Joshua Maponga | Zimbabwe | SA | Politics | Education| Religion| Government| Apartheid| Spirituality

[@wadepeka388]

Love my brothers, I am indigenous to Aoetearoa(New Zealand) of the Tangata Maori. We were colonized through the 1700's and 1800's by British Colonials. Today is a different day and I am blessed to be with you brothers of Afrika we fight colonial systems everyday but not through war through reclaiming our history, identity, and individuality as Tangata Maori(People of the land) rightfully take our place as Kaitiaki(Caretakers) of our country. Indigenous space are growing everyday and we are one today, thank you brothers. One love🖤

[@Mazigaro]

Hey brother been living in NZ for 16yrs. Originally from Zimbabwe. Thanks for having me here 🙏

[@seanlb6189]

@@Mazigaro is that thanks you are not in Zimbabwe any more? lucky you brother

[@vanua_boii]

Maori and poly have Abit of Melanesian hence African blood too brother ✌️

[@mzilankata373]

Our education system was tailormade to supply workers for the Western economies.Our education was never made to eradicate poverty or empower. Addictions are now a new phenomena that is a tool to enslave the young minds while they are young. Thank you Visionary Maponga

[@sysvalley]

This is why most of the educated Africans leave for the west. It forces us to migrate to the west.

[@jermainegoss705]

As an African American I can just meditate when they are speaking their language. It gives me a sense a peace and tranquillity

[@99Conway]

If you ever get the time. I think you should visit africa for a bit. You will be able to speak in english, experience different parts of the continent and maybe in time you could pick up a few languages.

[@duduzile7872]

Black is black Rizza Islam once said we should see ourselves the way they see us as black we are one 🙏

[@siphoyengwa2243]

what is African American ? im a bit lost

[@mandlandlovu4838]

@@siphoyengwa2243 I would say it's Africans in America.

[@siphoyengwa2243]

@@mandlandlovu4838 there is nothing like that it has never been it will never been

[@Mongameli-Marvin]

We used Mapongas books in our school in A-Level Divinity studies for critical analysis. A great man a great thinker he is . Thank you for your continued enlightenment to each and everyone who borrows you their ear .

[@emanuelmolepo4537]

In which country and which institution?

[@IanVie]

And how is it working for you

[@tlaishegojoel5795]

Wow you're very blessed this man is very smart

[@katlegomoatshe1312]

Why doesn't he fix zim?

[@david_ramoraswi1711]

i am definitely checking this one out

[@Penuelism]

Blessings to all... and Happy African New Year ❤️❤️❤️

[@thecomicsmediahouse]

I haven't watched but I know this is about to be gold🔥🔥🔥🥰 Black Masterminds

[@MagOveni]

Thank you for bringing Maponga on the show. May you please check out Dr Zulumathabo Zulu, He specializes in Basotho knowledge systems , Computer science , Afrikan Mathematics, Cryptography, Chemistry and Art

[@lefaelvispapane4597]

I'd like to thank you Penuel The Black Pen 🖊 for Opening a certain part of our brain looking forward to meet you in person sir Thank you.

[@siyabongagcabashe4812]

Holla Peni... Elimnyama

[@aliciasiyasiya8673]

Fresh love from Malawi. We are following you. Big up DJ Sbu and Penuel

[@judamugomba7817]

Love you guys Zimbabwe,SA , Botswana, Malawi, Africa we are one

[@AbdulKarim-qr1dq]

Zambia

[@seopokgaphola239]

Me I am just South African not one with those countries Surrounding us

[@garangballar9374]

​@@seopokgaphola239 nobody asked you😊

[@pandemickii5843]

You forgot Zambia🙂

[@ayavuyazihlangu2085]

Maponga is a great teacher, no one can dispute that !🙌❤

[@heathermbambeni529]

I disagree !

[@zuzemoyo7696]

We in Zimbabwe will rise again. We have land in our hands ✋. I see the birth of a mindset in the young, the mindset which says we can do it. Watch this space. Excellent conversation among black brothers and sisters. The diaspora will catapult our way up. We came. We saw. We conquered.

[@lamlataitai8457]

Do you think Zimbabwe can rise again without a man in the forefront its impossible you got land but you follow them in every part of the world

[@tebogomogamisi1127]

We cannot rely on politicians !!! Take pride in your own space!!! Cleanliness and all. Be proud. Solve the problems in your area. Love it.

