I’m a therapist from Philly. I've been to SA twice. I fell in love with the country during my first visit. I will be back in Jozi in August. What's the name of Dr? Asad’s family channel?
I remember watching the Malik family's journey to move to the continent. Incredibly inspiring. There are many of us who are in different planning stages, and these videos keep us inspired. Thank you both for your ministry. 🙏🏽
It’s GREAT TO SEE BROTHER ASAD…We love this TRUE SOUTH AFRICAN. We love you brother Asad and family. Many thanks my sister for inviting brother Asad in your channel, we love this brother and family.
I am retired and left the United States and now live in Playa Blanca, Panama, in a beachfront condo. I will be in Cape Town in February and plan to come to Joburg and Durban afterward. It's great out here.
Great and informative conversation between you and Dr Asad. I really enjoyed listening and learning. I truly feel bad that African governments, including South African, are really not doing enough to support and subsidize Africans of the diaspora who wish to settle on the continent. It's disgraceful.
You two touched on how the AA community in South Africa hasn't really organized its self into its own distinct community like lets say AA im Ghana or the Gambia have done. I think its partly because AA in South Africa find it relatively easy to assimilate into the local population. The process for renting and buying homes is almost identical to the process in the States, stores have set prices, debit cards are used you can build credit etc... and things like BEE can work into our favor ... I haven't transitioned to South Africa yet but I am planning to... Usually challenges are what inspires people to do community organizing
@@JaeScottStyle I completely understand and agree with you guys that having an organization to help families transition to life in SA or even be able to assist when families have issues ( i.e , financial challenges or immigration issues etc) It would be awesome if the org. we're able to retain immigration lawyers and help Aaa families with applying for Visas) I know the digital nomad Visa is on the horizon and that can open the door for more remote working AA ( like myself) transition to SA. An AA brother who lives in SA shared with me how many years ago there was an org. that involved AA and local SAfrcns with the aim of tackling local problems. It didn't end well 🤦🏽. Locals couldn't agree on which issues were priority and didn't at the time want to receive any advice from AA. Honestly the AA should have just organized to focus primarily on themselves and then create an NGO to do outreaches ( i.e building libraries, schools, clinics etc) I know an AA missionary who is also an architect who has been coming back and forth to SA for 20 years preaching and building libraries and other good works in rural areas of SA. I know I shared a lot 🤦🏽
The book Dr. Asad referenced is “The Americans Are Coming! Dreams of African American Liberation in Segregationist South Africa” Book by Robert Trent Vinson
@Eugene Justin Aloha...the point being your uncertainty about who the person was..that was killed by The Police...because he was Black and a probable intruder..when in fact he was lost only to be shot n killed. Very sad indeed...what people of color must endure to be alive in this world.
He will learn nothing because he is not in SA but towns of SA like any other foreigners who ran to our country because they can’t fight back,we don’t fight on tweeter we fight on the street
Hi, I just wanted to add something, Marcus Gravey was a Jamaican that was scamming Black🖤, Negro & Colored North Americans 🇺🇸, this is one of the reasons he got deported. He never even been to Africa, but died in London 🇬🇧✅, no disrespect and thank you for sharing your journey.
@@JohnHaze4666 We have electricity 98% of the year unlike you and our electric grid is 98% green, look it up, unlike S.A which relies heavily on coal(oh my God!) which affecting your childrens health. I hope yourent suprised our President was speaking in France global citizen event on matters green energy and climate change.
People are very jealous of South Africa, they spread fauls rumours because they don't want Black's from other countries to come experience the beauty n fruitfulness of this country
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I’m a therapist from Philly. I've been to SA twice. I fell in love with the country during my first visit. I will be back in Jozi in August. What's the name of Dr? Asad’s family channel?
Asad El Malik, PhD
Lindani Myeni was a 29 year old former SA rugby player who was shot by the cops in the US ,in 2021
Oh no, sorry to hear that.
I remember watching the Malik family's journey to move to the continent. Incredibly inspiring. There are many of us who are in different planning stages, and these videos keep us inspired. Thank you both for your ministry. 🙏🏽
Thank you for watching 🙏🏽
It’s GREAT TO SEE BROTHER ASAD…We love this TRUE SOUTH AFRICAN. We love you brother Asad and family. Many thanks my sister for inviting brother Asad in your channel, we love this brother and family.
My pleasure
Welcome home my dear brother and sister.
Proudly Mzantsi ❤️ 🇿🇦
Thank you so much 😊
The Real South Africa tourism Channel. Good info.
I am retired and left the United States and now live in Playa Blanca, Panama, in a beachfront condo. I will be in Cape Town in February and plan to come to Joburg and Durban afterward. It's great out here.
Sounds great!
Jae, great interview. Thanks, Dr. King.
Thanks 😊
South African American ❤️
Sister Jae I love the 🌎 ball behind you and it's show South Africa 🇿🇦
Thank you 😊
It’s the mindset, bravo!❤
❤️
So proud of you guys
Thank you ❤️
Thanks for the video Jae, The book that was mentioned by Dr Asad is available on take a lot. It seems like an interesting read.
