Great neighbourhood indeed, although Diepkloof used to be a powerhouse in the 80s, 90s and 00s...now the wealth is spread out in Soweto, owning to constant new developments. You would get a clearer picture if you toured Soweto as a whole...
Soweto is indeed beautiful in recent years it has transfoend tremendously and the neighborhood in some areas are not safe but definitely it's a nice township
i’m from malaysia and i’ve visited here in Soweto. South Africa is indeed beautiful place and i hope nothing but for all the things to get better and better
Doing a great job, showing the other sides if the townships that are not known, you can go to Protea North Protea Glen ext 7, 8, 9 & 10 up to ext 25 where you will see modern houses as well
Normally people who turn neighborhoods into slums are outsiders! Locals try by all means to take care and develop their communities! Outsiders know they only there temporality, lack the history and love of their area! Locals know they must preserve the area for coming generations and its their heritage and history
LOOK AT HILLBROW FOREIGNERS AHVE TURNED IT TO A DRUG DEN AND NOT JUST HILLBROW MOST PLACE WHERE THERE IS A HUGE NUMBER OF FOREIGNERS THE PLACE NORMALLY TURNS INTO SHIT AND THE BLAME IS PLACED ON BLACK SOUTH AFRICANS
Lets Hope the Whole of Our Townships Develop to This Standard, And Stop the Influx Of Squatters , internally and externally. A World Class and Above Suburb. Good Job GUYS.
Kevin Hart once came to SA and said he was shocked at how different it is to the image portrayed in the media. He said it is up to us the citizens to be proud of our country and showcase the good and positive side of our beautiful home. It doesn't serve the "other" people to showcase it for us, they gain more clicks and views by showing the bad side. We must be the custodians and patriots who guard our country's image. It that perception that influences whether people visit (tourism) and invest in our country. C'mon Mzansi I know we can do it, let's rebuild this country.
Fuck them. We dont need them. Let them show the world bad images. It will prevent that western world stench from coming here. We dont need to be wasting our time telling the americans and Europeans what we have here. We need to fix south africa for us not the whole world. Because america and europe are terrible places thatbpretend they are good. Let people be fooled into thinking those places are nice while we chill here peacefully
Actually, whites with their financial and media muscles will always portray SA bad, since our success as Africans proves that white supremacy and racism is a false political ideology
Diepkloof Ext, Phase 2 has always been a great suburb, we have a house there. Some of the houses there are more beautiful than houses in the famous suburbs.
I am from KZN too but I really appreciate the beauty that is Soweto and it's ppl been there several times and I can tell you it is a beautiful melting pot of cultures. I hope grow and develop further into a Sandton or Even better.
The comments here made me realize how ignorant people are yes there r plenty of nice houses in Soweto and yes people do pay rates and taxes water and electricity it’s a developing township developing faster than some economies in Africa
Keep it up Davis and Mohawk, please keep posting such wonderful videos, showing basic principles of clean and safe communities, the influence of such neighborhoods are spreading out to new places around Ormonde View and other places in the south,a lot of bitter people don't want to hear about such places with a Soweto tag, l wish you drove in deeper to phase1 and phase 2, this is an eye opener that the media hardly speaks about. You can hear on people's comments that there is still a lot of people who think Soweto is some dumping place, keep posting them David, come down until you get to protea, there is a lot of positive signs that should give hope to the rest of south Africa.
@bevmackay6042 you still go to the cities we surrendered those things to migrants a long time ago till we get a government that's serious about the cities we will just stay away from them
Unless you live in a cocoon or under some rock; a lot of people out there are hard working professionals, some run successful legitimate businesses and they chose to remain in the townships like the one you see on this video.
One thing that makes black neighborhoods different from white neighborhoods is trees. We need more trees in Soweto and other black neighborhoods. Helps with the heat, air and beauty
@@therealexfactorI asked this they said it because they wanted to extend houses since they were small and trees were in the way I asked why they don’t repo and they didn’t answer me💀
Because there will b hokkies around it in no time , ore is those scenarios only where so called colourds live to force ability move the colourds out ,westen cape
This is what's happening, black people have returned to the townships and rural areas built beautiful homes. Malls are being built as well hence we finding less and less people going shopping in urban areas. Big malls are shutting down now you know the reason
Haters are shicked that soweto is not just one big slum as they think good job dave next time please show them pimville zone n protea Glen sowetowill shock many people
It’s crucial to highlight that the construction of these residences commenced in the early 1980s, beginning with Phase 1, commonly referred to as Diepkloof Extensions 1, 2, and 3, the latter of which is showcased here. There is a wealth of additional content to explore, necessitating a return visit. The narrative and historical context of the inhabitants of this area should ideally be narrated by Fanakalo, providing a deeper understanding of the community. Thank LivinginSAtv 🤯
There's plenty of them throughout SA, they were designed for the black middle class who were NOT allowed to own property in designated white areas .Every city/ town has .