[@gushaz2023]

This must be one of the best interviews I have watched in recent years. Well done to the 3 Kings .

[@layaniwanfakosebazhangakan4906]

Ohh yes

[@Bekground25]

This is so powerful. Maponga is a walking library of an African story. We need more and more of such programs for generational consumption as Africans. Thank you The hustlers corner for bringing this calibre to your show. I think Zimbabwe has more- of such walking library and a quest for them to come on your show could be a critical consideration for you and for our sake as Africans......thank you.

[@rachelsebola5926]

Thank you Hustlers corner. Maponga is poweful. Young Africans need such knowledge and encouragement. It will boost their identity. If their identity is shaky they will imitate ... waste their energy on uselessness. They will find it easy to identify with their parents, their forefathers, with God... Every African father should teach his family what Maponga is stressing. God's, prophets' and Yeshua's teachings should be common discussions in African families. That the Bible is African history needs Africans to bravely trace their roots - not be afraid. Maponga is taking the lead and many need to follow. No one will do it for us...

[@sylsellier9063]

Mister Joshua Moponga.. I am from the Caribbean.Trunudad and Tobago and I listen to his lectures all the time. He is indeed brilliant.

[@louwsaviour6475]

Dr Maponga J, you are an ace, an icon of Afrocentrism. You are a 5 dimensional personality, who downloads knowledge freely from the universe. You can only be likened to Socrates, Marcus Aurelius etc. We are fortunate to have you around.

[@Zeain-i4t]

Oh god thank You make us proud make motherland proud what a great job keep going brothers till make the job done you have our support✊🏿🖤

[@deethemessenger1919]

I’m overwhelmed with joy to see my African family

[@elradikgake1526]

"...find your space in the struggle, take your skills there, start the transformation..." im with the Farmer of Thought

[@yolandasibutha1018]

This Podcast is actually one of the best where they literally spoke about everything under the sun moreover empowering black people. 🙏

[@tshwarotshite5086]

I Agree with you Yola.

[@mbalimaseko4201]

100%

[@paulbopape]

👌🏾💯🎯

[@sidneykuhlase6006]

Im one guy who respects old people n don't HV disrespect for anyone young or big ...but the world view shared here is narrowed...big time.. if u were once a Pastor or bishop n UV spoken to many souls regarding that world view n now UV recanted...it's ok if u left them behind....but does your wife accepts this inconsistencies....!? If u speak to the likes of sbu n that guy about world viewss especially biblical ones u r likely not to get any balance s cz they never read it ...im saying this but cz of the poor comment about giving the left cheek...that is not about if white people abused u let HV the other cheek ... Firstly God is universal n he ordained judgement in everything...if a group of European elites decided to conquer n take over ...it's not every white men's problem.... Africans were enslaving each other before whites came , it's a matter of evilness on earth ....in every people....umfecane eg ... Not to say two wrongs makes it better....but not all white people r savages ...blacks too ...my brother was killed by black people....I can't hate whites for it ...it still happens .... Europe was wiped by Napoleon n the magna Carta was signed by king of England relinquishing his throne to the same very people that came here n discovered us as if we were not around before them coming....all m saying is , let's not Eurocentralised or afrocentralised the Bible..if u hate a book that say s don't kill , don't still , don't commit adultery, what type of a person r u ...cz now u r chilled out there talking about about decolonization...yes but that's including...the Condoms we use , the ARVs we take , the poisonous energy drinks we drink ...let's start there before

[@tonykwaga8981]

m McMahon'

[@nfyoutube]

I have to say there is no one in the all of the United States of America or anywhere else that I know that can stand next to your guest in full blessed knowledge that I know that comes from God Into the Heart of this man into his mind coming out of his mouth as a trumpet to wake up the people. and we are so blessed also to be receiving from this man and we know that God has blessed him Yahweh has blessed him to speak into our hearts as we're all learning and this is the time for did you know perhaps you were born for such a time as this Mister Joshua (Yəhōšua) Maponga. 🙏 ❤ bless you both also gentlemen for being there with him. YAHVEH BLESS ALL YOUR FAMILIES

[@Nazlisolomons]

