Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future. Putting our time and effort in activities and investments that will yield a profitable return in the future is what we should be aiming for. Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. "You're not going to remember those expensive shoes you bought ten years ago, but you will remember every single morning when you look at your bank account that extra 0 in there. I promise, that's going to be way more fun to look at everyday", I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
You're absolutely right, to be a successful in life required not only hard work but awareness and sometime opportunity at the moment, investment remains the best way to start.
@@magnusagashi7377 I agree with you. Investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity. And not just any investment but an investment with guaranteed return.
yeah investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity but venturing into any legit investment or business without a proper guidance of an expert can lead to great loss too.
SA has the worst murder and crime rates in the world. Economy of SA as a whole is going backwards, Electricity supply is often cut off, and its getting worse. Last year they had terrible riots and race riots. Mostly between Africans and Indians. SA is one of the most dangerous countries in the world.
I now understand why South Africans don't like leaving their country !!Apart from the income disparity, immigration and security issues,South Africa, especially Capetown is Beautiful.
Most people who have a lot to say about SA, they come from worse countries but their problems are just not exposed. SA is the tallest tree in Africa and it will catch most wind
The quality of this video is on another level. Thanks Steve for visiting our country hope you are still enjoying it. There are a lot of beautiful places in all 9 provinces.
Im from Cape Town. Im looking forward to when I can travel to other African cities to see the gems they have to offer. Each city is special and has it's own personality and culture.
No one has chains on people in Cape Town. If they believe in themselves and desire to enjoy the best that Cape Town has to offer, then they will take the actionable steps to attain that lifestyle. However, if they pretend they are victims with no options to advance educationally, professionally or in business to earn high career salaries, then yes they will stay stunted where they are and never ascend in their personal development. Any boy sitting in science class at this moment could become a chemist, biologist or medical doctor if he believes in himself. This will be no one’s fault but their own. Especially a beautiful woman, her looks alone, combined with class and elegance, can elevate her to the league that wealthy men seek as their wives. Her looks alone qualify her. So remember this ladies, you are not meant to be a worker mules for a poor, unambitious man who does not appreciate you. Rebuke the struggle life. Men and women, embrace the No victim mentality. Stay discerning. ❤️💫🌍
I get what you mean William Petersen, and it's almost always like that with tourist destinations. Hope you'll manage to take a break from your schedule/day to day life to experience your city. Don't mind what this other guru is on about.
Government and municipalities should run sponsored buses and tours. That's what other countries do. Every municipality gets a budget to give opportunities to the disadvantaged. Like swimming lessons. Days out. Problem is this budget comes from taxes on the working. Too many are not working. It's easy to scapegoat the middle and upper classes but actually they are contributing according to income. It is up to Government to create jobs and to do that it must be trustworthy enough to for businesses to invest and in so doing create jobs. The ANC is not that unfortunately.
Yes it's unfortunate that income disparity is getting worse and worse. The sad thing is that the people believe that ANC actually care about them when the reality is all they care about is their vote once every 4 years and then are forgotten about. As long as the top dogs in ANC keep stealing billions, the country will never recover and even CPT will become like JHB.
It's getting difficult for locals in Cape town because expats are moving there and causing the property prices to increase. Good video watching from Johannesburg.
@@StevenNdukwu I watch your work as well and commend your quality of videos and information - I learn a great deal from you. Cheers from a Canadian Muzungu 👊
Come back Tigress. I watched the whole 2 hour 30mi road trip.😊This time do the inland cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria. No restrictions this time around.
I've lived in 11 cities around the World in my lifetime, and I have to say Cape Town was by far the most beautiful and gave me the best quality of life as well. Opportunity wise nowhere comes close to cities like San Francisco and New York, and the worst overall quality of life I experienced was in Manchester, UK
@@06hurdwp I wasn't making a joke so not sure how it's funny. Amongst the cities I lived in Manchester has the worst weather, it's not conducive to an outdoor lifestyle, rent is now much higher, and salaries in general are still much lower compared to London. There is nothing special about Manchester
Biggest down side in SA in terms of quality of life is the horrendous crime and murder rate. That's by far the biggest no-go, it's the reason I only go there for holidays but never would like to raise a family there.
Welcome to South Africa. Great video as always. I lived in Cape Town for 6 years. Loved it . There's truely something for everyone. There's alot to explore and do and so many interesting people to meet. Loved the diversity. Like any city it does have it's vices but overall it's an amazing place. Enjoy your time in SA.
I've lived in Cape Town for 10 years and I don't see myself living anywhere else in the country. The South African lady in the yellow dress was spot on about everything.
@Faith Kimathi I don't know about the prices, all I know is that Cape Town is more developed compared to Nairobi. Plus it has better views more than any other city in the world that I know of.
This is such a beautiful video to watch.I absolutely love Capetown ❤ I remember getting home & saying I would not mind moving to Capetown. Can't wait to be back there 🙏🏾
OMG I just came across your channel and lately I have been watching a lot of UA-cam videos on different parts of Africa and your videos really blow my mind. I live in Canada and from a Caribbean background and growing up there was so much negativity about Africa on TV with poor, uneducated and starving people and sad to say but a lot of people on this side of the globe until this day still believe the stereotype.. Thank you for sharing this beautiful rich and vibrant country, definitely on my list of places to visit..
