MOYA EP 25 | GOGO AUBREY MATSHIQI | SITHETHI | SOWETO | AFRICANS | SPIRITUALITY.

[@tsholofelomeje7022]

Oh my word. I also wondered why in my family we have both Xhosa and Sotho relatives. I need to learn more about this history.

[@reubenramokgopa8523]

Thanks Gogo..I now made to understand Robert Mangsliso Sobukwe more deeper.

[@RastaAfricanGentleman]

The intro was beautiful, I am also Mokoena who is now Zulu. So I understand the lineage especially since my grandfathers only embraced their true culture at a later stage of their life

[@LeratoFigland]

Gogo is my absolute favorite. Watching this with my 11 year old son, pausing and explaining along the way. Going to do this as a Sunday routine from now on. Thanks for bringing the Elder, Camagu❤

[@NtsikiMazwai]

Nazo!!!!! Check out the other episodes too

[@nelsonmotsatlhobolo7965]

Absolutely powerful. This felt more like a guest lecture than an episode on a podcast.

[@intergalacticgoddess4389]

Ayyy today we went up PHD level. Beautiful, thought provoking and I personally resonated with Gogo. Siyabonga ❤💫💫💫💫

[@NtsikiMazwai]

🥰🥰

[@boikokobetsomalefane2389]

"We all have one Life and that Life is eternal" Wow

[@Inini289]

"What have we taught our children" 💔💔💔 as a 'Zimbabwean' woman living in South Africa, my deepest fear is being attacked because i can not speak any of the South African languages. Yet when i trace my paternal blood line my father's father is of SA origin and settled in Zim during Apartheid. how do i explain that when i sit ndichikumbirira (to pahla) i am asking for protection even though i am walking on the land in which my ancestors are buried. will I be able to convince "them" quick enough before they drop a burning tire around my neck for being a "kwerekwere". we are one but we are blinded to it... "what have we taught our children" 💔💔💔💔

[@LawMutava-t8n]

Tiritese on this one

[@rawamothoa9935]

When I said many Zim people are refusing to leave because they were led here by their forefathers to reclaim their heritage I was looked at funny and askance….im a Ndebele descendent in Afrika South with deep Ndau and Botswana’s Tswana heritage and honesty feel and have for a long time felt I do not belong here in Afrika South….so I started researching….

[@martinmakamola3262]

Heartbreaking Colonizers are in control. Before Colonizers there were no borders All black and brown people melanin family are children of Noah post floods share same DNA E1ab1a Sonini Nanini will soon free Africa. Keep praying to Mrawi, Tata Nzambi

[@bmbinda6558]

💔

[@yangamthuthi7360]

😢❤Camagu Cc Ntsiki for hosting the walking library of Wisdom ...uTat'Omkhulu uMatshiqi ❤and unfortunately I'm one of those Rebellious Youth who dont even partake with politicians or thier parties period ...i don't vote as am holding my own power in thier desperate times thaats where i dont even pay attention to those liars(politicians) ...I wish you can invite uGogo again to dive deep with uMoya (Spirit)😢we are thirsty for that kind of Knowledge & Wisdom. We give thanks ❤

[@thatimos7783]

As amaXhosa are also found in Botswana, the clan names he recited in the beginning are also of Duma Gideon Boko the leader of the UDC party in Botswana. I heard his mother reciting them while wishing him happy birthday. The connection of Botswana and South Africa through tribes like amaXhosa, Batswana and Basotho is unknown to many because this three tribes migrated from South Africa to what is now Botswana during mfecane wars and the boer trek.

[@luvobomvana3076]

Interesting, I share the same clan (NdinguMntshilibe uBhanqo, Mdumane) Wase Lady Frere (Cacadu)... And my father and the elders used to track our lineage from Lesotho, from the Kwena Tribe... I totally agree with Gogo... Due to immigration and the fact that Basotho loved cattle they found themselves in the Eastern Cape and history tells us about their battle with Abathembu during the time of King Zondwa whom we are told was killed by this clan... Where they left with their cattle to the Gcaleka Land yiyo lonto xa sizithutha Sihambe sithi SiziNkomo Zika Khawuta, Gcaleka, kaPhalo, ka Tshiwo, kaNgconde, ka Togu njalo njalo) people then think we are really Xhosa no it's for respect purpose and recognition of the Xhosa kingdom... There is still more, that's not known about this nation and other Sotho migrant nations like Amamfene, AmaVundle namaMvulane etc.

