Penuel The Black Pen | In Conversation Rutendo Matinyarare, Pan Africanism, Colonialism, Slavery

[@BigbenzoTV]

I've learned more about the history of South Africa in an hour than 12 years of learning at school

[@bigthangz5489]

they totally hid the truth from us

[@sizwekhoza5874]

Fact bro. Very informative

[@makhosinidube7950]

😂😂😂😂

[@mthokozisilanga4497]

Why don’t you do your own research and see if that is what you will find? Rutendo has combined facts with fiction and because he talks non-stop you think that all that he stated was factual. The African history, particularly the South African one is public knowledge. I appeal to you guys to double check what is spread on social media, do not be confused by the langauge of struggle and pro-Africanism and then conclude that all that you were given was facts

[@mandlalanga1030]

@@mthokozisilanga4497Sit down

[@obadiahbenjudah8798]

I LOVE YOUR GUEST RUTENDO MATINYARARE AND HIS AFRICAN NEOCOLONIAL HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE ! I AM A NEW FAN

[@Penuelism]

Apologies for the inconvenience. We had to re-upload the episode to fix the sound, after a couple of people complained about it. Please enjoy.

[@gmaffy]

The sound or the name haha

[@CornerHouse_Media]

Thank you so much for doing this Pen ,it shows that you really care about us ..I honestly had stopped watching it cause I couldn’t,but I’m back again now I’m watching the whole show ..big ups ..

[@sahngcobo]

Thought u removed it

[@Penuelism]

@@sahngcobo We were fixing the sound.

[@Blackmoses2]

Hi Black Pen.Are you able to bring @JethroMpofu to get a different perspective on the Zimbabwe issue from a non Zanu aligned perspective. Send your email if there is more information required.

[@jomufilms]

Thank you rutendo at 40:30 for speaking the truth about kagame for us Hutus and Congolese people as well. The RPF are doing everything to rewrite history.

[@bonis3362]

Pen, this is black history you’re documenting here. Thank you! 🙏🏽 Our school syllabus should include such rich history of African people. Learning about Shakespeare and Greek Mythology in our schools does nothing for us. This is the knowledge white people never wanted us to know.

[@tendaisigauke1057]

I loved this.

[@nocturnalrainbows6167]

This is actually taught in South African schools, just not in great detail

[@mariamathibe4587]

Very true i don't wanna learn about William Shakespeare what is he going to do for me in the future or even now

[@kagi2784]

I learned about Mapungubwe from my high school syllabus. History is a "boring" subject and never really chosen by many. Again we can't blame the white man today whereas we have access to so much knowledge on our phones.

[@nocturnalrainbows6167]

@@kagi2784 People who never actually did History in school usually have the loudest mouths when it comes to the topic of what sort of History is taught in schools. I'm a History teacher, and I know the South African History syllabus like the back of my hand. I know what is taught, what isn't taught and what should be taught. Most of what Rutendo spoke about in his conversation regarding Southern African history is grade 10 history.

[@MightyBaja]

Listening to Rutendo Matinyarare and you actually realise that Knowledge is Power

[@mzwandilemahlaba5029]

Not what mandela said education is the most powerful what what that can change the world. He fooled us

[@rockyr2991]

The craziest thing is that podcasts like these are more important than school subjects like history

[@wendymapholo7313]

We were taught European history which is now useless, hence we have no direction because we do not know who we are.

[@mrmusanda3576]

me too

[@tonshbenosh2275]

You can’t expect liberation from your oppressor

[@mrmusanda3576]

@@wendymapholo7313 exactly

[@rockyr2991]

@@tonshbenosh2275 true

[@karabophaleng9638]

Rutendo is my favourite guest you've had so far. He's amazing and a good teacher.

