My Guy yoou are a great content creator.wotld class narration

Very insightful. A marvel to listen to and learn about the city of Lusaka.

Nice intro But your videos are too short

Well articulated 👏👏👏

Znbc needs to take notes of how you do your docuseries. This here is content. Good job and thanks for sharing this knowledge.

Your so good at what you do. God bless you sir.

This channel deserve 100k subscribers

You've killed it. Powerful piece.

The reassurance for me is that, looking at Jesus' behaviour as he was on earth, I'm confident He would likely have been (and is) anti-colonial. The Dutch reformed church's conduct and that of all such churches during the colonial days, was nothing short of shameful

Ku mwesu!

Greta insights

Thanks guys for this

Great man indeed was

Zambians wake up there was never a country called barotse but a province in mongu called Barotse province....lets keep quite and watch the Lozis schemes

If anyone has or knows where I can find Kapwepwe's books, lemme know

There was serious kerfuffle (kafwafwa) when KK insisted on attending Kapwepwe's burial after people of Chinsali demanded that KK should stay away for betrying his childhood friend! But KK, stubborn as he was, did attend creating a nightmare for his security personnel to keep him safe! Otherwise the Chinsalians were ready to 'eat him alive'! They never forgot nor forgave KK for stabbing his friend in the back! Kapwepwe was the true son of the soil commanding strong Bemba Support! (Story told by one intelligence officer at the time)

Great documentary...Where can I find Kapwepwe's speeches/interviews?

Wow just discovered this Chanel and as a history lover thank you for doing justice to Mbala

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The short fellow killed it. He didn't want anything to do with the legacy of KK. Zambia Airways only had a debt of US$20million Which could've been repaid with little restructuring.

My beloved grand father

We have not taught this in school. What a rich knowledge......mmm for our country

These were great 😃👍 and fearless men we should emulate as teachers in Zambia. Wow 😲😳 congratulations 👏🎉 our own freedom fighters.

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This is my church my name is Chloe my parents sing I go to this church lankie and ndunda

That is why I like to watch you Tube videos the are certain history which now I am learning on you tube thanks I have learned what I didn't know thanks from Lusaka Zambia southern Africa

Very educative history can't be written without mentioning his name

But professor clive chilwa made the landing gear for NASA so whose the dummy

Too much weed lol

We can just dream about it, if he had become President

Thanks be to God.

He was a man of his words

He dedicated his entire life for the betterment of this great nation. Sad he was robbed of a chance to rule.

I live in Zambia and its the best and safest airways with no crashes its the best airways with a Boeing 737 dash 8

My home .. ❤

My mother's birthplace shes got stories for days

Zambezia would have slapped

The fact that hes my great grandpa

This is such a rich and great video. Might you share the resources you got this rich history from especially the images.

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Great video

Great insights. Did not know much about it. Thanks for the insight

are there more historical places like this in africa?

great content we need to restore these buildings and keep them safe they make great tourist attractions.

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I wonder why Kapwepwe wasn't made Vice President in 1964 instead of Kamanga

Next time visit Lake Tanganyika in Tanzania side

We forgive but never forget. Integration did not address the biggest issues. What is the purpose of schools? What are pupil's being taught in schools? Sure we integrated the education system but we still inherited the same educational system and curriculum designed by white people for white people. The one that teaches European supremacy, and African inferiority.

80% of the video is about naming European individuals and their endeavours in our ancestral lands. They built churches, prisons, fought other Europeans, brought in European refugees etc. So Mbala has no indigenous history worth detailing before Europeans arrived in the 1800s or after we gained independence in 1964? Then i would never call it the 'oldest district' as there are countless others with rich indigenous history before Europeans ever arrived. And this reflects the mindset of us Africans today. We have lost our own history and have no sense of identity. The entire video only two Africans are ever referenced by name compared to a dozen Europeans, let that sink...