It was negative mind-programming to make us ashamed of our home continent, while they could use our fear to exploit the natural resources of Africa without competition. I’m glad you are breaking free of the mind programming. ❤️💫🌍
About the food cost here in Cape Town, it honestly depends on where you maybe shop and foods you tend to eat. I would say R100 per person per meal is a bit expensive considering you are not eating out. For me I would say its maybe closer to R50-75 per meal, but of course I cannot speak for everybody as not everyone's income and diet is the same.
@@GreenClassified Cape Town is the only place in South Africa where the infrastructure might be maintained but it will take some strong leadership from the provincial government.
Amazing cinematography and more importantly important information being covered. Africa is beautiful, and Cape Town is definitely on my travel list. Just sad to see such segregation, clearly remnants of the colonial times
You are going to fall off your chair when you realize that the current government is holding their own people to apartheids standards. They have basically built no new towns, no schools or hospitals, the can not even keep existing infrastructure maintained and serviced not to mention building new infrastructure. so yea you might want to focus on that
Great video. What makes the economic disparity so large in Cape Town is that billionaires and multi-millionaires want to live in Cape Town which then expands the gap between the wealth of the rich and the poor. People from all around the world move here, Arabs, British, Americans, etc... More than any other African city.
Yes my ex moved to Cape Town from PE and he paid triple in rent and he says the same thing that there so many foreigners in his area that keeps pushing the prices higher every year. He wishes he could move to joburg like me but unfortunately for his job CT is best.
i visited cape town rfor holidays i live in the free state and it was beautiful we stayed in a EXPENSIVE arean near table mountain we even saw the coulds covering th estop of the montain and they very fun activites at the mall
It is always such a pleasure to watch your videos, #StevenNdukwu. So well put together. I can't imagine any better way than how you showcase your travels, and, of course, the interesting facts you add here and there. Your love for property goes a without say. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
2:38 Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in SOWETO is the biggest hospital in Africa and the third largest in the world. Regarding salaries, I don't think CT salaries are higher than Joburg, what is your source?
I loved this! The timing of this release is crazy because I was looking for content on SA and wanted to hear some comparison with Nairobi. I loved the variety of people, topics covered, the cinematography and just your overall vibe. Awesome content!
@@seanbryan1739Mauritius felt very familiar when we visited. But it also has a massive divide between the haves and have nots. The outer rim of the country is very well developed and then the in land is not as well maintained.
I was about to intern at a winery in Capetown but had to drop the plan because of unfortunate events.. it would have been my first tim landing in Africa… but I would love to go to Africa once in my life.
really..I will put you through and show you how you can be able to make huge money.. with it and you can also have enough money to be free from financial problem..because so many people rich people you see right now got thier money with Bitcoin trading
Fantastic content, educational, beautifully shot and edited! Way to go Steven, thank you for sharing this, it is a kicking off point for our own travels there later this month. So excited to film in the area, it seems like there is so much to cover 🙂
Thanks for sharing Steven! I remember reading about Capetown SA when I was in high school. It was a few years after SA free election and President Nelson Mandela was in power. I was super shocked to learn how Dutch segregated native Africans in the land. I’m forever grateful for being the strange “nerd” girl because National Geography and Ebony/Jet magazines among many others kept me abreast of the world.
My man, you captured this story very well, and as a proud South African, I wish you all the best in your future endeavors. You are a great storyteller. Wode Maya can learn a lot from you.
Some Africans and unnecessary comparism. Wode Maya will not learn anything. Both are portraying Africa from different views. Steven is doing real estate, lifestyle and living videos. Wode Maya is only showing the positive side of Africa. Learn the difference.
@@nanabujukwame4908 he's saying this because Wode Maya portrayed SAns in a negative way which left a bad taste in a lot of SAn months. But I think it's time to let it go seeing that this was three years ago.
Please note, house prices in Cape Town is ridiculously high !!! Compared to Johannesburg, because it’s coastal. Fuel in Johannesburg is 10 cents more expensive because it’s inland, which will make your shopping more expensive than Cape Town. As for crime, just my opinion, I have never experienced crime in Johannesburg as the crime in Johannesburg is more high profile I think, in Cape Town there’s more petty crime compared to Johannesburg. However, Cape Town does have a gang problem and it depends where you live in Cape Town
Calm down😂 The safety issues are in the lower socioeconomic environments where you probably have no reason to go unless you’re looking for trouble😂 Look at the city, the people are friendly and enjoying their best lives. Bad areas are in most cities all over the world. I never felt unsafe in Cape Town or Pretoria. It was an amazing vacation (and I did a safari at Balulue Game Reserve outside Kruger National Park). I can’t wait to return for many more visits. ❤️💫🌍
Great job bro! I love the vid and most of what was covered I'd say is accurate with the exception of the crime rate. Crime and specifically violent crime is extremely high in Cape Town. For tourists within the CBD and perhaps the outskirts of the CBD or tourist hotspots, yeah, there you'll find lots of security and police patrol, even civilian clothed undercover cops. Ask yourself why there is so much security? Once you come to the Cape Flats you'll understand. Our people live in abject poverty with a government that once stood for the people, now are the very criminals that the people need to be protected from. Widespread government corruption with little to no accountability. Just take a look at our electricity crises which was completely avoidable as they knew about it even back then when Mandela and the ANC took over. I agree with the lady who spoke about how foreigners make a living for themselves, coming over with so little and now are living better than the locals because we, as the locals have been so conditioned to believe that we can't or to accept that there are no opportunities. Anyways, I believe that we can and will turn this nation around and back to godly principles and that justice would prevail. I love my country; I love my city. I had and still have the opportunity to leave the country and make a better life for myself and my family like so many others have done. If we all do that then who will stay and stand up for this nation, for the vulnerable? Nah, I think I'll choose to stay and try and do my bit to make a difference.
