Who Really Built Great Zimbabwe
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What Bantu Really Means
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@xumenikomeshoshinana7038
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038 Сағат бұрын
My sister how do I get hold of you do have whatsapp. This information is key key to all black emancipation.
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038 Сағат бұрын
Is the Bible a historic book
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038 Сағат бұрын
We are called aandonga could there be a link
@yuchichan4815
@yuchichan4815 3 сағат бұрын
This channel is important take skill and a body of knowledge to reach consciousness.
@abeautifulheart
@abeautifulheart 3 сағат бұрын
There were no Shonas during the time you are talking about. Can you please find out what they were called
@phillwainaina7252
@phillwainaina7252 4 сағат бұрын
In east afri the zanji. Was changed to. Shenj. Mshenj. Mshenzi.. means. Local indegenous. Ignorant.
@phillwainaina7252
@phillwainaina7252 4 сағат бұрын
Abesha. Were not. Christians. But persians. That. Were. Converted to. Greek then roman...thats the origin the. Original Ethiopian were very dark people
@donahboddami
@donahboddami 13 минут бұрын
Christianity is a religion. The rest are countries?
@simplytheresaskiles100
@simplytheresaskiles100 9 сағат бұрын
A Bantu is just Bantu. You had nothing to do with the high culture and civilization of Khem. If you did you would've done it in your own COUNTRIES !!! 😮😮😮
@simplytheresaskiles100
@simplytheresaskiles100 9 сағат бұрын
You keep trying to STEAL the glory of the Nubian woman and people . STOP STEALING OR TRYING TO INSERT YOURSELF INTO SOMEONE ELSE'S HISTORY.
@Congomania
@Congomania 11 сағат бұрын
Wena... My Tshiluba language says differently. Muntu - Bantu
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 10 сағат бұрын
That's because your ancestors cannibalized the true owners of the language who had the dictionary - should've taken the dictionary first. I found you guys too and you get the name from the title of a Nilotic Chief.
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038 Күн бұрын
How are the bantus and San connected? Do we originate from one source or did we invade their land?
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 16 сағат бұрын
No, the Proto-Bantu aren't invaders. I have to ask more about this but the reason the San fled to the Caves was because the Caves were Proto-Bantu portals which they used to travel and some San spiritual leaders knew this science too and knew the locations which was only possible if they were trusted.
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038 15 сағат бұрын
@@inyenyenzi okay. Or maybe let me put it this way we're do humans come from
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038 9 сағат бұрын
@@inyenyenzi locust
@StopTheLiess
@StopTheLiess Күн бұрын
Cosplaying others cultures is an all time low 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 17 сағат бұрын
Says someone who can't even speak the language. We speak the original language and can read those hieroglyphs correctly unlike whatever the rest of you are doing - which is funny to watch.
@StopTheLiess
@StopTheLiess 15 сағат бұрын
@inyenyenzi 😂😂😂😂 no you can't you can't even pronounce the words ans you were never any of the groups who ruled over Egypt at any point in history. A lot of the words are familiar with me but I know it's not with you. Bantus never had a writing script to read anything lol.
@kemetnubiakamp
@kemetnubiakamp Күн бұрын
Ultimately, all Africans are East Africans. Linguistically, Bantu is a language branch of West African Niger Congo language Group. So there wouldn't be a proto Bantu so much as a proto Niger Congo linking all the branches of that language group. The person stating Bantu speakers were once in Kemet also is accurate and that extends to West Africans regardless of language group. The so called Bantu migration was East and West as slight differences in DNA among West and East Bantu speakers show that. But Bantu speakers by themselves are no more of a distinct ethnic group than Omotic, Chadic, Voltic, or Semitic would be as compared to others within their language groups.
