 💯 I wish they can all get dna test so we know who is Khoi/African and who’s not coz seemingly now all of a sudden everyone is khoi
@duchesstyra not everyone, and there are Cape malay coloureds
To much gyaaaaaattttttttt in South Africa street ❤😂😂
fuggen dangerous place, used to have to collect casual staff for a cleaning company that was contracted to woolworths. we were not allowed to stop at robots at night. seen people sticking guns out their car windows regularly. bad bad place. avoid
I had no idea🥺
Im staying right there but coming down to police station, you went up to west side I see
I wish I could have covered those sections but I was so tired of walking 😀
4:30 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The kids 😀
I visited Johannesburg and Pretoria 2 years ago, though unfortunately I was told that I couldn't visit El Dorado park due to the intense Gang violence....😔
Yeah. U see those are kind of rumours that goes around all time. Ofcause there are unfortunate situations that happens in Eldos so as in any other part of South Africa.That alone shouldn't limit someone from visiting such places.
Media goes with what people want to see. And they turn to make it sound really bad.Make it a no go zone yet in reality there will be some good and amazing areas in the same tarnished neighborhood.
I came with a plan and I started visiting all Neighbourhoods painted bad and make public documentaries through my walk videos. Just to prove if I can walk these places anyone can.
This doesn't mean U shouldn't be vigilant.
But these hoods have good hearted humans living in them.😊
When it's quite, it's when you should be worried
Yeah neh...
Very sruffy though......low investment with few amenities as well. I would expect a body shopping centre for daily requirements
There are beautiful malls around. I just didn't get enough time to film it..
Come to ennerdale next
Will check on it..is it a coloured neighborhood
Coloured Neighbourhoods in KZN you should visit are Sydenham, Bluff and Wentworth.
Will do. Thanks
You walked past my old blue transport ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
at what time stamp. I would love to see ur blue transport 🙂🤝
Esoweto🤘😩
You in old eldos its the safest section in eldorado park the dangerous areas is ext 1 2 4 znd 7
Maybe one day will do those areas. Had no idea there are areas as those in Eldos.
Been here before
do Khayalitsha Cape Flats CPT or Westbury JHB
When I get the chance..
Bro took that long walk after all
Am glad you watched the full episode 🙂
@@Walk_Africa I apologize for ever doubting you fam
@@hewhoisonewiththeforce8643 All is well Fam🤝🙂
Coloureds is yes from the koi and San, bushmen and hottentot. But we have of every races as coloured
Eldos is good place
“Colored” family chillin? What year was this filmed 1965? You meant to say Black family right?
Coloured community is passionate.If you're not used to that you're gonna be intimidated😂 I'd encourage people to make friends and relations with different cultures❤
Thanks, that makes sense..
I agree friends become like family
I dated a Lady from this neighborhood a few years back, I traveled all the way to see her and to be honest, I can't recall our conversations because 70% of the time I was expecting some S#!t to go down.
I didn't even trust my girlfriend, I had to search her before allowing her to get in my car, I was always S#!t scarred.
@thembinkosi 😀😀 was she untrustworthy
@@Walk_Africa Paranoia😅
lol 😂 😂 😂
I am Danish and there are areas in Copenhagen would would not go to any time of the day.
...wait!!!, i thought it was West Berry!!!
Nope,it isn't
The thing about a coloured township, all dangerous townships for that matter is that it is not like a war zone where people be attacking, robbing and killing each other on the daily. there are certain times like weekends when a lot of people are intoxicated and want to release their frustrations and anger. There are also certain areas within that townships that are conducive to violence and violent behaviour. Most coloured townships speak their indigenous language that was taught to them under the apartheid regime, which is Afrikaans, that's not to say that they are speaking the 'Whites" language, in contrary Afrikaans actually belongs to the Coloured race, it's a derivative of the Dutch language which was brought to our shores by Jan van Riebeeck and the then Bushmen just watered it down and created Afrikaans so as to be able to communicate with the Dutch. On the other hand Coloured are more civilized as what the 'Black' south african race makes us out to be, so in Coloured townships. But as mentioned previously, if you want to see so-called 'action', then you will have to return on certain days, to certain areas and definately NOT DURING THE DAY. Most crimes and altercations occur during night time, when there are less witnesses around. If you were flashing jewellery and showing off cash and other valuables then you would see how qickly criminals will come out of hiding. You are like a person that watches a horror film with the light on and with people around to console you then when the film is over you turn around and say, "What was so scary about that movie". Walk in that area at night and on certain days then I am sure my man that you will be singing a different tune. I see what you are trying to do to get virws by exploiting Coloured people. Let me pose this question to you, do you see a coloured person doing what you are doing?????
I followed U quite well until the last few sentences. I got lost when U said am exploiting coloured people when it's a complete opposite of that. I don't know if U understood the video well. I am on about the better side not the bad side especially on this video...
