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Join legendary Springbok fly-half Naas Botha and rugby analyst Walter Jackson as they dissect South Africa's dominant 67-30 victory over Argentina in their Rugby Championship clash.

In this in-depth discussion, we cover:
🏉 Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu's breakthrough performance - His record-breaking 37-point haul and what it means for the Springbok depth at fly-half
🏟️ Twickenham preview - Why playing Argentina at this iconic London venue gives the Springboks a massive advantage
⚡ The evolution of Springbok rugby - From forward domination to a more expansive attacking game under Rassie Erasmus
🎯 Dealing with rugby's complex laws - Naas and Walter debate the breakdown chaos and how the rules need simplification
👊 Bomb Squad impact - Why the 23-man squad mentality has transformed South African rugby
📱 Social media and player support - Important discussion on how fans should support players through both wins and losses
Plus, we're joined by Major Rys Vleis from the Braai Army, calling in from London to share the atmosphere from the Argentina match and preview the massive Springbok supporter gathering ahead of the England test.

Special thanks to Kalahari Khabu for sponsoring our biltong maker giveaway!

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Introduction and background of Dave Scott (The Kiffness) 00:00:00 - 00:02:46
Discussion on how Dave Scott started creating remixes and his journey to fame 00:05:43 - 00:21:25
Collaboration with brands like Toyota and Springbok rugby team 00:21:25 - 00:27:58
Upcoming tour details in the United States and Australia 00:27:58 - 00:32:32
Creative process and live show experience 00:32:32 - 00:39:29
Personal experiences and background 00:39:29 - 00:42:38
Closing remarks and appreciation 00:42:38 - 00:43:59

I had an epic chat with Dave Scott, aka The Kiffness, about his journey from making parody songs during lockdown to becoming an internet sensation. We dive into his creative process, unexpected viral moments (including getting featured on Jimmy Fallon), and the real story behind “How to Make a Song with Your Neighbour’s Cat.” 🐱🎵

We also discuss:
✅ His upcoming USA & Australia tours (dates & venues inside!)
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✅ Remixing everything from politicians to pets
✅ Collaborations with Toyota and the Springboks 🏉
✅ The challenge of live-looping a full show

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Thinking of immigrating to Australia from South Africa? 🌏 In this in-depth conversation, I sit down with Sean Kupferberg, recruiter and immigration consultant at New World Immigration (NWI), and Robbie Ragless, the founder of NWI, to talk all things Australian immigration, recruitment, and real-life migration strategies. 🇦🇺🇿🇦

With over 12 years of experience, Sean shares his personal journey from handling family visas to leading business recruitment in Australia. Robbie opens up about building a customer-first, integrity-driven immigration firm that stands out in a crowded industry.

We also dig deep into:

💼 The value and cost of recruitment services
🧠 How visa pre-screening works (before you pay a cent!)
📊 Skilled visa pathways, employer sponsorship, and backup plans
🧱 Demand for trades like diesel mechanics, plumbers, and ICT pros
🏞️ Why rural Australia may be your golden opportunity
🔐 Ethics and trust in immigration platforms
🔄 Real stories from South Africans making the move — and succeeding
💡 Whether you're an employer, a job seeker, or someone curious about moving to Australia, this episode is packed with insights, personal stories, and pro tips.

🚗 Bonus: I also share what it’s really like living safely in Australia — including a car theft story with a happy ending — and details on my upcoming 5100 km road trip to Perth, powered by Starlink Mini (yes, we’ll be vlogging the journey!).

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Sean Kupferberg – Immigration Consultant & Recruiter, NWI
Robbie Ragless – Founder, New World Immigration
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Massive changes are coming to the UK immigration system—and if you’re South African and planning to emigrate, this affects YOU. In this detailed episode, we unpack the newly released UK Immigration White Paper (May 2025) from Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s government, and explore how it impacts both new applicants and current visa holders across the board.