@@velmano9191No it's not soweto is a 90% black area 😅from celebrities, professionals, business owners, drug dealers, politicians, you find them all in Soweto 😊
Thats how apartheid days enabled us to prosper as black South Africans. This township was built from 1982/3. After this and Protea North and Dhlamini ext, Dobsonville ext CAME THE ANC and their Slums.
Ive been saying that for years. In in PE and live in a neighborhood similar to this. It was built in the 80s. After 94, shacks and rdps are the only thing built by that nonsense political party
@@subzeromidnight5388ANC is responsible for a lot of deterioration in this country but they do not build shacks. It's mostly people that come from other rural parts of EC that build shacks in PE. The houses built by apartheid government in PE are nonsense, they are not stand alone in New Brighton and people shared a tap. In KwaZakhele they are stand alone house. The neighborhoods have small streets and are condensed. This glorification of apartheid is stupid.
@@mpumzi new brighton has two sides. The 1st areas built are the ones u are talking about. A middle class area called ford was built afterwards with much bigger homes. Kwazakhele is a lower class area. Zwide also has two sides, small houses with small streets and a middle class area with bigger homes and yards. Then theres kwamagxaki and kwadwesi for the middle class. Theres also nu5 up to nu7 in motherwell, also bigger houses. My point is that ANC has never built any of those homes for the blacks. They allowed land invasions and they give those people rdp homes after. No proper developments whatsoever. And blacks were prospering during apartheid, u were just not allowed to mix with whites. Schools and hospitals were constantly being built as more black people came from rural areas into cities. Now schools are being abandoned and department of education money is being chowed by government officials. Rdp and grant are no way to grow a society. Jusy breeding a lazy society that constantly depends on government.
I live in Diepkloof I attend at Fons Luminis Sec.School, yeah DK(DIEPKLOOF) is a great neighborhood with people speaking different languages we like to call it the home of diversity ❤ gotta love DK
Great neighborhood. I wonder how they keep the security there... I do not see wires and other ugly protection tools typical for Joburg houses. Do they have CID or other form of organizing street security?
If you break into someone's home in the townships, let's just say you're asking for trouble. People in the townships mostly look out for one another, they'll deal with said party in most cases if SAPS won't come to their aid. Not that I support vigilantism, however I know that that's how it operates in a lot of the areas. Some have your ADT, Chubb or patrollers, but the neighbourhoods are close-knit.
The sense of community and ubuntu that you typically find in townships suffices as a form mutual of protection, even though there is some level of crime that from time to time. This sense of community is rare to find in a typical South African traditional suburb. And this lack of unity amongst households in the suburbs results with vulnerabilty to crime, which translates to high or ugly security measures as you have said.
@@youme1414your comment is based on fact or what you heard from wherever? The problem with arrogant ignorant people they think they know it all. In most cases they have made up their mind they won't change what they think they know to an extent that they believe their lies to be true. Unfortunately you can't do anything with such people. Arguing with a fool makes you look like one.
That's my Hood. i stay in Phase 1 you should've went to Phase 2 it has beautiful houses most adverts and Soaps are shot in Diepkloof, indeed it is the most expensive neighborhood in Soweto or the most expensive township in SA because it is near N1, N12, Town and etc...
When I wanted to buy property it gave me a Shocker, Phase 1 is great, Phase 2 is better, Phase 3 is the worst close to the Hostel. A no no, I am staying in Joburg southern suburbs ❤🎉
Thank you for another wonderful video and tour. Just wondering, it looks warm during the day, but during the night, does it get really cold? I notice a lot of chimneys, so that means they have a lot of fireplaces.
The chimneys in South Africa are in the main built in barbecue (braai's - as we call it). Not a lot of homes have chimneys for heating the homes. Homes with chimneys for heating were generally built long ago (old homes). As it pertains to the weather, we have hot summers and winters can at times be cold but not as cold as some parts of the world such as Europe, Canada, etc.
Yeah.... Time changes everything. People are now working well making most of the best they have. Surely this much older locations will be exposed to seem less and less as development spread around. But is till the best neighborhood I once leaved in my youth ....