It's an honor when you are honored by others that recognize who you truly are. Walk in your truth and others will see your light when you enter the room. Ase'💕💕💕💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💫💫💫💯

[@afrokhaya5731]

Zimbabwe will rise up again, and be the bread basket of Southern Africa ..🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

[@albertisaac9161]

No way with the current ruling party I bet till they die hope those who will come in future must read this comment they was part called Zanu cse every Zimbabwean to be hate in this world

[@nickmolea6111]

Don't use your anger my friend. Zimbabwe will only rise if the people of Zimbabwe stop running and find the system. Yes that will benefit SA. Also Moz, Zambia and Malawi should so we can all love each other again.

[@h.m.5724]

@@nickmolea6111 typical mzansi thinking, I hope some day you guys will learn proper history of other African countries. Of all African countries you are in top 5 of those got it easy especially on attaining independence yet you're lied to that you had it the hardest

[@nickmolea6111]

@@h.m.5724 you not getting the point. I still say there's oppotunities in Zimbabwe and with the politics, only Zimbabweans will fix it. Running away won't solve problems if there is. South Africa got it better, do you even listen to yourself?

[@nickmolea6111]

Stop feeling sorry for yourself, you need to try understand what's going on there my friend. You ranaway and now you're illtreated by fools while you have a home. I was working in Zim 2018, I can tell you there's opportunities there. There is a saying they used to bother me with "Zaka oma" meaning it's tough. Nothing is easy anywhere..... I'm saying this from a good carring heart. I love all you all, we are the same people. If you can re read my first post on top, I said it including the rest if Southern Africa. We are Our people, if we stop looking down on each other nothing will come out right. All I'm saying is people can still go home, stop feeling sorry for yourself and start afresh and stop being bullied by fools!

[@Hka...]

South Africa / Zimbabwe language sounds is the worlds most beautiful language

[@Life-time-of-a-missionary]

Watching from Nigeria, Jos Plateau State... What your guys are doing is revolutionary, thank you so much for educating me and awakening my innate African spirit!!! Keep on the amazing work!!!

[@SuperFoodParents]

Maponga J is the GOAT✨️ The Hustlers are the best for bringing us the best 🌟

[@siyabongasempe2146]

This conversation is everything we never knew we needed.

[@GrumpyTinashe]

Much love. Enjoyed this episode. Zim and SA are conjoined twins. In 1923 a referendum was actually held in Rhodesia to decide if they wanted to join South Africa as a nation Listening to Maponga break it down as how we are related and our historical connections especially totems, clans and names was just beautiful. I'm Shona in Zimbabwe but my mom is ndebele and looking at her she looks exactly like the women I see when I am in Gauteng. She is Ntabaziduna in Bulawayo and the people there are Xhosa and Ndebele. We have a strained relationship for now but we are one and I look forward to Penuel and Sbu visiting Zim to explore and promote business opportunities and more cooperation Salute

[@Thabaniization]

Salute

[@sirkermitthefirstoffrogeth9622]

Who tf said that?!

[@SiboSensation]

Shalom!!! I am so deeply torn apart that my Powerhouse uBaba Maponga J has left south africa and flew back to Zim 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭I will not recorver on this one yoweeeeh mamayoooh😭😭😭😭 I relate a lot to him we started the same journey along of deciding to Leave Christianity and what a wow life. S/0 to you Sbuda ❤💚👌👌

[@thandomadonsela6017]

Cant believe i went through the 2 hours ,, This sounds like the conversations black people are suppose to be having at all corners of society!!! Extremely inspired for Excellence as A fully self aware black child!! #WeAreTheGeneration that says NO bas!!

[@walterkunene6366]

Especially in pubs, shisanyamas etc

[@hlumisasaffa1475]

@First 4 Ladie's B Camp 😅😂 smart move 😂...and not once did I get bored!!! I also watched doing laundry & other stuff and also made food but still kinda focu8om the screen!!!