📌 From settlement delays and salary thresholds to student visa crackdowns and English language hurdles—this is the most sweeping reform in years. Whether you’re applying under the Skilled Worker route, studying in the UK, or bringing your family over, these changes could delay or derail your plans if you’re not prepared.

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🔍 What We Cover in This Episode:

✅ Settlement Changes – The qualifying period for permanent residency (ILR) could be extended from 5 to 10 years, affecting thousands on the Skilled Worker and other visa routes.

✅ Skilled Worker Visa Reform – The minimum qualification is being raised to RQF Level 6 (degree level), with higher salary thresholds and no dependants allowed in some lower-skilled shortage sectors. This may block many common career paths into the UK.

✅ Social Care Route Closure – New applications for international social care visas will be banned, cutting off a vital route for healthcare workers from South Africa and beyond.

✅ Graduate & Student Visas – The post-study Graduate Route will now only last 18 months (down from 2 years), and universities will face new compliance crackdowns and a 6% Higher Education levy, likely increasing tuition for international students.

✅ English Language Requirements – New standards mean main applicants must meet a B2 level, and dependants will now need to meet a minimum A1 level to qualify. Families may face added financial and educational stress.

✅ Overall Impact – These changes could reduce immigration into the UK by nearly 100,000 people per year, according to Home Office projections. Many South Africans may now consider alternate options—or face longer, more expensive routes to stay in the UK legally.

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🧭 What Does This Mean For You?

If you’re a current applicant, already in the UK, or planning to apply soon—this video is essential viewing. We break down the timing, what’s still just a proposal, what may become law, and what you can do right now to safeguard your UK immigration plans.

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🎓 Ideal For:
• South Africans applying for UK work visas
• International students in the UK or considering studying there
• Families planning to join a spouse or partner abroad
• Healthcare professionals and social care workers
• Anyone currently on a Skilled Worker or Student route

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💬 Join the conversation below. Have questions about how the changes affect your specific case? Drop them in the comments—our team or a guest expert may answer them in our next episode.

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📧 For personalised migration advice, consult a UK-registered immigration adviser or contact Breytenbachs Immigration Consultants: info@bic-immigration.com

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🛑 Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Always seek qualified legal counsel for your immigration application.

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This isn’t your typical video — and honestly, it wasn’t easy to make. But some things have to be said.

As Steven and Walter explain, this conversation is uncomfortable, but necessary. It’s not about politics. It’s not about race. It’s about truth — the kind of truth you only understand if you’ve lived in South Africa, especially in the countryside, and seen or heard what really goes on.

🎙️ There’s been a tidal wave of misinformation, and with everything unfolding on the global stage, we can’t stay silent anymore.

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🇿🇦 Here’s what’s happening:
President Cyril Ramaphosa is currently in Washington D.C., meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump after the U.S. granted refugee status to 59 white South Africans, citing racial persecution — a claim South Africa’s government strongly denies. The U.S. has since cut foreign aid to South Africa, boycotted the G20 summit in Johannesburg, and escalated pressure over land expropriation and farmer safety.

Ramaphosa called the Afrikaners who left for the U.S. “cowards,” but for many, leaving wasn’t a choice — it was survival. If you don’t understand that, you haven’t lived it.

Meanwhile, back home, South Africa faces political instability. Ramaphosa’s coalition is under strain, the DA has voted against the national budget, and criticism mounts over the new National Health Insurance Bill.

That’s the context for why videos like this matter.

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🌍 Why this video is different:
Walter and Steven don’t want to make content like this — but it’s real. It’s raw. And it’s something only those who have walked this road will truly understand.

No political party. No racial agenda. Just honest conversation from South Africans abroad who still care deeply about the land they left behind.

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📲 Also in this episode: Big Oorsee App Updates!
If you’re South African living overseas, we’ve built something just for you:

✨ New App Features:
• Full design facelift
• Custom event system for international concerts, performances, and community meetups
• Brand-new Reels system for late-night swipes and shareable moments
• A bespoke business platform where SA entrepreneurs abroad can promote products & services
• Subtle, non-invasive ads built into the activity feed (NOT spammy like Facebook)

We’re not chasing profit — we’re building a home for South Africans abroad.