[@lekolikotoana5751]

@@luvobomvana3076 How did your father and your elders track your lineage from Lesotho? Is there any specific Mokoena king/chief they mention in your lineage?

[@olokabs]

"A true Sangoma is free from the limitation of space and time"❤

[@nomsebenzi1]

Knowledge is in the past👏🏾👏🏾 Mna ndiyamva umntu Oomdala Makhosi👏🏾 Yhooo! Im so grateful Gogo explained what reality is because i have always had a sense of things not being really real.

[@francismdlankomo1637]

Yooo😮 as a child I always thought I had a wild imagination or overthinking things but I always had this idea in my head that my identity was complex from what I was being taught. Hearing gogo Aubrey saying it brings so much peace and confirmation that I was not nuts 😂... Sbonge 👏👏

[@m.-io6od]

Thank you very much Nontsikelelo for inviting our living library Gogo Matshiqi. Please invite umom elle it would be awesome to learn from her as well

[@boikokobetsomalefane2389]

Yhoo hayi, I bow 100 times❤❤❤

[@reubenramokgopa8523]

Once I had shared this with somebody prominent and a friend that the pain that the Afrikaners suffered during the first world war in 1881 and 1889 mistakenly called the Boer War was so equally a pain taking into account what the Afrikaners endured. Not in any strick of attempt down playing the immense suffering the Africans went through at conguest. May the Gods of Afrika keep for generations the genius of Gogo Aubrey Matshiqi.

[@matembaq]

Akwaaaba! Akwaba bendinemilomo eliwaka, bendingakubonga! Tshotsho ubekhona Ntsiki. Ndiguqe nge dolo, umbulelo wam kuye uGogo namanyange ngesiphiwo sanamhlanje.

[@luvobomvana3076]

Enkosi Mdumane, Ntshilibe, Bobese... Thanks for bringing Gogo Matshiqi Ntsiki

[@kerengmothoagae2844]

Lesedi Gogo Matshiqi!Thanx Ntsiki for bringing this giant to the studio.So much information that assist my spiritual journey ❤. As for Ancestoral cleansing Gogo how should this manifest?This country and the world needs to heal!We are traumatized and mentally fractured.Camagu

[@TapuwaSeiponesamoya7512]

Journey of reaching for your higher self. Maybe it's what we call MOVING INN to self. One life 🎉 Makhosi amahle 🕯️🙏👣👣🔥

[@Ckura_]

Oh What a beautiful episode, totally resonated with the baSotho migration. Lost me at 1652s being African. but initially a great conversation, So much new knowledge grasped. Suyabulela.💫

[@dimakatsotshabalala469]

❤This is an AWESOMENESS GEM💎 Thank you Nontsikelelo for this marvelous Gaint. CAMAGU THONGE'LIHLE 👏🏾

[@NtsikiMazwai]

🥰🥰🥰

[@graciekgo8447]

For my birthday 🎉😂.... Thank you sisNtsiki. ❤❤❤❤ You keep carrying us Belede. thank you.

[@sbonelomadonsela3456]

Indeed one of OUR favorite Pan - Africanist

[@litebohonkhabu640]

I have been waiting for this interview for sooo...long, gosh... Gogo Abruy!!

[@Fishosho]

Ooh Makhosi.. Re a leboha bagolo. ❤

[@theirvoice3]

Sis Ntsiki, as always much respect for you. Gogo Matshiqi my absolute favorite and wheeew we are learning everyday, gratitude and respect for you Gogo👏👏

[@nkululekozulu6998]

Ntsiki. Thank you so much for extending insight towards our end! Gogo is a rare breed of a thinker, he helps me augment my thinking capacity. Thank you for bringing 'independent' minds, that epitomises the independency of this platform.

