Virtual Mkhukhu EP 23 | Mandisa Mashego | Women | Men | Politics | Colonization | Inzalo ye langa 

Mandisa Mashego Mondays!!! 🔥🔥🔥

10:53 "People decided to leave the country when the fight was here." 🙆‍♀🙆‍♀ Finally somebody has the guts to say it. Thank you my sister.

What a woman, no abo indonda must, when they say mosadi, life partner, bari Mme Mashigo, great mind and ultimately beautiful soul. We thank you Virtual Mkhukhu😍

Young black people we need to start planning, she's accurate we lack in that department

Mother Of Knowledge 🌻🌻🔥🔥🔥 Thank You gents for bringing this phenomenal women full of power, knowledge and independent thinker

Im so proud of this podcast my brothers, i always talk about it when I'm with my friends about the education i derived from this platform, i became inspired in my journey as an entrepreneur when i heard stories of other entrepreneurs, the hardships and all the challenges they went through because i could relate... I've learned so much from here and ill also continue introducing the podcast to people who are not familiar with it so they could start learning as well because we need educational platforms such as this than just gossip podcasts, next year ill really love to join you in the Inzalo Ye Langa celebration and i am sure that i will attend, guys thank you so much for what you are doing i appreciate it so much and i guess others do too, The Hustlers Corner is the next biggest podcast in Africa, i prophecy that

I thought I have read everything that is South African Colonial history! Wow! Please recommend books sisMandisa

Yhoo i luv her yhooo she's very smart and well spoken yhoooo

In Africa men and women were equal,we just had different roles in the society coz we recognised our biological differences and decided to compliment each other instead of trying to be one another ( in order to prove a point).

EFF lost a germ in sister Mandisa Mashego she is such a wealth of knowledge.

Wow Mandisa Mashego you are amazing, You are so inspirational

hONESTLY I ALWAYS SEE PEOPLE ON TV AND YOU DONT KNOW THEIR NAMES UNTIL SHE COMES ALIVE ON VIRTUAL MKHUKHU. JERRRR THANKS MME MANDISA...TAUGHT ME THINGS I HAVE NEVER HEARD

Sis Mandisa please create the online history lectures just 1hr a week PLEASE, Sbu and Black Pen this is a matter of life and death info.....she is a power house trust me we need more...

Hi guys, excellent show. I just wanted to give clarity on the gold thing. I do geology, studied it in varsity. Its true that gold mining started in Barberton , but the reason why it stopped is because the gold there occurs in heavily folded rock. Mining through folded rock sequences is extremely dangerous, it's just too risky at this point, perhaps mining will resume the day we have better mining techniques. Its extremely hard mining gold in greenstones with the techniques we currently have today. That's also the reason why gold mining has relatively dropped in the witwatersrand. There is still a lot of gold in gauteng , like a f**king lot but its extremely deep in the crust, too deep to reach. Again, mining techniques is the reason why we can not extract it.

Bring Gayton Mckenzie The Hustlers Prayer.

Let me take my notebook and be ready to take notes 📝

You brought her back😍🥰. She’s so profound and deliberate about everything she says. I had enjoyed her last interview ❤️👌🏽.

Im glad Mandisa stated that people must connect dots for themselves because Youth (generalizing) is so lazy to research and read. They reference Social media for everything.

This woman is incredible and full of wisdom...thank you for inviting her back abuti Sbuda and Penuel.❤💯

Ma’am Mashigo, you have really proven the saying to absolutely correct. ‘When you instruct a man, you teach an individual but when you tutor a woman, you really teach the entire nation.’ As men it was really fascinating to listen and sit under your tutelage. Indeed, as you have narrated, we were made enemies by design and not by accident. As Black men, and women. But we really need each for our pursuit for freedom and a better life in this world. If only this can dawn to us as Black men, we are going nowhere without our women. You are the rock of our families and certainly our nations. As Black men, we have a huge responsibility of studying and acquiring knowledge for our survival as a race. May the Good Lord be with you and protect you always! Looking forward to the second episode of the Podcast. Peace…

I am obssessed with Mandisa. I am watching every video of hers. She is intoxicating

Hustlers, please don't forget to watch at least 30 seconds or 50% of the ad(s). Any length that's less, shall be futile to keep their lights on, so they can be able to keep bringing us this dope content.

Glad she is back, she is a true library. Can you also start to invite EFF members for interviews it would be great since you brought other leaders from other parties.

Wow. So informative. This is not taught in schools and unfortunately some of our parents were in the farmsteads trying to survive.

I like the Mzekezeke advert 😂. I'm glad to see it's back

Having a guest seated in the middle of you gentlemen makes it difficult for the guest to decide which way to face. Especially when the guest is trying to seriously engage the both of you in a particular thought that they may have.

Please bring Mr chief justice mogoeng mogoeng please guys

Our history is being taught from the point of view of the Colonizer that's why we are clueless

This platform is getting better every day and I think Mandisa should be just part of the show from now on

Sis Mandisa I love her rawness, boldness authenticity and knowledge. She changelles one to research more and know more about our history. I really enjoy listening to her. Walking encyclopedia.

