Riding through the heart of KWAZULU NATAL 🇿🇦[S5 - Eps. 12]

In this episode I am riding my Honda CRF250L "Savannah" from Hluhluwe to Howick, South Africa. This is the KwaZulu Natal province of South Africa and it is an area of incredible scenery. But this episode is also about learning more about Nelson Mandela, apartheid, sad parts of South African history but also a message of hope. Unity. Ubuntu.
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[@leonidaskiortsis6141]

I was born in South Africa but I have never returned sadly, Norali thank you for showing me parts of my birth country I will never see. I am crying through most of your videos, such a beautiful country and such an amazing person you are ! Greetings from Greece.

[@charlesharris2749]

As a small child in the 1950's, my Mom took me to Leonard Bros Dept Store in downtown Fort Worth, TX. At the entrance there were two drinking fountains side by side with a sign above each.; one said Black, the other White. So Africa was about 40 years behind us, but we should not forget that it can, and did, happen here. Another great video, Noraly, THANKS!

[@jonam7589]

Correct. However, it can happen again, as you can see by Trump gangs, if we allow it. People need to get educated, since many are not yet.

[@den2ofoz]

And now blacks want to segregate themselves again. But they want it this time. lol!

[@den2ofoz]

@@jonam7589 lol Trump gangs. I'm not even American? But it was the White Democrats who enslaved everyone and until now. Walkaway!!!! KKK are tied up to the Democrats since the beginning of American history. That's the reason civil war happened. If you are American learn your history.

[@jonam7589]

@@den2ofoz I wasn't making any comment towards you or anyone here. I was just making a comment about the general affairs in the US. Yesterday's democrats are not today's democrats as republicans are party of trump. South was democrat; and republican Lincoln fought against them. There is a good reason racists in the south are no longer democrats. It seems that you judge judged me very quickly. God bless America! Good bye!

[@charlesharris2749]

@@den2ofoz Yeah, that's not a thing most places. Maybe it is where there's still a lot of discrimination no matter what the law says.

[@pimkielen9081]

Two guests arrived just now at our lodge. They have been here before and said hey Noraly was at your place. They loved your videos and told me it is much cheaper to travel this way following your travels instead of buying your own bike :-) Groetjes, Pim & Thandie

[@rockinroxxi3710]

Noraly: “Ulee haluee owlee huee howie...” Gives up and points to the map 🤣😂😅 Seriously you are too adorable 🙌 My day is now complete after a Noraly dose. Thank you 😊

[@martynleyfield2941]

Amen to that 👍

[@jerrym3261]

I liked 7:35, "In the herd, I am in the herd". She's a hoot and a half.

[@BohdanMelnychuk]

I chuckled a bit because of the fact that it was not in focus and blurred even then. (But of course she also put a title before that so people could read the name)

[@Viceqt]

🤣🤣she was so cute saying that, especially when you know what she's trying to say. ❤️. Hluhluwe. (The Hluhlu- sound is more like when you sucking on an almost finished soda/liquid with a straw)

[@terryasselstine6879]

Again, thanks for being more than just another motorcycle adventure ride. Being informative about where you are adds so much.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Beautiful scenery and a great history lesson. Thank you Noraly for sharing so much knowledge. I’ve enjoyed all your adventures since the beginning, it’s like we’re along for the ride with you! Ride safe Noraly!

[@tutukanizungu1616]

You have made me realize again that I need to start travelling and see places in SA, I was born and bread in South Africa yet I've only been to 4 provinces out of 9! 😂😅💔 You're a true adventurer 💯💖 ... I wish you a safe and warm stay through out your days in our Motherland!

[@keen2b]

The rest are to dangerous!!

[@RPRosen-ki2fk]

By sharing your experiences, you widen our horizons for those of us ... that don't have the means, the opportunity, or the courage to travel on our own. Thank You Noraly

[@sarathsarepaka4581]

"What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead" . Thanks for sharing this Noraly

[@emilye126]

How very true 👍

[@lpete531]

So true 👌🏾

[@ffarmchicken]

Good point.

[@nicksmith7552]

Well said.

[@guit156]

Absolutely. Thank you, Sarath. It sometimes seems odd to me, an old man, that "communities" can be created in the comment section of a youtube channel, but this is one, and I believe something of what you have highlighted runs through here. Cheers.

