A VC 101 Masterclass 

Thamisanqa Zakwe true.

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Thamisanqa Zakwe me tooooo!!

Because it is buddy 😅

That is so true! Whenever I find content from mr VT - I sit up and listen

Funny enough Ref Wayne and his other Forex friends get given air-time on SABC just too scan people and not educate.

Same thoughts 😂

Lol ey bruh!!

I’m always singing along.😂

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Nkosinathi Mabuza 😂😂😂

John Joy not much. The more you learn, the more you realize how little you know.

@@vthembekwayo A very humble answer from such a smart guy. VT I Salute!

@@vthembekwayo Thank you. One day i will shake your hand and tell you why I said "Thank you" Keep up the good work

@@vthembekwayo u could make a great minister of finance!!

I know it's been 3 years, but who is VC?

@@SunnyAku I meant to say VT .

lol im ready as well

The exam is already on. Men are not paid for what they know but for what they do with what they know.

@@melvinnkwe definitely!

Yes it good to learn about them but you must also know the other things they did to gain advantage which today we don't have.They actually praticticed slavery,killed anything that opposed them,raped and stole all the wealth producing assets and on top of that they got all the help from powerful nations who also did the same thing so with us we don't have that luxury we are at the bottom of the food chain all across the globe.I would suggest learning more from Asians but Im not dismissing eeveryythinthey did there are some lessons.

@@TheSandile1 I hear you and I totally I agree with you Sabza. Kodwa unfortunately to attain power, you have to adapt to such nature. I'm not saying killing, raping, slavery and all of those vile and vicious things done to us was/is a good thing. The point here is power not morals. If you look at the top 10 Super power economies in the world, and if not all of them most of them attained their economic power through similar actions taken by the Afrikaners. Let me speak abt the Afrikaner and the English in short. What current education is not telling us is that the Afrikaners were once slaves to the English.They (Afrikaners) then realized that in order to break away from the English rule, they will have to fight and by flight I mean war.Hence today South Africa is owned both by the Afrikaner and the English-They don't like each other but for the sake of power they tolerate each other...We can't solve reality by avoiding reality. The will never be an economic advancement for black people. If it does happen(black economic advancement) by avoiding reality, it will happen after 300-500 years starting 1994, might even be more than 500 years if we gonna continue promoting such poor political leadership.

@@bikosankara7417 you are absolutely right but our problem is societal because the government does not elect itself they come from the communities,and we all know that our ppl are very ignorant when it comes to serious issues.The sad part is that our enemies are not sitting they are constantly advancing themselves so we need to move at a much faster pace so we can be competitive.

@@TheSandile1 the question is how Sabza? Because our education system is defenetely not producing the results, and yet more and more ppl are encouraged to go school. I have nothing against formal education Kodwa it's not the only way to learn.

@@TheSandile1 I also believe that our public figures be it our celebrities, business leaders etc needs to be blamed for promoting incompetent political leaders just for the sake of money. But again we need to understand the game that these public figures are playing-power game(were morals don't exist). We as black people just have to decide whether we want to play the power game or the moral game? If we play the moral game forget about power, and if we play power game forget about morals.

Thabs Mashego because we don’t demand they do so... because we don’t know better.