Oorsee - The South African Expat Community App
Introducing Oorsee: a free app specifically designed for South African expats. We understand that relocating to a new country can be challenging for you and your family, especially when you lack a network of familiar faces. That's why we're here to help you connect with like-minded individuals, fostering a sense of comfort and aiding in your settlement process.
If you've been away for some time, we acknowledge that it can sometimes feel lonely, and you may yearn for the opportunity to share your experiences with fellow Saffas. By signing up for a free account, you can join our diverse range of groups and engage with other South African families who can relate to your journey.
For those in a position to assist new expats, our app provides a platform to post helpful information within relevant groups, enabling you to make a difference in helping them acclimate to their new home.
Are you someone who enjoys planning social events? Look no further! Our app offers an events creation tool that allows you to easily notify others whenever you're organizing family activities. Whether it's a delightful hike, a relaxing family picnic, or a classic Braai, you can share your plans and gather a community of participants.
Moreover, feel free to create your own groups and become a local champion, contributing to narrowing the search for fellow South Africans in your area. By doing so, you can foster a stronger sense of community and support within your specific location.
At Oorsee, we believe in the power of connection and sharing. Join us today to connect, support one another, and embark on an enriching expat experience. We look forward to seeing you there!
Oorsee - The South African Expat Community App
Podcast - South Africa’s Political Chaos, Trump, Why Expats Are Leaving in Droves - Kiffness
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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