MOYA EP 29 | VUYISILE CHARLES NDABENI | BOPHUTHATSWANA | KGOSI MANGOPE | SUN CITY | MONARCHS 

I'm so happy that people like this guy and J maponga, are building libraries on such topics. Even thou it looks hopeless now with the establishment having such a stronghold over everything, Indoctrinating the next generations with this type of education, is the only hope we have, of ever seeing a new status quo despite it never going to materialize in our life times.

We need him back 👏🏾👏🏾

@@Mthethwa594 Ay bafwethu.. Yha I know have an idea of how the ANC has destroyed our country piece by piece. Brick by brick. Yho i am traumatized.

I second you we have a lot of questions and I think he is the only one who can enlighten us. We wanna know about Orania and why is that no action has been taken against it yet we live in a "democratic and equity country " why was bophutatswana demolished but Orania is still there?

Boswa jwa rona ka bosakhutleng.

True story

Soo true

Yep Tourist Destination

Oh yesssssssss

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Such discipline to even beautifully take the speaker back to a point raised 30 minutes back.

yeeeeyi but this man is vocal nje period lol...

Mmabana, the hotels

What's Bopsol?

@savagetau7380 Bopsol is Bophuthatswana Soccer League. RHUU Radebe, Peter Matsitse, Tebogo Moloi, Makuka Makinta, Percy Makweba used to play there mate.

I'm for that

The Vendas claim the same about the public service. Homelanders!

Now you know. ANC and PAC painted him badly. Hence, he was not afforded the state funeral. Just imagine.

​@@godwillpulesnr9635State funeral for a sellout. None of the former homeland leaders ever got a state funeral, not even KD Matanzima who was Mandela's nephew by lineage. The political imbecility of the erstwhile bophuthatswanians used to frustrate me even back then. There was no country called bophuthatswana, Transkei, Ciskei or Venda. Homelands were extreme Apartheid.

I moved to Madikwe District in 1989, today in Moses Kotane, after my formative years in Tembisa, East Rand. One thing that really strike me about Bop, was emphasis on higher education. Seeing people graduating at the university live on Mmabatho TV and Bop TV. Education was big in Bophuthatswana. He was big on rural development, and there was significant investment in agriculture, water investment in water for livestock and cattle ranches. So subsistence farming was encouraged. When I visited Mmabatho for the first time in 1991, I could not believe my eyes. Black excellence was in full swing. Seeing shopping malls, Mega City, City busses, black people living a true middle class life. People going to Mmabana arts, in Zeerust, it was the same, there was so much optimism among black people. Came 94, everything that Mangope built disintegrate. Today, Mafikeng entse e tshetla given that it is part of Kgalagadi.

I support this

It was socialist, which is why there were low levels of most social ills of today. High literacy due to a socialist policy on education up to tertiary. Access to good quality health care, even in remote areas because he capacitated his health administration very well, and made state provided health care available to everyone. Road infrastructure was consistently maintained because he insourced most of his public works. Built a university using contributions from the community. Encouraged and supported small-medium enterprises. He did a lot, in terms of his ideas for development. But he was also an ethno-nationalist that was suspicious of anyone that wasn't a Motswana native, so non-Tswana speakers were often made to feel otherwise, even if they married a tswana person and came to boputhatswana to contribute. His legacy isn't perfect, but theres lots to learn from his approach to development.

Kgosi Mangope passed on a couple of years back...

We have a MANGOPE episode on Wednesday 😍🥳

I think we confuse it. Mangope was Batswana first in all things.

@@sibusisonkosi6506 There were white ministers in his cabinet, and there we also many people of different ethnicities in Bop, so no, he wasn't all about Batswana. I wouldn't have had a problem even he was, simply because nobody is calling out batho ba Limpopo, Kwazulu natal, eastern cape and them for their ill treatment ya Batswana particularly mo Bophuthatswana.

​@@MmusiMoaisi my mother was 2nd generation Swati born ko Tlhabane, I'm 3rd. I speak only of her experience growing up in Bop. My grandfather became Bop MP after bo di Robben Island. So I know what I'm talking about.

Be that as it may, he was a chief ya Batswana, mo lefatsheng la Batswana ene a dirisa setso sa Batswana

​@@MmusiMoaisiWhich Xhosas and Zulus illtreat the tswanas? Get a life

Ko ntle ga tshololo ya madi

Lefatshe la kgomo le mabele,boswa jwa rona ka bosakhutleng😢...tjoooo

Political imbecility at its best!!!!!!

I’m so blown away

I'm from Mogwase in the pilanesburg and I can tell you now, he is right when he says Tau Tona developed his people's mental state as well. Today there is some certain level of depression found and understood only by those who have experienced the shift from Bophuthatswana to South Africa.

Period!❤

I mean he did warn the people of Bop... I can't believe we even had the BRT system like Rea Vaya when I was 2yrs old

​@@sibusisonkosi6506 He indeed warned us/them.

He's a consultant, ask Ntsiki to plug you

There used to be a party called Dikwankwetla. were they not from Botshwana

What did the ANC not destroy my guy? They destroyed the PAC as they feared the PAC (Sobukwe) was fighting a nobler course than they. A shame!

​@@cecilmahlaba9369Tye PAC self destructed in exile.

@@nomagcisacawe3297 No they did not self destruct. That is not true. Misinformation. They were systematically destroyed. From 1955 the communist sponsors in Europe chose the ANC at the beneficiaries funding and support because the ANC was fertile to foreign influences. From its formation in 1959 the PAC was ostracized by the same supporters that supported the ANC. They were destroyed.

Can the plantations atleast be revived? 🤔

Bophuthtswana was developed by Pretoria. Where on earth would mangope have got the money to "create" anything. He was an ordinary bahurutse before he sold out and became tau tona.

The Apartheid regime helped Bophuthatswana like they did with all the other homelands so that the people could become self sustainable and uploft the different cultures to be proud and successful. But the anc organised coups and spread propaganda under the youth who destroyed it all. The same is happening to the whole country and you can call and blame the whites as much as you like and want, but the opportunities were there to develop and become self sufficient but black people are told they are slaves, opressed and not equal to whites. If you hear it everyday, you will believe it. The anc stole your pride, dignity. Culture and heritage to make you a black. You hate the Afrikaner because they refuse to lose their identity like you did.

@@nomagcisacawe3297so then who is was supposed to be the legitimate Tau Tona?

@@BM-dr4eu No one. There was NOT supposed to have been a Boputhatswana in the first place.

Mahikeng e utlwisa botlhoko😢

The man put an airport in Thaba Nchu chief 👌🏾 that’s smack bam in the Free State. Village folk knew what an airplane and airport was because of that man. Imagine what that could do for the average village child’s imagination. Knowing that things like that in the 70’s didn’t only exist on TV

It shouldn't have happened under those circumstances, but all hope is not lost.

Eysh Eysh... Sad... Very Sad

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Brilliance!

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