When the world tries to sell you lies, someone has to speak the truth. While some international media spin tales of "White Genocide" in South Africa—a narrative both dangerous and wildly inaccurate—the real crises go ignored: indigenous land displacement, youth unemployment, political elitism, and the economic weaponization of poverty. Enter Don Dada — South African reggae revolutionary, humanitarian, and the first Mzansi artist signed to Bob Marley's Tuff Gong International . In this raw, unfiltered conversation on Reggae Hour , Don Dada delivers what mainstream won't: unshakable truth wrapped in rhythm. "We should be focused on strengthening home. Because once we do that, our voice becomes powerful on the global stage." (30:32) The Battle for Land & Culture Don Dada doesn’t mince words when discussing the ongoing land crisis in South Africa. In Limpopo, over 2,000 people have been displaced due to aggressive mining operations. "We're talkin...