We are a people broken and divided, shadows of our former selves, disenfranchised, exploited and left without a voice or influence. The collective culmination of resources and aggressive progression of our people will allow to us to feel at home in our land.

For far too long we have given the responsibility of our liberation to others, it is now time to put it in our own hands, it is time to emancipate ourselves.

The economy, the land, we cannot settle to living in the servitude of those who would never wish to see us restored, those who would never wish to see us whole.

Land is a critical asset for building and sustaining wealth because it serves as a foundational resource for various economic activities, such as agriculture, real estate development, and natural resource extraction. Owning land provides individuals and communities with opportunities to generate income, secure housing, and leverage property as collateral for loans. Additionally, land ownership often appreciates in value over time, offering long-term financial stability and wealth accumulation. It also plays a vital role in ensuring food security and self-sufficiency, making it an essential component of economic independence and prosperity.

Owning the economy means the government dances to your tune, big business influences legislation, that legislation and the practices of major institutions in South Africa work against black South Africans. Something we cannot fight if we do not possess the economic power and influence to contest this consistent onslaught of the progression of our people as a whole,