[@samuelkhumalo3536]

I guess you condone African corruption too

[@John_code]

We need a part 2 and 3 for this. Rutendo is rich in knowledge. No wonder they want to shut the guy. The truth he speaks is beyond measure

[@anamsomdaka4019]

Let me just say Zimbabwe birthed great thinkers.When I read the book Going places in the spirit by J Maponga I got South History.My history as a Xhosa now Rutendo is schooling us about our history too.We need a part 2

[@stanleybhebhe2559]

This guy is a liar guys yoh lol 😆 the is no embargo on Zimbabwe ,people are leaving Zim because of mismanagement

[@stanleybhebhe2559]

How do you explain Zanu pf officials buy Lamborghini's flashing cash etc.. he is talking rubbish Zim hospitals are messed up because of these greedy politicians ....how do you explain ministers in Zim owning 5 to 10 farms how do you explain that ministers controlling the diamonds in Zim the money doesn't go to the countries coffers

[@stanleybhebhe2559]

Also Rich in Lies lol 😆 😂

[@Blackmoses2]

@@anamsomdaka4019 We are just overrated academically us Zimbabweans.Anyone can access the knowledge he claims to have which some of it is utter rubbish.

[@lungelompatho9903]

Keep up the good work. ZIMBABWE shall rise again. From a fellow PanAfricanist. 🇿🇦 ❤ 🇿🇼

[@lebogangmereekae3]

I love Rutendo already and this is the first time seeing or hearing of him. He's a blessing to us all and deserves all our support as a people.

[@vkjfv]

Zimbabwean hate him he peddle sanction propaganda an excuse for zimabwe failing and zanu oppresion he can go to hell you can have him SA's

[@ABumFitness]

The more I watch this show,the smarter I sound when I'm debating with my friends🤣❤❤

[@Penuelism]

😂😂😂

[@seripa15]

Ya Bjatladi we hear you.

[@ssembatyabruhan3476]

Try Amos Wekesa from uganda

[@ikgothule6463]

Education is power 🔋 💪 my friend

[@rudrud6131]

🤣🤣🤣. You are a legend

[@mandlalanga1030]

Zimbabweans are a reservoir of knowledge and information.

[@reubenradcliffe7875]

This guy is not human! How did he acquire so much knowledge at such minute detail? Amazing!

[@emmanuelbande5107]

Well done Rutendo, your knowledge of our history and your researches is very impressive and informative. not a minute wasted on this.

[@olecmelk2235]

I just randomly came across your channel am originally from congo and live in Kenya, Rutendo has talked the naked truth about my country,I have always told people same about congo. Thank you

[@andyx4165]

He needs to come often to the show🔥🔥He is dropping too much knowledge and am loving it🔥🔥

[@InitialRelic593]

We learn more from these podcasts than years of schooling. Something is wrong with our current education systems.

[@ngonitapiwa5860]

Almighty Pen. I had to pause this video 20 minutes in to say that in my 40 years of existence and 20 something years of claiming I am a conscious human being who stands for Africa's restoration and development I have NEVER EVER heard our history in this much depth and from this angle. I appreciate the conversation so far. Let me get back to it...

[@retshepiletsatsi4867]

Best interview I've watched so far this year.. Educational AF. God bless Rutendo. Not a minute wasted. He's gotta come back.

[@professor_mnwanati]

The dude is very educated and smart but, I feel like his statements are very controversial. No wonder he got censored by social networks.

[@lekis5975]

@@professor_mnwanati Your point being?

[@sakhebooi4475]

This guy is well informed. I have so much respect for him 🔥🙌🏾

[@mphomolejane212]

This man is a genius. History should be a compulsory subject in our schools. The syllabus needs some serious upgrading obviously.

[@sagga9]

Pen's hunger for knowledge and wisdom is mad inspirational, this man loves learning

[@skimanization]

Rutendo is an authority in African history and he should be respected. No-one teach our history like him even all our African leaders couldn't teach it like he does here in this video. Thanks.

[@matumulemahlatji9286]

The Black Pen! please bring him on this platform as a resident analyst on a regular.