Please do your next video on Westbury Eldorado Park, Reigerpark, Cape Flats so we can compare the level of spatial , economic and bulk infrastructure, social services delivered in those neighborhoods compared to Soweto in past 10 to 20 years. Very interesting indeed video! Thank you
He is based in Joburg. I doubt the channel is big enough to finance trips to places outside Joburg unless it comes out of his pocket or there could some kind of crowd funding from the viewers that can finance those kind of trips.
Don't generalize. A lot of areas in Soweto are clean. Communities are taking care of their areas. Not all locations have squatter camps. You now cannot claim that it is filthy based on the squatter camps that are in Soweto.
AFTER THIS PLEASE SHOW PEOPLE ALL SOWETO TOWNSHIPS OLD AND NEW .MEANING EXTENTIONS PHACES .PEOPLE THINK THAT IN SOWETO WE STAY IN TIN HOUSES 🏘 .JUST SHOW EVERY SOWETO TOWNSHIPS .MEADOWLANDS MOLETSANE NALEDI WHITE CITY DOBSONVILLE AND ITS EXTENTIONS PROTEA AND EXTENTION
IT IS NOT EASY TO COMIT CRIME IN SOWETO BECAUSE WE HAVE WHAT WE CALL NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH ,DAY AND NIGHT PATROLLERS WHOM WE PAY R100 EVERY MONTH .IN SOWETO YOU COMIT CRIME AT YOUR OWN RISK .OUR TRAFFIC LIGHTS ARE STILL INTACT UNLIKE IN JOBURG .RUBBISH IS COLLECTED EVERY WEEK BY PICKITUP .YOU DON'T JUST WAKE UP AND THROW RUBBISH ON THE STREETS .MOST HOUSES IN SOWETO WERE BUILD DURING APARTHEID YEARS. NEW TOWNSHIPS WERE BUILT BEFORE 1994 .IT IS HIGHLY PEACEFULL IN SOWETO BECAUSE AN INJURY TO ONE SOWETAN IS AN INJURY TO ALL SOWETANS .NO STRANGER IS ALLOWED TO ROAM AROUND THE STREETS OF SOWETO .WE ARE PROTECTING OUR PROPERTIES .
Soweto has the same population as Botswana you ignorant bafoon so a few people don't pay but the majority do. By the way there are now more black tax payers in this country than Whites
@@thembimaseko9600 just right below harare its a satellite town that feeds into harare with 45 wards just like harare with high density areas, medium density and low density areas.
chitungwisa is a Soweto of your country not the other way around.Soweto has always been like this we didnt copy from anyone else .Put some respect on Soweto please.The black middle class is doing amazing here and they are educated
@@consulargeneral8136 WHY are you running away from home if you have chitungwisa. Your people make places in Diepsloot to be slums where ever you are it collapse. Mandela led us down.
@@Joy25-ce6vz and @louiseanne5075, this is a more researched response available online: Your comment about the apartheid government not planting trees is likely referring to the historical legacy of apartheid in South Africa, which has had lasting effects on the distribution of green spaces and trees in urban areas. During the apartheid era, public parks and street trees were mainly developed for beautification purposes in the historically affluent northern white suburbs of cities like Johannesburg. This has resulted in an unequal distribution of tree canopy cover between different parts of the city. A study found that virtually all (96%) South African cities remain under a form of “green apartheid” - an uneven distribution of city trees, greenery, and parks across racial and income geographies. White citizens tend to live in areas with many more trees, greener vegetation, and easier access to public parks than areas with predominantly black African, Indian, and coloured residents. Efforts have been made to address this issue. For example, groups like Greenpop have started initiatives to plant trees in marginalized communities. However, fully uprooting green apartheid in South Africa will take time. It’s important to note that the distribution of green spaces is just one aspect of the broader socio-economic inequalities that persist in South Africa post-apartheid. These inequalities are complex and multifaceted, involving issues of land ownership, wealth distribution, and access to resources. I hope you both find this information helpful. @LivinginSAtv will blow your mind🤯
Many factors lead to that even illegal immigration most townships are spared from it coz they are viewed as shanty towns that are dangerous nobody wanna live in the surburbs n cities it's easy for people to hijack abandoned houses n buildings
Yes they work at same work place as you,infact if you can now go to rural areas you will be shocked the houses you see at sandton and other posh suburbs are there ,in rural areas people just need paved roads and a propper sanitation this government is only bstling with infrastructure in the informal settlement here in urban areas.