Another tourist murdered in Feb, they have the guys who were in possession of his belongings, still no body. So Sad. Cape Town has become a very very sad place. Its all just window dressing at this point, Cape Town is to small and poor to accommodate all the immigration as well
@INFONAIJA 247 fun fact almost every country in Africa was colonised!..it isnt our problem that u guys run ur countries down to the ground after ! And now u HV pathetic comments to say like this one!
Nope if you want real history come here in South Africa we will give you one the European History. And those cities where build by Black South Africans they enslaved us work without pay.
I'm from Cape Town thanks for the Awesome video... R100 is fair for a Breakfast.. When you visit again I'll invite you for a Tradisional Afrikaanse Braai (BBQ)
South Africa is the most beautiful country I have ever seen. I just visited and found it to be so so so beautiful. However, the severe economic disparity was very vary scary and sad. South Africa has the best of everything but the socio economic situation and the continued segregation seems dangerous. You can see the segregation when you go to nice restaurants and coffee places. You only see Whyte people in these nice places. Blak people mostly seem to eat at fast food places. It is also weird to see that people of different races don't socialize or even talk much to each other. I left SA feeling very angry about how the colonizers destroyed this beautiful place.
Lol you said the colonisers destroyed this beautiful country/place ???? The Whites were guilty of Apartheid in the past, but today it’s the ANC African government that’s guilty of f….cking the country up - the ANC does not run the city of CT and that’s the reason why CT is the most organised and safest city in SA . Facts 💯
@@jacksonogwindi1653 Well it was set up by the colonizers for the indigenous people to destroy themselves. The people there have been suffering too much trauma for hundreds of years, It does a huge damage. I am not sure if this damage can be completely healed. I understand the psychological damage done by the colonists because I am a descendant of slaves from Jamaica and I lived for most of my life in the USA. As long as the colonizers are alive and in power the trauma continues. We, the descendants of 5lavery, in the Americans are suffering from PTSD and so are the indigenous South Africans.
The Western cape is the place to be in SA, personally I'm a bushveld kinda guy so I'd love it to live in Limpopo if it was economically more stable and socially stable but it's falling apart and I don't think that it'd work for an accountant to live there in somewhere like flippen Lepalale
I want to visit. But that DIVISION is scary 😱 For me because I’m African American I live Los Angeles California in the USA And we deal with extreme racism here (EVERYWHERE in America) If you drive in the wrong area you will see IMMEDIATELY And I think for most of us as African Americans see the continent of ours as A refuge from oppression in our current country so to see that somewhere else is discouraging …. Because up until now I’m like I just have to get over my fear of flying
We share a similar history but blacks are the majority and government here. There's a lot of upward mobility here but 1994 ( first democratic elections here) was not long ago so we've still got our challenges and, each province tells a different story and offers a different experience.
Nigerians like you have the tendency of looking down upon other Africans, unfortunately South Africa is proving that Nigeria and its people are just proud for nothing.. SOUTH AFRICA is the Giant of Africa, 😂
thanks for watching guys, don't forget to check out the travel video we made in cape town - ua-cam.com/video/TSkE2ladW4A/v-deo.html
Beautiful place
Steve is selling Africa in a way corporate TV channels were never able to do. Your videos are cool - keep it up !
I moved to capetown from Europe, best decision I ever made! Its such a beautiful city and the lifestyle in SA is much better in my opinion
Im from Amsterdam! Hows life over there? Is there any racism or something
Thinking of doing this. How was the process?
@@jevv8975 there isn't racism for anyone moving from Europe.
@@jevv8975They are killing white farmers in SA.
@@chesterdonnelly1212😂😂😂😂😂
Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future. Putting our time and effort in activities and investments that will yield a profitable return in the future is what we should be aiming for. Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. "You're not going to remember those expensive shoes you bought ten years ago, but you will remember every single morning when you look at your bank account that extra 0 in there. I promise, that's going to be way more fun to look at everyday", I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
You're absolutely right, to be a successful in life required not only hard work but awareness and sometime opportunity at the moment, investment remains the best way to start.
@@magnusagashi7377 I agree with you. Investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity. And not just any investment but an investment with guaranteed return.
yeah investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity but venturing into any legit investment or business without a proper guidance of an expert can lead to great loss too.
Her successful stories are everywhere
My first Investment with her gave me profits of over $89k U.S dollar and since then she has never failed to deliver
Indeed South Africa is a beautiful country. One of the countries I wish to visit. Keep it Up SA
SA has the worst murder and crime rates in the world. Economy of SA as a whole is going backwards, Electricity supply is often cut off, and its getting worse. Last year they had terrible riots and race riots. Mostly between Africans and Indians. SA is one of the most dangerous countries in the world.
I now understand why South Africans don't like leaving their country !!Apart from the income disparity, immigration and security issues,South Africa, especially Capetown is Beautiful.