[@doinggarveytv5894]

It's a MUST!❤️🖤💚✊🏿💯

[@theonly6359]

💯

[@uLazaru_icelibrity]

💯

[@kingsaidso7258]

The video that taught me more than any school I have attended. At 34 years young this man has enlightened me so much. I'm saving this video for ever

[@KagisoTiroMoimaBlackmotionSA]

From today I can admit to being a slave yet begin to wean myself from this deeply embedded ignorance. Thank you, Penuel and Rutendo for this extraordinary Master Class.

[@tsiulebona5073]

We need to protect our best, and Ruthendo is such, our best. I think I know how.

[@WAKEUSUPproductions]

Thank you God for this much needed information as I am of KHOI-SAN descent and grew up with the cape kullit mentality that we are just gangster and walking around with no front teeth mind you lived out that mentality got the ink and lost the teeth but since coming across your content in the beginning of this year when dealing with depression and alot of shit some of your content was my Damascus road in counter. Salute God Salute Kaptien Rutendo ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@lyndonjacobs5264]

You must read Land Wars: The Dispossession of the Khoisan and AmaXhosa in thr Cape Colony written by John Laband. Such a factually depth book. Very insightful. It really shows how epic the Khoisan were. One cool thing I learnt is that the San used to defeat the colonisers by mounting their oxen and stampeding towards them. Since oxen are hardy animals, this was devestating and it was a brilliant strategy. The khoikhoin and the San were far from the primitives that our schooling system teaches us.

[@basseykgomphiri3133]

Damn this guy is well informed you'd swear he had the memorandum in front of him... Thank you for sharing Penuel 🙏

[@sthabisojulani9522]

The more I learn the I realise Zimbabwe is actually ahead of us as SADC countries

[@afropoet]

Thats my conclusion too as a man from Botswana

[@sengamemela3720]

@@afropoet Zimbabweans have reached a place where most black south africans are terrified to be at...being content of living without the white man validation..

[@African_experience]

Arrived at similar conclusion independently as a zambian, which tells me we are waking up.😊

[@SphiweTHULISA23]

This is so deep and educational we should be paying premium for it. Thanks to these Melanated Sons of Africa. 👍🏿

[@mohlomphehi]

Rutendo is amazing. His voice needs to be heard across the SADC regions schools so that our region and by extension the continent can be truly liberated.

[@oceejekwam6829]

Not just SADC, but throughout Africa.

[@berc601]

In fact there is need to write a history of liberation in Southern africa

[@maskanditalkshowpodcast6980]

Siyabonga Penuel ukusilethela ingqalabutho efana noRutendo Matinyarare kuningi engikufundile kulobhuti ebesingakwazi ngenxa yencindezelo namanje futhi sisaphila ngaphansi kwayo. Sengathi ungahlala usilethela lenkalakatha sizofunda okuningi kuyona kepha singagcini ngokufunda bese sithatha iziyalo zakhe sizibonakalise ngezenzo!!! Siyabonga!!!

[@vinylcut1027]

Pen thank you for bringing this guy... I don't know him.. but I'm sure we'd get along with him... He sounds like my dad... This history was boring when my late father told me... But now I'm hungry for this... Wish i could wake him up.. he knew alot...

[@ripandatjejamba2906]

The depth of knowledge shared in this episode is too much and now I’m left questioning everything and everyone whom I thought were good for our continent..Enjoyed it very much..🇳🇦

[@kofisachey3782]

🤝

[@lmt1488]

Thank you sir for telling the story And I'm Congolese believe me I learned a lot today Thank you for sharing🙏

[@promisesmoothes3370]

I sincerely hope and pray that one day we as African and especially in South Africa, will have this information in our schools curriculum thru out Africa.

[@GwabiniMfwethu]

It’s like someone is pumping out knowledge out of the machine🔥🙌🏾

[@orapelengmolejane2036]

I feel like I'm a lecture after watching this podcast. This is so educational.

