Comments on: Will Malema free us from economic slavery? I doubt it

By: Shade King

Shade King — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 08:17:18 +0000

Well i guess Malema Happens to be more of your morden Robin Hood But to me He is Just Robing the Hood…If we Can go back in History we will see the ANCYL presidents Nelson Mandela for one echoed the same words but then it was too far fetched then Robert Sobukwe our father of Conciousness mentioned it not in so many words and How can we forget the Son of Conciousness Biko…They spoke of BEE,but because minimum number our Comrade understood the concept it never materialised,but the Anc had a bigger market who wannet what the white man had which was the Physical freedom not the mental Emancipation,Self love for one ,Our own ecomonic system that supports the black businesses and so on ,this can take the whole day,but in short Malema needs to do more than what has already been spoke about…

By: vusi

vusi — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 11:19:18 +0000

Its all a mirage. The one thing that we as Africans have to realise is that for us to get to our economic Zion, its going to take a lot of hard word, discipline and sacrifice. Talk is cheap, and from weekend reports, Julius is the master of that, but I have one question for all of you. Other than lofty speeches, what single job has Julius created on the way to his R100 million odd fortune. What new innovation has he come up with, that actually produces something and creates jobs? Anyone who thinks economic liberation will come from BEE and other systems of paper kiting are in for a shock. Let us look at the South Koreans, the Chinese and other Asians who have built their countries from the bottom up, brick, by painful brick.

By: Hanno Winterbach

Hanno Winterbach — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 20:38:01 +0000

Keitu, finally someone that makes sense. Goed geskryf, en logies. Well done. I wish the youth and ANCYL leaders could read this. Keitu for ANCYL president.

By: Khaya

Khaya — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 13:20:36 +0000

Thought provoking,Keitu.The importance of fully fledged economic participation of Africans cant be overstated.I,however,find it odd that a lot of people have been quick to credit the ANCYL,particularly its president,for the economic cause of African especially when the likes of Andile Mngxitama and Dr Mosibudi Mangena amongst others who have long made that call.The greatest thing that we ought to realize is that strength and progress lies in our numbers.we cant negate the influence of political will in creating favourable conditions to improve the african economic cause.