Most people who have a lot to say about SA, they come from worse countries but their problems are just not exposed. SA is the tallest tree in Africa and it will catch most wind
🎉🎉ᴛʜᴀɴᴋ𝗌 ғᴏʀ ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜɪɴɢ.𝗌ᴇɴᴅ ᴀ ᴍᴇ𝗌𝗌ᴀɢᴇ ᴏɴ ᴡʜᴀᴛ𝗌ᴀᴘᴘ✙𝟷𝟽𝟶𝟾𝟽𝟺𝟶𝟶𝟹𝟿𝟽!!!..❇️❇️❇️.
That's why we are also selfish about our country
I find our country privileged, we not the best best....but economically, Geographically, politically we very safe
@@snenjabuloarmy5831lol you said politically. That's not true, far from it
The quality of this video is on another level. Thanks Steve for visiting our country hope you are still enjoying it. There are a lot of beautiful places in all 9 provinces.
Definitely
Im from Cape Town. Im looking forward to when I can travel to other African cities to see the gems they have to offer. Each city is special and has it's own personality and culture.
You should
Come to Yaoundé 🇨🇲 Cameroon
A lot of Capetonians do not have the opportunity to see how Beautiful Cape Town truly is.
No one has chains on people in Cape Town. If they believe in themselves and desire to enjoy the best that Cape Town has to offer, then they will take the actionable steps to attain that lifestyle. However, if they pretend they are victims with no options to advance educationally, professionally or in business to earn high career salaries, then yes they will stay stunted where they are and never ascend in their personal development. Any boy sitting in science class at this moment could become a chemist, biologist or medical doctor if he believes in himself. This will be no one’s fault but their own. Especially a beautiful woman, her looks alone, combined with class and elegance, can elevate her to the league that wealthy men seek as their wives. Her looks alone qualify her. So remember this ladies, you are not meant to be a worker mules for a poor, unambitious man who does not appreciate you. Rebuke the struggle life. Men and women, embrace the No victim mentality. Stay discerning. ❤️💫🌍
I get what you mean William Petersen, and it's almost always like that with tourist destinations. Hope you'll manage to take a break from your schedule/day to day life to experience your city. Don't mind what this other guru is on about.
Government and municipalities should run sponsored buses and tours. That's what other countries do. Every municipality gets a budget to give opportunities to the disadvantaged. Like swimming lessons. Days out. Problem is this budget comes from taxes on the working. Too many are not working. It's easy to scapegoat the middle and upper classes but actually they are contributing according to income. It is up to Government to create jobs and to do that it must be trustworthy enough to for businesses to invest and in so doing create jobs. The ANC is not that unfortunately.
@HoneyBunches100 Sorry ma'am are you South African?
You did a great job filming the beauty of Cape Town. I am so happy you told a balanced story that included the economic disparity there.
I tried to tell a Balance story..
@@StevenNdukwu
You always do such AMAZING WORK! You are one of the best filmmakers on YT.
Tayo Aina has similar skills. I am proud of the two of you.
@@StevenNdukwu Keep taking the feedback and implementing them. You’ll only get better. Great job with this video. All the best!
He always gets it right.
Yes it's unfortunate that income disparity is getting worse and worse. The sad thing is that the people believe that ANC actually care about them when the reality is all they care about is their vote once every 4 years and then are forgotten about. As long as the top dogs in ANC keep stealing billions, the country will never recover and even CPT will become like JHB.
It's getting difficult for locals in Cape town because expats are moving there and causing the property prices to increase. Good video watching from Johannesburg.
AfricaTekk I like your stuff too. I like how you do your videos so I’m showing respect for you too.
In joburg as well
@@StevenNdukwu I watch your work as well and commend your quality of videos and information - I learn a great deal from you.
Cheers from a Canadian Muzungu 👊
@@StevenNdukwu yep.
Bruh!!! Man I wish I could move here for work
Thank you for showing us the beautiful cape town of south Africa! Your filming and story telling is fantastic!
I miss Capetown , best roadtrip i ever did
I love the roads
Come back Tigress. I watched the whole 2 hour 30mi road trip.😊This time do the inland cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria. No restrictions this time around.
We miss you too AT 🤗 love you looooong time girlfriend ❣️
I've lived in 11 cities around the World in my lifetime, and I have to say Cape Town was by far the most beautiful and gave me the best quality of life as well. Opportunity wise nowhere comes close to cities like San Francisco and New York, and the worst overall quality of life I experienced was in Manchester, UK
Great to hear this
It's funny because Manchester is actually pretty good by UK standards
@@06hurdwp I wasn't making a joke so not sure how it's funny. Amongst the cities I lived in Manchester has the worst weather, it's not conducive to an outdoor lifestyle, rent is now much higher, and salaries in general are still much lower compared to London. There is nothing special about Manchester
@@chrisbossman1978 Ahhhh, you can't say that, how about Manchester United and City?
Biggest down side in SA in terms of quality of life is the horrendous crime and murder rate. That's by far the biggest no-go, it's the reason I only go there for holidays but never would like to raise a family there.
Welcome to South Africa. Great video as always. I lived in Cape Town for 6 years. Loved it . There's truely something for everyone. There's alot to explore and do and so many interesting people to meet. Loved the diversity. Like any city it does have it's vices but overall it's an amazing place. Enjoy your time in SA.
Hello
I've lived in Cape Town for 10 years and I don't see myself living anywhere else in the country. The South African lady in the yellow dress was spot on about everything.
