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Yeah same here.

Not everything is to be taught in general schools parents and elders need to take the responsibility of teaching their children. If we feel they can't do that then the people with knowledge should teach us by creating new schools and compiling books as well as our history of all our traditions. That way each tribe or clan will be able to build their own schools and teach their own history with no one changing the information.

Yep you right there, i was about say the same

Noticed the same thing. Seems like it's a one way dialogue where one is talking while the other is trying their best to add a thing or 2 but isn't really acknowledged half the time. On the other hand, it seems as though uBab'Menzi interrupts. I can never finish an episode of theirs because of this.

Let's not project and assume, this could be a structure of communication they agreed upon behind the scenes. Focus on the value of the information, not the faults. Appreciate the time they took to share this.

And I have realized he does not do this when there is Ntate-thau thau

well received love and reciprocated

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Yes true

exactly dear

haha, we need tswana vision of this

Check out exploding myth,language in afrika w prof kwesi prah on youtube by a guy called shakaraspeaks.

I think if you marry a Nigerian when you are a Sotho then your kids will talk like the venda people. Mixture of foreign languages with iSiNtu. Or a group of foreign people pronouncing isiNtu with their own accents. Speaking Sesotho with Xhoza. Sesotho we use Q for X in Xhoza.

There’s no need for one language as long as can communicate and understand each other with our languages. Don’t try to copy a Eurocentric ways… no language has ever dominated the other in Africa yet we understand each other…

Everytime Abba is about to touch on something interesting he interjects yoh😭😭

I used to cringe . I figured his the co-host and learning &unlearning ,it's not a interview

@@Ameerah07 ???

Chakras are part of the body that need to be in a certain way for the human body to be able to do certain things,it is unfortunate that the food we eat most of it goes and sits on those places and if you disturb or damage chakras you damage the connection between you and izithunywa zakho pending where you come from and if izithunywa zakho allow they can show you or your guider what can help you as in herbs.

And that happens through what they now call prophecy ngesilungu angazi ke ngesintu it's called ukuhlahla or ukuhlahluba cause that person is able to take you straight to what is happening in your body and why it's happening either you got it from your DNA or you brought it up to yourself

Love and light to You Sir ,you have really helped a lot 🫡

It's coming soon 🤎

@@unpopularopinion_za Na mina na ta!

Nisipha Kahle ukukhanya bobaba bethu sekukdala nagcina kwenz msebenz wenu,Nd syayphusha lempilo ayinamhlanje ayizolo but since samukeleka zweni bekusho kuthi no man khona engekho ryt lana ndlela skhuliswe ngazo makhaya kuhle mehlweni ezwe but uwrong yawu feel inside😓..............

Soyeka msebenzi mnje ngyabona Nd kuhle, yazi lendaba ngathi zingakfica ufresh ngandlela zonke so bobaba syavuma sifundiseni skhathi sonke syanika ngosuku nje Kube khona esikphakela mqondo kuze sojwayela njengokudlal Bhola everyday kmele ujime but jimela imeshi asahlelwa.give tnx again

He has been interviewed by a number of other podcasters, plus he has his own platform if people want to listen to him; I feel it could just be a repetition of all that he might have said. 🙏

@@rMalingaT what I meant is it would be nice to have him as a guest to hear them both in dialogue, I’ve heard his monologue I’ve heard him in dialogue with other podcasters and now I would like to hear him with Abba.

That is a title ‘Bana’ The mother of … ⚡️similar to ‘Mai’ pronounced Ma-Yee (prefix for upmost respect Ba-Mai) Bashi/ Baba The Father of Ba-tashi..we use this in my native language, not South African but I am within the Bantu community. In speech these titles replace you, the parents, birth name. Instead of Joshua, the father of Sipho. The parent is referred to as ‘Bashi Sipho’ the day he becomes a father, within community (and diaspora). The same with the mother! My grandmother was was South Africa.. her name was Ma Yani.. Maya-Ni or Ma Ayani. All these pronunciations are due to accents and the fact she travelled a lot around the south! I’ve never thought about it until now.. everyone called her ‘Mayani’ which translates (Swahili to English) to Mayans. 🤯🤯

@@missqt48 Thank you so much for responding and shedding light on this question of mine. There are a number of people who are finding that Mayans and Aztecs are black and there is always a wonder if they came from South Africa. I think this area requires much research. We know the book called “they came before Columbus” talks about African presence in the Americas n perhaps this can further clear some more things up with researching the black cultures in the Americas. Thank you so much sister. I am Jamaican and most of us are from west Africa and the Americas and have been digging further. The language you provided gives more insight. Much appreciated sis.

@@missqt48 a couple more things, 1. Can bana be used for child of universe? My father in law says the guys mostly use it for the guys. 2. The term or title Mayani or Maya, what does it mean in Bantu? Thanks greatly.

Wow, thanks for the info

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