[@samuraifarai4830]

I grew up in a Zimbabwe with shops which had 99% goods which were locally made, when the economy collapsed 99% of the goods came from South Africa, multi national companies moved production to South Africa, production facilities turned into warehouses. The beneficiaries of the collapse don't want Zimbabwe to be stable again

[@poisetv2169]

I feel like your history is miss guided 99% of your so called local made ,where made by the foreigners who came illegally to your country and exploit it to their benefit ,and they publish it as basket if Africa ,while the natives suffered in the infertile lands like Gwaii and others, when Mugabe gvt took over the system and try to equalize it ,they call him a dictator and they feel uncomfortable ,then they move to SA ,Zambia and other countries one is benefiting out of this collapsed system although its on its verge to stand up again with true independence

[@ras.ikalonji5454]

Gratitude always Zimbabwe's, Babylon shitstem have fallen so claim your power and what is rightfully yours. One INITY family Tuko pomoja UBUNTU 🌍

[@diatadiatainternationalfol6038]

Sanctions are for destroying countries. Many people suffer. This cannot be initiated by anyone with human tenderness and compassion. Education, is of course the weapon of choice, to Reclaim our story.

[@Sipapate]

In the 80s and most of the 90s, I can even say they were 100% If you never experienced it I feel sorry for you, you missed out big time

[@sadsaxguy3819]

We South Africans are cursed to have Zimbabwe as neighbor😩😩 like really

[@SibusisoMthembu7729]

It's an honor to listen to you Mr Maphonga thanks Sbu

[@LOKKOTV233]

Greetings from Ghana 🇬🇭 Your language is sweet to my ears even though I don't understand.

[@tapiwakay]

I like this Maponga guy. He avoids the subject of corruption and poor leadership.

[@Officialtyrodeepsa27]

powerful respect to the old man joshua maponga🥲

[@shekichitapi6329]

Inspiring indeed: self knowledge is the best form of education. Thank you so much, Joshua Maponga.

[@Cuptoopia]

Love the 7 Areas that Josua Maponga spoke about. He and Lumumba are great communicators about African Issurs and solutions.

[@09tate]

This guy is charlatan, a pretender.

[@Cuptoopia]

Sounds like he's Brilliant to me!

[@israellegoete2884]

I am in favour With bringing all the SADC countries ... To be honest we don't have borders here, particularly when you go to Mahikeng, Tshidilamolomo, Lesotho, Swaziland, Zimbabwe etc

[@xolisasibeko3278]

Same here... I see that as a more practical approach than uniting the whole continent

[@mthokozisilanga4497]

Note that all the countries that borders us do have the border. The concept that a border means that the whole country is fenced is fallacious. This is not only in Africa, you find that in Europe, Asia. It is only our country that the neighbours do not respect our borders because of the ANC’s neglect of our law.

[@t.kmartin1026]

@@mthokozisilanga4497 😅 what borders? Kingdom cigarettes are made in Zimbabwe and sold illegally in every corner of South Africa. Robbing both Zim and SA formal economy. Also people move illegally into other countries all over Africa and the world at large. Read up on the numbers Angola has repatriated back to Congo.

[@MufaroMusara]

SADC really should be 1 state...countries as provinces...one currency...We'd be a competitive region.

[@ChrisTus83]

​@@MufaroMusaraNamibia and Botswana would not want to join South Africa and Zimbabwe with all their problems and uncertainty and their weak currency.

[@SKforPeace]

Thank you Zimbabwean Brothers with great respect for this discourse.

[@leratomichael5982]

Best Episode of Hustlers corner, this can be used as a lesson lecture for schools and universities. Sadly, we produce graduates who can not understand these basic principles that are discussed here. Shoutout to Maponga, indeed he’s the walking library.

[@bukhosigumede7980]

I would love to meet Maponga one day. You are a living legend. One by one we will learn.

[@selulekompisane5672]

The value of this episode is priceless.

[@elliottaylor2913]

I had the pleasure and opportunity to witness Bob Marley perform in the stadium of Harare - in Zimbabwe- back then still called Salsbury.. That was Epic.. I was a lil boy. It was the happiest time of my life. ✊🏿

[@melcollins1386]

Keep fighting for African justice for Africans and Africa. Love the hustlers approach too. Love from the Diaspora.

[@Marol-wut]

Joshua Maponga make Africa great man we are behind you We must liberate Africa from this mental slavery 🫡😍. South Sudan 🇸🇸 is with you 🙏

[@brianthabisosame7410]

BATHU Moment gave me goosebumps....THEO ...Beautiful Interview

[@Jackson11326]

I absolutely agree with him on making education meaningful and reflective to the students daily lives.