You are a proper Karen ,you think blacks dont pay taxes ?I know a couple of white people who dont pay rates and taxes .Its not a black thing as you might think .You are so ignorant
Full Soweto Playlist here: ua-cam.com/play/PLuKKdXhv4SaMoO7BtP79bsfVZ1k9QkjhN.html&si=0zABHbvfgLFx6gsI
Nice video. Don't you think the name should be changed from township to city?
1millionalot of dirty scattered all over nodumpstee cars for garbage hell noooo😂
Great neighbourhood indeed, although Diepkloof used to be a powerhouse in the 80s, 90s and 00s...now the wealth is spread out in Soweto, owning to constant new developments. You would get a clearer picture if you toured Soweto as a whole...
Soweto is indeed beautiful in recent years it has transfoend tremendously and the neighborhood in some areas are not safe but definitely it's a nice township
i’m from malaysia and i’ve visited here in Soweto. South Africa is indeed beautiful place and i hope nothing but for all the things to get better and better
Thanks my man. We know we have good things here but the government we have here is another level of crap government. And we need to fix that next year
@@subzeromidnight5388 i wish you guys all the best. South Africans really deserve better.
Amen.
Thank you. I hope Malaysia improves as well.
Amen, we receive.
I stay in the area, such a beautiful environment I must say. I honestly do not need an estate, I'm content
Doing a great job, showing the other sides if the townships that are not known, you can go to Protea North Protea Glen ext 7, 8, 9 & 10 up to ext 25 where you will see modern houses as well
Normally people who turn neighborhoods into slums are outsiders!
Locals try by all means to take care and develop their communities!
Outsiders know they only there temporality, lack the history and love of their area!
Locals know they must preserve the area for coming generations and its their heritage and history
@@youme1414hawkers.
Zai @@youme1414 zai zai they're outside
@youme1414 makwerekwere , people like you sir
LOOK AT HILLBROW FOREIGNERS AHVE TURNED IT TO A DRUG DEN AND NOT JUST HILLBROW MOST PLACE WHERE THERE IS A HUGE NUMBER OF FOREIGNERS THE PLACE NORMALLY TURNS INTO SHIT AND THE BLAME IS PLACED ON BLACK SOUTH AFRICANS
@@youme1414 STAY WHERE YOU ARE
Lets Hope the Whole of Our Townships Develop to This Standard, And Stop the Influx Of Squatters , internally and externally. A World Class and Above Suburb. Good Job GUYS.
Playback 9:19
Julius malema Said people should occupy land and guess what they did that including foreigners
After so many videos about SA, you are now a permanent resident a citizen of RSA
Kevin Hart once came to SA and said he was shocked at how different it is to the image portrayed in the media. He said it is up to us the citizens to be proud of our country and showcase the good and positive side of our beautiful home. It doesn't serve the "other" people to showcase it for us, they gain more clicks and views by showing the bad side. We must be the custodians and patriots who guard our country's image. It that perception that influences whether people visit (tourism) and invest in our country. C'mon Mzansi I know we can do it, let's rebuild this country.
Fuck them. We dont need them. Let them show the world bad images. It will prevent that western world stench from coming here. We dont need to be wasting our time telling the americans and Europeans what we have here. We need to fix south africa for us not the whole world. Because america and europe are terrible places thatbpretend they are good. Let people be fooled into thinking those places are nice while we chill here peacefully
Actually, whites with their financial and media muscles will always portray SA bad, since our success as Africans proves that white supremacy and racism is a false political ideology
Diepkloof Ext, Phase 2 has always been a great suburb, we have a house there. Some of the houses there are more beautiful than houses in the famous suburbs.
I challenge soweteans to turn their township into Sandton or better.I believe in you guys.Love FROM KZN
Leave me to that 🤲
I am from KZN too but I really appreciate the beauty that is Soweto and it's ppl been there several times and I can tell you it is a beautiful melting pot of cultures. I hope grow and develop further into a Sandton or Even better.
It is Beautiful to see our people living in clean and beautiful neighborhoods.
Even Doctor Irvin Khoza...lives in Soweto
The comments here made me realize how ignorant people are yes there r plenty of nice houses in Soweto and yes people do pay rates and taxes water and electricity it’s a developing township developing faster than some economies in Africa
Only a fraction of households pay for service
Keep it up Davis and Mohawk, please keep posting such wonderful videos, showing basic principles of clean and safe communities, the influence of such neighborhoods are spreading out to new places around Ormonde View and other places in the south,a lot of bitter people don't want to hear about such places with a Soweto tag, l wish you drove in deeper to phase1 and phase 2, this is an eye opener that the media hardly speaks about. You can hear on people's comments that there is still a lot of people who think Soweto is some dumping place, keep posting them David, come down until you get to protea, there is a lot of positive signs that should give hope to the rest of south Africa.
