How The Kingdom Of Swaziland Was Formed!

[@MC_TravelAdventures]

Interesting story . Our history is being told by our own people. I knew we where the same , hence , the reason we speak similar language in Southern Africa. I am so happy to hear this story .

[@lionsimba723]

We speak similar languages in Southern Africa because we are all Bantu people

[@CetribeaBurundibwiza-tz5le]

Maya, this 2020 is brighter than ever. The Trumaya team is treating us well, through the wonderful histories of Eswatini and S.Africa

[@edwardhashe9000]

We do have Ngoni (Nguni) tribe in Tanzania too. Originally from South Africa, the Ngoni people moved up north settling in Southern Tanzania and some parts of Mozambique and Malawi. They ran away from the rise of Shaka Zulu in the early 1800s.

[@EPICITWAS]

@@lionsimba723 SUBSCRIBE bk

[@maryallen2317]

I'm African American and i am very impressed with this very beautiful African country and the beautiful people there.💕🇺🇸😄🔆

[@Zulu.Warrior]

@ Mary Allen - NO SISTER YOU ARE NOT AN "AFRICAN-AMERICAN, YOU ARE A "100% AFRICAN" WHO WAS STOLEN FROM US SOME 400 YEARS AGO. WE ARE WAITING FOR YOU GUYS TO COME BACK HOME, WE NEED EACH OTHER.

[@Zulu.Warrior]

@Mary Allen - Come and visit your ancestral home as a returning prodigals son. The beauties of the continent are your birth and ancestral rights to enjoy and reclaim.

[@anitasamuels8106]

She's only saying that because she was born in America and a citizen thereof, I hope you understand.

[@Zulu.Warrior]

@Akoben Renaissance You are making such an IRRELEVANT and pointless point my friend. The nounces of statement clearly went over your pay grade. The premise of YOUR question is totally wrong, my advice to you is look through the thread and then, determine where anybody has challenged the naming rights or name changes of the American blacks, (are you more satisfied being referred to as American Blacks rather than African- Americans, is that your beef?). I DON'T GIVE A DAMN WHEN?, WHO? WHAT? NOR HOW? THEY STARTED CALLING "AMERICAN BLACKS" AFRICAN AMERICANS, NOR WHY THEY, WHOEVER THEY ARE DID THAT AS THIS ALL IRRELEVANT, THE POINT IS WE ARE ALL NEGROES, THAT IS THE BOTTOM LINE, AT SOME POINT WE ALL CALL FROM THE SAME FATHER NOAH. I would recommend my brother you need to really work on your UNDERSTANDING of who we are to come to the realisation that we are a family and stop trying to take some high moral ground based on some pseudo knowledge you may have heard from One West Israelite camps who are pushing a doctrine of hating Hamites and claiming near on ALL AFRICANS ARE HAMITES when only the Most High knows the true Israelites. Brother you will come to understand that "SOME" of our brothers and sisters went into SLAVERY to the Americas a lot of Native/Negroes where already over there(don't believe European history), EVEN MORE WENT INTO SLAVERY ALL OVER THE EARTH FROM THE EAST, SOUTH, SOUTH CENTRAL AFRICA. ( Please don't push that garbage to me that "HISPANICS " are Israelites, simply breaking down the word gives clues to their ancestral lineage). Europeans have deliberately muddied the waters and mixed things up around the world where today you have the people in Egypt having a certain PALE skinned appearance whereas, the real Egytians are black, they have done the same in Australia, New Zealand, America, Argentina(do you know early 20th century, Argentina was approximately 40-50 % negro) now try and find any of our brothers there. Look even at the man made region they call "Middle East and Arabia" which really is NORTH EAST AFRICA ALL OF IT!!!! The pale skinned Arabs all over that region are NOT NOT INDIGENOUS TO THAT LAND, THEY ARE ALL INVADERS, THE ORIGINAL PEOPLE OF THAT REGION THE BLACK ARABS. They have done in that region near on breed and killed off the true and original peoples. Then the sad thing is I get my brother trying to come at me on a European nameling technicality thinking that he knows something, yet the bottom line is our AMERICAN BLACK BROTHERS, WE ARE A FAMILY, WE NEED YOU, YOU NEED US WE NEED EACH OTHER, SO WE WELCOMING YOU BACK TO YOUR FAMILY MY "BLACK AMERICAN" BROTHERS.

