Dr. Mbuyiseni Ndlozi delivers a provocative critique of leadership, intellectual culture and political accountability in South Africa. Dr. Ndlozi argues that semiliteracy is not simply about having a low level of formal education, but can become a culture that rejects learning, critical thinking and intellectual curiosity. He questions why some highly educated leaders appear disconnected…
Dr. Mbuyiseni Ndlozi delivers a forceful critique of what he describes as hypocrisy in the response of African governments to South Africa’s political and social challenges. Ndlozi compares the approaches of Angola, Lesotho and Mozambique with those of Nigeria and Ghana, arguing that different African governments have responded differently to the Xenophobic and Afrophobic events…
Julius Malema states that he is not calling for the expulsion of white South Africans, but for land to be returned so that all South Africans can share in the country’s wealth and opportunities. Julius Malema addresses one of the most debated aspects of his political message during this EFF election rally in KwaZulu-Natal. In…
Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi delivers a provocative and wide-ranging keynote address at the symposium “Samora Machel, Liberation Movements and the Unfinished Decolonial Project,” hosted by the Samora Machel Foundation and Rhodes University in Makhanda, marking 40 years since the death of Mozambican revolutionary leader Samora Machel. In one of the most controversial sections of the address,…
South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the recent wave of xenophobia and Afrophobia in South Africa, expressing deep concern and shame over the discrimination, harassment and violence faced by nationals from other African countries. In this powerful speech, Ramaphosa calls on South Africans to reject exclusion and intimidation, while highlighting the shared history, migration, languages…
According to Dr. Nantaika Deborah Maufi, it is not for governments to create jobs. Governments should simply create an environment where entrepreneurs can succeed. This clip from the African Narratives Podcast explores one of Africa’s biggest economic debates. What’s your opinion? Do you agree or disagree? Please consider joining this channel to get access to…
In this thought-provoking episode of the African Narratives Podcast, Africa Web TV’s Creative Director sits down with Dr.Nantaika Deborah Maufi to discuss the realities of life in Europe versus Africa and why she chose to return home after nearly eight years in the Netherlands. Would you leave Europe to move back to Africa? We dive…
Why would someone leave Europe and move back to Africa? In this thought-provoking episode of the African Narratives Podcast, Africa Web TV’s Creative Director sits down with one of our presenters, Dr. Nantaika Deborah Maufi to discuss the realities of life in Europe versus Africa and why she chose to return to Tanzania after nearly…
South Africa’s immigration debate has become one of the country’s most discussed and controversial topics. In this media briefing, ANC Secretary General, Fikile Mbalula, responds to allegations of xenophobia, discuss illegal immigration, vigilantism, border security, law enforcement, deportations, political influence behind anti-immigration movements, and South Africa’s relationship with the African continent. Fikile Mbalula argues that…
Julius Malema says South Africans are blaming the wrong people for their problems. EFF CIC, Julius Malema argues that ordinary Africans share common struggles and challenges narratives that blame immigrants for unemployment and land shortages. Please consider joining this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCljBfmJffQppZYiX2h3pgGQ/join https://buymeacoffee.com/africawebtv https://tiktok.com/@africawebtv https://instagram.com/africawebtv https://threads.net/@africawebtv https://africawebtv.bsky.social https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaDAKbj89indJ4hQmS2E https://facebook.com/webtvafrica Posts by…
Julius Malema argues that true freedom extends beyond the right to vote. He discusses economic emancipation, public ownership, unemployment, land reform, Nationalisation, government-owned banks and mining companies, and the future of South Africa’s economy. Malema also explains why he believes public institutions should exist alongside private enterprises, from schools and hospitals to banks and mines,…
What happens when history is flipped on its head? An African visitor arrives at Niagara Falls in Canada and jokingly claims to have "discovered" it before renaming it Biafra Falls. The playful role reversal sparks laughter, surprises tourists, and gets everyone talking including visitors from California planning a trip to Africa! This light-hearted satire explores…