[@thalententuli8480]

Sbu & the team, I am blown away by this interview! I have watched it 3 times taking notes. This interview is indeed 'ICONIC' my brother SBU. Guys; you are really changing our mind set towards our mental emancipation from the colonial system, yo! I love what you are doing guys!!!

[@hannahackerman5017]

Me to.i tok.some notes ..such those not come.around aften🥰

[@naomiehill278]

That prayer touched me, this what we all need daily in our lives to fight all this evil things happening in this world.

[@vinesworkerss2032]

its not global.. its injustice and indoctrination that you must act against

[@ThembyTisha1]

THAT PRAYER will remain relevant for a very long time

[@azania6416]

Maponga needs to be protected, he's great .

[@Giles.K]

That my elder as a Farmer of Thought, I'm with him there. A man of wisdom, a radical speaker

[@ThamieSkort]

In terms of IMPACT this is the BEST INTERVIEW I've ever watched. We need more Joshuas in SA

[@Lwandile_17]

Iconic interview indeed

[@diosmoagi3712]

It's always beautiful and inspiring listening to young African people engaged in decolonisation projects, and also appreciating the fact that it's not late for Africa to regain her dignity. Throughout the 1960s African leaders like Dr Kwame Nkrumah, Patrice Lumumba and Nyerere have been trying to educate and reunite Africans, colonial forces overcame all these efforts, but with discourses like these I can feel the winds of change blowing in the Africa direction.

[@prosperousguardian]

I truly appreciate the effort you guys put to pass the message of decolonizing the mind. Plucking off the foreign dress we have in Africa and redress ourselves into our true selves. One day i will share this talk with you guys.

[@jasminerosewater3891]

I somehow can always understand the context when you all go in and out of languages, it's amazing

[@martinqwerty2]

Imagine our SA brothers investing in Zim. This was awesome

[@majestic4124]

DJ Sbu , Tau , Thabo mbeki many more already own businesses

[@mandlenkosihlazo977]

@@majestic4124 And Gayton McKenzie at one time..

[@RSVPrr]

How about Zim gives land to poor South Africans

[@CarlosSilva-gg6yt]

@@RSVPrr how does that work?

[@RSVPrr]

@@CarlosSilva-gg6yt it works the same way as Zimbabweans receiving free public health care, and education subsidies, jobs, housing etc in South Africa purely because the ANC allows and sponsors it. It is a fact that Zimbabweans benefit from SA "democracy". If SA took land the two countries would be in the same battle against NATO, so basically SA made a sacrifice for SADC. Now Zim must also sacrifice for SA citizens. In fact SADC countries must support poor South Africans like SA is supporting them. You can't be against Xenophobia but not want poor Black South Africans to own land in Zimbabwe.

[@lasavvvage]

Bishop Maponga To The World 💯 Love listening to your thoughts Sir. Dankii Bra Sbu.

[@mzee5533]

Think and open up your eyes. This guy Maponga is just a confused person and hypocritical

[@nomvulamathe3007]

Thanks

[@tumimbasa1705]

I may not agree with a lot with what Penuel or Mr Maponga. But I appreciate their presentation of knowledge and challenging the public to wreslte with ideas that they usually don't care to think through. Waking us up! While I agree with his assessment of democracy, I believe people/lobby should have the right to choose who gets ultimate power. And I would have no problem with dictatorships if African leaders where competent or CARED about their people.

[@lungeloshenge6317]

Yes bro but democracy has never worked for us ever since...even if we can choose leadership we will suffer again and again until we change the system it self.

[@zakhemabaso6644]

Many years ago in Eswatini they made english to be the passing subject. As a result we lost a lot of bright minds who were brilliant in maths and science but poor in english. They were failed and cast outside as dunderheads or izidomu. I know this because I was in class with students who were some of the best minds in Swaziland. I felt sad to see them being cast outside as failures. This passing subject system alone cost Eswatini generations of intellectual capital that will never be recovered. Russia has some of the best scientists in the world who don't speak a single word of english. So does france, china, and many other nations. Even the leaders of these nations only address the UNGA in their indigenous languages. Except Africans who do their best to address the UNGA in the colonial master's language. VUKA AFRIKA!!!!!