[@daronaryee6663]

Africa has got rich history. Proud to be African and Ghanaian

[@samatehatl]

This eSwathini series is one of your most educational and surprisingly exciting! It has a very interesting history! Great job!

[@WODEMAYA]

I'm personally learning so many things I didn't know before coming in here

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Very Inspiring👌

[@asiimwesamuel5168]

@@WODEMAYA thank you so much my brother! This history is so fascinating and humbling.

[@yayasolly7270]

Wode maya one of the subscriber of Marwa is your biggest follower from Cambodia. He invited Marwa in his home. I hope you have seen the episode.

[@doreenonekalit9888]

@@yayasolly7270 That was an amazing episode. 👍👍

[@geebenz5143]

I am a Nigerian but I think this is the best African country. They are rich in culture and they are not greedy. Everyone there is living life on a low key

[@doreenonekalit9888]

I think so too. They have all their Natural Resources untapped and not compromised to dilute their culture or way of life. No unnecessary debt in the name of infrastructure development. Unspoilt Scenic Beauty. United loving people.

[@lionsimba723]

And the Swazi women are so natural. No fake plastic hair, no bleached skin, no heavy makeup. I’m mean we women should stop these fake deceitful looks

[@SD_M9]

LMAO

[@doreenonekalit9888]

@@lionsimba723 But Simba we did see one of the sisters with a blonde wig in one of the footage. Nothing against alternative enhancements. It's a personal choice. Also how far a woman want to do it is also a person choice. Most African women are naturally beautiful!

[@f.b.a5463]

Blessing up to africa...

[@zedtboy1062]

EmaNguni amahle ndiyanibulisa bantu benkhosi 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️ Love from S.A

[@nonsikelelosiso2362]

Yebo baba; yimi umaKhumalo ✋🏽

[@zedtboy1062]

@@nonsikelelosiso2362 Awu Molo kaMntungwa

[@danielm2715]

She’s so beautiful. Shoutout to all the black queens

[@WODEMAYA]

❤️❤️❤️

[@nonsikelelosiso2362]

Uyabona phela 😊

[@josephmonroe1350]

I through the same thing right when I saw this Beautiful Queen

[@Theo-eq3ei]

Swaziland was wrong. Eswatini is correct. One is not a translation of the other.

[@gororo14]

This is the best ever trip you’ve made in Africa. It’s beautiful.

[@africaine4889]

They come from drcongo. We have the same names still. Same in Zambia, south Africa, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Tanzania. We share the same names.

[@africaine4889]

@Emile PAM I am starting to question that.

[@Zulu.Warrior]

Don't forget Botswana and Mozambique also. My family roots is scattered all over that whole region, my GRANDFATHER on my mother's side was from Durban, on my fathers side they came from Jo'burg eventually settling in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, I have relatives who are Tswana, Xhosa and Shona through intermarriage, this is just in 3-4 generations. I have a question my family surname is "Ngwenya" I know the meaning of the name, I know there is a town in Swaziland bearing my family name, I myself was born in Bulawayo but raised in London UK, I want to know if the Ngwenya clan name ties our origins to that town in Swaziland as I am planning to visit some time this year if anybody knows.

[@randomstuff5869]

@Emile PAM my question is what if the nigeria & cameroon were not a starting point of the bantu or Nguni imigration but the other way around ? .Bcz i believe africans where here longer than we thought & migration was hapening before before 1st century. So if we think tht thy were not bantu people on the southern afrika million years ago they only came to southern afrika on the 14 century than our history is wrong totaly wrong

[@vusitwala382]

@@randomstuff5869 I agree, I believe there was an even bigger migration before the Bantu expansion that goes back to North Africa!!! North Africa was once fertile and teeming with wild life, I think the Bantu people lived there before it became a desert!!! Drought is one of the factors that causes a people to migrate to green pastures with their animals!!!