[@somfana09]

This guy is something else, we need more

[@nhlanhlazondi4845]

Rutendo needs to go around doing podcasts just like NOTA, and become a regular at all podcasts... this is the information we need as the continent of Africa🔥🔥🔥🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@amabeza]

Yes. He needs his own podcast.

[@thulaniyeyeyegumede9054]

I’m from KZN, and trust me, I’d drive all the way to GP to sit in an audience and listen to such.

[@amabeza]

There are not enough views of this highly important podcast for Africans. Let's share this on all major social platforms

[@blackkonnexion]

Dude is well versed in African and global historicity. Props

[@temaphangamkhonta9202]

When he analyze the Rwandan Genocide He's knowledgeable

[@rolandmasondo779]

I feel like I’ve been living under a rock my whole life. It’s so infuriating to listen to this yet so liberating all at once.

[@lyndonjacobs5264]

Feel the same man!

[@bonis3362]

We need Rutendo for part 2🙏🏽 I could listen to him talk all day. But on that note I totally disagree with him saying that illegal Zimbabweans should be given a free pass. I have no problem with foreigners, but an undocumented individual could turn out to be extremely dangerous, they could move around with no trace. I’m all for helping Zimbabweans, but an individual’s movement has to be known.

[@kgabisiphalime7176]

I support it.

[@thamizama5904]

Thats the problem, people defend illegal immigration if it does not affect them and South Africa is told to tolerate it.

[@petergarrett4385]

@whatever stay mad they were preventing them from going to SA, those guys were just passing by lol

[@tendaitsoro]

fact 🇿🇼

[@mpilo01]

They should we need each other. Just wish Zimbabwe would take the Rand as their currency.

[@Erasmus6]

I will have to rewatch this over and over. Top notch conversation. Big ups Pen

[@flintsky2062]

I didn`t know this guy but now I could listen to him the whole day. Now I`ll look for his talks.

[@vickykgoete3161]

THANK YOU FOR INTRODUCING US TO THIS GREAT MAN. I WILL FOLLOW HIM RELIGIOUSLY.

[@solomontongwanemohlatlole3556]

Rutendo Matinyarare is legit a well informed person and his points on african history and how the are relaated to current affairs is very intriguing. By far m favourite epiosde. Hopefully we will be hearing more from him.

[@fredo12010]

if Rutendo was my history teacher in primary school, I'd be a historian today! woooowwwwww! This man is is super brilliant!

[@ronaldssenyonjo9455]

Rutendo is superb!! African pan Africanists shouldn't undertake the Museveni-Kagame lightly. They are a serious danger to the African continent; who chose to be the stooges and agents of European new African colonialists. They must be stopped at all costs. If not attended and stopped then Africa is massaging a serious danger with a potential to wipe out what's being achieved around the continent. Africa must dictatorships and any form of new Colonialism.

[@vivianmphela6983]

I can imagine the amount of books one has to read to be this enlightened

[@leobvenzen8565]

Not only reading books, also observing nature, living in your Identity and culture.

[@God_is_an_Atheist666]

Arguably the most relevant and informed guests thus far

[@thokozaniselepe1330]

It's has been 15 minutes listening but already hooked,I love this guy Rutendo.Pen shout out champ

[@simonethomas9595]

TRIGGERS! It took me more than an hour to watch the first 30 mins. We've been lied to for so long! As a coloured, Afrikaans-speaking woman growing up on the Cape Flats. Shoo!

[@mpiloenhlesibanda3666]

Julius Malema is part of the system, thanks for bringing it out.

[@thabangmokgoatjana144]

This is the kind of content I thought the MacG Podcast would put out. But there's no longer a need. They are all about Pop culture. But this right here is an Educational platform. So well produced.

[@ronaldbarbour3562]

everything cannot be educational mate. Hence we have different television channels to cater for different needs. Cheers

[@lekis5975]

@@ronaldbarbour3562 Except that podcast and chill touts itself as being revolutionary. Revolutionary in what? Talking about smashing every 5 minutes? I was done the day MacG cut off a guest, who was just about to drop some knowledge on how locals took over a corrupt municipality.