@AnnieEkala
@AnnieEkala Күн бұрын
In DRCongo , mo is one Ba is plurial. Mukongo = One kongo, but Bakongo means all the kongo people. Moto is one person, Bato=people
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi Күн бұрын
Thanks for watching. Mo refers to 'one thing/individual' Ma refers to 'plenty things/people' Ma-Kongo is the correct way of saying 'all the Kongo people' 'To' - refers to being displaced or to move over, it is a verb not a noun or pronoun. A lot of 'Bantu Speaking' people aren't part of the original founders of this culture or language, which is why they misunderstand the original meanings of the expressions. Many were Soudanic-Zanji-Galla-Nilo-Saharan people who broke away from Muzimba the Jagga(Tchaka)-Imbangalla (who were a breakaway from the Galla who were a breakaway from the Zanji) and continued cannibalizing the Proto-Bantu so that they could 'become them'. I will do a video about this soon.
@Ionnes777
@Ionnes777 3 күн бұрын
🙅‍♂🙅‍♂🙅‍♂🙅‍♂🙅‍♂🙅‍♂
@kiritugeorge4684
@kiritugeorge4684 4 күн бұрын
Have you ever considered how the kordofan fit into all this? Bantu is linguistically classified under Niger-Congo-Kordofan and while I can't get a lot of info on Kordofanian languages, they are said to have noun classes and are the oldest of the language family. It would help if you could research this especially since the Kordofanian people are under attack currently in the ongoing genocide in Sudan.
@siphelelesanele3793
@siphelelesanele3793 4 күн бұрын
Lies
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 4 күн бұрын
Primary sources, language admixture and cultural practices prove it is true - if this makes you uncomfortable there's a possible Papau New Guinea connection (they were sailing) too😂
@faanbothma2962
@faanbothma2962 4 күн бұрын
BS! The problems started when the brits contaminated the Cape of Good Hope with their presence and infested the place with their stoopid language. In 1870 the brits enforced Apartheid laws in South Africa
@tshitshi82
@tshitshi82 4 күн бұрын
In tshiluba hatupa means he must give Us
@thato4639
@thato4639 4 күн бұрын
Who's giving you money for your videos??? You don't like the Nguni, especially Zulu. You building animosity, what are you hoping to gain with your lies. The Oromo never invaded Abyssinia. They are the original inhabitants of The Horn, and Abyssinia/Ethiopia. You speaking non-sense from your own head telling you lies. It is you who is a puppet of the white agenda, 'devide and conquer'. Who's Bantu? Are you Bantu? Shame!!! You're a sell out, causing division among Black people. Have you no shame???
@denisemitchell6034
@denisemitchell6034 4 күн бұрын
People say forgive and play nice..I say “return to sender”🤌🏾
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038 5 күн бұрын
I am from namibia i am interested in knowing who are the wambo are they nailotic or bantu and also who are the damara
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 5 күн бұрын
I am still doing the linguistic and ethnocultural verification and this may change but so far it seems the Damara are originally part of the Proto-Sudanic people - a lack of terminating vowels in the language is a Nilo-Saharan-Sudanic linguistic feature not Bantu and they language seems to have more San and nearly no Proto-Bantu admixture. They most likely connected to the Zanji who may have shipped them to the coast to serve the shipping station - before the Europeans, it seems the Zanji owned the ship refreshment stations and ports. The original(because a lot of people especially the Proto-Bantu were invaded) Wambo seem to be originally part of the Proto-Bantu Nkhoya who fled an invasion on their realm 'Shindi' which was located in the Nyasa(Eastern Zambia-Malawi) region. Still working on it.🙂
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038
@xumenikomeshoshinana7038 4 күн бұрын
@inyenyenzi can you please recommend a book or video that I can begin this proto bantu studies on for beginners!
@nirbija
@nirbija 5 күн бұрын
Aren't you the busy one, Inyenyenzi? Can we say that in your absence you were conceiving ....... all these back-to-back-to-back posts? lol
@GugulethuNdziweni
@GugulethuNdziweni 5 күн бұрын
Liar liar lia,
@514Exc
@514Exc 5 күн бұрын
In observation concerning humanity by Benjamin Franklin he makes interesting statements about the Boers and why they didn’t want them in America.
@jhujhuvempa8028
@jhujhuvempa8028 5 күн бұрын
Interesting!! What is the Meaning of pombe and musuka??
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 5 күн бұрын
Pombe refers to beer or alcohol and Musuka(Musuca) is what they called a demon or evil spirit.