[@africaine4889]

@@vusitwala382 yep

[@kiki81828]

Woda Maya when you go to South Africa, get the history before colonization for us as well. We in the diaspora and the youth needs to know. This is great history that is not taught in the schools. It shows that people were fleeing setting up new communities.

[@mmvelase60]

My brother I support you 100%

[@deeplypoetry3237]

If you want to know the history of any country , the first thing you have to do , you should go the museum. am I right?

[@WilliamGarrow]

Yes you are right. But many don't unfortunately.

[@nappiebriggs]

I learnt something new here 🥰🥰

[@ShowemRight]

Same here, "AFRICA TO THE WORLD" is making it happen .

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Every upload lives us a better African, to celebrate our rich vibrant heritage and Continent.

[@benedictaafful2956]

Africa to the world , am reading comments as well

[@KINGKWESI]

HISTORY WELL SHARED AFRICANS HAVE RICH HISTORY THAT MUST BE DOCUMENTED FOR FUTURE GENERATION THANKS FOR SHOWING THE WAY

[@Mohammed21074]

Africa my blood WODE MAYA BRO VISIT SOMALIA 🇸🇴 WE LOVE U 💞

[@loslogos9091]

Just a matter of fact, there is no stranger in Swaziland/ Eswatini. If you meat someone you don't know you say "Sawubona Nkhosi!" Which means "Hello Nkhosi!" Nkhosi means king and it comes from the praise name of the Dlamini's:)

[@Mel-vo5yr]

Lo Slogos I’m Ndebele original from Zimbabwe the language is so similar .

[@ssamamc3465]

I'm loving the Eswatini vlogs, I like, their way of life. Looks so peaceful with beautiful culture.

[@luisribeiro5408]

I am almost addicted to your channel as I watch daily your videos. When you are not posting new videos I randomly pick one you have posted and watch again. Please, know that this eSwatini serie of videos is one of most educative and interesting you have worked on alongside Rwanda. It makes me proud of being African. In fact, its about time now that we tell our history, the true african history. Each episode you bring us is a lesson learnt. Hugs from Mozambique to you and your staff. Aya Maya

[@TheRealAfricanist]

Almost every sub-Saharan African country has a similar history to this one....from the country's name to the history of rulership and hierarchical succession ....to how European colonization negatively impacted and destroyed African culture and African societies as a whole.

[@T007-j5g]

Interesting facts: (1) the area now known as eSwatini was 1st settled by Sotho tribes, Tsonga, and the San (SA tribes). (2) During the expansion of the Zulu empire (from south africa) these tribes came under one king, Dlamini clan, the bloodline of the reigning King. (3) the land originally covered parts of mozambique, MP (SA) parts of limpopo, parts of Zimbabwe (4) the king had two sons, they went to war for decades ultimately a truce was made and the land divided between the two brothers. One established what you now call eSwatini the other ended up having his land absolved into what is now know as South Africa (SA) and some in Mozambique. This is the reason why you get Swatis in SA but do not originate from eSwatini.

[@mmvelase60]

True brother

[@mmvelase60]

True brother

[@ikkeixarra4255]

No the Zulu expansion started in 1820 or so, Swaziland was officially formed in 1745. And had been there around 3 generations by 1745 when it was officially found as a Kingdom

[@lindiwe_moz]

I'm Dlamini from Mozambique 🇲🇿, because of Portuguese colonialism influence my surname is spelled Jamine but here are other Dlamini's that are spelled Lhamini/Lhamine. I learned that my lineage is from nKosi from eSwathini. My traditional name is Mukwazi and we the Dlamini and other ngunis in Mozambique 🇲🇿 we don't eat sea food.

[@simelane]

Emilio Jamine thank you Hlubi, I learned something new today.