Yes please why can't we keep our cities free of sewerage, and litter aswell as homeless folk and squatters???where are you ?
@bevmackay6042 you still go to the cities we surrendered those things to migrants a long time ago till we get a government that's serious about the cities we will just stay away from them
Grew up there in the 80's stayed in Phase 2 its always been beautiful
The first house in Soweto to be valued & sold for R1m was in Diepkloof Phase 3
Unless you live in a cocoon or under some rock; a lot of people out there are hard working professionals, some run successful legitimate businesses and they chose to remain in the townships like the one you see on this video.
One thing that makes black neighborhoods different from white neighborhoods is trees. We need more trees in Soweto and other black neighborhoods. Helps with the heat, air and beauty
And it used to have hey, I wonder why did they cut them down
@@therealexfactorI asked this they said it because they wanted to extend houses since they were small and trees were in the way I asked why they don’t repo and they didn’t answer me💀
Trees! Plant trees
Bathi ziyangcolisa😂😂
Ewe mostly yilonto. Asiycingi into yoqesha garden boy for the leaves. Gives someone in the kasi empkoyment
The area called Diepkloof Ext and I have relatives living Ther. Its quiet taken care off and houses goes for more than million Rand .
Honestly I miss this level of cleanliness....some of the so-called "burbs" are not even this clean.
Every township has it's own "Beverly hills" section.
Pimville and Orlando west are beautiful too
The Soweto they will never show on TV😂😂😂😂😂😂Lol
Who is supposed to show it on TV?
Phase 2 has been on TV many times 😂
Many local soapies are shot in Soweto the international media will never show this soweto
Because there will b hokkies around it in no time , ore is those scenarios only where so called colourds live to force ability move the colourds out ,westen cape
Then we must have our own media outlets.
That Kasi is so beautiful and clean.
This is what's happening, black people have returned to the townships and rural areas built beautiful homes. Malls are being built as well hence we finding less and less people going shopping in urban areas. Big malls are shutting down now you know the reason
Tenders are a plenty ,,,,
Soweto the historical home of our country ❤ 🇿🇦. Soweto have potential to attract more investments (with 1.8M people living in Soweto)
Minimum R6 million people currently living in Soweto.
@@rondaburne-bt3ksSoweto has around 2 million.
@@rondaburne-bt3ksnot true. There are 5.7 million people in Joburg including those in Soweto. Soweto has a population of 2 million people.
Haters are shicked that soweto is not just one big slum as they think good job dave next time please show them pimville zone n protea Glen sowetowill shock many people
Which haters?😂
@@Mahlanzaa2108they know themselves
There's one from Nigeria always stalking South African content including this one with negative comments.
Wow! sleek streets, smart houses
It’s crucial to highlight that the construction of these residences commenced in the early 1980s, beginning with Phase 1, commonly referred to as Diepkloof Extensions 1, 2, and 3, the latter of which is showcased here. There is a wealth of additional content to explore, necessitating a return visit. The narrative and historical context of the inhabitants of this area should ideally be narrated by Fanakalo, providing a deeper understanding of the community. Thank LivinginSAtv 🤯
Hello from UK. I enjoyed your vid. It all looks beautiful. l hope this isn't the only neighbourhood in soweto like this.
There's plenty of them throughout SA, they were designed for the black middle class who were NOT allowed to own property in designated white areas .Every city/ town has .
Pimville Besta next to konka, Lakeview and Protea North.
Diepkloof is a beautiful neighbourhood from Diepkloof Extension down to zone 4 Diepkloof has beautiful homes.
So quiet and clean 👌
I've just finished watching that 1:30min investment scam advert 😂😂😂 for the sake of this wonderful channel
Thumbs up to my black South African 🇿🇦 people that sometimes we are called "" LAZY ppl ". Now see the fruits of your ignorance.🎉🎉🎉❤😂
It's mostly white and brown people living here. LOL.
Joke@@velmano9191
@@velmano9191no indeed
@@velmano9191100% Black
@@velmano9191No it's not soweto is a 90% black area 😅from celebrities, professionals, business owners, drug dealers, politicians, you find them all in Soweto 😊
Also Dube is beautiful
David never disappoints👌🏾
Great Kasi views ..
Thats how apartheid days enabled us to prosper as black South Africans. This township was built from 1982/3. After this and Protea North and Dhlamini ext, Dobsonville ext CAME THE ANC and their Slums.