Yep she was!
What an honour to have you here Steven. You are outstanding with your quality and contentment.
🎉🎉ᴛʜᴀɴᴋ𝗌 ғᴏʀ ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜɪɴɢ.𝗌ᴇɴᴅ ᴀ ᴍᴇ𝗌𝗌ᴀɢᴇ ᴏɴ ᴡʜᴀᴛ𝗌ᴀᴘᴘ✙𝟷𝟽𝟶𝟾𝟽𝟺𝟶𝟶𝟹𝟿𝟽!!!..❇️❇️❇️.
Nothing can beat that city....most beautiful city in the WORLD !!!!!!. Finally a South African video. Next Jozi, which will offer cheaper prices.
I agree, much love from mombasa Kenya
@@MrNoNonsenseYes Love Nairobi.
@@MrNoNonsenseYes I disagree, Nairobi is cheaper. Maybe Nairobi is expensive for super rich young adults. Lol. I am a Kenyan in SA.
@Faith Kimathi I don't know about the prices, all I know is that Cape Town is more developed compared to Nairobi. Plus it has better views more than any other city in the world that I know of.
@@MrNoNonsenseYes yea it's more developed and coat of living is higher than Nairobi. Nairobi is more of commercial city.
This is such a beautiful video to watch.I absolutely love Capetown ❤
I remember getting home & saying I would not mind moving to Capetown.
Can't wait to be back there 🙏🏾
Very nice city! i will visit this place one day. one love from Luanda - Angola
OMG I just came across your channel and lately I have been watching a lot of UA-cam videos on different parts of Africa and your videos really blow my mind.
I live in Canada and from a Caribbean background and growing up there was so much negativity about Africa on TV with poor, uneducated and starving people and sad to say but a lot of people on this side of the globe until this day still believe the stereotype..
Thank you for sharing this beautiful rich and vibrant country, definitely on my list of places to visit..
Welcome to the family
It was negative mind-programming to make us ashamed of our home continent, while they could use our fear to exploit the natural resources of Africa without competition. I’m glad you are breaking free of the mind programming. ❤️💫🌍
There is poverty in Cape Town of course but people aren't starving.
This is super nice video.. I love Cape Town with all my Life! I moved to UK last Year but I want to come back once I get a full remote Job.
Do you know that you can be making up to R8,000 within FIVE days of trading
About the food cost here in Cape Town, it honestly depends on where you maybe shop and foods you tend to eat. I would say R100 per person per meal is a bit expensive considering you are not eating out. For me I would say its maybe closer to R50-75 per meal, but of course I cannot speak for everybody as not everyone's income and diet is the same.
Steve I've been watching your film for a while and I genuinely admire how much your storytelling has advanced. Keep the videos coming! We love them :)
Thank you
This city is beautiful for sure, from a Kenyan. South Africa's infrastructure is on another level.
You can thank Europeans for that, and its not going to get maintained so enjoy while you can
@@GreenClassified Cape Town is the only place in South Africa where the infrastructure might be maintained but it will take some strong leadership from the provincial government.
@@chesterdonnelly1212you are lying, where I stay roads are maintained
@@Marysmmiiith where's that then?
So beautiful watching this on my smart 65 inch TV. Great content Steve.
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Amazing cinematography and more importantly important information being covered. Africa is beautiful, and Cape Town is definitely on my travel list. Just sad to see such segregation, clearly remnants of the colonial times
Thanks for watching
@@lIlIIIIIIIlIl segregation was forced by the Apartheid government, and whites taking ingenious people land through 1913 land act
You are going to fall off your chair when you realize that the current government is holding their own people to apartheids standards. They have basically built no new towns, no schools or hospitals, the can not even keep existing infrastructure maintained and serviced not to mention building new infrastructure. so yea you might want to focus on that
@@lIlIIIIIIIlIl shut up trouble maker
It's not segregation coz anyone of any color who can afford to stay in any areas in Cape Town can do so.
Steven, this is amazing...Cape Town is a beautiful city. Wow, you're wearing a Kenyan bracelet, that makes me very proud as a Kenyan.🙏
Great video. What makes the economic disparity so large in Cape Town is that billionaires and multi-millionaires want to live in Cape Town which then expands the gap between the wealth of the rich and the poor. People from all around the world move here, Arabs, British, Americans, etc... More than any other African city.
Yes my ex moved to Cape Town from PE and he paid triple in rent and he says the same thing that there so many foreigners in his area that keeps pushing the prices higher every year. He wishes he could move to joburg like me but unfortunately for his job CT is best.
Please do me a favour and show this same video after a year or so and you will be in shock 😱😱😱😱
I lived in Cape Town for 3 years precisely in bayside table view. very beautiful and affordable area for middle class people
Do you know that you can be making up to R8,000 within FIVE days of trading
Proudly CapeTonian, Proudly South African.
i visited cape town rfor holidays i live in the free state and it was beautiful we stayed in a EXPENSIVE arean near table mountain we even saw the coulds covering th estop of the montain and they very fun activites at the mall
It is always such a pleasure to watch your videos, #StevenNdukwu. So well put together. I can't imagine any better way than how you showcase your travels, and, of course, the interesting facts you add here and there.
Your love for property goes a without say.
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thank you
Hello
🔥🔥now thus what am talking about. Thank you Steve for showcasing Cape Town.