@@Walk_Africa"After watching your video further, I gained a better understanding of your perspective. Initially, the write-up about Eldorado Park caught my attention as "The most dangerous Coloured township in South Africa", but the portrayal in the video seemed contradictory. At that time, societal and political issues were particularly sensitive for me, which influenced my initial reaction. I appreciate your efforts to shed light on Coloured culture and hope it encourages more positive discussions. Let's keep fostering understanding and unity. Well done." 🙌
@@-xr4vc I am glad U one of the guys who sees my efforts. Not judging the video before watching to the end to gain a better understanding.😊💪
@@Walk_Africa If I may, a word of advice, I suggest in future videos to initially be more explanatory regarding the the content to be depicted so that viewers can have a better understanding of the intentions/portrayal of the said video.
@@-xr4vc thanks, good advice 🤝
What's the time right there, here it's 14:40 afternoon
Right now as I type this it's 15:23 afternoon
hi you should have walk also pass the place where nathaniel julies were shot you were close
Had no idea.. may his soul rest in peace
I have to say, jy't Eldos plat geloop..
Most coloured people have European lineage with influence of many other nations.You can tell by most Coloured people's surnames, it really ain't local but European
Just ask for Masalla just ask for Massalas place. Youl see how busy it is 41:01 that Corona at that Corna youl see Eldos for Real
Oh!! Should have known 😀
How about doing Soweto next. Then we will know what rough and dangerous is.
Hi. Did u watch this video I did in soweto a few weeks back?
th-cam.com/video/gRgIjRHpZu8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SzSaY46MCzdRc22k
Eldorado park is in Soweto
@@headhonchotheone9041 yeah since 1994 😂😂😂😂o gosh
We humans are 99% the same genetically. We have created from 100 to 1,000 differences from 1% genetic difference. Man, it is wild whenever I think about it.
At least you can walk there. No one attacking you.
U right...
@@Walk_AfricaHow do you make jt out of these places untouched?
@@ElectrostatiCrow 😀 I guess they respect me as much as I respect them..
What could I say😂
SA doesn’t have a gun culture to be perceived as “most dangerous” as compared to other cities like Chicago(Chiraq) & others in NA or SA.
I guess u right 👌
A city doesn't have to have guns to be dangerous.
Say what?
Where do you live?
You may not know much about township culture I guess!
Nah bruh you wrong dunno where you live at but I'm from the trenches in Cape Town, more than 8 people lose their life every day to gun violence. Cape Town is ranked higher than Chicago in the word when it comes to gun violence I mean that's not a cool statistic but sh!t get real out here
you've never been to the Cape Flats 🥱🥱where do you live?i want to show u something
Love your videos walk-afrika . You really want to see real coloreds and real dangerous area's, go to CapeTown ( coloreds factory where they were manufactured).
😀 Will visit them someday soon
Thanks for watching my videos 🤝
lol Eldos is not bad spent alot of my younger days there if you look for trouble obviously you will get it but that's everywhere we have the greatest country in the world
Most definitely ☺️
It's both.
In Polokwane it's Westernburg where coloured people live.
I am coming there 😄
What does colored neighborhoods mean?
Some bad chicks walkin around 🤦🏾♂️
😂😂🙌
Dude you should have walked though the flats go to visit the drug dens etc..
eldorado park primary
Thanks for the update 🙂
I stay at johannesburg Randburg i need to move to eldos looking for place to rent
Go ahead, I guess u would love it there.
@@Walk_Africa i 'll try my best
Khoisan
You know what my friend Go there by place of Masalla you will what's going on there He is selling Chips there
Wish I knew, was looking for such kind of places.
1 it's not feared at all, that is misinformation. 2 before even asking how much is the Banana you should have greeted awunanhlonipho umdala kanje
Instead of focusing on the negative how about the positive. I had a good chat with these people behind camera and even left a reasonable amount. Up to u to believe or not. Can't please u all same time 😉
Why so serious? Someone wants to buy and you say they have no respect. That's why I don't buy from most of these black vendors. You will get attitudes even if you are loyal customer.
COLOURED ? , what color are they ?
We call them coloured here.. they are exactly the way u see them in the video, light in complexion.
They are mixed Race between blacks and whites, well any person mixed between black and white is called coloured in the southern Africa. That also goes for Malaysian slave brought to South Africa that most occupy the western cape(Cape town). Mostly they speak Afrikaans. They are known to be rough people and very loose headed.
@@tsheporaselabe9189 😀😀 very loose headed 🙆🙌
But now they're getting married among themselves
yup like Zulus are marrying among themselves or Pedi's etc etc @@similosiziba817
come to pieitermaritburg coloured hood
What is the name of the coloured neighborhood?
I hear elderly chatting in respectful manner No swearing, few burglar bars on windows, fruit etc trader's on streets, children laughing in streets, no loitering on corners, not a single gun shot. Cars parked unattended...But I di notice the gang sign at 17m29(That is dangerous Yes). You recording houses and children, hope indigenous people understand!..the potholes, shops selling expired and counterfeit foods 39m12 That's naughty school boys hookah piecing holes into foil, greeting you Tata!
Greetings 🤝
Can b a good skating hood
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If you want to see what's really happening. Go the on weekend
You are safe as long as you don't stir up the hornets nest.