Ive been saying that for years. In in PE and live in a neighborhood similar to this. It was built in the 80s. After 94, shacks and rdps are the only thing built by that nonsense political party
@@subzeromidnight5388even in Rustenburg,
@@subzeromidnight5388ANC is responsible for a lot of deterioration in this country but they do not build shacks. It's mostly people that come from other rural parts of EC that build shacks in PE. The houses built by apartheid government in PE are nonsense, they are not stand alone in New Brighton and people shared a tap. In KwaZakhele they are stand alone house. The neighborhoods have small streets and are condensed. This glorification of apartheid is stupid.
@@mpumzi new brighton has two sides. The 1st areas built are the ones u are talking about. A middle class area called ford was built afterwards with much bigger homes. Kwazakhele is a lower class area. Zwide also has two sides, small houses with small streets and a middle class area with bigger homes and yards. Then theres kwamagxaki and kwadwesi for the middle class. Theres also nu5 up to nu7 in motherwell, also bigger houses. My point is that ANC has never built any of those homes for the blacks. They allowed land invasions and they give those people rdp homes after. No proper developments whatsoever. And blacks were prospering during apartheid, u were just not allowed to mix with whites. Schools and hospitals were constantly being built as more black people came from rural areas into cities. Now schools are being abandoned and department of education money is being chowed by government officials. Rdp and grant are no way to grow a society. Jusy breeding a lazy society that constantly depends on government.
WHY DO YOU ALWAYS HAVE TO GIVE CREDIT TO THE WHITE MAN , YOU ARE BRAINWASH ....THIS IS BLACK EXCELLENCE WHICH YOU CAN STILL SEE TO THIS DAY
I live in Diepkloof I attend at Fons Luminis Sec.School, yeah DK(DIEPKLOOF) is a great neighborhood with people speaking different languages we like to call it the home of diversity ❤ gotta love DK
Great neighborhood. I wonder how they keep the security there... I do not see wires and other ugly protection tools typical for Joburg houses. Do they have CID or other form of organizing street security?
If you break into someone's home in the townships, let's just say you're asking for trouble. People in the townships mostly look out for one another, they'll deal with said party in most cases if SAPS won't come to their aid. Not that I support vigilantism, however I know that that's how it operates in a lot of the areas. Some have your ADT, Chubb or patrollers, but the neighbourhoods are close-knit.
It's safe🤷🏽♂️
The sense of community and ubuntu that you typically find in townships suffices as a form mutual of protection, even though there is some level of crime that from time to time. This sense of community is rare to find in a typical South African traditional suburb. And this lack of unity amongst households in the suburbs results with vulnerabilty to crime, which translates to high or ugly security measures as you have said.
@@youme1414your comment is based on fact or what you heard from wherever? The problem with arrogant ignorant people they think they know it all. In most cases they have made up their mind they won't change what they think they know to an extent that they believe their lies to be true. Unfortunately you can't do anything with such people. Arguing with a fool makes you look like one.
@@youme1414you might wanna check your sources properly braa or make sure you know what you're talking about. If not, shhhhh
😂 Zimbabwens, ZAMBIANS, Nigerians, Kenyans and Ghanaians are going to say that belongs to whites
😂😂😂😂
I know hey!
😂😂😂
Ghananians are not big in undermining people
True, black people live in slums and fancy areas are reserved for white ppl according to them. Their jealous is on another level.
That's my Hood. i stay in Phase 1 you should've went to Phase 2 it has beautiful houses most adverts and Soaps are shot in Diepkloof, indeed it is the most expensive neighborhood in Soweto or the most expensive township in SA because it is near N1, N12, Town and etc...
When I wanted to buy property it gave me a Shocker, Phase 1 is great, Phase 2 is better, Phase 3 is the worst close to the Hostel. A no no, I am staying in Joburg southern suburbs ❤🎉
Phase 3 is more nicer than phase 2 n 1, I'm.from phase 2 😊
Trees 🌳 trees 🌴 and more trees 🌲 please sowetans🙏
Thank you for another wonderful video and tour. Just wondering, it looks warm during the day, but during the night, does it get really cold? I notice a lot of chimneys, so that means they have a lot of fireplaces.
The chimneys in South Africa are in the main built in barbecue (braai's - as we call it). Not a lot of homes have chimneys for heating the homes. Homes with chimneys for heating were generally built long ago (old homes). As it pertains to the weather, we have hot summers and winters can at times be cold but not as cold as some parts of the world such as Europe, Canada, etc.