[@gcinilemabuza5048]

I agree 100%. As a teacher myself i feel we need to completely change each subject's curriculum to better suit n lead the path to finding relevant/current national problems. I understand the need for food and nutrition in schools, but where is the scope/ topic about food security or the importance of proper nutrition in the family? Its more like for 1 to pass they need not to understand but regurgitate answers from previous question papers.

[@fufyphly614]

Imagine depending on which school your child is in we still habe English and Afrikaans. Language should not be a passing subject!!!! It should be taught very differently💔

[@shongwemhlengim4266]

That's a banana Kingdom

[@enockcyprian8884]

This thing won't change you have to accept and live with it

[@Dicts33]

My brother that system was also done in Botswana. I am not sure if they have changed it yet.

[@AfriScents]

A POWERFUL OPENNING AND PRAYER!!!! This interview resuscitated NEW LIFE INTO MY SPIRIT!!! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!

[@rosenkomo1760]

Impactful, most fruitful interview I have watched uBaba Maponga J will forever be a legend in my eyes..love his work

[@imfihlakaloyamafrica985]

Maponga is a genius, we as Africans we are in need of more thinkers like him to get ourselves out of this sea of poverty.

[@lamlataitai8457]

Why he doesn't think in his home land but he opt to follow the same white person he chase in his homeland

[@tanyamahs4759]

@@lamlataitai8457 l think you are a bit lost. He did not follow any white person. He came into SA in 1992 when things were still very painful for the natives. You can hate him all you want but he is a force to reckon with.

[@workshoptalk7961]

Knowledge of "Self" is the highest form of education

[@Fayz1991]

This is definitely a classic podcast. Great knowledge from Baba Maponga, shaperening the minds of us Africans to think critically and to have a mentality of solving African problems with solutions that work for Africans. As a Zimbabwean myself who has lived in Zimbabwe for almost half of my life I think he is over simplifying the cost it means to do business in Zimbabwe. To get that mine he is talking about is about who you know in the ruling party and what token of appreciation you willing to pay the leadership structures in order to keep that mine and to continue to profit from it. Anyway, this is a fact but not taking anything away from this(and am also over simplifying the Zanu issue) a lot of great Gems Baba gave us. Great interview.

[@sibusisiwemoyo8523]

No lie there

[@crypticoptimist4408]

hmmm....not entirely true though, its not as difficult unless you want to usurp someone's block thats when you need political muscle

[@sihlecebisa]

Finally the wait is over. The great Maponga is here! Watching from work but I will later on watch with a pen and a paper. Thank you Hustlers

[@mahlathiningomane3759]

Thanks for the South African to get such teachings .I thank you a lot Three of you

[@thamsanqamasina2065]

It's not bout nationality but Africans coming together..Pple lack unity when coming together .Tribalism really Has damaged blacks. So this all Africans getting teachings. Coming together

[@beautybalance7]

Dj sbu, what a giant in terms of high caliber. It's a delight to listen to the elder Maponga with all his insight and wisdom.

[@tandiwenjajula7121]

Panuel's gratitude it warms my heart.

[@neilmalcolm2434]

Joshua Moponga is a divine prophet sent to liberate Africa and it's diaspora. we must honor and receive his message.

[@ncebambangula7170]

Speaking of books: I’d like to recommend Thomas Sowell’s books (all his books), Here are just two, for staters… “Wealth, Poverty, and Politics” “Basic Economics” “It takes considerable knowledge just to realize the extent of your own ignorance.”-Thomas Sowell “Isolation is a recurring factor in poverty and backwardness around the world, whether that is physical isolation or cultural isolation, for any number of particular reasons.”-Thomas Sowell

[@afroteen4647]

Ok you talking now

[@thulanishezi2]

Ngizosho ngesizulu it is very appreciative ukubona my lecture ehlangene ephaka ulwazi black consciousness ngyabonga from SDA CHURCH ELDER RICHMOND FROM 2019 TO 2022 BUT KWAVELE KWABUYA IMFUNDISI KA STEVE BIKO AND NOW NGIZITHOLE UBUMINA AND MY TASK ON EARTH

[@mthunzimaphumulo]

This podcast is by far the best podcast I've watched this is so educational in many levels. Big up guys you're what Africa needs right now and i assure you you are changing people's lives. Ooh and Bathu just gained one more customer🤩🤩

[@collenmathebula6479]

Powerful massage ❤

[@georgemikobeni4901]

through this postcast am about to go to my family land and do the work i was born to do.i love ur postcast guys

[@zakesdlakadla134]

All the best on that George, am embarking on that journey next year as well.

