This is the first episodes of the your podcasts I listened to. Kodwa kuninzi endikufundileyo. Continue making a dent in this big wall. This is gold. Ndiyabulela tata. I cannot wait for part two if there is. If not I'll continue listening to whatever that comes. You all have a lot to teach, a lot I can lean from.
@@Inkosazana_kaPhalo you know, when someone just speaks your mind and has that deep connection with the words that come from the realms of the universe, it just goes to show Themba lendlu kanti ikhona. We need to rise up to the occasion.
@@ayaground Mamela , my joints nje ... ndivele nda numb especially when you know this is all inside and you watch how things are now and you wonder if there'll come a time where we have such intellectual/Ubuntu /Inkcubeko ... lookinv at our generation yhooo ndakhala ngoba this is the information I want my kids to have and carry kuze kukhale ixilongo. Ow we needed this ...Sikhunjuzwe ukuba singobani .. Sisukaphi sikhumbule abasina eziziduka sizingce ngazo Yhoo andikho right kodwa ndiright ngoba kancinci kancinci sibuyela eMbo👏👏👏
Tik tok brought me here while I'm not even a tik tok person. I'm glad I decided to indulge on those tik tok videos till I got to be expose to this powerful and beautiful conversation 😍. I'm speechless in a sad and beautiful way at the same time. It has touched me deeply . It is clearly we are lost as abantu. We are living an unfulfilled lies and we are struggling in the dark. Jet is a beautiful unsuspected asset to the nation that needs to be protected. I'm honestly thankful and grateful to come across these two beautiful Bantu people. Azibuyele emasisweni. Bantu people have a very rich and beautiful culture and customs but ALL lost in the misery of modern civilization... MINA NGIYAZIBONGELA ... CAMAGU!!!
People like Jet Novuka cannot be disturbed when interviewing them, just let them talk and you just observe qha wena because you miss key words and Information when you do so
For the longest time I've wondered what is wrong with me , as to why I am not getting married and always having to go back home to fix to repair to teach ..At 34 yrs. I get I get I get it!. after this episode it is clear🥲... much appreciation unto you. first daughter and only daughter ka Velaphi Mthombeni... its moments like these when uMkhuleko changes from kungani mina kunje ? to Ngicela Amandla !!!
How I wish they was an option for voice note, I'm typing this message I am shaking Bantu abahle I'm in an awakening journey...the feeling I'm getting from this podcast is out of this world 😮🙆 Siyabonga kakhulu ❤🥺🥺🥺🥺 ngiyaqhaqhazela ngizwa umoya ohlukile emakhaleni ami
Ndiyibukele twice, it touched me especially the part ye Last borns and a woman's role. This conversation is life siyabulela. 💚 we need part 2 tata please.
Thokozani. Yoh I am about to fired at my job just cause of uciniso ya lento. NTU siyabonga, siyathokoza. We once met ubab' Jet at a river with my mom and I remember he scolded at me cause I wasn't paying attention and mom called me and ngaphendula ngo "Hmmm noma Hhee" Yoh wangithethisa, I will never forget and I was honored cause I've never answered my mom out of her name. This was POWER. Siyabonga. Part 2 please.
You see why I stopped watching TV? I know Sir Jet Novuka from senseless scenes from TV and never thought he carried so much sense in real life. so mind blown right now
As a South African living overseas, i agree that my home land is one of the greatest countries in the world, hence i can't wait to come back home for good, counting down the months 🎉
I've always listened to many of your episode but as a Tswana young man from klerksdorp with a concentrated camp called Jouberton, I'm honestly touched by this episode. I'm a 29 years old young gent living in an environment filled with violence and depiction of anger from young males without father figures in their lives, I managed to remain disciplined for all these years because I wa blessed to have a father who knew/still know what he stand for in his existence. I'd like to hear such soul touching conversation amongs the youth
Eish my brother I understand what you have just related very well. Because I also come and work from the same township worse as a police officer. I watched and listen to a lot of podcasts which has broadened my insight immensely. I was raised by a single unemployed mother and by Grace of God I overcame a lot of challenges. I married a beautiful woman and we have two beautiful kids. And honestly through this podcasts I have achieved a lot not because of my education or capabilities but acknowledging issues that this guys are sharing.