Hi! Brilliant photography! Brilliant editing! I love the spectacular views you share about Cape Town!
Thank you
You really are doing a great job here!👍 If you haven't done it yet, you shoud do a video on Ethiopia... Love from Togo!
2:38 Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in SOWETO is the biggest hospital in Africa and the third largest in the world.
Regarding salaries, I don't think CT salaries are higher than Joburg, what is your source?
Please show us more of Cape Town activities and beauty
In the next episode I will
I loved this! The timing of this release is crazy because I was looking for content on SA and wanted to hear some comparison with Nairobi. I loved the variety of people, topics covered, the cinematography and just your overall vibe. Awesome content!
Thanks for watching
Watching from Nigeria 🇳🇬
Visited Cape Town 2018, I never believed I was in Africa 🥰
Hahahaa stop it. Lmao 😂 Africa has done decent cities. Too bad only few. Morocco, Mauritius are almost as similar to any first world country.
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@@seanbryan1739Mauritius felt very familiar when we visited. But it also has a massive divide between the haves and have nots. The outer rim of the country is very well developed and then the in land is not as well maintained.
This is an AWESOME content. Keep it up, Steve!
Thank you
I was about to intern at a winery in Capetown but had to drop the plan because of unfortunate events.. it would have been my first tim landing in Africa… but I would love to go to Africa once in my life.
Finally in South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤. Thanks for visiting my beautiful country
🎉🎉ᴛʜᴀɴᴋ𝗌 ғᴏʀ ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜɪɴɢ.𝗌ᴇɴᴅ ᴀ ᴍᴇ𝗌𝗌ᴀɢᴇ ᴏɴ ᴡʜᴀᴛ𝗌ᴀᴘᴘ✙𝟷𝟽𝟶𝟾𝟽𝟺𝟶𝟶𝟹𝟿𝟽!!!..❇️❇️❇️
South africa is quite beautiful, we must protect it all all cost ...lets be patriotic
Yes absolutely, vote DA to keep Cape Town beautiful and to bring the DA difference to the rest of SA!!
The quality of this video is on another level and Cap Town is beautiful 🥰
really..I will put you through and show you how you can be able to make huge money.. with it and you can also have enough money to be free from financial problem..because so many people rich people you see right now got thier money with Bitcoin trading
Fantastic content, educational, beautifully shot and edited! Way to go Steven, thank you for sharing this, it is a kicking off point for our own travels there later this month. So excited to film in the area, it seems like there is so much to cover 🙂
Good luck 💪
Thanks for sharing Steven! I remember reading about Capetown SA when I was in high school. It was a few years after SA free election and President Nelson Mandela was in power. I was super shocked to learn how Dutch segregated native Africans in the land. I’m forever grateful for being the strange “nerd” girl because National Geography and Ebony/Jet magazines among many others kept me abreast of the world.
Hello
So reading 'National Geographic' was considered 'nerdy'?
Love Cape Town hope to visit there one day
Cape Town is painfully expensive and unaffordable, especially for locals. Only tourists and expats find it to be affordable.
True that
Maybe its because you don't have money its not cheap but its affordable...
@@reantai7101 lol okay.
My favourite city in South Africa. Along with Durban.
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I was in Capetown for 10 days. I enjoyed every bit of it. I am considering moving over permanently.
My man, you captured this story very well, and as a proud South African, I wish you all the best in your future endeavors. You are a great storyteller.
Wode Maya can learn a lot from you.
Some Africans and unnecessary comparism. Wode Maya will not learn anything. Both are portraying Africa from different views. Steven is doing real estate, lifestyle and living videos. Wode Maya is only showing the positive side of Africa. Learn the difference.
@Nana Buju Kwame you have issues with South Africans, I see... drink milk and sleep. Your Wode Maya produces trash sensational content.
@@nanabujukwame4908 he's saying this because Wode Maya portrayed SAns in a negative way which left a bad taste in a lot of SAn months. But I think it's time to let it go seeing that this was three years ago.
your production is on point dude cant lie highly appretiate the efforet❤
🎉🎉ᴛʜᴀɴᴋ𝗌 ғᴏʀ ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜɪɴɢ.𝗌ᴇɴᴅ ᴀ ᴍᴇ𝗌𝗌ᴀɢᴇ ᴏɴ ᴡʜᴀᴛ𝗌ᴀᴘᴘ✙𝟷𝟽𝟶𝟾𝟽𝟺𝟶𝟶𝟹𝟿𝟽!!!..❇️❇️❇️
Amazing quality. I want to visit for sure!
The best videographer in Africa 🇸🇱
We wish to see you sierra Leone ❤️
Soon
Can't forget my first time in Cape Town. Someone told me to meet them at the robot, I was actually looking for a robot 😔😔😔😔😔
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I'm planning on moving to Cape Town....the city is so beautiful
Did you make it to Cape Town?