[@Drawingboredi]

Stay encouraged

[@GemStars]

thatancient tongue just does it for me,,,,,,,what an opening prayer........i need that in my life

[@ThembyTisha1]

The awakening of Africa is here, we may not understand it at the same time but such conversations plant the seed. The journey is bigger than all of us but we shall reposses that which belonged to our ancestors.

[@stevenphiri8041]

That’s just powerful!

[@mandlandlovu4838]

Indeed it is a long walk but eventually we shall overcome to some of us we have become too comfortable with living a lie it might take a while but we will get there.

[@chengetaimarara1099]

I love your programs eye opening mind blowing and worth data consumption just veiwed this show today 16 April 2023 .# Africa mayibuye may we unit as Africans one love one heart and let's stay together and everything is gonna be Alright. #in Zimbabwe proud African.

[@WorkingOnPefect]

When i saw the 2hours iand Babu' J Maponga. I told myself its Classtime. Siyabonga and we Love You All. Breakdown the Boarders

[@Sulmusic5421]

Thanks for the BLESSINGS and our HOPE for the future. You young people our UNLIMITED TREASURES, I thank you , without dreaming for OUR thing, it cannot come into being.

[@mongilegubula5296]

Wow! What a fruitful two and half hour riverting and I soul fulfillment for every African everywhere. I sincerely hope to meet Joshua (JM) in person, he's just a fresh breath of life. Thanks to Hustler's corner bro's Pop pop pooop!

[@pasiechimz351]

😂😂😂😂I love these guys ,if you listen to the guys for too long you will get up and burn things..... awakening

[@matthewsditlhake]

Podcasting has actually changed the media space drastically. We now getting information at the highest level possible, I nolonger watch TV but always watch Podcasts.

[@dokotelaswoosh3143]

As a young Black Intellectual I feel deeply rooted to the African Homeland through the knowledge and Wisdom being preached on The digital Umkhukhu🙏Thank you

[@Dee5chikamhi]

Thank you for allowing yourselves to be moved and empty your knowledge and wisdom to this world of ours

[@ugandayaffe4748]

I just wanna say long live Maponga, because of his knowledge influence now am able to acknowledge each and every babylon system

[@sempajonathanarthur8702]

Just please also watch videos for Rutendo Matinyarare

[@Philly_Mthuki]

Three powerful men altogether...Asè my great Leaders....we are in the awakening journey along with yall...Mayibuyi iAfrika...bin following J Maponga for the longest tym...we are ready, i am

[@kamohelolephoto9814]

The problem is that university is a business and there is no business that will teach you how to make money... Great podcast I learned so much

[@robbylebotha]

So basically just like church huh?

[@solomonmodikwe8452]

I wish l was young to grow under this informations Stay Blessed and teach us more

[@djsbulive]

Register marked🖤💪🏿👑🇿🇦🚀💯

[@adjeievans8750]

Thanks so much Bishop....all your messages are perfect and life transformation among the black people.

[@thamizulu8694]

Best podcast intro I have ever seen. Truly grateful for these humble servants.

[@emilychipunza9373]

Cant belive i listened to the whole thing Mr Mapongo now o see myself diffrent i am going back to all ur talks and pay attention i have learnt a lot

[@geezysegal8847]

Man beautiful thing about this is even 20 years from now we’ll find this content, very underrated engagement! Most fulfilling one in a while

[@andilemwandla9984]

Beautiful interview, Maponga J. We should celebrate this brother

[@akanibaone7082]

Thanks for an excellent interview. Can't wait to come home to meet king Maponga. You right sir, SA is the weakest link to the Continent's progress and until Rhodes is removed from our shrine, the the bondage on Zim will remain. Plus the colonizer names on our streets, infrastructure etc, eg Victoria Falls in Zim and other places in SA, these names have a spiritual bondage on the land. For the countries to move forward, these names must be removed.

