South Africa is already running the system and less than 20% of population benefits from it.
'Private health' facilities are in 'White Areas' and wholly funded by the state hence 'private' healthcare did not exist during apartheid as ALL Whites had access to FREE public health
In South Africa when a 'Black' person says 'Im going to work', it means travelling to an area which was deemed 'Whites only' from 1910 to 1994 unless a teacher or policeman or nurse who works in the townships or Bantustan.
The entire social fabric in South Africa is COLONIAL
Over 80% of current schools called former ModelC, medical schools and universities were built between 1950 and and late 1970s by the racist apartheid regime with public funds so its a mystery why the so-called 'non-racial' government fails to do such BASICS
There is absolutely no social or economic policy in South Africa that will ever work on a 'non-racial' basis without changing the PHYSICAL environment.
South Africa should be a CONSTRUCTION site for atleast 30 to 50yrs because colonialism and apartheid cannot be wished away
⚫MWM⚫Gen Jean-Jacques Dessalines No. I believe that is the point of the tweet ala townships are just labour camps not some form of planned town/economic hub.
The real social experiment with Bill Gates is to prove how pathetic the worship of money has turned humankind.
He got the most stupidest & horrendous ideas but Politicians,Doctors, Engineers,Scientists & the general public just go with it cos he's a Billionaire.
Since colonialism and apartheid were barbaric systems wholly suited for a degenerate life then WHY do 'Blacks' use 'access' to their social and economic structures as a benchmark?
We are over 55m , BUILD an economy and infrastructure that will cater for the needs and aspirations
In South Africa you can drive through some of the biggest townships where over 2 million people LIVE but not find a single AREA where 10000 people can WORK then people cite all sorts of useless theories about lack of 'economic growth' as the primary driver of unemployment