[@thiongoa]

Birmingham US watching

[@ayandas2121]

First to comment, no matter what others think lol, Great job Maya

[@Zanoba1995]

Our history as Africans go back 200,000 years moving up down the African continent and the world. We Africans are the origins of all human beings; all 7. billion hiumans. We just don't pay much attention to our complete true history. We depend too much of the distorted Eurocentric history that we had no history before colonialism in the 1880s. She is the embodiment of the natural African beauty of African women. I miss that look.

[@samuelowusuboateng1803]

Africa to the world

[@cogolden7408]

Swatis originated from central africa as according to history told by white man. That is no evidence supporting that white man history. In fact that white man history comes with ulterior motive to support their claim to land. The truth of the matter is that that history is nothing but devilish lies. Bantu people should desist from relying on those stories. When you consider ancient stone ruins scattered all over southern africa and bantu languages of southern africa one can confidently conclude that southern bantu people had been here for thousands years

[@tbdan3793]

@co golden - I'm sorry. even if she did not give a full course in the history of her people. What she says does not come from whites or European settlers. The African peoples have kept a memory thanks to the social structure which transmitted its culture and told its story despite the exogenous violence that came to destroy their empires. Personally, I benefited from this historic training in a village in the Congo during each funeral ceremony or wedding. My Grandfather and his peers explained to us that our elders came from Angola (Kingdom of Kongo). They described the journey, the stages and territories occupied and the separations with other groups which were leaning in other directions or staying. It is above all a question of history only the school books excluded until today in primary schools and universities. In French-speaking countries where "Hachette Education" and others are still building official programs, Crime is perpetuated. The history of the "white man" glorifies the differences or invents them as in the Congo with the Laris, the Dondos, the Béembés, .... All these peoples endeavors to differentiate are Kongos of the same Empire. I'm not even talking about the "invention" of Tutis and Hutus by the Germans and the Belgians in Rwanda and Burundi with the consequences that we know.

[@sigidi9321]

@@tbdan3793 I equally don't buy into everything the man who calls himself white says about our history. He's always having evil intentions. Nothing is clean in his head

[@thatlchiponda3368]

You're definitely right, even though we truly know that Bantus came from Cameroon and eastern Nigeria but we were southern Africa before whites,it's true that whites claim that they arrived same time with blacks which is not true..they just want to claim land in south Africa

[@cogolden7408]

What evidence is there that bantu people come from cameroon. i can tell you many people tell that story because white people told them that. Anyone give me good evidence to support that bantu people come from central africa and cameroon

[@cogolden7408]

thatl Chiponda may be you can support your position that bantu originate from central africa. Bantu people have always been here

[@bolayul291]

Africa is so diverse there is So much to explore thank you Bro am African myself but I miss the homeland its been To long Africa is bless

[@djumoja]

We should all follow suite and revert back to our original names I. E lake Victoria, Victoria falls and all these nonscence colonial names..

[@doreenonekalit9888]

I'm First today! Wow

[@OneAfricaProject]

So good to be first 😃 I can't wait to start travelling and sharing my experience across Africa. My passion is to free Africans from mental slavery. I have started posting some videos about this, kindly check it out if you are interested. ❤

[@worldtraveler2417]

Doreen Onekalit : You deserve being the first today! Lol. Over the years of you watching Wode Maya and Miss Trudy grow their channels, and you being a prolific spokeswoman for them , you deserve to be given special recognition. I hope they continue to give you “The best fan” title. You really go all out to defend them and also you give them courage and support for them to continue on this remarkable journey of bringing “Africa To The World.” Your energy and loyalty are contagious.lol

[@doreenonekalit9888]

@@worldtraveler2417 😄Thank you. Is it that obvious???? I also do for all African Utubers. My Mom would always ask me. "Doreen who made Free Agent" ?😄 I was shocked to find myself the first to click in. I was like 🤷‍♀️😊 . Thanks, lots of love Retired African. Been a while. Have a blesed week ahead. Happy Sunday.

[@worldtraveler2417]

Doreen Onekalit: Yes indeed, we do read your comments. I’m trying to play catch-up on viewing and reading comments. Lol You’re always welcome.

