Rakgolo Phuti Joel Matlala-The historical background of Ga-Matlala tribal chieftaincy. PART2

GA-MATLALA
Boratapelo
Setumong
Saaiplaas, Taung
Mamone
Ga-Ramalapa
The people of Ga-Matlala experienced forced removals from their ancestral land under the apartheid government, the last of which occurred in 1980 which saw homesteads and livestock burnt to ashes. Those dubbed 'Makhonkhorose' - tthat is, Congress People - this because of their political meetings that were meant to topple the apartheid government. Most of them were arrested, and those that are still alive attend those meetings in hope for compensation for all they have lost.

[@thabangfitzgerald9244]

Bakone weeh. Thank you so much for this, I have a question so bakoni ba bina tau le bakone ba bina hlanhlagane, how did they separate n why 😊

[@denniesselolo7828]

Fruitful

[@EnosMokgwatshane]

BAKONE BA BINA TLHANTLHAGANE ARE ORIGINALLY THE MATLALAS MOKGWATSANE MPHELE MAREDI PHAHLANE MOGASHANE WA LEKWATSIPA ETC. HISTORICALLY BAKGALAKA BA LEGOLA LAND UP IN SEPITSI(CAPRICORN) BATAU ARE THE MASEMOLAS, NCHABELENG, MARISHANE, KGAPOLA, ETC THEY ARE NOT BAKONE THEY ARE THE LIONS (DITAU) While MATLALA , MOKGWATSANE Etc ARE The BIRDS ❤

[@phillemonbuti3939]

So basically that is how my grand ma is 10 years older than my father....Now i get it, the issue ke taba ya Motshelo....you opened our eyes ..very informative content, keep up the Good work mtase...Redistribution might be necessary😂

[@limpopoconnecttv9851]

Bakone a senke ba kwane le motšhelo! 🤞🏼🤞🏼 You even find a younger sibling older than their older sibling - they had to cheat the system. Re leboga thekgo. #RedistributionInOurLifetime 🫰🏼🫰🏼

[@moabelonathaniel6231]

Is part 1 available?

[@chuenebrianmosetloa4500]

Please check on the podcast video list there is video for Koko Mankgabedi Nong

[@reginaldtshepo1169]

Good content 👌👌👌 I wish you can create more content like this which cover other areas in Matlala or Matlala kingship history. But i a m not complaining. ❤❤❤

[@limpopoconnecttv9851]

Re leboga thekgo! Stay tuned for more; we will continue documenting the history of our people.