@TemplarX2
@TemplarX2 5 күн бұрын
Nice.
@enochpage1333
@enochpage1333 6 күн бұрын
Very interesting!
@SusScrofaVulgaris
@SusScrofaVulgaris 7 күн бұрын
So anyone can go a search information up for themselves. Will we see that you are just another propagandist who rewrote history? Probably. Since it is clear that a massacre in matebele land was carried out. That of which ZANU committed. Gukurahundi.
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 7 күн бұрын
You speak a corrupted version of someone else's language - what is your ancestral language, seeing how you mentioned cultural theft.
@SusScrofaVulgaris
@SusScrofaVulgaris 7 күн бұрын
@inyenyenzi ha, I knew it. You are just another propagandist.
@SusScrofaVulgaris
@SusScrofaVulgaris 7 күн бұрын
@inyenyenzi just another propagandist. Can't be bothered by the truth.
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 7 күн бұрын
@@SusScrofaVulgaris I used a primary source, which is openly available to everyone. You speak someone else's language, settled their land and practice corrupted versions of their customs - and call yourselves them on a good day -while protecting colonists - you are the propagandist. And while we are here let's mention how you all look so different, which is how the South Africans are able to pick you out in SA - because a lot of you look more NDongo-Kongo than Southern African. Shona means 'the perfect reflection of a destroyer' - in that original language you 'borrowed' without a dictionary.
@SusScrofaVulgaris
@SusScrofaVulgaris 7 күн бұрын
@inyenyenzi Again more hate and propaganda. Twisting the truth to fit a narrative is propaganda. I can also look up a "primary" source and then cherry pick bits I want to say what I want. That is not the whole truth.
@nirbija
@nirbija 7 күн бұрын
Please, Inyenyenzi, unless you do the genetic work yourself, or have it done by some trustworthy one, then try to not buy too much into the genetic trickery of KNOW liars and deceivers. Those who would so brazenly 'whitewash' the history of Kemet/Ancient Egypt, and the obvious Africanness of Kemet's main characters, they will most easily hide their deceptiveness and devilishness in THEIR so-called 'genetic discoveries'. So amazing that even after their long history of Known lying and deceiving and misrepresenting that so many are willing to take the worthless words of the inventors of 'population genetic research' as gospel. lol Moreover, best proof of claims is always going to be 'the eye test', which can most easily Proved or Disproved by MOST inquiring minds! When proof of claims is left to 'a select few', it should ALWAYS be considered as suspect. Always!
@Chris-wz4zr
@Chris-wz4zr 7 күн бұрын
The Europeans didn't steal land, the land that they settled upon was uninhabited.
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 7 күн бұрын
You mean like Greenland today? They stole it and they proudly wrote about it which where these quotes are taken from - I linked the source. All that Land in Southern Africa belongs to the San and the Proto-Bantu Kingdom who Europeans cannibalized - Ancient Egyptian Mummies weren't the only ones being eaten - all our ancestor tombs are empty and the biggest fear abducted Africans initially had before realizing it was enslavement which was worse - was being eaten by Europeans - that came from a place of truth - European allies and mercenaries were cannibals and they were doing it together. The Europeans depopulated by creating the Jaggas and then the Mfecane which resulted in the genocide of the original inhabitants and even then their Cannibal mercenaries were now occupying that land so - No African Land was ever uninhabited, let alone for Europeans to claim The armed the people who would unalive our ancestors - we aren't asking for an apology or their acknowledgement.
@Chris-wz4zr
@Chris-wz4zr 7 күн бұрын
You are talking nonsense. The San was in Southern Africa first but then the Bantu came and almost killed all the San. The Europeans came a few years after the Bantu arrived so the only people who really were here is the San, the Bantu has no more right over the land than the Europeans.
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 7 күн бұрын
@@Chris-wz4zr The Bergnaar Bastaards(what a name to give your kids BTW) and Dutch Commandoes from the Cape Colony genocided the San. I will do a short about it and post it later today. The Proto-Bantu language has its own original clicks too, when we emphasize but when we do the European narrative regarding African History falls apart. It was the Europeans that hired the remnants of the Tchaka-Jagga mercenaries like Mzilikazi and Tchaka(Shaka) to carry out the Mfecane, the LMS tasked the Bechuana with abducting and enslaving the San as 'Masrwa - which means 'one who is caught' and armed the Bergnaar Bastards on the West to primarily unalived all the San because that's where the San were concentrated.