[@mikelarry8183]

wow is stolen to the america too but i love eswathini women ..am proud to be a black man because of eswathini cultures

[@David_Uche]

I totally agree with the lady where she said all Southern African people came from central Africa, in Namibia our history tells is that we came from there as well, settled at Tanganyika now known as Tanzania before well came here (Namibia).

[@bobbye.wright4424]

Akwaaba wode maya from the research ive done the people of eswatini are an nguni people and the nguni people came from the congo region in central afrika they settled in southern afrika in the 1500s the first king of modern eswatini was ngwane the third who ruled from 1745 to 1780 he officially established the kingdom the kingdom was known as ka ngwane the people were known as baka ngwane

[@worldtraveler2417]

Bobby E. Wright: Man you beat me to the research. Good job. Lol

[@sigidi9321]

Bobby E. Wright, word of caution. Careful as you research about Nguni or Southern African history or indeed history from any Part of Africa. If that script was written by the Man who calls himself white, be rest assured that that information is doctored, distorted, and not authentic coz they removed and added depending what is for their advantage. So, learn our history from our own independent people. Not researching from that Man's blue lies.

[@beulahdelinton6713]

Mr Ghanaaaaa... Very thoughtful of you to bring us history... Thank you... Higher heights 🙌🙌

[@ProdiGaLhasReturned]

Interesting that she did not mention the Dlahmini paramouncy in the early 1700’s gave safe haven to young Shaka who went on to consolidate the Nguni, the Matabele, the Ndebele and others into an empire until his murder.

[@nathinyoni7744]

How?

[@anthonycoote9546]

You're all ancient Jews the Bible speak of. How close are these languages to Hebrew?

[@sigidi9321]

@Emile PAM Kkkkkkkk...... Eish.... Angry naaa...?

[@andrewberry3449]

Emile PAM I would suggest you be very careful about that this is just the beginning of the true people of the scriptures returning home

[@anthonycoote9546]

@Emile PAM who are the true lost Jews scattered across the globe that Deuteronomy spoke of if not blacks that were scattered by the Arab and European Slave Trade, or those ancient black Jews who were forced to leave Europe during the Inquisition to parts of the Caribbean, or those who were Hebrew speaking in the Americas, melanated native so called Indians, slaughtered and massacred, or the Jacobites in Scotland?

[@anthonycoote9546]

@@sigidi9321 why are you angry about blacks who lost their history and identity are God's ppl, just like the Africans who have lost their history due to tribalism etc etc etc. That's directed at Emile Pam

[@agbamouatakpaloko8684]

Just to meet this woman I would have flown to ESWATINI. So beautiful that I play the video frequently

[@zedtboy1062]

2:10 What is happening here?? Is it backwards day? 😅

[@loslogos9091]

Your concentration is amazing:)

[@Mkhuleko990]

Can you please specify what is backwards here

[@zedtboy1062]

@@Mkhuleko990 Notice the people are walking backwards in the streets lol

[@blckprnz261]

I'm so glad they've decided to stick to the original African name "Eswatini" instead of SWAZILAND which is so western. 'The word "land " is not an African word at all. Great documentary Wode as always.

[@LethoHali]

5:27 just like the British Mornach’s Wode Maya, they all have different names. It’s the same in Lesotho and I think everywhere.

[@EmLuckySeries]

Nice one man..more grace never stop building and rewriting our black history.. Everyone here like and support Mode maya .

[@wadatmusik2859]

The Kingdom of Eswatini! Salute and Blessup1

[@NnalueIfeoma]

Africa has age long history Ride on WODE MAYA

[@elementalmedia3913]

That is he most beautiful way of thinking I've ever heard. We are all blood relatives in one way or another therefore they love and respect each other with familial reverence. One tribe. One language. One Family. Now that I believe is true blackness..

[@NkrumahTure]

I admire what you're doing young brother.

[@nsanzumuhirejeanbosco3045]

While visiting Eswatini I have also to visit your Museum, I love Eswatini, I love Africa.