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💬 Whether you’re watching from Australia, the U.K., the U.S., or anywhere else — your story matters. You’re not alone.

🙏 Thank you for being part of this community.
With love,
Steven & Walter
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The discussion is aimed at providing an update on the immigration issue and refugee status for minorities in South Africa, following the U.S. Embassy and Consulate's release of frequently asked questions and answers on their website. The expected audience is the Wersia family, likely referring to a group of individuals interested in or affected by this issue. The main activity is to clarify the process, eligibility criteria, and considerations related to applying for refugee status in the United States under the USRAP program. The number of participants is not specified, but it appears to be a video or presentation format. There is no mention of media presence.

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South Africa’s Political Chaos, Tucker Carlson, and Why Expats Are Leaving in Droves

South Africa’s political landscape is more volatile than ever. The African National Congress (ANC) continues to face allegations of corruption, mismanagement, and failure to deliver basic services. At the same time, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), led by Julius Malema, are pushing for radical policies that some believe could destabilize the country even further. With crime, unemployment, and load shedding at all-time highs, many South Africans are making the difficult decision to leave. But is leaving simply a matter of survival, or is it a political statement in itself?

In this episode, we discuss the realities facing South Africans today. We take a hard look at the ANC’s ongoing failures and whether the party still has any credibility left. We explore the rise of the EFF and their controversial calls for land expropriation without compensation. Some see Malema as a revolutionary voice for the poor, while others believe he is leading South Africa down a dangerous path. With tensions growing, many are asking whether the country is heading towards economic and social collapse.

We also examine the role of organizations like AfriForum and figures like Ernst Roets, who have been outspoken about the issues facing minorities in South Africa, particularly Afrikaners. Their legal battles, international advocacy, and warnings about farm attacks and expropriation policies have made them both respected and controversial figures. Meanwhile, American commentators like Tucker Carlson have weighed in on South Africa’s political climate, sparking global debate about the country’s future and whether the West should take more notice of what is happening.

Beyond the politics, we explore the struggles of South Africans living abroad. Whether in Australia, the UK, or the US, many expats find themselves torn between trying to move forward in a new country while still feeling deeply connected to South Africa. For many, the politics of their homeland continue to follow them, as discussions about crime, government failure, and the economy inevitably come up in expat communities. Even those who try to stay neutral find it difficult to avoid the political debates that shape the South African experience.

At the same time, there is a growing effort among expats to preserve South African culture and identity outside of the country. Keeping traditions alive, passing them on to their children, and staying connected with fellow South Africans abroad have become priorities for many. Some argue that this is how South Africans can move forward without being consumed by the negativity of politics. Others believe that ignoring politics is impossible, as the future of South Africa remains uncertain.

Join the conversation and share your thoughts. Do you think South Africa still has a future, or is it time for more people to consider leaving? How do you stay connected to your South African identity while living overseas? Let us know in the comments.

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Recently, Donald Trump announced a “rapid pathway to citizenship” for Afrikaner farmers in South Africa, and this has sparked a wave of questions. Many people are asking:
❓ Can I move to the U.S. immediately?
❌ Does Trump have the power to fast-track citizenship?
❓ What legal hurdles exist?

The reality is more complicated than social media headlines suggest. While Trump has significant authority over refugee policy, granting U.S. citizenship is a process governed by Congress—meaning that new laws would have to be passed to make any substantial changes.

In this video, I break down:
✔️ What Trump actually said vs. what he can legally do.
✔️ How refugee status works and whether Afrikaners qualify.
✔️ The green card and citizenship process—why it takes years.
✔️ The legal limitations of executive power in U.S. immigration.
✔️ Why Congress, not the President, controls citizenship laws.

While Trump’s statement has generated excitement, it does not mean Afrikaners can immediately relocate to the U.S. The process involves refugee applications, background checks, and legal approvals that can take time.

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