Invest in the township
It is so beautiful 😍
Yeah.... Time changes everything. People are now working well making most of the best they have. Surely this much older locations will be exposed to seem less and less as development spread around. But is till the best neighborhood I once leaved in my youth ....
Beautiful proudly SA , before this I was watching Spruitvuew ... 😂😂😂 suka yooo quet, big and clean place 🙏🙏🙏 big up Community of Spruitvuew.
Thank you for sharing
Show Protea Glen extensions as well as meadowlands etc
Please do your next video on Westbury Eldorado Park, Reigerpark, Cape Flats so we can compare the level of spatial , economic and bulk infrastructure, social services delivered in those neighborhoods compared to Soweto in past 10 to 20 years. Very interesting indeed video! Thank you
He is based in Joburg. I doubt the channel is big enough to finance trips to places outside Joburg unless it comes out of his pocket or there could some kind of crowd funding from the viewers that can finance those kind of trips.
Diepkloof extension tgere my bro🤝....
Noticed that there any electric fencing, makes one wonder how so 😮. Do they escape the loadshedding. Makes one wonder.
Soweto used to be clean in 2010. Now it's filthy. Building of shacks must be stopped and cleaning campaign must be implemented.
Don't generalize. A lot of areas in Soweto are clean. Communities are taking care of their areas. Not all locations have squatter camps. You now cannot claim that it is filthy based on the squatter camps that are in Soweto.
Thats my neighbour hood, born n raised that side n the area that ur in is Diepkloof phase 3
How I would love to own a property in Soweto.
We need the greening of the neighbourhood plant more trees
David will teach you something you didn't realise it exists this is Soweto of course there is poorest part of Soweto and Middle class part
I think we know that
Beautiful indeed
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Ashfordaa
AFTER THIS PLEASE SHOW PEOPLE ALL SOWETO TOWNSHIPS OLD AND NEW
.MEANING EXTENTIONS PHACES .PEOPLE THINK THAT IN SOWETO WE STAY IN TIN HOUSES 🏘 .JUST SHOW EVERY SOWETO TOWNSHIPS .MEADOWLANDS MOLETSANE NALEDI WHITE CITY DOBSONVILLE AND ITS EXTENTIONS PROTEA AND EXTENTION
IT IS NOT EASY TO COMIT CRIME IN SOWETO BECAUSE WE HAVE WHAT WE CALL NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH ,DAY AND NIGHT PATROLLERS WHOM WE PAY R100 EVERY MONTH .IN SOWETO YOU COMIT CRIME AT YOUR OWN RISK .OUR TRAFFIC LIGHTS ARE STILL INTACT UNLIKE IN JOBURG .RUBBISH IS COLLECTED EVERY WEEK BY PICKITUP .YOU DON'T JUST WAKE UP AND THROW RUBBISH ON THE STREETS .MOST HOUSES IN SOWETO WERE BUILD DURING APARTHEID YEARS. NEW TOWNSHIPS WERE BUILT BEFORE 1994 .IT IS HIGHLY PEACEFULL IN SOWETO BECAUSE AN INJURY TO ONE SOWETAN IS AN INJURY TO ALL SOWETANS .NO STRANGER IS ALLOWED TO ROAM AROUND THE STREETS OF SOWETO .WE ARE PROTECTING OUR PROPERTIES .
So nice to see.
DiepKloof is beautiful. I have family there
FOREIGNE HATERS ARE DYING INSIDE THEIR STOMACHS .
You showd my house
I immediately saw it wasnt a white subburb by the absence of jojo tanks and solar panels...this suburb does NOT have any loadshedding.....
Pity they don't pay their eskom bills and municipality accounts; billions of debt written off
Soweto is big bigger what you can think, Diepkloof, Protea North and Protea Glen and etc they pay for electricity and water as they are prepaid
Soweto has the same population as Botswana you ignorant bafoon so a few people don't pay but the majority do. By the way there are now more black tax payers in this country than Whites
They need to plan trees 😮
May you please review/show us (Meyersdal Eco Estate)
How do they manage to keep it so clean.
Haha, how do you keep your house clean?😂
south africans live here, not foreigners
I love what abo magodzomela have done with their cash, all that hardwork paid off 👏🏿 🙌🏿 😏🤷🏿♂️
Whats the name of the place which part of Soweto is this?
It's Diepkloof ext phase 3 it's in Soweto
Diepkloof Ext 3
By the heading i knew it was Diepkloof extension and it has been like this even before 1994 elections same goes for Pimville where Nhlanhla lux lives
Yes
i have not been there but i have heard of it and are not sure about it
I used to holiday with family in South Africa many times but I would never trade my safety in Scotland to live over there.