[@ophiralong8147]

South Africa’s landscape is breathtaking

[@GenocideJoe-xv8oz]

It is and I'm from Cape town South Africa

[@mikep.9371]

It seems like I just start watching and then it's over! Noraly makes time fly.

[@rogerp4612]

I've been absolutely soaking up every video in this season. But I had been wondering if you were going to address South Africa's very recent and turbulent history, or just stick to all the beautiful scenery. That you chose to address it is commendable. That you did so with candor, clarity and compassion deserves a round of applause.

[@thomasbulla]

The magic of Noraly is, it feels as if you were riding through the world along next to her and she ist talking to you like a good friend rather to a remote audience. Anyway, please show us more of your accomodation and breakfast/lunch as it is part of the travel experience as well. South Africa ist really nice, I think I'll go there again after being vaccinated whenever that may happen.

[@c150gpilot]

Yes. I realize that I tense up when she is in heavy traffic, and ease back when she makes it to open countryside.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Yes

[@HerrOveSweden]

I 100% agree with that!!

[@marie-pascaleleonetti1555]

C'est vrai, j'adorais quand elle nous montrait ses repas....

[@heldemel2035]

We also need to know what time it is!

[@doloresmanhattan77seventh29]

Wow, the place where Nelson Mandella was captured and spent the next 27 years in prisons for believing in human freedom and education. Such great and very sad history of the human race. Thank you, Noraly. As always, a remarkable and memorable story and video.

[@IndusAbi]

Thank you for showing us the wonderful museum & beautiful landscapes of SA.

[@ashishng13]

Did not miss single episode of South Africa excited for upcoming video's. Thanks Noraly unknowingly you reach people's heart all over the world.

[@grabak6668]

So "Itchy Boots" does not only stand for the adventures of an open-minded woman with loads of social (and many other) skills, it stands for ubuntu. Thank you so much.

[@frikkiekock7131]

Hi Noraly. Love your content on KZbin. I am from South Africa and I really enjoy seeing my country through your perspective. I havent even seen most of the northern part of the Country. When you get down to the Western Cape province, you should definitely visit the town Oudtshoorn. It is my hometown and so much cool stuff to see especially the cango wildlife ranch, where you can see lots of tigers, lions, crocodiles and more. Also the cango caves and multiple ostrich farms. Then there is also the awesome accommodation options in and around the town.

[@grahamwitney6259]

So amazing to see my own country from a "tourist's" perspective. Also I love the 360 degree camera.

[@Wilco07]

This is, so far, one of the nicest, most informative flog you will see on your journey through South Africa. The nature and people of South Africa are really beautiful, but Nelson Mandela is really special. Thank you for that.

[@armadilloburns4880]

That steel monument was done by Marco Cianfanelli.From a distance it shows the face of Nelson Mandela.🙏

[@WhiteTiger333]

Oh - wow! I thought maybe each column represented a year imprisoned. I just looked it up to see a photo. Yes!

[@kenross812]

awesome...thanks for explaining that. I looked it up on google also and it's fantastic....i never would have known that and I wondered what the significance of the design was

[@pelleparafin8647]

Ty nice to know.

[@MrJothindra]

Looks like Norally missed it. Was waiting for a drone shot there.

[@michaelhutton3642]

Thanks for pointing that out Armadillo, I would have missed the point of that piece of art.👍

[@alexdelarge8772]

The section on Nelson Mandela was brilliant! I learned a few new things of the great man.

[@dandurban9123]

"Hluhluwe " is pronounced as "shlu-shlu-were" in Zulu. You should also visit the town of Utrecht, named for your hometown in the Netherlands; its nearby where you are right now! enjoy my home province. I do not live there anymore.

[@guletgulet3389]

She posted today , recorded maybe weeks ago

[@gautambarua8260]

Utrecht artist paints. 😃

[@luckystriker7489]

Or more simplified: Su-Shloo-wee

[@luckystriker7489]

I once heard a person pronounce it as "Holloway-holloway" Hillarious!

[@Andre.D550]

Sorry Dan. That’s incorrect. That’s how the non isiZulu speakers massacre the pronunciation.

