It’s over Midlwembe. You have no place in Azania

There is a tribal civil war brewing in Azania. Mother nature is getting ready to prune her garden. That crippled biatch is feeling herself & is going to find out, bullying has an expiration date. One day you will go too far...even a rat when cornered will fight a lion.

Ths name does not predate the Bantu expansion, unless you are referring to Azania. It might not refer solely to the Bantu but it is strongly associated with them precisely because of its linguistic origin.

As my thoughts wander yonder Azania where Xenophobia Cyclone is brewing, my whole soul shudders at what has become of us as humanity. Bloodshed is the best method of settling conflicts. I fully concur that when migration is left uncontrolled, it creates a crisis of survival in both recipient states and source states. The high levels of brain drain from Zimbabwe has created a citizenocracy of chicken inn and twerking society devoid of logical creativity in dealing with political and economic issues. It is equally creating survival pressure in South Africa which must not be ignored. It is this state of affairs that has created fertile grounds for the establishment of a Mafiocracy led by Napoleon Hezekia. CAB3 is a scheme to consolidate state capture by Zvigananda to perpetuate a Vision of plunder and looting beyond 2030. This Kleiptomaniac Khakistocracy has decided to carry out a Constitutional Coup in broad daylight. To let this nonsense go without collective action to stop the madness is treason. We are selling out the future inheritance of millions still living and many generations to come. Our indifference to political madness, our fear of political criminals and reliance on divine intervention without our willingness to set our feet into the waters of the Jordan River is not salvation but a sure recipe for destruction. Millions are now political and economic refugees. Millions are facing death, yet can not dare return home. The memories of Zimbabwe are haunting. The poverty and misery sickening and more harmful than being burnt. I buried my daughter in a foreign land with sorrow and shame. Yet I was calmed by her own words..." Dad, I do not want to go back home.." Memories of home were haunting to her. Memories of home haunt the majority in the diaspora. Returning home has ceased to be a delightful expectation. Even those who have built still remain in the Diaspora, for returning home means the beginning of misery. When political thugs seek to carry out a constitutional coup to consolidate power to plunder and loot, it's high time we go back to our traditions. Operation Restore Legacy, November 2017, was not a coup. Our Courts know this, SADC, AU, and UN acknowledge this. Therefore, Operation Restore Legacy 2.0 is a constitutional method to deal with the CAB3 Crisis. The Generals must unite with progressive opposition parties, civic society, diaspora, experts, professionals, and all stakeholders and STOP THE MADNESS, establish a Transitional Government of National Unity to reform the country towards a New Great Zimbabwe Democratic Dispensation. The economy must be revived and suffering citizens returned home. We have enough resources to feed, dress, house, educate, and heal the nation. I say my mind with no apologies. I say no to CAB3. Operation Restore Legacy 2.0 Chimurenga Aluta Continua.

Was Azania ever great?

All over Azania

It is time South Africa is renamed AZANIA and Pretoria, Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town are renamed Sobukwe, Biko and Hani cities—or any other genuinely authentic AFRICAN names. You can’t claim to be independent and sovereign when you cling to apartheid Boer names. Next must be the NATIONALIZATION of all the land and mineral fields which are predominantly White. Without the land and minerals, South Africa is NOT FREE. Not independent. Not sovereign. Just like the Colonial Slave Plantations in Kenya, Malawi, Zambia, Congo, Cameroon and Côte d’Ivoire! Complete decolonization starts in the mind.

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Your words are painfully true. I have written how reconciliation is a white man’s medicine that did more harm than good. South Africa really needs to shut down the rainbow nation and use the philosophy of Steve Biko to build a free Azania. That is my wish for this forsaken nation

do you know where MK soldiers trained? Tanzania. Zambia. Angola. Do you know who gave Mandela food when he was hiding? Mozambicans. Zimbabweans. Nigerians. Do you know who boycotted SA goods in 1980s? All of Africa. 1976 youth were fighting FOR Africa. Not against Africans. Their slogan was “One Azania, One Nation”. Not “SA First, Africa Last”. when we beat African brother in 2026... we betray 1976 blood. We spit on Hector’s grave.@Mzanziawake

Maybe must go back to their old name Land of Azania

Alcohol has taken over South Africa. Cry our beloved Azania.

