History of Botswana | The Tswana People | African History

[@obudilwekeamogetswe8835]

The history of the Tswana people must be told by the Tshwana people.

[@love-africa-]

Love that! Can you share content about the history of the Tshwana people that has been told by the Tshwana people please? Would love to learn more from the people themselves.

[@nomadnxumalo7565]

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[@benah-e4s]

no offence but maybe u can share the history yourself????

[@chagnyi]

Great work! Keep up the videos!

[@love-africa-]

Thank you!

[@sk8rboyk290]

Please upload more tswana history. Make a series for each culture

[@ash2009ashfly]

Batswana are as old as the Sun. So is the Setswana language, they are the writers of black roots science. do a thorough research buddy.

[@love-africa-]

Hello, thank you very much for the feedback, really appreciate it! I thought I researched this topic as best as I could! Can you send me some of the research you have done please? I'm very open to feedback and happy to work with other people who are interested in this topic as much as I am.

[@mosalethoba5267]

That's not true . our existence precedes that time

[@love-africa-]

Hello, thank you very much for your comment, really appreciate it, can you tell me when the Tswana culture started and any sources that can be useful for me please? I will update the contents of the video accordingly.

[@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593]

@@love-africa- he won't be able to , as there were no borders . People used to discriminate each other but they had shared ancestry , and they continued to have relations and have babies . People still have issues up to now and they date back to hundreds of thousands back . Through genetic testing and lingua similarities that date back 5000 years . The Batswana are related to the gypsy groups in DRC , Cameroon and the Khoi and the San who were the earliest explores . There are groups that came in 3000 years ago and others 300 years ago . For the San occupancy , check Itchy boots exploration of Botswana , and examine the history of the Mapunguboe .

[@love-africa-]

@@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593 Thank you very much for your comment, I reallly appreciate it! I hope you liked the video and will continue to build my knowledge in these areas so I can provide more useful and positive content moving forward!

[@blairwilliams6452]

Non Africans never get dates correct about African history because western scholarship never want to believe how old this history is.

[@katlehoizabella27]

People from Botswana are referred to as BATSWANA not TSWANA!

[@blairwilliams6452]

How is the traditional African thumb piano a version of a Chinese stringed instrument. This makes no sense at all and it's kind of insulting because it's well known that the thumb piano is of African origins.

[@love-africa-]

Thank you for your response! Send me your sources and I will re-look into things and rework the video.

[@MichaelFineMusic]

Thank you. I've traveled to Botswana many times but the guides all said that Bantu tribes migrated much later - 1600's!

[@love-africa-]

Thank you for your input! Is there anywhere online I can get this information that you can share with me?

[@MichaelFineMusic]

@@love-africa- I heard it from Safari guides over eight trips. But I'm going to do a little research and send it if I can find it!

[@love-africa-]

@@MichaelFineMusic Nice! Thank you, that will be really helpful. The video is based off research I've done based on what I could find online but it seems like some of the information I've got must be wrong.

[@thulanincobela5878]

Not true at all. Batswana’s ancestory is related to the Khoi and San people, whose history dates back more than 50 000 in Southern, Eastern and Central Africa. The Bantu migrated to the Southern tip of Africa between 300 and 500 AD. As you may well know, Bantu and Khoi and San people had inter marriages.

[@kabzaify]

@@thulanincobela5878Batswana have no relation with Khoi san people or Bantu. We are our own Nation. Don’t confuse the republic of Botswana, with the Nation of Batswana.

[@kabzaify]

But this are pictures of Basarwa, they not Batswana in terms ethnic Nationality. They no different from Bahehero in Botswana

[@mantshadimabesele9387]

Hi. If you're going to talk about a culture that is not yours, atleast get the pronunciation of names of; people, places and etc right, otherwise it's confusing and a little insulting. Just the mispronunciation alone can throw one off and take away from whatever you're saying. It doesn't sound like you made much effort at all.

[@love-africa-]

Hello thank you for the feedback, really appreciate it, apologies if it has come across this way, this is my first attempt at something like this, but I have taken this on board and will make sure I get the pronounciation correct moving forward.

[@Thepourdeuxchanson]

Yes, well, this happens all the time with people making the best attempts they can to pronounce a language that isn't their first language. I don't find it insulting when English people pronounce Paris as Parisss instead of Paree. Lighten up.

[@scarlethoody7972]

Please tell us the proper pronunciations! Thank you! ❤

[@VICTORSampson-b1v]

Yes, inputs by people from Botswana would make the narrative much more realistic!❤ And also more informative for people who are not from Botswana.

[@flobyr9575]

Listen sista : Hatchepsut this name doesn t exist it is from and for the occidental egyptologist, not for african People, the translation in greek isnt correct. The ream translation give kamara assiatou, real name knew in west afrika peple

[@dawnjacobs395]

Not true. At that time Africa had no borders

[@love-africa-]

Hello, thank you very much for your response, really appreciate it! Can you share any sources with the research you have done please? Will be very helpful for me in the future as I am enjoying my journey on discovering African history!