[@julianlavreau5618]

Like everyone else has said, your channel has provided a wonderful portal to the world. In my case, I was especially interested in seeing South Africa in relation to its growth out of Apartheid. I love this video. Your recounting of the history of Apartheid was very good, especially if you did it from memory! Excellent content. When you ride, you've got thousands of passengers riding with you. Two things: Am I seeing your speedometer incorrectly? You seem to be a fast rider when in town. :-) Second, the quality of your productions exceeds that of television programming with huge budgets and staffs. It is better by far. I watch your channel even when there are literally hundreds of programs on television I could watch -- yours is better. I wonder whether you had considered distributing your channel to television. I also wonder how that kind of relationship would affect your videos. Imagine you riding with a camera truck following you.....

[@charlmatteson7726]

Excellent history lesson. I just can’t imagine what that must’ve been like.

[@nspires1]

I really had no clue how beautiful S. Africa was. Thank you for that.

[@thandisilec835]

One of thee most beautiful countries in the world& top2 most visited in Africa…our landscape& topography is second to none. Very easy and welcoming to tourists…you can’t visit South Africa once to get the full experience, way too much to do

[@ogonzilla]

"I'll show you on the map."" 😂😂

[@abhi1985pradhan]

haha :D Noraly finaly gave up on anything...hard to believe :)

[@armaniquintas]

Listening to her pronounce it was the funniest and cutest thing! I’m South African so know how to pronounce it and I don’t blame her at all for getting it wrong. It’s a very hard name for foreigners to say because it doesn’t use sounds used in any European language. I wouldn’t even know how to explain how to pronounce it phonetically in written form, that’s how hard it is. But I’m definitely calling it “Haloue Loue” from now on and pretending I’m going to somewhere in Hawaii.

[@storedthyme1299]

@@armaniquintas yip I'm also a South African and I can relate

[@storedthyme1299]

@@armaniquintas are you Afrikaans ?

[@ttrguy9952]

YOU beat me!!!! LOL!!!!! 🤣😂🤣

[@johnlaprade2999]

Hello Noraly, I think Johnny Clegg of Jaluka fame was singing in the background at the museum, I'm glad his music lives on.

[@iwk315]

Geology, History, Nature, is there something Noraly can't tell us about? Thanks, verry educational.

[@chris1978nl]

everything but the dutch weather forecast which can change at the minute ;)

[@iwk315]

@@chris1978nl You're probably right

[@ramaramakrishnan132]

A clear and crisp description of Nelson Mandela's life. Well done Noraly.🙏🙏🙏

[@kubenkain7169]

The capture site was actually across the road from the 3D sculpture that you walked around. The farm the museum is on was a lavender farm and the original owner died in the 911 twin tower disaster.

[@WhiteTiger333]

Woah!! (The 911 death).

[@sUASNews]

In that it's on the road next to the railway. There is still a marker there

[@mirzamohammadbeg1928]

@@sUASNews Thanks for the info I have noted down.

[@nairkrishnankutty6712]

why I keenly watch all your videos is because they are mostly informative.This one was really really informative.

[@danniananta199]

Hi Noraly, I'm stumble on your vids the other day, from season4, and then i decided to watch it all in sequence from s1e1. I'm now at s1e90 and i jump to this vid from the notif. And i'm just like...OMG....after all these seasons and you still hv that same vibe! that is awesome. your editing is also improved. bravo miss. I believe you're touching many souls with your vids. Stay safe out there :)

[@slobama]

The Dutch have quite a history in Africa. I remember reading about the Boer wars and those who stayed are now referred to as Afrikaners.

[@neilbutler-wasabirc8941]

Hi Noraly, did you see Mandela’s face appear from the monument? When you walk back from it or to it, at certain angles, all the vertical poles line up and make Mandela’s face. Very well done!

[@tomhirschel8524]

Ahh, shame she didn't film it.

[@BrianCheyne]

I saw that too. She went all the way there, and missed that... :)

[@DBartWest]

Thank you for sharing that. I was wondering what the significance of the poles were.

[@sicko_the_ew]

I think it might be copyright or something?

[@gryhze]

Thought there was a familiar image at 07:10.

[@thomashermanns3228]

Oh thank you for all the impressive quotations and Statements from the museum! Thank you for taking us to this place!!!

[@gattigatozza]

Barbwire production looks like a pretty lucrative business in South Africa.