@missqt48
@missqt48 6 күн бұрын
You are still pained that Africans were still migrating and travelling EVEN unbeknownst to them about the men from far away lands like England. How did anyone other than Europeans try to wipe out Khoi Khoi and San. If anything it was the Europeans who FORCED those 2 seperate groups to become one! I am descendant of Khoi-San. My paternal grandmother is half khoi half Xhosa. My maternal grandmother is multiracial, with her surname from Cameroon. You obviously don’t speak to African elders, nor do you challenge yourself to read a history book written by African scholars. Doesn’t matter which year or how long the Europeans travelled, the fact still remains you enslaved all people with pigment in their skin. Including the khoi-San, knowledge passed on from my own grandmothers mouth! You can create as many lies as you want! We, the children of the soil, know the truth! @Chris-wz4zr
@felixmakinda7689
@felixmakinda7689 7 күн бұрын
We came from the North, specifically Misri from Mizraim (Egypt)? That's what my ancestors say. There's no way our ancestors would talk of Misri for hundreds of years if they didn't know about its existence.
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 7 күн бұрын
This was before Egypt - the pyramid was a Malende just like the portal Caves that brought them there after the flood - the portals where destroyed by the Colonial British and flooded under the Kariba Dam, at Kuruman and in what they call Matebeland - which is why they targeted these places and went through the trouble of collecting all the relics.
@chosen1afrique304
@chosen1afrique304 7 күн бұрын
Commenting to boost the algorithm. About to watch all of the contents of your channel. 💪🏾
@TingTong2568
@TingTong2568 7 күн бұрын
Lol. Self proclaimed ancient Egyptian. We wuz kang and ish crap in this channel.
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 7 күн бұрын
Only the ones who cannibalized our ancestors feel the need to gaslight.
@TingTong2568
@TingTong2568 7 күн бұрын
@@inyenyenzi no, you cannibalized many Khoisans and Pygmies. Mirror yourself. Ancient Egyptian were NOT bantus. Keep dreaming.
@nirbija
@nirbija 8 күн бұрын
Healthy & Happy & Prosperous New Year, Inyenyenzi. Yes, it is well-known how european invaders and arab invaders plunder things African ..... To This Day! That which is not so well-known is how non-African invaders to Kemet/Ancient Egypt (and elsewhere in north and east Africa) scattered African 'refugees' into the central, west and south of the Continent -- The 'Bantu Scattering', which help to spread much of 'Kemet/Ancient Egypt Culture' far and wide throughout Africa. You have helped much in shedding light on this great misfortune: It is your strongest contribution to 'the remembering of significant African History'. Forget about the foreign fakers and tomb-robbers: You the real and trusted 'Egyptologist'. lol' You have the African mindset that is in tune with those African Ancestors, and can read them like a book.
@sharadawilliams6394
@sharadawilliams6394 8 күн бұрын
The so called ‘Bantu Migration’ is a hypothesis which there is no genetic material to support it.
@eastafricanist9156
@eastafricanist9156 8 күн бұрын
This is an amazing exposition of African history. Fills in many of the gaps. Thank you.
