"Magriza," means "grandmother" in isiNdebele. Just like countless others, Prince's love for cooking was ignited by his grandmother's guidance in the kitchen. "Magriza Made Me Cook" captures this heartwarming sentiment, honoring the legacy of grandmothers who nurture our love for food and culture. The show celebrates the rich tapestry of Zimbabwean and African food culture. We travel across the country/continent, documenting indigenous dishes and cultural practices passed down through generations.
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Very informative video on right time when I am looking for this. Please bhuti Sivalo sicela wenze ivideo about amasali isgulo eshlupha abantu abangabafazi lokhu okuqunywayo ku number 1 or 2 (vagina and anus). Ubuze lokuthi ku causwa yini futh kuyelatshwa ngani langubani please safa yikho kodwa siswela uncedo ngoba kubanga isdina kuma relationship and in life in general
I'm a Kalanga living in Soweto. On the paternal side, grandfather is Kalanga from a village called Hanlapkhane in Botswana, he married my xhosa grandmother from Queenstown in the Eastern Cape. On the maternal side, grandfather keMopedi from Gaphasha and he married my grandmother from Tshikwarane in Venda. I really find myself privileged to be from these four nations. Watching this video brough back a lot of childhood memories and the food shown here my dad would bring home for us from his trips to Botswana. Till this day I cannot speak the language as it was not spoken much around us, however I do understand... This just reminded me of my Xhosa grandmother who mastered the Kalanga language and I feel like today I will sleep well as there was a connection with my indigenous language and seeing that food. If you can do more videos of the Kalanga origins and the Mapungubwe Kindom. Also you are right in saying the language is similar to Tshivenda and Sepedi. I've heard some of my Venda relatives refer to BaKalanga as boMalume and also been told that they originate from the Kalanga people. Please also look into that part of the history. Sibongile Dube
Turn to God! All human beings commit sins and they separate us from God. There is only one way to reconcile ourselves with our heavenly Father: by repenting of our mistakes, confessing them, forsaking them and accepting Jesus Christ, the Son of God as our only Lord and Savior, who suffered and died on the cross to pay for our sins in our place. If we do not repent and forsake our wrong actions, one day we will stand before the Judgment Seat of God and be condemned by Him. God loves you and has a place in heaven reserved for you. Read the Bible, seek Him and accept Him into your life. God bless you.
Turn to God! All human beings commit sins and they separate us from God. There is only one way to reconcile ourselves with our heavenly Father: by repenting of our mistakes, confessing them, forsaking them and accepting Jesus Christ, the Son of God as our only Lord and Savior, who suffered and died on the cross to pay for our sins in our place. If we do not repent and forsake our wrong actions, one day we will stand before the Judgment Seat of God and be condemned by Him. God loves you and has a place in heaven reserved for you. Read the Bible, seek Him and accept Him into your life. God bless you.
My friend pleas help me some things ,I come from Tanzania my issue is ,I find my grandfather ,my story is my grand father migrate from Tanzania to Bulawayo for the issue of mining activities since 1947 ,the name of grand father is Anyandwile or ulimboka cheyo ,at that time live in the apartment of mining industry ,my father was Born in since 1954 and others Fathers sister those are born in Bulawayo ,in 1963 father's and his mother (grandmother) back to Tanzania without grandfather ,and its continue to live in Bulawayo ,at that time my grandfather Mery another women (ndebele tribes) from that time 1965 until now there is no any communication we don't know if is die or no ,pleas friend help me to find ,the real name of grandfather is ulimboka or anyandwile cheyo
Vhakalanga are ancestors of South Africa's Vhavenda, Vatsonga and Balobedu...Its like I am listening to a person speaking Xitsonga, Selobedu and Tshivenda at the same. This is amazing