[@oscarn-]

Also, electric fences.

[@kubek555]

dont forget concrete

[@jeanettecooper1582]

Back tracking your earlier journeys . This is touching and enlightening . Thank you !

[@hguldmann]

The Danish poet H.C. Andersen wrote. "To travel is to live" In the year 1844 .. I personally believe that traveling gives an open mind to other cultures ..

[@brenttilson7617]

We are travelling with you and enjoying every episode. As one of your viewers pointed out, that portrait sculpture of Mandela was neat, but likely more visible from a different approach than the walkway - which is somewhat curious! Great drone footage, and enjoyed the tour through Greytown too. Nice refresher on Mandela!

[@colinm2056]

Hluhluwe (she-shlew-we 😁) is the Zulu name for a type of creeper that grows around there.

[@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593]

No . No phonics for it in English , just like many Khoisan words . Yes we mixed with the Khoi. I am 25% Khoi

[@gernapgn]

Ik was een beetje aan het scrollen door de jouwbuis video's en zag jouw playlist en ik heb enorm respect voor jouw avontuurlijke geest, met recht " een stoer wijf " ga zo door, het zou goed passen op tv op een zondag avond naar jouw avonturen te kijken in plaats van al die kookprogramma's en leedvermaak series

[@TitusBaxter]

Her: "I'll show you on the map." Me: -_- Funny intro and love the use of the 360 cam!

[@corgicliffdivingteam8280]

Thank you for bringing us this video about Nelson Mandela!

[@JasperEnLarissa]

You could have stayed with us in Durban, nice pool, good braai and some Dutch treats.. 🤣

[@oidadesgibtsned]

Durban is not exactly enjoyable, except of that ushaka-zulu waterpark. Can't even go for a stroll on the shore of the indian ocean - even in sight of the hotels guards - without fellers carrying guns running towards you. Been there, got that experience for me troubles. That town -- you can have it, thank you very much. What I've enjoyed more: Cape Town (especially Victoria&Albert Waterfront) - even took a sailing turn just to get wet and soaked to the bones alongside with looots and loooots of fun. ;)

[@jostack103]

Thank you for showing us those beautiful parts of the globe. this is pure enjoyment.

[@roflmaobbqhax]

Greytown is my home town :D I miss it so much, I'm jealous you got to ride through it. I miss the farms and forests and the short distance to the Drakensberg. Enjoy KZN!!!

[@storedthyme1299]

That place is a nice place to go. I do live in South Africa btw

[@artiecisneros4691]

Thank you, your are a breath of fresh air and an inspiration.

[@billybluetank86]

Why do I always feel better after watching you out there..... living life through you Noraly

[@larrykaminski3269]

Thank you for the lesson in South African history...Gerard video

[@plumduff3303]

Fantastic film takes me back to my time in South Africa I will always have Africa in my blood and your film brought it all back...thankyou

[@martinlith3477]

Zo ff tijd om weer te kijken. Goed dat je de apartheid weer uitlegde van zuid Afrika gr Martin

[@zweispurmopped]

I had South Africa on my Computer for nearly 15 years now. Ubuntu! ^^) That country wrote a piece of history that spells hope for all. Dear South Africans, please step closer together, my arms aren't *that* long! :oD Hugs, hugs, hugs!

[@beakittelscherz5419]

Agreed! Greetings from Oldenburg ;-)

[@mirzamohammadbeg1928]

Agreed! Heart felt greetings from USA.

[@zweispurmopped]

@@mirzamohammadbeg1928 Back atcha both from Troisdorf/Germany! ^^)

[@Weazle099]

OH wow!! Would you look at you. You past right by the house I grow up in as a child and had to pass by the school I went too as you past through Greytown.

[@GavinLon]

Hey!! My home province. Welcome! Thanks for showing the world how beautiful this part of the world is!

[@andy5786]

Fantastic video of South Africa thanks for sharing

[@robertolsen9893]

Hi Noraly, Rob here , I am South African, You must travel the Natal Coast either side of Durban, it is the most beautiful part of Durban and the Valley of a thousand hills, Durban is a lovely City as well.

[@kevintaylor1928]

I love your laugh, Noraly, its cute!

[@kingman7632]

I hope she tried Natal's national dish...the Bunny Chow!