@weskerwillie9044
@weskerwillie9044 8 күн бұрын
Have you considered the posibilty that some of these palaces were relocated to Europe? That little land is full of buildings that cannot be culturally accounted for by European history (despite their silly best attempts)
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 8 күн бұрын
I am glad you caught it because there is so much to say about this - The King’s Monologue did a video on King Louis ‘The Sun King’ and it’s a great video. One subscriber Queennee(awesomeness) really got me think about the possibility of Islanders being relocated to invade Africa on behalf of the Zanji and Europeans whose immune systems couldn’t penetrate the interior - where the gold and resources were located but had too many animals and dangers that only Islanders understood how to overcome because their environment was similar But maybe not the lions (this has a very important story behind it - The Proto-Bantu and San Priests were known to use lions to guard their populations - and overcoming lions became a symbol of strength amongst the groups that invaded the Proto-Bantu and San ) Who also practiced abducting populations such as the San and Proto-Bantu and Twa who knew how to deal with animals in the African interior. If you look at illustrations of these Islanders from the 1700-1800s they look like what we’ve come to believe is ‘African’ - it's so weird. Europeans resettled an entire continent(The Americas) so they are not above moving people and were very cozy with Island populations, I will do a short(although it’s currently a theory and I will mark it as such until we get more data)
@uBhubesi
@uBhubesi 7 күн бұрын
it is imperative for US to innerstand that the intricate designs and precious matter WE(because we are our ancestors) we used to build these so-called castles and palaces wasn't for showing off or style , THAT IS NOT WHO WE ARE , that's who they are , hence they are always cool with US talking of our ancient structures and history as long as we carry a colonized perspective ... the moment you begin to see that for what they were , all these castles , including the likes of CASTLE OF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE(which is actually close to thousands of years old) , UNION BUILDINGS , etc. , which they like to claim they built , then you will see these are ENERGY WARS , and the likes of land/race/economics/indoctrination are just smoke screen to keep one from ABSOLUTE TRUTH
@weskerwillie9044
@weskerwillie9044 6 күн бұрын
@uBhubesi i take it you're not aware that entire African buildings were relocated to various parts of Europe. It's okay. I recently found out. If you actually believe Europeans built most of what they claimed to build then why aren't they building like that? No one else in the world behaves like that. Everywhere else even if at least on a smaller scale, architectural cultural continuity continues. And you're wrong about one thing. Architectural grandeur was an African thing. You don't have to believe that Africans were modest to make sense of what remains after a colonial rampage on an entire continent. It is no secrete that they destroyed so much but what exactly did they destroy?
@weskerwillie9044
@weskerwillie9044 6 күн бұрын
@@inyenyenzi if by islanders you mean black Europeans then yes. I have definite proof they were the tip of the spear for colonizing America and greatly suspect they played a similar role in Africa. For instance, as a matter of fact: the kingdom city of Benin withstood multiple waves of white attackers and was only breached when a black regimen was sent. These black soldiers who appear in photos beside the chained up Oba are being historically labeled as Hausa troops. I greatly suspect them to be black europeans. It makes no sense to make a fighting force out of a feudalistic region like the hausas in my opinion. The militarization of African men to aid in world war two is the biggest untold factor for the facilitation of African independence (neocolonialism). This same tactics of militarizing slaves and conquered people also put the turks above their Arab masters eventually as these slave soldiers rose to powerful positions and raised armies of theirs to establish the ottoman empire. I'm aware that Europeans heavily relied on African forces to destabilize Africa. But the manner of such military alliances did not entail arming them with European weapons (except the Africans bought the arms).
@Remembernukpunuk
@Remembernukpunuk 6 күн бұрын
Fascinating...
@jayway352
@jayway352 9 күн бұрын
This is so interesting. I can’t wait for the video! 😤😩
@eastafricanist9156
@eastafricanist9156 9 күн бұрын
Interesting. "Ba ila" still means "the people of ancient times" in my language, Great Lakes Bantu 🇺🇬
@Remembernukpunuk
@Remembernukpunuk 9 күн бұрын
Gotta comment twice... People dont recognise the importance of this knowledge yet - they will soon enough. Also, many are to busy taking offence...saying "where are your sources" or "this or that word is derogatory". The general immaturity and westernised minds will cling to what has not served them, right up until their deaths. Real knowledge doesnt need sources! In the activity of cross referencing it will be proven or disproven. Your insight has not been stolen, recorded and catalogued, so it is without value to the blind. We move forward and we don't wait for those fearful ones to leave the shore - we set sail nontheless ❤
@Remembernukpunuk
@Remembernukpunuk 9 күн бұрын
I have renamed this channel this channel - The Queen's Monologue 😂❤❤❤🎉. The nuances of this information truly fill some gaps in my comprehension of what took place before me. It makes more and nore sense! I call this information the 3rd renaissance. We must keep on refining and correcting our views, movijg towards a greater method of understanding. 😊...great information 🎉
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 9 күн бұрын
Thanks for the compliment - I admire The King's Monologue's work so much.
