I am watching from South Africa, and your talk gave me goosebumps and made me cry for a little moment. Africa is wonderful; you have all gained knowledge and traveled the rest of the world. I agree that it is time to go home and start nourishing one's own roots for future generations. Your presence alone contributes significantly to motivational development through self-efficacy. Thank you for an excellent seminar.
It gives such great honor to be working with you right now SisGetty. You truly are a rich seed and I look forward to displaying the knowledge you so unselfishly share with women so they can rise. Keep rising.
AMANDLA!!! I wanna be like you Ma Matshe. Returning home as shelter and shade, as one of the tree seeds that were scattered far away. Great speech. Great actions!
This speech is very great i am really proud to find you giving the speech and sharing your story to people you are a brave woman. I can tell that you are a change maker. i really love this speech, as african i will go back home to do something that will make people happy and to my family proud of me.Thank you for reminding us about our continent,God bless you so much you are appreciated
My dear, you are giving a great speech which is nice. The other thing you should also be telling these people is, to tell their governments to leave Africa alone, and for their governments to stop using Africa as a warehouse to extract raw materials alone. Zimbabwe is a rich country, but the question is why should a little country like Zimbabwe under inhumane economic sanctions from the USA and Europe. It makes no sense, and that's the real issue that's destroying Zimbabwe.
I was thinking the same thing! It makes me sad and angry when "helper syndrome" people come with "nice" charity projects for the "poor" instead of addressing the single cause that makes Africa poor: colonialism, neo-colonialism, and exploitation of resources by Europe and the US. Colonialists need to give back the land and African nations need to nationalize the resources. Many great Africans have set examples but died because they could not unite Africa fast enough -- from Nkruma to Ghaddafi. And now Ibrahim Traore, of Burkina Faso, Tchiani of Niger, Faye of Senegal and (not yet president) Malema of South Africa are showing the way how It CAN be done.