[@lekis5975]

@ thabang mokgoatjna Well said. Podcast and chill has turned out to be a huge disappointment. Too much loose talk, little wonder their subscription numbers have plateaued.

[@temaphangamkhonta9202]

The way Zimbabweans are smart, he's proof and Maponga I need him to analyze the Eswatini government

[@tarvinnkosi75]

By far this is one of the most informative Penuel Podcast ever - the depth of historical accurate facts on this is amazing - it gives you a clear understanding of our state in 2022. Rutendo is just phenomenal he gives a clear panoramic view from 1419 to 2022.

[@abrahamshikuma]

This episode has #Unlocked me in many ways. Thank you so much Penuel and Rutendo. Tangi Kaume! 🇳🇦

[@collenmathebula6479]

I've learned a lot about South Africa and other African countries thanks a lot.... As for Zimbabwea abusing human rights is true.. Friend of mine from Zim told me that if ever visit Zimbabwea I must not talk politics, say something negative about government because I'll go missing without trace by the police

[@kagi2784]

Rutendo is the truth. I just checked up on my books, i was scared Rutendo had helped himself to them. Because i have similar reading material. I can have a conversation with him the whole day. But it's what I've always known and read. I became obsessed with ancient African trade from reading Mbeki 2001 Tokyo speech. Rutendo is the first person to ever speak whats on my mind. But the conversations like that aren't for everybody lazy minds have often accused me of lying, I'm surprised no one in the comment hasn't accused him of lying yet. I'm of Khoi heritage, so I'm often told that I'm creating a history that doesn't exist. I'm glad he touched the border wars because my grandmother often told me about it. In fact there are Greek people who ran away from Namibia, and came through Botswana border and set up their lives in my home town and did a Cuban aswell. Interesting. Very nice interview.

[@vinylcut1027]

Which books holds such knowledge

[@kagi2784]

The Great Voyages of Zheng Ho, The Treasure Fleet of the Dragon Throne. I'd suggest. Basically material on Zheng Ho will give you some perspective, he was an explorer. The SADF and Cuito Cuanavale will give you an idea on the border wars. Also follow transcripts and books related to the Swahili burial sites they are broad though. Mapungubwe books and research transcripts are also great teachings of how trade was happening and definitely worth a visit, there are amazing stories of the place. I really owe myself that trip. Hope that can help a bit.

[@TheSouthAfricanPost]

I'm interested in Mbeki Speech you referred to. Where can I get it

[@africaine4889]

@@kagi2784 africans and chinese used to travel and commerce with each pther. The way africans went to Asia, thr same way Chinese came to africa. There is a youtube video of proof that they also came to east african shores. Thry left chinese plates, beads and their descrndanta are still there. Just like african went to the Americas before Christopher Columbus

[@mobydick5046]

Document that information please for us and our dependants. That is quite an interesting story.

[@skimanization]

This is very deep, a hidden history of the struggle for liberation in Africa, Southern Africa in particular. Matinyerare has revealed it all. I've learnt so much in this podcast. It's amazing that even EFF with it's radical cardinal pullers is deeply in this game. 😢

[@Candid-Light-4854]

Just shows how smart white people are, its like a twisted movie plot. They even pretend to be scared of Juju. These are CIA tactics working with the enemy to fight even more dangerous enemies.

[@thobekanikhoza4038]

easily the best interview i'll ever watch this year. Thank you gentlemen

[@alinafembendera]

Zimbabwe is a great country with amazing potential! Infact the whole world has benefited from Zimbabweans.

[@Kylie_Nobody]

Okay I'm going to listen to this again, this time taking notes 😂

[@kumbiektw]

So deep and this is the kind of history that needs to be taught in schools from a young age.

[@lethiwesithole]

Thank you Rutendo for the education 🙏🏾, this is appreciated.