@mindtalk8314
@mindtalk8314 9 күн бұрын
The English language shares similar words with Latin and Germanic and Deutch language, plus many more, even Arabic. That does not mean English is the same as those other languages. Some words are taken and adapted and sounded differently. Many languages have taken words from many different regions. It does not mean it's the same or the people are the same or anything like that. A few spoken words does not mean the entire wider language originates from those words. This video and its title can be misleading to the viewers.
@inyenyenzi
@inyenyenzi 9 күн бұрын
It's not a few spoken words - it's the entire lexicon - we've the 'alphabet' and meaning of all the Maduwi(mdw) and also we have the 'Guardians(what you call Gods) and the culture. Africans weren't running around in animal skins lacking skills - that narrative was created and the cannibals imported to feast upon us - because those 'Africans' are turning out not to be African and from the Islands - it looks like someone shipped them onto the continent - we are still verifying it. Ancient Egypt was a colony of Pwnt(Pa-wa-ntu) - 'Place of my people' which was located inside Africa down south from Ancient Egypt - so there is that very important part The Language of the Great Lakes was also very similar to ours before they were invaded, but some of it still survives - we all spoke one language - the language of the first guardians - which is why our ancestors were cannibalized by the invaders who believed doing so would acquire their essence much like eating Mummies in Europe became a thing. Also Mummies were found wrapped up in Southern Africa and all our ancestral Tombs were raided by colonial Europeans - who took the bodies too - probably ate them - that was thing.
@maamepokuaa6130
@maamepokuaa6130 9 күн бұрын
My father is what would be referred to as an Akan in Ghana my Mother a Guan ( now in Ghana)( originally migrating out of Sudan) my Mother's family initially refused my fathers proposal in marriage until it was revealed that he was from a Royal household. Now I am married to a Zimbabwean and at first that was frowned upon until I reminded my mother of her own story. Today we are one big happy family creating our own version of two (3) different clans coming together just as the ancestors wanted❤
@mindtalk8314
@mindtalk8314 9 күн бұрын
No, the ancient Egyptian language is not considered a proto-Bantu language. Ancient Egyptian belongs to the Afro-Asiatic language family, specifically the Egyptian branch, which is distinct from the Niger-Congo language family to which the Bantu languages belong. Here are some key points to clarify the distinction: Ancient Egyptian: Language Family: Afro-Asiatic. Branch: Egyptian (the only member of this branch, though it evolved over time into stages like Old Egyptian, Middle Egyptian, Late Egyptian, Demotic, and finally Coptic). Geographic Region: Ancient Egypt (Northeastern Africa). Characteristics: It shares features with other Afro-Asiatic languages, such as Semitic (e.g., Arabic, Hebrew) and Berber. These include a root-based morphology, often using three-consonant roots to form words. Bantu Languages: Language Family: Niger-Congo. Branch: Bantu (a subgroup of the larger Niger-Congo family). Geographic Region: Sub-Saharan Africa, especially central, eastern, and southern Africa. Characteristics: Bantu languages share features like noun class systems, agglutinative morphology, and tonal systems. Relationship: While ancient Egyptian and Bantu languages both emerged in Africa, they belong to entirely different language families. Proto-Bantu developed thousands of years after the ancient Egyptian language had already evolved into Coptic and was no longer in widespread use. Any similarities between the two are more likely the result of geographic proximity or contact, rather than a direct linguistic relationship. In short, ancient Egyptian is not proto-Bantu, and the two are unrelated beyond being African languages.
@Anointed-Forerunner
@Anointed-Forerunner 10 күн бұрын
It is encouraging to know that an underlying solid cultural heritage can still be found across African populations.
@MrBlaqgold
@MrBlaqgold 10 күн бұрын
Excellent points. We must reject all western classifications and create our own interpretations of the data, from scratch. Keep it up ❤
@mazibukoalbert6865
@mazibukoalbert6865 11 күн бұрын
Who were Zulus before they were called called Zulus by Shaka?