This is the invaluable information that needs to be installed into our conscious as black people with such powerful words that builds this broken nation that use to be the greatest worldwide, thank Bhuti Jet Novuka may izinyanya zingakhanyisa aphor usingisele khona Camagu
More life bant'abahle. I'm on journey mnt'omdala. One of self discovery. Tracing back my lineage and the Xhosa truth. The bones of my ancestors are shaking. The ground I trample on is trembling. Something has to give. For a while I've been hiding behind excuses. Leaning on my parents lack of knowledge leading to; Uninformed traditional practices and incorrect processes, Causing darkness to hang around for decades. Finally got to a level of maturity where this daunting journey seemed a challened I could not back down from.
🙌👏👏👏you have no idea how much this conversation resonates, bendingaziva ncam ezinye kodwa lena👏👏ngaske ndombhele kungoku! God, uMdali is an artist...the root of all creativity! There is so much wisdom in our language because all our secrets and ways of life zipha! We lose our language, we lose our way.
Siyabulela bobhuti for speaking honestly about the role of oomama emakhaya. I believe a lot of our current social ills stem from the fact that we have dethroned oomama namantombazana and cast them away from fulfilling their roles in the family structure.
Baba Abba I would like to give my upmost appreciation to you and this channel, ngyabonga, I thank you all I have been following this channel and ningivule amehlo as a young man who is trying to define himself la emhlabeni. Much appreciated, ngyabonga & never stop ngomsebenzi wakho.
Ixesha lonke siphila eMzansi kanti sinentyilalwazi enzulu engu Dosini. Sibamba ngazo zozibini Tatu Novuka ngokusirhabulisa kwiqula lakho lolwazi. I have enormous amount of respect for you Dosini #Camagu 🙏
I didn't know bra Jet was so deep. Just the opening, took me by surprise and I knew I'm in it for the rest of the hour and more. The way I keep rewinding, enkosi Abba mfo kabawo ngokusiphathela eliqhawe, inene inkwethu iwile emehlweni kwabaninzi.
Abba thanks a lot for bringing such great mind this is mind boggling usisibane sokhanyiso Sir Jet Novuka sisisele manditsho ndithi sisiswenye kuninzi akukhanyiselwe ngakho
Hayi Sho Jah-man Great Content. All Respect to Umkhuluwa omdala Bra Jet. I picked up two things(not in quote): 1. As a man you are here to continue building from where your forefathers left off 💯. 2. What we see infront of us(Family upbringing/Community) influence the little nuances that develop the Character and Personality. Again Great Content.
I was just like here we go again with the Rasta or African culture teachings like the rest of them. On this episode I realised that they talk about things that are applicable or should be applied to better our lives. I guess I judged the book by its cover. I’m all for wisdom and true growth.
Camagu ,botani , oh I love how he simplified how and why we should greet umntu kuba umntu uthwele amawabo ngalo lonke ixesha yiyo lonto sithi Botani ume sibonisa intlonipho epheleleyo kuba sihlonela aba bebekhona ngaphambili..izizwe nezihlwele🙏🙏🙏..Camagu makucecosi kubehele....we can't say molo in singular form....sithi Botani
Literally brought tears into my eyes... So, much value that we go through life without knowing, whether by conscious decision or not!! And, this knowledge is who we are at the core!! Which means we go through our life without knowing who we really are, and we desperately cling to material things to define who we are!! This was the most powerful episode by far❤❤❤❤❤
This is not exempt to the Bantu. Man or rather the human being has been conditioned and continues to be conditioned. Weird. The mind does that. Great understanding of the topic. The human consciousness of man does not alter because we are doing nothing about the contents of the consciousness.