[@MelVeeBroadcastingNetwork]

Well set-up and beautiful podcast that is well-recorded. The discussion is also rich in terms of historical information. Not that I agree with all the perspectives, but I respect the sharing of this historical perspective that is pro-African in understanding. QUESTION: Why were all nations coming to Africa and not the other way around? @19:40 Rutendo make a cardinal point regarding the conquest of Africa and the role played by Europeans, especially the Roman Catholic Church and the Dutch East Company in South Africa. My strategic and informed understanding in the context of the 4th Kingdom in the dream of Babylon's King Nebuchadnezzar (c. 1121-1100 BC) found in the Bible, in Daniel 2, especially 41-43. There is a mingling of the iron nations, former Roman Empire tribes with the clay nations of Africa (i.e. sons of the soil) as well as Asians. Unfortunately, the script says, they shall not mingle one to another. The struggle for nations will continue until the Rock kingdom of The Messiah comes and crushes them all. It is in the days of these kings that God of Heaven will set up His Kingdom which shall not be destroyed. His Kingdom shall not be left to other people, but it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand for ever. This is the strategic Biblical and prophetic narrative which Rutendo is trying to explain so eloquently - its a fascinating story that I recommend you all study carefully. I will be happy to share more.

[@rendani5096]

You are winning me back Black Pen! I love how you are growing into this work.

[@lifeandbusinessbunny]

Wow 🤯 thank you Penuel for inviting Rutendo ... if I have listened to this in 1995 to 1997 (Grade 5 to 7) I would have been more interested in our history instead of Physics and Maths. I've to catch up just for feed my curiosity and share this with my kids. I feel it's a must to know our history for a better our future💫.

[@queenmabe7736]

Pen, I thought I knew history but I think we need this information in our syllabus in South Africa.

[@sagittariussurge5565]

Thanks Penuel and Rutendo ... Keep on educating us .... I love your work

[@Mafhuwa]

This episode 🔥 a whole PHD worth of knowledge.

[@ntombicumalo]

Very strong interview 💪. I wish we would have in this world people like this man.

[@MosesMatsepane]

It would be great if Rutendo can share his reading list so that we can check out what he read as well. Interesting one gents, Pen you are headed in the right direction with this show my bro. Keep it up.

[@Guardie-M]

As a Zimbabwean we have been taught African history in a hard core way. So this history is something that we are well schooled with. We have our own political problems but I can assure you that we are enlightened and now believe that in 2030 we will be a strong upper middle income.

[@seripa15]

Not true. Rutendo did not learn this history from the school curriculum. There is no difference between our curriculum and yours in Zimbabwe. They are all still colonial. The liberation movements did nothing to decolonise the history. Don't lie to us and make us feel inadequate. I have interacted and studied with many Zimbabweans abroad.

[@asardessazoe7561]

@@seripa15 for school to be accredited they have to follow the euro / west syllabus ie the lie of white fake premacy.

[@nocturnalrainbows6167]

True

[@T1Xerxes]

@@seripa15 This Chief dude has no shame; a blatant lie.

[@AllHope23]

@@seripa15 well given you were not educated in Zim, how can we believe you. We are talking what we went through. I will explain the history syllabus when I was still in school (2006). We had basic Human and (Southern) African History, and some political ideology stuff on Marxism , Communism and Socialism in form 1&2 (yr 1&2 after grade 7). For form 3&4 we took a deep dive into modern history either in African Liberation or European/World events. Most teachers teach the whole of modern history. Students choose to specialize on which one they want to focus on for the History paper 2 exam. Some choose European history but other love African History. Bottom line is that we learn both. AND YES, we do actually learn about Vasco da Gama, Natal and even a bit of the Cape history but not full accounts of events which Rutendo sought further.... (Further reading sections of the textbook chapters I guess)

[@wandilemgwevu6612]

Truly appreciate this conversation, I wish more people could watch this

[@CMF_World]

This is what we need as youth,thanks Pen😊

[@ExponentialEdgeAcademy]

Yo I've been a fan of rutendo for years the guy is a genius. I follow him on all social platforms.

