Time for change! Mouth shut eyes and ears wide open

We are considered the leaders of the African economy! Truthfully speaking our economy is under the tight clinched fist of the white minority which resides in this country. We are not going to go into how they managed to get all that wealth we all know and it's a bit disturbing if you really think about. I hear talks all over the news about economic freedom back to the people of this land. How will this economy be transferred to the hands of its original people. Clearly we will not risk the change of policies in this country just our neighbor Zimbabwe. Apart from being sanctioned we risk the the possibility of war with the overseas countries who think they have invested in this land. South Africa still has a bit of milk under its titties for these countries to drink.

We are entering the 20th year of our democracy next year! Facing a huge amount of unemployment and poverty still resides amongst our people. The challenge in not with the government, the challenge is with the people of this country.

We are challenged to change the face of  this economy. The way we can change this economy and take back what is rightfully ours is by opening up large global businesses that will compete with these businesses that have the power. The people of this country are to open up banks, mining companies, service provider companies and simply any business that is large enough to compete on a global scale.
I urge the youth of this country to take up these thoughts and not be scared of the big bad wolf. Business is business and can change the face of our country.

We have been under a white ruler for almost 500 years now, how many more years do we want. They say nature has a way of repairing itself and this is one of natures bandages. Our elders and leaders have fought this far now its up to this generation to do what needs to be done.    


In honorer of the late Steve Bantu Biko (18 December 1946 – 12 September 1977)