[@zebthe-brand7705]

Rise my Africa, It's only a matter of time. Play your part in whatever you can✊🏾

[@napomokhethi7818]

Maponga is so intelligent and great story teller🙌

[@GrumpyTinashe]

He is

[@divinityorg]

I love your definition of spirituality; being one with nature! When I am asked to pray I start by acknowledging the Four Elements and all that’s natural and beneficial to our survival; Christians find it disrespectful cos I am not thanking their Jesus for the Sun, but thanking the Sun itself for light and life! The way our people ingest spirituality is setting us back in a lot of ways, surely we are stepping into the truth! Guys thank you for the talk.

[@_biekies_9738]

Ahhh, I've beeeeeeen waiting for someone to interview Sir Maponga! I love listening to his thoughts and views nje.

[@midowbanneetse5321]

Thanks for bringing my greatest mentor to ur platform this is king Tau from Botswana Happy African year ❤

[@gilbertshousemanagement4775]

Thank you. Ngiyabonga. Ndatenda. Ke a leboga!

[@michaelemmanuel2628]

I enjoyed watching your podcast and some of brilliant ideas that came out of this show ,For example turning Beitbridge into a medical hub and industrial hub as that would make it possible for the people to seek medical health in Zimbabwe and within the borders of Zimbabwe as most people crossing into South Africa are coming from areas close to the borders India is known to be a destination where people travel for the purposes of treatment and other's call this medical tourism and Beitbridge is very strategic as South African companies and Zimbabwean companies could invest and create jobs and both countries' economies grow because of proximity of the Beitbridge town to South Africa and medical equipment and suppliers could benefit from such opportunities ,Beitbridge coud be turned into an economic processing zone and for example minerals that are being mined in Zimbabwe are processed in South Africa and think of the growth if there could be smelters in Zimbabwe ,beneficiation and value addition with Beitbridge being there as a transit zone to Durban taking finished products overseas and growing the economies of Zimbabwe and South Africa and the region (SOUTHERN AFRICA) and I do agree culture is important so is spirituality to any country by destroying the moral fibre of a society you destroy conscience within the people of that society and corruption and all other vices grows within the society and destroys such a society hence the first thing colonialists destroyed was culture or attempted destroying and in countries that still have their cultures for example India still has its culture and check the growth of their economy ,they still wear Sari ,do business in their languages using own writing systems same with Japan, China and Russia compare that to countries whose culture was destroyed and on medical insurance if the countries in the region invest in smelters and processes minerals in their own countries that would mean less trucks into South Africa with raw ore but processed minerals and grow the economies of those countries ,create jobs and taxes paid could build hospitals and in so doing stopping people to seek medical treatments in South Africa by industrializing those countries and eventually once all countries have developed at same level it would be easy to integrate and Southern Africa could become one country perhaps with a GDP of USD 1.5m to 2 Trillion because there is minerals to back the economies and currencies of those countries and lastly do not hesitate to go to Zimbabwe because Zimbabwe is not a poor country the media daily speaks of Zimbabwe in the negative and scandalising it but when you fly to Zimbabwe daily there is a lot of whites from South Africa flying to Zimbabwe for business opportunities ,one secret is where ever they say there is a crisis there is opportunities to make money and do business and the black South Africans who are open minded like you guys will definitely make it in Zimbabwe. Try check the other side of Zimbabwe that they do not show on Televisions and think if there was no challenges like ones being experienced where would Zimbabwe be by now since 1999 when all these challenges started ,at one time the second largest economy after South Africa, the second most industrialized ,second biggest stock exchange in Africa after JSE ,once had best education systems there is potential Zimbabwe is just a sleeping giant when it rises it will be like a Phoenix and those seizing opportunities now will be very far ahead in the midst of politics and what is called crisis ,African people cannot sanction themselves hence African people talk differences since time immemorial and political differences and nationalities must not stop African people from doing business amongst themselves imagine how many jobs will be created in South Africa if Zimbabwe gets back to where it was and how many South Africans would invest in Zimbabwe it is to the best interests of South Africa, Zimbabwe and Africa especially with continental free trade area and regional integration if Zimbabwe works and gets back to its position as a leader in mining, agriculture ,tourism and human resources among others.

[@hlumisasaffa1475]

Perfectly said my brother!!!