Africans are given days to celebrate when there is nothing to celebrate for. I agree with Mandisa. We have Madiba Day, we have 27 April so-called freedom when there is no freedom. Days that we need to commemorate and take stalk of how we got where we are, are made to be party days called Youth Day and Human Rights Day.

If sisMandisa could be a guest at Podcast and Chill 😭😭. She needs to liberate that market shem.

I am here just to say thank you for unlocking young minds, we are watching and learning.

I could listen to Sis Mandisa day and night. It's imperative we utilise this knowledge to further liberate our colonized minds.

The education matter that Mashego eludes to; people literally do not understand what is education. Today, education is seen as a university degree and such, but that is merely a fraction of a fraction of what the word education defines. A degree in a particular faculty at a particular university or collage is simply a skill you acquire, not education in its true definition. Now, that skill is extremely limited to the knowledge of that box you are supposed to open and close when you are done, it is rather a tiny part of education. The essence of education is the education of things. The education of things is everything from dry ground to oceans to trees, soil, birth mammals, carnivores, predators, equator ideology, air, wind, water, up, down, sun, moon, life, death, religion, history and everything. Now, that education is not what you get from school coz if you tried to get it at school, you would spend all your life there and most of it you might not get it at school. It is after you have acquired the skills and tools to research that you then beging a journey of a lifetime of getting the education of things. The skills and tools in this sense would be ability to read, calculate and write. The real education is continuous and never ending long as the earth is still wide and vast and the universe, the cosmos, galaxy and the open outer is still unknown to you. Your degree is a skill, not necessarily education in its perfect definition.

Women’s day was a march to allow white women to have black maids, that’s all… We celebrate women that wanted to have the right serve white men!

Sis Mandisa is such a powerhouse of knowledge and african empowerment. I can’t wait for part 2 🤍

I can listen to Mandisa all day

Mandisa Maseko is so smart she is very academically 👏👏

I saw Mandisa on the Penuel show,she is really a walking library .love her ✨❤🔥

Thank you so much Mandisa, DJ Sbu and God Penuel, this was very educational, I was glued to the screen the entire time. I will see you at Inzalo yelanga 😁💃🏾

And then there were those that NEVER received a dime from companies they worked for! They were told that their Employers have filed for bankruptcy or they have left the country. Worked for decades only to be told that there's no pension funds.

Yes!! Sis Mandisa again yesssss.

Always been politically intrigued and in all honesty not very literate but this interview just ignited the desire to dig into the history of our country especially as a woman. Thank you for this movement, extremely informative and like sis Mandisa said we need to go into history for ourselves. Thank you for paving a way, and sharing your knowledge.

Mandisa is a real Mbokodo!The Hustlers were in a lecture!

Appreciated again uSis Mandisa coming back. What a powerhouse!!!! When are we having Part-2 of this, this episode ended abruptly

Please bring Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane

I think we all know that the ANC has never had the interests of the people of South Africa at heart, never ever, from inception till present. It isn't in its nature and shall never be hence it produces the kinds of leaders that we see today, WAY below average!

Ooh she's back! ♥️

i also googled her after the first interview...love that woman

The black Christmas was part of the strategy Mandisa mentioned. In Soweto Black Chain was the alternative to your Checkers/Shoprite, OK, Hyperama,etc.

I can listen to her everyday

My favorite!!!! I havent even watched but I have liked... I adore usis Mandisa! 😍😍😍

A true gem uSis Mandisa

Thank you Sbuda for bringing her back again, Siyabonga for your wisdom Sis Mandisa Mashigo. Hoi hoi GodPenuel. Thanks once again guys 🙌🏽

Thank you for this information, I can only speak for myself, but the reason I'm not educated on our South African history is that it was never taught to me in school. I was in a former caucasian school in the burbs with a 2% caucasian student body and maybe 65% caucasian teaching staff. I didn't pick history in grade 10, so prior to Gr10, all the mandatory history I'd learned was about Versailles, Blitzkriegs and Franz Ferdinand, and that's just High School history... Before that, not much beyond the reasons behind SOME of the public holidays and the "rainbow nation friendly" highlights of apartheid... I guess the play was "it's over now, there's no reason to teach hate to innocent children who never experienced apartheid's true atrocities" I don't know, and to add, whenever I questioned not learning about our own history, and I did, quite a lot, it was made somewhat awkward to discuss or as if I'm stirring up trouble, depending on the teacher. The youth is generally disjointed from party politics and policy is due to not having a similar stream of politically active heroes to look up to, perhaps they lost us when they took power and it corrupted them, perhaps they lost us when they made one too many promises, or maybe it's the lack of politicians interested in politics or the people they serve, do they even know that they are there to serve the people instead of trying to convince them... I don't know... Love the show Thank you for sharing this with us You are changing lives

I have to say, camera work have improved significantly. Thank you team for that. We pride ourselves with this platform.