Saw this on tik tok but by the touch of this i had to subscribe and watch the full video i don't know xhosa so much but i bet i can relate... love this...❤❤❤❤
This is the start of new African I wish could play this kwi palamente yo mzantsi Africa, and lastly I wish that's Jet Novuka mfo ka Gwebindlala angabeka inyawo lakhe e African Revelation spiritual home one day
Thokozani boGog, thokozani boMkhulu, thank you for such an amazing and soul unifying session with the honourable Mr. Novuka. It is really difficult to put into words, the amount of gratitude we have for Isidlo sanamhlanje. Please do continue doing the amazing work that you do. May your visions and goals grow from strength to strength. Camagu...
How i wanted to hear uSir Jet "Aah Gwebindlala" ethetha ngaphandle kophazanyiswa.ngoba i believe uBawo uJet uphethe ichiza elingaphilisa lo mhlambi walanayo.
Just few suggestions, kindly have subtitles. 2. Host, please kindly allow ur guest to speak without interjecting too much. Otherwise the podcast is growing, informative and aligning.
Beautifull, can we have more of these conversation to uplift our youth in our society please , even if once in 6months nenze iTour around the Country.❤
Listening to what comes from Ta Zakes it just erased the Yizo Yizo character in my mind. 🤣🤣 I was like is this the very same guy 😂😂😂thank you my king. Thanks for the knowledge yakwa Ntu!
You left me with a question to myself if can I go as far as I have gone in christianity to understand my culture and being African. There are concept that are deeper in your conversation that left me thinking ukuthi if the Ntu people or spiritual being comes from far but where will it end. What is our final destination ? Kuba I believe that lonke uhambo lunesiphelo okanye indawo apho injongo zethu bezijonge khona kakade.
Makhosi. Siyabonga. As for Black Tax, this is what happens when people appropriate others language expressions into our context. This term Black tax was adopted from African Americans use of the phrase. Consider how then Black history month and Kwaanza have been introduced in some of our local communities by people from the diaspora, when we have our own authentic indigenous practices to draw from. Makwande.
There are so many African American concepts we've adopted lately and siyalahleka man....African American's are seeking, we cannot be adopting things from people who do not know themselves.
Uyazi ukthini? I love this podcast, and the conversations are enlightening, sometimes empowering, sometimes not, because I always come back to the question of how do we even start, as black African people, to redefine ourselves outside of the confines of the past?
I liked this episode so much that immediately after finishing it I watched it again because I felt like I missed something. I'll probably going to watch again in a day or two. Wow I didn't know that bra Zakes (that"s how I"ve always called him) was so conscious but now it makes sense as to why we dont see him in the screens anymore. I liked the comparison of the yizo yizo characters, I definitely never watch it like that, maybe I was still young, I don't know..... I can not wait for part two after the break!
I have to Google this interview after I saw clip on FB yesterday. Already changed the way i look at things, I am answered and now I will do what is right and will NOT compare myself to others whether they're my siblings or NOT will make changes where needed and be a better person ekhaya. ENKOSI
Sir Jet Novuka is exactly like this even in person. Always speaking facts. Such an interesting and insightful conversation. It's one that is very important for abaNTU to hear and understand.
Thank you for the way this topic and inviting utata uDosini. I would like to hear him talking about step mothers and fathers. The step siblings and surnames bloodline as a whole👏
Sir/ Tat'u Novuka one of my favourite actors, enkosi ngobuchule bakho kunye nawe Mr ABBA, a very wise in-depth conversation disclosing izinto ebendingaziqondi nokuziqonda - your conversation is very powerful and fruitful to me and to every person oxabise isiNtu njengam, I like it when you exemplify your pespectives nge Yizo Yizo - that was a 10 of 10 series, akukho nto ingekhoyo kwi Yizo Yizo, your reflection on Yizo Yizo made your conversation more interesting because it became more practical in my mind id'ingqina bendinga funi nokuba iphele le Podcast. Yizo Yizo had to be acknowledged, Yanga Inkosi inganigcina botata.