[@sikaduagh6128]

Educative 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 History episode 😍

[@Mr_Kevnat]

Great Video...any information on Chief Bokweni Mamba?

[@johnwilliam3404]

So captivating and so refreshing to see beautiful black female in her divine natural hair and beauty free from the white man's demons of wearing wigs,weaves and hair extensions. She speaks with elegance, serenity, wisdom and beauty. untainted, pure and not polluted by any dead hair on her head. Such are the kind of black female who will liberate and save the black race on earth, this planet.

[@hunuonline47]

100%

[@mekoyomoshe7339]

We black men must also stop with bling,excessive materialism,thug life,worship of white standards of beauty,etc.....Some black men are the worst white supremacists you can get.

[@carolcedeno1521]

LOVE AND RESPECT TO YOU WODE FOR YOUR HARD WORK AND DEDICATION TO "AFRICA TO THE WORLD." I GOT LOST WITH THE HISTORY FROM AROUND 2:30 .IN THE VIDEO. WHO WAS THERE BEFORE AND WHO CAME AFTER? WHY THE CHANGE OF THE NAME??? THE PEOPLE HAVE THE RIGHT TO KNOW THEIR TRUE HISTORY. WHOSE NARRATIVE IS THIS ????? VERY INTERESTING INDEED,

[@Nyumbane]

I would much love to visit this country.

[@MceboMikhayalMetfula]

Beautiful video... so educational about the Ngunis, the Bantus, the Iburus.

[@coyoluo]

Now that is a nice woman 😍

[@bonginkosidlamini1339]

Yes we ruling the Kingdom of ESwatini.

[@mongiemabu]

It shouldn't be something you are proud of and bragging about but it should be humbling you. Ruling a country comes with a lot of responsibility which the DLAMINIS have dismally failed to deliver. It's a privilege to be ruling a set of different Kings with their people. It seems like the Dlamini clan has forgotten that. It's up to the Swazi people to tell the DLAMINIS that they are tired of their failure to lead us. Be humbled not proud

[@simelane]

Mongie Mabuza preach!

[@Child_of_Amun]

Africa has the most beautiful children in the entire world. We are all one no matter where we’re born. The day we unite with ourselves is the day the tu’bab dreads. Once we start relying on our own, their system of governance will fall. I dream of the day where we are once again a free sovereign people in charge of our own destiny.

[@janedenzel9555]

Hi visited your house

[@centreflora5170]

👍 History beautiful Africa...I love you mother land

[@draleighd]

They got good weed

[@babyjesus485]

You'd be hard pressed to find bad weed in Eswatini

[@nathinyoni7744]

Suppliers of weed to South Africa

[@joejas4976]

Wode Maya I Appreciate This Important Information And Thank You're For Sharing This Video.

[@Duwor]

She looks like I can married her ❤️😝

[@timesquarevip]

My Sister said we are all one people! I know that's right! Good job Woda!

[@tombimashri8149]

I thought on the other vlogg the man said the agonis foubdcthe San in eswatini in the mountains doing mining and eswatini fought San(bushmen) conquered them than the Sans who survived intermarried with eswatinis birthing the Koisan, but this lady is not mentioning the San at all. Just asking bcause am abit confused. The Bushmen are still plenty in Botswana to this day.

[@carolcedeno1521]

TOMBI, I AM ALSO CONFUSED, WHAT IS THE CONNECTION TO THE SAN (BUSHMEN) THE MINES? THE COLONIST RULE AND THE ESWATINI KINGDOM?? PEOPLE SHOULD QUESTION WHAT THEY ARE BEING TOLD. WHY IS THAT PART OF HISTORY SO UNCLEAR ??