Kuphi kwa quarter past 4, Gagagagaga!!!!??? Mawukulendawo?
Kukude nyana 15 minutes away,Pimville zone 5.
Go to rural areas ❤as well please
Esoweto 🇿🇦✊🏾 msotra
Nice❤
Ashfordaa
I was there 2 weeks ago
So soweto is like the chitungwisa of south africa because I'm seeing there are nice places in soweto just like chitungwisa.
Educate us please where is chitugwisa
@@thembimaseko9600 just right below harare its a satellite town that feeds into harare with 45 wards just like harare with high density areas, medium density and low density areas.
chitungwisa is a Soweto of your country not the other way around.Soweto has always been like this we didnt copy from anyone else .Put some respect on Soweto please.The black middle class is doing amazing here and they are educated
@@consulargeneral8136 WHY are you running away from home if you have chitungwisa. Your people make places in Diepsloot to be slums where ever you are it collapse. Mandela led us down.
@@thembimaseko9600 exactly they create these shanty towns all over jhb then turn around call our country a mkhukhu nation,the irony
Let us move there. Hardly any electric fences !!!!!!
Wow I will visit SA soon I will definitely coming to Soweto although I heard about xenophobia hope it’s not an issue anymore
No don't come we're overcrowded
@@TshepoNakeng_ you’ve just proven my xenophobia point your dumb shit I’m not stepping foot in a ghetto
Born and bred here Diepkloof zone 4
👌👌
This is a ghost town, hardly no one in the streets or yards.
It show that people are not lazy😂😂😂
Soweto used to be the best but now there are shops everywhere around the street 😂😂
Where in Soweto?
Near Johannesburg in South Africa nearby township is where Mandela lived
@@thembimaseko9600 It's weird cause I live in Soweto. I really should travel more. 😆
Diepkloof ext
Near Nasrec and FNB Stadium (Soccer City)
Why are there so few trees,
The apartheid government didn't plant them😢
@@Joy25-ce6vz and @louiseanne5075, this is a more researched response available online: Your comment about the apartheid government not planting trees is likely referring to the historical legacy of apartheid in South Africa, which has had lasting effects on the distribution of green spaces and trees in urban areas.
During the apartheid era, public parks and street trees were mainly developed for beautification purposes in the historically affluent northern white suburbs of cities like Johannesburg. This has resulted in an unequal distribution of tree canopy cover between different parts of the city.
A study found that virtually all (96%) South African cities remain under a form of “green apartheid” - an uneven distribution of city trees, greenery, and parks across racial and income geographies. White citizens tend to live in areas with many more trees, greener vegetation, and easier access to public parks than areas with predominantly black African, Indian, and coloured residents.
Efforts have been made to address this issue. For example, groups like Greenpop have started initiatives to plant trees in marginalized communities. However, fully uprooting green apartheid in South Africa will take time.
It’s important to note that the distribution of green spaces is just one aspect of the broader socio-economic inequalities that persist in South Africa post-apartheid. These inequalities are complex and multifaceted, involving issues of land ownership, wealth distribution, and access to resources. I hope you both find this information helpful. @LivinginSAtv will blow your mind🤯
Great point...
people need to be encouraged to do so🙌🔥
200000 in Diepkloof??isn't that overpopulated???why is there no litter??? But far too much litter and filth 7n the city other suburbs
Many factors lead to that even illegal immigration most townships are spared from it coz they are viewed as shanty towns that are dangerous nobody wanna live in the surburbs n cities it's easy for people to hijack abandoned houses n buildings
south Africans love there...
You didn't pass by my site
Oh really !!!!
Are they paying rates and taxes?
Yes they work at same work place as you,infact if you can now go to rural areas you will be shocked the houses you see at sandton and other posh suburbs are there ,in rural areas people just need paved roads and a propper sanitation this government is only bstling with infrastructure in the informal settlement here in urban areas.
Yes we do Karyn 😊
You are a proper Karen ,you think blacks dont pay taxes ?I know a couple of white people who dont pay rates and taxes .Its not a black thing as you might think .You are so ignorant
They do! And electricity
@JohnHaze4666 why wouldn't they??😊
Looks like makoko
you daft
you are moving too fast
Jaaa the poverty is absolutely overwhelming in South Africa right
It's not compared to other African countries and Probably not compared to other asaian and south American countries
You luck you never experience apartheid
Dk expensive