[@angamaduna9538]

Free from the limitations of time and space 👌🏾

[@mavakakana8162]

One of the best episodes MaMiya. So much to take away 🙏🏾❤️👊🏾

[@bonwabilekali7465]

Jonga, I cannot wait…… my favourite political analyst interviewed by sis Ntsiki 👌🏾👌🏾🔥🔥🔥

[@berthalesia7629]

Tokoza Gogo Mashiqi I Respect You Sir Down To Earth May God Almighty Protect You and Bless You Abundantly Ntate

[@modirijack9003]

I completley dont agree with ugogo when it comes to political analysis. But this! this! I mean this! damh! I watched Part 2 before this Part 1. I ddnt even know there was Part 1. Well Part 2 I just had to open a folder in my brain and store the information there in case I might need to refer to it in future😂 because I kinda like hear him and not hear him at the same time😂😂 but I know what he is saying can't just be dissmissed. But this Part 1 I completley follow him👌 I am Motswana but was once told that I have a mix of many ancestors, I mean the emphasis was on many. So I completley follow.

[@fabinasetati8736]

Defining Moments. Thank You So So Much.

[@TapuwaSeiponesamoya7512]

Spirit is everywhere hmmm. Moya is not harnessed by space and time. Re teng.

[@sthembilemaphalala4101]

Mzilankatha 🇸🇿🇸🇿🇸🇿

[@sechabadiphoko6465]

I innerstand very well what gogo was saying throughout the conversation... ❤ Lesedi 🕯👏🏾

[@AnthonyMcfhail-jm7hj]

@moyo alafia ati ibukun peace and blessings from your afrikan American Brothas and sistas,yes we are all. Afrikans as. Peter. Tosh says. If you're. Black you're an. Afrikan

[@NtsikiMazwai]

Absolutely

[@SbuWise]

Thokoza mntaneThongo Ntsiki 🙏🏾

[@olwethujezile1789]

When Gogo mentions cleansing, I kept thinking of this new movie called 'THE ZONE OF INTEREST ' indeed the colonizers & colonized is due for a cleansing.. Check the trailer out 'THE ZONE OF INTEREST'

[@unbalancedelements]

Informative as per usual, thank you.... Kindly invite Gogo dabulubalo from vosloorus.

[@EmakhosiniSiyakhuleka]

DOPE 🔥

[@RM-fw6mj]

Thokoza Gogo. It seems a contradiction that One would love the other more than Ones Self when One n the other are One in the Higher sense. 🌅

[@lungilebhengu7454]

Oh! A Scorpion😮.

[@swz10]

I wonder if the Ngunis or Ndawes have not reconciled at a spiritual level. I say that because during a cleansing process called "ukufemba", the healer who is performing the cleansing would summon the Ndawe ancestor to do the cleansing. Ndawe ancestor would be speaking a foreign language through the healer, s/he then calls Nguni ancestor to translate in Nguni what s/he was saying during the cleansing. I doubt if we are spiritually disjointed with Ndawe /Ndzawe. Kodwa ezakwa moya zingaphezul'ukwe so lenyama.

[@petrus2153]

❤❤

[@sakhumzisamueldlanjwa1839]

Wow...

[@yamkelaswelinkomo1973]

Enkosi Mamiya

[@NomsaKhanyile]

What have we taught our children 😣😭! This is why we have to stand up against the pain and suffering that is happening in Palestine will have far reaching consequences for the future generations. We have to be intentional about healing ourselves

[@tthex6484]

Need a part 2

[@lusaphonkonyana2721]

Moya ryt ❤❤❤❤❤ulite

[@Mqondisi101]

thank you sisi Ntsiki

[@TapuwaSeiponesamoya7512]

So when we do or are in the process of becoming we request to have iso lomoya in the mind iso lomoya in the heart emotions etc kanjalo kanjalo....hm the mind the mind we see the minds limitations...I think therefore I am ke eng yona eu?

[@KokotlaTolo]

🖤

[@Rahmakhetha]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@AnthonyMcfhail-jm7hj]

@moyo whether we are. Zulu. Xhosa. Ndebele. Yoruba. Wolof. Akan. Haitian. Jamaican. Afrikan American. Afrikans British. Afrikans French. Kenyan. Zimbabwean. We are. Afrikans

[@NtsikiMazwai]

He meant the white peopl 😅😂

[@graciekgo8447]

❤😂😂😂😂yes Sisi he meant the white peepo. 😢😢😢 We have Sooo much to heal from.

[@morakedibetle587]

Interesting discussion and very insightful. Please share the contact number of Gogo

[@Tselangwe]

I am 100% confused 😮.

[@NtsikiMazwai]

😅

[@monkimabiletsa332]

Start by getting rid of your religious mind. That will open up space to assimilate reality. Religion is an opium of the masses. It confuses people and people feel stupified, yet you are powerful and you rule your mind.

