Gang Armed With Machete Hack Owner, Rob A Local Store In Kenya

@Mikoyan maybe, but that "goodness" was HEAVILY skewed by the oppressive apartheid system, which systematically denied rights to the majority
Since 1994, the country transitioned to a democracy under the African National Congress (ANC). However, the post-apartheid period has faced significant challenges, including high unemployment (around 25-30%), rampant corruption, and high violent crime rates.

There ARE ways we can help stop the shitholeness without bringing back Apartheid, however. But it shall require strengthening democratic institutions, promoting inclusive economic growth, and targeting corruption, rather than employing race-based policies. Effective approaches focus on investing in education, improving service delivery, fostering investment, and ensuring equitable land reform within the constitutional framework

These include;
Supporting agencies and civil society groups that fight corruption enhances governance, ensuring resources go to public services rather than mismanagement.
Fostering skills development and supporting small businesses (SMMEs) provides economic opportunities without using race-based hiring, focusing instead on competency and training.
Addressing inequalities in the education system by supporting rural schools with infrastructure (libraries, internet) improves opportunities for all, moving beyond the legacy of bantu education.
Supporting land reform processes that are orderly, legal, and fair ensures economic justice without violating constitutional rights, aiming to secure tenure for disadvantaged citizens.
Improving municipal capacity ensures that essential services (water, electricity) are delivered effectively and uniformly.
Supporting initiatives that dismantle systemic racism and promote anti-racism fosters a truly non-racial society.

@carpatian this was South Africa, not Europe