[@PolexData]

She spoke about history from the 14th century (1300 onwards). The video about the San date back to 43000 years ago (mining happening there). That's a long time in between.I hope that clarifies a bit. Not enough space to explain everything here. Africans did not write their history and so you will find inconsistencies that were meant to suit to victor. Whenever we talk about land they say we arrived in SA same time as them which is bull. While we may hv come from central Africa, we were here long before common era. Jan van Riebek found ppl who have been living in this part of the world for hundreds if not thousands of centuries when he arrived in the Cape. Im talking about history before the Berlin conference and all that. The 3 countries (eSwatini, Lesotho, Botswana) who got British Protectoriate happened 120 yrs ago after Anglo Boer war. That is baby age to the history of Africs. Berlin conference happened in the 1700s (baby years again).That's a story for another day. Fact: our history was distorted by the victor to suit them.

[@nathinyoni7744]

They dont their history very well. They only know the history of Britain

[@sbonelosiyabonga1497]

Don't talk nonsense here nguni people and khoi san are the only people that share similar language.. Most of nguni has khoi blood

[@sigidi9321]

@@carolcedeno1521 I am Ngoni (Nguni) from Zambia, Eastern Zambia to be specific. What I can tell is that you can't exhaust the whole Nguni history in just this space. That lady is saying the truth but she's being brief coz its impossible for her to say every detail. Nguni history is damn huge.

[@manueljoseph3528]

Marwa please check ur email i sent u an mail with (riomanuel21) am expecting your reply

[@eiffeltower7503]

Yes change the name of Africa. It is a colonial name. That will be a shock to the world.

[@prophetesschambuladevine666]

SO AWESOME TO SEE HOW YOUR CHANNEL IS EVOLVING!!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK MAYA!!!

[@Eric-Newman]

If you listen carefully you will learn something new.

[@maslinemumbamarwo4190]

Mr ghana boy is here ♥️♥️

[@lagosian123]

Beautiful black sister.

[@phillthedrill]

I am a bit dissapointed with lady, she sort of lacks full knowledge of her history, she was talking as like a student who did a two research for a presentation.

[@reba921]

I think it will be nice for you to add what you think is missing instead of being disappointed. We all are both students and teachers. That’s a way forward.

[@sigidi9321]

Phil Taff, she's just being brief. You can't offload everything just Jere

[@phillthedrill]

@@reba921 have you ever visited a museum ? A curator who know her staff will just flow natural, you would be able to tell that this curator has told this narration many times. From that lazy that element is missing.

[@OneAfricaProject]

How easy is it to migrate and live there?

[@mlandvomhlanga3737]

Chukwu Emeka Media very easy my bro

[@TheKofinyarko]

Emeka, what about Port Harcourt now?

[@OneAfricaProject]

@@TheKofinyarko Port Harcourt is good but I don't currently live in Nigeria and I don't intend to settle there. I want a peaceful African country with a strong sense of culture and value for nature.

[@maryannesapa8490]

@@OneAfricaProject Just stay in ibo land .

[@OneAfricaProject]

@@maryannesapa8490 Lol.

[@ras.ikalonji5454]

Ⓜ️🅰️Ⓜ️🅰️🌍🇬🇭 ALKEBULAN ,IZ ®️❗💲❗⚡ 🆙

[@AJAruna]

Very educative. Keep it up Maya!

[@thabisankomo8908]

Eswatini my second home,hopefully I’ll visit again soon 🇸🇿🇿🇼

[@JoumahB]

Thanks to all of you guys, big up

[@drkay9792]

Great education woow!

[@kwakuakonto8942]

The same as the Ashantes of Ghana

[@hasanmorris5853]

Does Eswatini accept black Americans to settle in their land like the Ghanaians do ?

[@michaelmaps2004]

Don't listen to the above ignorant comment. Anywhere you go in Africa whether Zambia, Zimbabwe or Swaziland etc they will accept you because African people are accepting

[@anitasamuels8106]

@@michaelmaps2004. You just don't go and settle because you're an African though. You need to prove that your grandparents or great grandparents came from that country. If not you would get a visa for a certain period of time and eventually get settlement status. For example I was born and bred in Zimbabwe but my great great grandparents were British who moved to South Africa, then again moved to Zimbabwe. I currently have British citizenship through my ancestors and I can also claim South African citizenship through my ancestors. Three nationalities in all. My Zimbabwean born brother has been living and working in South Africa for the past 40 years and he also got his citizenship by descent.