Hope you enjoyed it! I will definitely look for it on takealot.
I'm loving your channel 😘👌🏾
Thank you so much 🤗
Bam bam bam just like that😂😂😂😂 i like him alot❤❤❤ thank you 4 invitng him
Great interview Jae s/o to Doc Asad
Thanks ✨
This interview was extremely insightful! I appreciate the historical knowledge shared on this interview is fascinating!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏽
Great and informative conversation between you and Dr Asad. I really enjoyed listening and learning. I truly feel bad that African governments, including South African, are really not doing enough to support and subsidize Africans of the diaspora who wish to settle on the continent. It's disgraceful.
Thank you for watching.
Disgraceful lol ? These governments have the priorities of their own people to take care of first.
Subsidize?
🎉😊🏌️⛹️🤾🔥🇿🇦🤸🇺🇲 Danko
You two touched on how the AA community in South Africa hasn't really organized its self into its own distinct community like lets say AA im Ghana or the Gambia have done. I think its partly because AA in South Africa find it relatively easy to assimilate into the local population. The process for renting and buying homes is almost identical to the process in the States, stores have set prices, debit cards are used you can build credit etc... and things like BEE can work into our favor ... I haven't transitioned to South Africa yet but I am planning to...
Usually challenges are what inspires people to do community organizing
Challenges do but so does the mere essence of likeness and sense of community.
@@JaeScottStyle I completely understand and agree with you guys that having an organization to help families transition to life in SA or even be able to assist when families have issues ( i.e , financial challenges or immigration issues etc) It would be awesome if the org. we're able to retain immigration lawyers and help Aaa families with applying for Visas)
I know the digital nomad Visa is on the horizon and that can open the door for more remote working AA ( like myself) transition to SA.
An AA brother who lives in SA shared with me how many years ago there was an org. that involved AA and local SAfrcns with the aim of tackling local problems. It didn't end well 🤦🏽. Locals couldn't agree on which issues were priority and didn't at the time want to receive any advice from AA. Honestly the AA should have just organized to focus primarily on themselves and then create an NGO to do outreaches ( i.e building libraries, schools, clinics etc)
I know an AA missionary who is also an architect who has been coming back and forth to SA for 20 years preaching and building libraries and other good works in rural areas of SA.
I know I shared a lot 🤦🏽
You didn’t share a lot. Thank you for sharing such insights. Much appreciated
I'm on my way 2024.
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Very good conversation. We in
Thank you 😊
Welcome back ❤❤❤
great interview
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Great interview. Please provide the name of the book please. Thanks❤
The book Dr. Asad referenced is “The Americans Are Coming! Dreams of African American Liberation in Segregationist South Africa”
Book by Robert Trent Vinson
You look really pretty Jae sis
Thank you 😊
Aloha..people love your chatz...and the guy that was killed was a South african rugby player..black from KZN
What's your point sir
@Eugene Justin Aloha...the point being your uncertainty about who the person was..that was killed by The Police...because he was Black and a probable intruder..when in fact he was lost only to be shot n killed. Very sad indeed...what people of color must endure to be alive in this world.
What SA language are you learning so far Ms Jae?
He will learn nothing because he is not in SA but towns of SA like any other foreigners who ran to our country because they can’t fight back,we don’t fight on tweeter we fight on the street
I’m trying to learn Zulu
@@JaeScottStyleGreat choice.
Public schools are not bad in SA actually... many successful doctors, chartered accountants came from public schools. Its really not that bad
Alots of AFRICANS American professional and Prof shd relocate to kenya.ghana.gambia.south africa.tanzania.zambia.uganda.and Nigeria
Hi, I just wanted to add something, Marcus Gravey was a Jamaican that was scamming Black🖤, Negro & Colored North Americans 🇺🇸, this is one of the reasons he got deported. He never even been to Africa, but died in London 🇬🇧✅, no disrespect and thank you for sharing your journey.
Thank you for tuning in and sharing your knowledge 🙏🏽
😅🎉🤾🔥🇿🇦🤸🇺🇲
How are you coping with the power outages. Commenting from Kenya as a Kenyan.
It has gotten a lot better. It’s now only 2.5 hours a day.
You were praying for her to say I hate it I want to leave now,in your country is not loadshedding it's power black out for a day or two.
@@JohnHaze4666 they like to act as if Loadshedding is SA thing when their countries are on black out
@@JohnHaze4666 We have electricity 98% of the year unlike you and our electric grid is 98% green, look it up, unlike S.A which relies heavily on coal(oh my God!) which affecting your childrens health. I hope yourent suprised our President was speaking in France global citizen event on matters green energy and climate change.
@@JohnHaze4666 Your fellow southafrican says you're fucked lol ua-cam.com/video/jHxh_sQHH0E/v-deo.html
he was in Hawaii
The Sotho Boers wars/THE Battle of Blood River 1838 ,
People are very jealous of South Africa, they spread fauls rumours because they don't want Black's from other countries to come experience the beauty n fruitfulness of this country
I love SA 🇿🇦