You are an idiot school drop out Zimbabwe is Zimbabwe regardless back then uri chireshe chaicho DRC isn't Zaire as before South Africa isn't Azania you call a country by its current name regardless things happened 1000 years back uri datya kana kuti mupurwa

Dar es Salaam, la capital comercial de Tanzania, es increíble por su historia. Diseñada por los colonizadores alemanes en 1890, posteriormente fue moldeada bajo los británicos tras la I Guerra Mundial. Se espera que, en unos 50 años, la ciudad aumente su población de 10 millones de habitantes a 60 millones. El boom demográfico es tal que Tanzania pasará de tener 70 millones de habitantes, a tener 200 millones en 2070, según las proyecciones. Además, la ciudad está en serio riesgo debido al aumento del nivel del mar. Se estima que más de 150.000 residentes corren peligro inminente y el 10% del PIB del país está amenazado debido al riesgo de inundación de la capital. El nombre de esta metrópolis costera proviene del árabe, bautizada en 1866 por el sultán de Zanzíbar, Majid bin Said, cuando transformó un modesto pueblo pesquero llamado Mzizima en un enclave estratégico. Sin embargo, la calma de su significado contrasta drásticamente con su realidad histórica y su presente hiperactivo, ya que no para de crecer. Los europeos dividieron los barrios de la ciudad por razas: había zonas europeas exclusivas frente a distritos africanos como el hiperactivo Kariakoo. Pero el verdadero giro de tuerca es demográfico: aunque perdió la capitalidad política de Tanzania en favor de Dodoma en los años 70, Dar es Salaam, ignora los mapas oficiales. La urbe experimenta una de las explosiones urbanas más veloces del planeta. Para comprender la magnitud de Dar es Salaam, se debe mirar su ritmo cotidiano, donde la historia colonial y el frenesí del siglo XXI colisionan en cada esquina de la ciudad. El mosaico arquitectónico es brutal, iglesias alemanas y rascacielos conviven como si fuera lo habitual. Caminar por el centro de la ciudad es presenciar capas superpuestas de imperios caídos y ambición moderna. El Azania Front, por ejemplo, es ina iglesia luterana construida por los alemanes en 1898 con techos de tejas rojas que domina el puerto. Además, hay vestigios de arquitectura asiática. Edificios con balcones de madera tallada erigidos por las grandes olas de comerciantes indios del siglo XX. Esto contrasta con los rascacielos corporativos de la Tanzania Ports Authority que hoy enmarcan el horizonte de la costa suajili. El motor económico, el caos controlado y el pulso de Kariakoo se unen en un equilibrio desordenado. Aunque Dodoma ostenta el título oficial de capital del país, Dar es Salaam retiene el verdadero poder financiero e industrial. El epicentro de esta energía es el mercado de Kariakoo, uno de los centros de comercio abierto más grandes de África Oriental. En este laberinto de calles se vende absolutamente todo: desde especias exóticas de Zanzíbar hasta la última tecnología importada de Asia. El tráfico se mueve al ritmo de los daladalas (microbuses locales pintorescos) y los bajajis (motocarros de tres ruedas), tejiendo una red de transporte caótica pero extrañamente eficiente que alimenta a una población joven y en constante movimiento. A pesar de su velocidad y crecimiento desmedido, la ciudad no olvida que está abrazada por el Océano Índico. La identidad de sus ciudadanos está marcada por la cultura suajili, una fusión histórica de raíces bantúes, árabes e indias. Dar es Salaam no es una ciudad postal para el turismo pasivo; es un organismo vivo, ruidoso y fascinante que redefine a toda velocidad el futuro urbano del continente africano.

Today, the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania joins the nation in commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Soweto Uprising June 16, 1976. We honour the courage of the youth who stood against injustice and changed the course of our history. Their sacrifice continues to inspire the ongoing struggle for education, dignity and liberation.

ABRASAX PRESENTS: CHARLIE TECCS - ECHOES OF RESISTANCE EP (VIVA AZANIA) DEDICATED TO THE YOUTH (PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE) LINK: youtu.be/nFTGQgDisRw?si=EY5u…

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Meet the Runner-Up Winners of YST 2025: Jefferson Yudas Savye & Penuel George Kayala of Azania Secondary School. Their project, "AlphaSat for Modern Tanzania," impressed judges and earned national recognition. Who will be next? #YST2026 #Innovation

Because it's Africa and Azania is in Africa