[@rawamothoa9935]

UYAWUZ’UMOYA….!!!!?

[@NtsikiMazwai]

27min

[@Eddymaf]

I think the individual being being interviewed is more of a political speaker with a personal view point view wich suits his personal agenda and a speaker and healer .But in terms of accuracy of historical narration he is a bit opportunistic and wants to win people with poems wich lack accuracy .He always makes small is takes he majored in history and is not good and needs to improve on his research ability.A small mistake .We very well know Amabhaca are Zulu and worst part from the Mageba clan prior even Shaka was even King of the Zulu his grandfather and great grandfather were not Xhosa.Most bhaca are still Zulu and avery small minority who are in the eastern cape were forced to transform in to being Xhosa and get mocked from assuming their Zulu identity hence the new kids and let to assume they are Zulu .they are one of the last Zulu groups to enter the eastern cape /transkei them and the mfengu who are also Zulu grouping who were ill-treated by the other nguni groups who were colonially classified as Xhosa.Xhosa is colonial classification of the individual groups were independent and fighting amongst each other and individually fighting amongst the British those that did not submit.The colonially classified people today known as the Xhosa where never one like the Zulu whoa are a monarchy and were divided and many chiefs were bribed in to denouncing the Zulu throne.How the Xhosa view Nguni history has a distortion.Even the Hlubi are not a nation but a Zulu clan and mosotho who left under a Zulu chief who fought with one of the Zulu clans still found in mnabithi Amangwane.Alot mental destruction and tribalism influence came from the confusion the British instilled and used black scholars like Tiyo Soga to distort Zulu history hence a lot of Xhosa of Zulu origin have this tendency of denouncing their origin.Most of how they view history needs to ber rectified it is not according to structure.An missing o titles and dates.And Botswana is not Lesotho.It seemed like he wanted to impress and belong.Mosotho or Msuthu was moshoeshoe and he descends from the Nguni who are now classified the Zulu hence I say as a Xhosa the interviewee needs assistance and help.I believe being a healer is more spiritual but in terms of historical accuracy most of south African scholars have already been mental destructed with distorted information wich was purposeful construct by the colonisers and later apartheid forces.I know later people will later edit photocopy twist my narration and make it theirs.Some i feel his talents are as a speaker a poet and he could have been perfect for the dramatic arts.But people must remember going out on social platforms with distorted historical narrations will confuse people.From 94 a lot of black scholars have further corrupted the historical narration of our a south African native people and i think also political influenced plays a major role the distortion.But yet again nobody is perfect.We need to address the colonial construct of him as a Xhosa without touching the Zulu topic because.None the less great topic,great guest despite be having reasons for not agreeing.If you see continuous interviews and a person having certain talents but being able to trace that that foundation of his information is not correct.Remember nobody is perfect and in some mistakes there are partial truths and something to learn.Most of the information about Nguni history coming from the western cape influenced the eastern cape and has major distortion on south African history and created pride and anger and a level of not understanding amongst certain individual and that how the colonizer purposely created tribalism and certain people to denounce their true identity and go with a favorite one.People must be careful on coming to social platforms with unsure stories rather stick to topics they know.Distortions affect a lot of black scholars and individuals credibility and most are not aware it will be used against them if needs be at a later stage hence people must be very careful if they take public platforms.I was gonna keep quite but I see a trend.It still feels there is and outside influenced payed to get certain black scholars to distort information .it first starts with directing them in the wrong direction and giving them academic and social title

[@mzulindilemehlomakhulu3585]

For the first time I don't agree with Gogo Matshiqi

[@itsdailygaming]

I am just at the beginning of the interview however I am certain that I will disagree with him 🤣

[@NtsikiMazwai]

😂😂😂

[@NtsikiMazwai]

😂😂😂

[@NathiBlessMyeni3327]

About what now 😂

[@monkimabiletsa332]

I get you. Unless you come to the realization that you are God, you will never understand. Change the way you think and you will discover self. Then you would not need to agree with him.

[@mlubinda1620]

What is this bokkkng story. Buy a few things and host for free in your space

[@NtsikiMazwai]

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[@mlubinda1620]

We also will not accept political commentary from uGogo when you ask for a what the coming elections hold. We want a straight clear answer that says so and so will come victorious. But I have alwqys love Mr Mashiqi from day one I saw him on tv. Much love ❤️