[@michaelmaps2004]

@@anitasamuels8106 i was replying to a hate comment above which said he doesn't want to see black Americans (seems as if he repented and deleted the hateful comment). That's why i said we accept everyone and of course if people want to stay there is always a procedure depending with the law of that particular land. I'm Zimbabwean as well

[@anitasamuels8106]

@@michaelmaps2004. Understood dear.

[@hasanmorris5853]

Thank you brothers and sisters I love you all

[@jeryjaneqwerty2982]

Keep going brother

[@bantuspiritual4191]

Wore are you gonna go to Lesotho?

[@SunkissFlower]

Another educational video from the master, Wode Maya.

[@WODEMAYA]

❤️❤️❤️Thank You

[@gororo14]

So some sister was talking some mess about where people from Southern Africa originate from. People please we are one people. Love to my brothers and sisters.

[@tombimashri8149]

Yes we are one, it would be nice if we treated eachother well and not go around frauding eachother destroying eachother with drugs taking advantage of eachother. Than live peacefully and practise good law and order. Much love

[@nathinyoni7744]

Swazi people are originally from South Africa

[@RepentJesusisComing]

Very Good interview. You have come a long way and will do Great things!!

[@WODEMAYA]

🔥🔥🔥

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

Thanks for passing on another revealing history lesson about Eswatini. Since Afrika is not an Afrikan title, I believe it should be changed back to its original name before the Europeans corrupted it, and the streets throughout the motherland should all be in local languages. It's time to break free from the negative stranglehold that has been holding us back.

[@babamohammed3328]

Another nice one bro🙌

[@realtalkingpoint9834]

Very informative. But Afrika wasn't named by colonizers.

[@zambianyoutuberx]

This is very Educative!! Thanks Bro!!

[@kwanastrongphotography]

THANK YOU! For highlighting the AFRICAN HISTORY! We have been misinformed and miseducated for centuries. So I am so happy for you to get OURStory Before colonization came to split up the continent. We came from KINGDOMS with Queens and Kings but we as Africans/Diasporians don't know the rich history prior to colonization and slavery and how our KINGDOMS WERE THRIVING without foreign influence or interference.

[@Cooldipo]

Coverage can be better, seems you put it on a stand.....try to use someone as a dummy for frame next time or practice more at home using your pace to measure distance and frame width to know the right place to stand. 👉 You are 'doin' well.... Like we say in 9ja✨

[@augustineoffei1401]

Wode mayaaaaaaa

[@doudoumputu3516]

Please Maya I did not catch him properly when she is talking about 14th century before swantini people immigrant to southern part of Africa where were they before I just wanna hear properly please it’s more important

[@austinobinna8531]

It's good and additional knowledge to know the culture of our country, Africa have dignitaries for humanities, but British really brought confusion in Africa in d name of colony, well its on our hands now.to go back...

[@mcebom8791]

Some of the Swati kings take the names of their forefathers. For instance, king Sobhuza11 got his name from one of his forefathers who was Sobhuza the 1st. Likewise, the curent king Mswati the 3rd got his name from Mswati the 2nd who is known as the warrior king.

[@thekwanelightningbirdfoc]

Who change history of Swaziland why she dont mention #maseko surname when she talk about eswatini history? 😀 the hidden history o eswati dont reveal where did dhlamini surname original come from?

[@wetwerd2003]

I am American but have studied this great country and I know God has his hand on this people in a special way. Thx u for this 👍🏿

[@daronaryee6663]

First

[@deonnejacobs]

Do u still do interviews with the Black Americans

[@lamrechane2477]

Maya, you took us to a museum, but did not show us anything

[@4hisglory365]

What a beautiful Queen. I love her hair. She is keeping her culture alive

[@doudoumputu3516]

The wunitshwati are originally from where ?

[@Duwor]

I must go to Switziland to find 🥳😂😂❤️❤️😝