Hey man I am from pretoria
Just wanna say thanks for sharing this with us
🎉🎉ᴛʜᴀɴᴋ𝗌 ғᴏʀ ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜɪɴɢ.𝗌ᴇɴᴅ ᴀ ᴍᴇ𝗌𝗌ᴀɢᴇ ᴏɴ ᴡʜᴀᴛ𝗌ᴀᴘᴘ✙𝟷𝟽𝟶𝟾𝟽𝟺𝟶𝟶𝟹𝟿𝟽!!!..❇️❇️❇️
You worked hard to produce this video, big like👍
🎉🎉ᴛʜᴀɴᴋ𝗌 ғᴏʀ ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜɪɴɢ.𝗌ᴇɴᴅ ᴀ ᴍᴇ𝗌𝗌ᴀɢᴇ ᴏɴ ᴡʜᴀᴛ𝗌ᴀᴘᴘ✙𝟷𝟽𝟶𝟾𝟽𝟺𝟶𝟶𝟹𝟿𝟽!!!..❇️❇️❇️
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Respect to Cape town, will migrate there one day , amen
🎉🎉ᴛʜᴀɴᴋ𝗌 ғᴏʀ ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜɪɴɢ.𝗌ᴇɴᴅ ᴀ ᴍᴇ𝗌𝗌ᴀɢᴇ ᴏɴ ᴡʜᴀᴛ𝗌ᴀᴘᴘ✙𝟷𝟽𝟶𝟾𝟽𝟺𝟶𝟶𝟹𝟿𝟽!!!..❇️❇️❇️.
Please note, house prices in Cape Town is ridiculously high !!! Compared to Johannesburg, because it’s coastal. Fuel in Johannesburg is 10 cents more expensive because it’s inland, which will make your shopping more expensive than Cape Town.
As for crime, just my opinion, I have never experienced crime in Johannesburg as the crime in Johannesburg is more high profile I think, in Cape Town there’s more petty crime compared to Johannesburg. However, Cape Town does have a gang problem and it depends where you live in Cape Town
Beautiful tour of Cape Town and nice showing where the rich people and poor people live. I like the view of the mountain and the sea.
🎉🎉ᴛʜᴀɴᴋ𝗌 ғᴏʀ ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜɪɴɢ.𝗌ᴇɴᴅ ᴀ ᴍᴇ𝗌𝗌ᴀɢᴇ ᴏɴ ᴡʜᴀᴛ𝗌ᴀᴘᴘ✙𝟷𝟽𝟶𝟾𝟽𝟺𝟶𝟶𝟹𝟿𝟽!!!..❇️❇️❇️.
I love Cape town and can't wait to visit again😍
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What aunty said at 14:27 is REAL. All programming of the minds
Crazy underrated account! Top quality stuff!!
Thank you
Capetonian…..V&A has everything…loved it
cape town is really similar to LA. especially with standard of living division.
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South Africa is beautiful, and you did good with this video, it was clear and well done. Now I’m moving better for my student exchange to Cape Town. 🔥
Let me know you go there..
the production quality ❤🚀🔥
No one is denying its beauty but I need to feel absolutely safe at all times
Calm down😂 The safety issues are in the lower socioeconomic environments where you probably have no reason to go unless you’re looking for trouble😂 Look at the city, the people are friendly and enjoying their best lives. Bad areas are in most cities all over the world. I never felt unsafe in Cape Town or Pretoria. It was an amazing vacation (and I did a safari at Balulue Game Reserve outside Kruger National Park). I can’t wait to return for many more visits. ❤️💫🌍
Any plans to visit Malawi? Simple country, but amazing people and some beautiful places as well
Soon
I live in Atlanta Ga.. considering moving here for Quality of life for sure
Oh my goodness! You did such a great job!!!
Thank you
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Looks very nice, but WOW, it is VERY expensive!!! Greetings from Corinth, Greece
Great content brother , cape town is beautiful with such amazing view .
Congratulations on a 5 star video presentation and representation 👏
Cape Town is most expensive city in South Africa
Overrated with little opportunities
100 rand for breakfast it way expensive but it always about what you want to eat , I live in Cape Town for 12 year then move back to my home country
Cape Town my hometown 🇿🇦❤️
Cape Town and South Africa is amazing
Great job bro! I love the vid and most of what was covered I'd say is accurate with the exception of the crime rate. Crime and specifically violent crime is extremely high in Cape Town. For tourists within the CBD and perhaps the outskirts of the CBD or tourist hotspots, yeah, there you'll find lots of security and police patrol, even civilian clothed undercover cops. Ask yourself why there is so much security?
Once you come to the Cape Flats you'll understand. Our people live in abject poverty with a government that once stood for the people, now are the very criminals that the people need to be protected from. Widespread government corruption with little to no accountability. Just take a look at our electricity crises which was completely avoidable as they knew about it even back then when Mandela and the ANC took over.
I agree with the lady who spoke about how foreigners make a living for themselves, coming over with so little and now are living better than the locals because we, as the locals have been so conditioned to believe that we can't or to accept that there are no opportunities.
Anyways, I believe that we can and will turn this nation around and back to godly principles and that justice would prevail.
I love my country; I love my city. I had and still have the opportunity to leave the country and make a better life for myself and my family like so many others have done. If we all do that then who will stay and stand up for this nation, for the vulnerable? Nah, I think I'll choose to stay and try and do my bit to make a difference.
Another tourist murdered in Feb, they have the guys who were in possession of his belongings, still no body. So Sad. Cape Town has become a very very sad place. Its all just window dressing at this point, Cape Town is to small and poor to accommodate all the immigration as well
You did a great job filming the beauty of Cape Town.
Omo, Mr Steven you're 🔥🔥🔥. Your contents are absolutely beautiful. Keep it up man 🙌👍✌️
I love South Africa.. I spent 9years there.