I love Mandisa! Does anyone know why the EFF would let go of someone so knowledgable and powerful? But we know ke ngala cult leader one man show! A loss for the EFF

We watching and learning Mr Panuel,your questions are food for thoughts 🙏🏽😊💯

great interview. i recommend the man Mlekeleli Mbanjwa (cultural expect and author) and Prof Sabelo ndlovu-gatsheni (former UNISA Vice chancellor, author )

To think i didnt know about her up until that episode on hustlers corner tjo i love her she has my follow gents

Wazwakala Umphahlo wethu...AsThokozeni !! Aaah Ramasedi ! Aah Ngwedi..The New Year is Gonna be lit👌👌👌👌

So much wisdom in Mandisa, BIG UPS

Thank you for bringing her back guys, I'm soo inLove with I Oledi. I would love to celebrate with you guys ngikhona or ngingekho. Really proud of the work you guys are doing please keep it up. 💪

Love this dynamic woman yesses 🙏🏾 gents im proud of you for days

This video is not being uploaded to Virtual Mkhukhu. In fact, channel has been dormant for months or at least over a month now.

Sis Mandisa needs to do a podcast with all the black powerful women she mansion in this episode....

Thank you Penuel and bhuti Sbu for creating this platform 🙏 we're really learning 🙌

Great conversation. Thanks for the history lessons and great insights.

Sbu,Pen and Mandisa love u guyz

Thanks my brother Sbu for taking this mandate from UMDALI that has led you to start Virtual Mkhukhu. Yo! Sis Mandisa is ''FIRE'',she is actually burning our minds to wake up & realise who we really are as BLACK people hence if we do not know our History as BLACK people we eventually not going anywhere. Big Ups to your whole team, we appreciate your contribution to the BLACK nation my brother.

eeey madoda lomama u smart thanks again ngofika kwi hustlers corner kwakhona.....Sbu gruti ndicela u Lebohang Mohale naye ake afike apa simve and please do touch on politic and economy yasemzanzi xase fikile naye

Just a constructive crit, for the hosts. The people that consume this subject matter, are not children, it literally appeals to adults, so when one speaks down to their audience, you will end up losing great minds, I.E. Americans just be....they never try to teach anyone, just engage us like your peers, and in actual fact assume your audience is very intelligent then you'll attract a wider pull. Rappers (WU-TANG Clan) in America never dumb down their content, but instead, sharpen their glossary for us their market. Good work keep it up guys thank you for the amazing people you engage.

We appreciate your knowledge 🙏

I was about to watch the episode, but I dont want to see this female bullying anyone😭. Penuels podcast with her scarred me for life

This is bigger than you guys, this is spiritual. I'm so blessed to be exposed to this type of "content" 🤯 We are relearning y'all🙏🙏🙏 blessings upon blessings . Love and Light

I bet if women were in the forefront of fighting for the land we couldve won by now

I like the part were she says men are the biggest sellouts 😂

Ms. Mashido is my president ✊✊

The boule was formed in philadelphia in 1906, it as a gatekeeper against the back to Africa movement. The 1912 anc , needs to be researched and deconstructed , was the anc controlled oppositionfrom the jump?

Thank you for the knowledge sis mandisa💜

I salute such conversations, great woman indeed. But what are we doing now as we can't change history but we can, yes we can change future.

I love Mandis and we really do need her

Ausi o o ntswembu

I didn`t know that Mandisa is now a member of Abantu Batho Congress.

The real iron lady, forever cmsr Mandisa Mashigo.

BaNtu! PLEASE DO NOT FORGET THAT WE MUST FAST FOR A MONTH BEFORE ENTERING INZALO YE LANGA SO THAT WE CAN TRULY EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF THAT PLACE. NO MEAT, NO EATING BETWEEN 6AM TO 6PM, AND WHEN YOU BREAK THE FAST JUST PLANT BASED FOOD,,,THOKOZANI Dikgosi le Dikgosigadi!!!

Point of correction to Penuel gt correcting Mandisa on the Bloemfontein/Pretoria location of the protest, Bloemfontein is for yhe 1913 march and Pretoria is for the 1956 march, Mandisa was referring to the 1913 as she had saisd we must know the full history nd not just pick the 9th of August 1956, Danko, aluta continua

I love her

can we get a part 2 already please

The Hustlers Corner with Mandisa Mashego Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 00:50 - Welcome to Hustler Corner - Announcements - Welcoming in Mandisa 03:40 - Importance of knowledge 07:20 - Understanding our history 17:20 - History of Women's Day 32:15 - Should Women's Day be celebrated 40:10 - Historical figures & historical days 46:15 - Inzalo yelanga 53:30 - Collaboration 59:25 - ENDS

That advert 👌

Where does she find all this information?

🙌🙇‍♂️🙏

I have a crush on Mandisa now...sadly she probably has one on Rude Boy😂😂😂 Thank you gentleman and Sis Mandisa for doing an awesome job!

Powerhouse lomama ngcela abekhona atleast once a month ku virtual mkhukhu.

Absolutely powerful. Waiting for part 2!

I love her.

Love all the way

Dj sbu on the issue of culture, the highcourt declared that Lobola negotiations are in fact a conclusion of a marriage. Can we have a cultural expert or an elder to come and explain this aspect of our african cultures. What I noticed is that the Roman Dutch law is in contrast with African tradition