this wont end well. look at how they handled the black empowerment issue.

Expropriation without compensation.

Let's see how it ends. Me thinks Kenya owes Jomo and his govt for their foresight and not going by this route which was the popular thing to do.

Africans in 1963 wanted all whites expelled from Kenya and all their property taken back. But those were trying times. The economy was declining as the whites had started leaving after Mau Mau insurgency broke out in the 50s. A new wave of emigration started when violence broke out in newly independent Congo(DRC) in 1960.

With these property prices tumbled and the economy contracted as Whites largely controlled the economy. I think there was wisdom in Kenyatta I's govt opting to negotiate the whites out and compensating them to stem a collapse of the economy.

For SA, it is good that they do redistribution but with compensation. Remember these whites have been there since 1652.

Another Zimbambwe in the offing. Whatever SA does with the land expropriation is a slight variation from the way Zimbabwe handled it...Where did it end up in? In the DOGS!!!

I was looking for this very recording! couldn't find it but found the tweets. thanks!

Yes they will go down initially but will rise up again. They have resources. Though with a good number of whites in the country, they might avoid the harsh punishment from the west.

The guy is good. Goes after Ramaphosa, Zuma, Guptas, Chinese, French, British etc.

@ Hardwood, it seems your knowledge of african politics is wanting. Malema is not a good guys. Malema is a Mugabe in making. He preaches only hate and murder

@Fullykenyan please answer the above question.
Also please indicate where Malema preached murder... you can indicate at what minute in his talks he said that. That would be beneficial...

@FullyKenyan

I have followed Malema for more than 10 years and I can say without doubt that, he has transformed for better over the years. for instance,
his public address is now more issue based unlike when he was ANC youth leader.
He now surrounds himself with strong, young and learned South African, (Mbuyiseni Ndlozi).
You may say that he preaches only hate, but it must not be forgotten that, he is the one who started the 'Zuma must go' campaign more than 3 years ago.

How I wish we can get such strong willed leaders of opposition to keep in check the Govt of the day in Kenya.