Most developed country in Africa is not a joke south Africa👏👏👏👏👏
@INFONAIJA 247 nobody ask you to explain anything 😏
@INFONAIJA 247 fun fact almost every country in Africa was colonised!..it isnt our problem that u guys run ur countries down to the ground after ! And now u HV pathetic comments to say like this one!
Nope if you want real history come here in South Africa we will give you one the European History. And those cities where build by Black South Africans they enslaved us work without pay.
If I may ask you who build Europe it is still Black People again.
First people to Arrive in South Africa where Portuguese no Dutch
Great content bro high quality plz try Nelspruit and Kruger national park
I will check it out
I really love there accent..
"Does who are rich are very rich and does whom are poor iiiyye"😂
Cape Town It's a place to visit ..
🎉🎉ᴛʜᴀɴᴋ𝗌 ғᴏʀ ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜɪɴɢ.𝗌ᴇɴᴅ ᴀ ᴍᴇ𝗌𝗌ᴀɢᴇ ᴏɴ ᴡʜᴀᴛ𝗌ᴀᴘᴘ✙𝟷𝟽𝟶𝟾𝟽𝟺𝟶𝟶𝟹𝟿𝟽!!!..❇️❇️❇️.
I'm from Cape Town thanks for the Awesome video... R100 is fair for a Breakfast.. When you visit again I'll invite you for a Tradisional Afrikaanse Braai (BBQ)
First one to comment, watching from Mombasa- Kenya.
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The quality of the video!! I'm impressed.
It was interesting to hear people’s perspectives, I didn’t know Cape Town had poverty. I never really heard anyone speak of it
Oh well, same here until
I visited
Ignorance, every place has poverty even Dubai
@@StevenNdukwu you have to speak about, don't make other people who hasn't been there think it's easy to make it in cape town
You serious?!!!! Even New York has lots of poverty.
LA is really bad. People can be employed but still homeless
This city is absolutely amazing!
South Africa is the most beautiful country I have ever seen.
I just visited and found it to be so so so beautiful. However, the severe economic disparity was very vary scary and sad. South Africa has the best of everything but the socio economic situation and the continued segregation seems dangerous.
You can see the segregation when you go to nice restaurants and coffee places. You only see Whyte people in these nice places. Blak people mostly seem to eat at fast food places. It is also weird to see that people of different races don't socialize or even talk much to each other.
I left SA feeling very angry about how the colonizers destroyed this beautiful place.
Did you visit Cape town or Johannesburg?
Lol you said the colonisers destroyed this beautiful country/place ???? The Whites were guilty of Apartheid in the past, but today it’s the ANC African government that’s guilty of f….cking the country up - the ANC does not run the city of CT and that’s the reason why CT is the most organised and safest city in SA . Facts 💯
I live there too but I think it's the colonizers but the people there themselves destroying each other now.
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I visited both places.
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Well it was set up by the colonizers for the indigenous people to destroy themselves. The people there have been suffering too much trauma for hundreds of years, It does a huge damage. I am not sure if this damage can be completely healed.
I understand the psychological damage done by the colonists because I am a descendant of slaves from Jamaica and I lived for most of my life in the USA. As long as the colonizers are alive and in power the trauma continues. We, the descendants of 5lavery, in the Americans are suffering from PTSD and so are the indigenous South Africans.
The Western cape is the place to be in SA, personally I'm a bushveld kinda guy so I'd love it to live in Limpopo if it was economically more stable and socially stable but it's falling apart and I don't think that it'd work for an accountant to live there in somewhere like flippen Lepalale
I want to visit. But that DIVISION is scary 😱
For me because I’m African American I live Los Angeles California in the USA
And we deal with extreme racism here (EVERYWHERE in America)
If you drive in the wrong area you will see IMMEDIATELY
And I think for most of us as African Americans see the continent of ours as A refuge from oppression in our current country so to see that somewhere else is discouraging …. Because up until now I’m like I just have to get over my fear of flying
Wow
We share a similar history but blacks are the majority and government here. There's a lot of upward mobility here but 1994 ( first democratic elections here) was not long ago so we've still got our challenges and, each province tells a different story and offers a different experience.
There are so many more countries in West, East and central Africa, if you don't want to visit SA.
@@mola3845 I understand that
I meant in oppression in general SA was just a example
Honestly depends which city u want to live in, because Cape Town is one of the only places in SA with extreme racism
Wow, Capetown is now on my list to relocate to.
And someone comes tell me I should immigrate to Nigeria 🤣😅,
SA is everything 🔥🤞💯
Why always nigeria? There's other African countries out there always mention nigeria get a life 🙄
Nigerians like you have the tendency of looking down upon other Africans, unfortunately South Africa is proving that Nigeria and its people are just proud for nothing.. SOUTH AFRICA is the Giant of Africa, 😂
@@nhlaks_forexzar4523 giant of slavery....those estate belong to the white black south African lives in poverty
@@erhigapeter4710 because the presenter is Nigerian and Nigerians are always found on SA content with their opinions
Very nice I love it Steven 👏🏾🙋🏾♀️good to see your doing well 🥰💃🏾🔥🤴🏾🙏🏾🧖🏾♀️
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Beautiful job showing SA I plan to travel soon! I heard sometimes there's blackouts, is this true? Or is this just in some places? Thanks
Yes, there are power blackouts which is called loadshedding. There is a schedule when the power cuts happen. So you will be prepared.
Called load shedding
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