[@lukhanyomabutyana1347]

Our people, especially the youth desperately need these kinds of conversations. Shout out to Penuel for creating such a powerful platform, and shout out to Rutendo for being an amazing guest.

[@mncedisimazibuko3510]

Notification gang? Le kae? Great and informative episode as always. We gotta find a way of spreading this gospel as much as possible before "they" ban The Penuel Show. Thank you, God Penuel!

[@christoterblanche9543]

I think you are doing a great job. It is powerful and helps to shape us for a better future.

[@nsindisodubw2187]

I’m actually reading a book called the history of Southern Africa. As I was reading I was confused as to why we say Jan van Riebeck was the first to discover Cape Town but yet the book speak about the Portuguese and namely Vasco da gamba and Dias came before him. So this episode answered that confusion.

[@nomadnxumalo7565]

Can you please drop the author's name

[@thembi9645]

Please.....

[@GrumpyTinashe]

Nsindoso growing up in Zim I always knew that Vasco da Gama got to the Cape before Van Riebeck. I always wonder why South Africans believe the Van Riebeck lie. In fact for Van Riebeck to go there was because another governor had been sent before him but had to be fired and this is history fact

[@thembi9645]

@@GrumpyTinashe but SAns know that we got here before him but they think they smart

[@TheFamilydiaries]

Growing up in South Africa I always understood history the same way he is narrating it. The trade between African and European preceeded the Jan Van Riebeck " take over". The only difference now is that history is learned on social media and lot of people don't get a full picture. The Portuguese history is not only recorded in archives but was also learned in history school books. The main issue with that,that history has always portrait Europeans as heroes. But the traces of the truth was always felt by the students back then hence there was always revolutions by and from students. The majority of the older South African generation who are not on social media knows the truth. I think the way forward will be to push that the school curriculum change to reflect the truth. Social media is and will not be enough . This should be applied in all African countries not just SA. African History is so rich and its children deserves to know who they are and want they are capable of.

[@wllingtonsingh5080]

Penuel what a tremendous conversation with Rutendo a man with so much knowledge of African struggles.This is what all African should hear and truly work together to make this Continent envies of the world 🙏👍

[@mawandendawo5415]

Thanks gentlemen for the history lecture, it was much needed.

[@livencali1]

I just love listening to Rutendo! I wish to hear more from him 🙏

[@Mhlanga-ld1ex]

We need part 2, 3 and 4 ASAP

[@numinoir]

Brilliant content!! Yes, please make this man a regular guest! And bring on more knowledgeable people like him! 🤓

[@TsholofeloMoumakwe]

What an eye opener episode, we need more enlightening like this, I am grateful for you Mr. Rutendo I could listen to you the whole day

[@L1VEWORLDWIDE]

Let this man live ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥Anti-Sanctions in Zimbabwe 💡I’m South African but I love the man’s pan Africanism ☄️☄️shine black child ❤💛💚

[@hithardtv9004]

This really changed my perspective on Africa history,please bring him back for a 2 hour video

[@sagittariussurge5565]

Part 2 please... He just added a lot more to what I knew, he is a good teacher and a book-worm .

[@samkelongema]

Our brother Rutendo is spitting facts. Thank you for having him on your show.

[@okuhlemangaliso8826]

Thanks for this Penuel

[@MzansiRealTalk]

Thank you so much Pen, this is the best interview/chat you have done to date.

[@bonginkosikhayelihlemhlung6756]

Wow! I'm blown away... We really need another episode with this man. This is flabbergasting history.

[@rotshidzwamudzanani1210]

This platform is a reservoir of knowledge.

[@ramadikelamatlebjane5412]

History 101 at it’s best, absolutely great interview 👏🏽 We need more content like this 👌🏽