[@oidadesgibtsned]

If I remember correctly, that nice town is spoken like this: "schlu-schlu-we" - or what Stu afore me has mentioned. Been there 2006. Nice place :-) Stay Safe, milady. Just can't resist: ... I'll show you a place high on desert plain --- where the streets have no name! -- U2 ftw. Off we go! And thanks so much for taking us along your wonderful trip!

[@Zodiac730908]

12:25. where is this statement? come see reverse oppression. Mandela is (not was, he still is.) a legend, just a pity his "comrades" are cut from a different cloth. come live here for a few years and come see the oppression. not just against whites, but xenophobia against each other too often sees our locals burning the shops of the foreigners. we have a mess on our hands and instead of fixing it, we are left blaming generations no longer even alive. lets all live for now, and forget our troubled past. 27 years into democracy and we have potholed roads, corruption, violence against our farmers and murders that go un-investigated. we have a power supplier that cannot run properly, and have been building a power station now for over 10 years and 200 billion rands over budget. We have massive power increases for a power utility that cannot even do basic maintenance and we often have power cuts because "our coal is wet". South Africa is beautiful, and that is why I still live here but its getting a bit long in the tooth with billions and billions going missing and no accountability for it. What used to be the powerhouse of Africa is now the joke of the continent. Learn the real facts about SA before you all want to make statements about how well or not you think we are recovering. Come to South Africa to see a beautiful country and try avoiding our uncolourful and troubled past. I don't go America to hear how the Americans shoot each other to death in the schools, so why would you want to come here to see this bad part of history that we should all leave behind. Nostalgia prevents Progress.

[@TagW110]

Good touch of balance offered here. Well said.

[@trevorjameson3213]

Well said!

[@agrid2608]

I wouldn't call whiny, random whataboutism "balance"... And yes: you travel to a country to see monuments, museums and landmarks which refer to?....History! You just seem rather to want to sweep SA's history under the carpet.

[@Zodiac730908]

​@@agrid2608 Yet again, an opinion from someone else that knows very little. If a person keeps rubbing salt on a wound, how would it ever heal? Our problems are domestic. Lets leave it there. Us South African don't need you foreign 'spoons' to come stir our stew. Your tone could be a little less snotty, but then again, maybe not. Unless you're a South African, your opinion means less than snake crap at the bottom of the sea. Now run along and go try share your infinite wisdom with America and their North vs South slave era. Some things should rather be left alone.

[@dbcooper7326]

It is amazing what you are able to do. In the past there would be a film crew, to achieve what you are doing and you carrying everything on the back of a motorcycle.

[@guns_of_fury2668]

You're doing a great job showing us this bit of Africa, Noraly. More power to you and your motorcycle !!

[@tomsikes1]

So many obstacles to watch for there! Thank you for taking us along!

[@restmysoul6579]

Exerce Perfectioni. Unfortunately our beloved country is a mess. We have always been divided and probably will be for many decades to come. The racial divide is just too deep and people have no respect for each other. I have followed your channel from the beginning but unfortunately this episode has kind of made me look at it from a different angle. Noraly - dont believe everything you have read about our country from the media around the world. People aren't always what they seem - especially politicians and sadly most religious leaders as well. I grew up in the apartheid era and certainly did not agree with how things were done back in the day - yet here we are - we are all worse off than ever. Apartheid in any form is wrong but the shift in leadership has not improved most peoples lives - instead the hatred and divide is being fuelled by their greed. Greed is not limited to color nor race. They beauty of this land cannot cover or hide what is going currently I have traveled the world and I can say that our country is indeed spectacular in beauty, but it is tainted by crime and hatred. As a adventure rider myself I try to keep my opinions to myself and I try to be as objective as possible about everything. There will always be agendas behind everything we see. My point is this. Enjoy the trip and the experience of being a adventure rider but don't be fooled or conned by people. Propaganda is just that. There are always two sides to any story, but if you haven't lived it - the good and the bad of it - rather just steer clear from making ill informed statements. Noraly keep riding and be safe. KwaZulu-Natal is a very beautiful part of this country - especially the natal midlands and drakensberg areas BUT be alert and don't go alone to remote areas. Team up with other adventure riders on this one.

[@NayanJB]

What ill informed opinion was she making!? Everything Noraly said abt d apartheid era is true & based on historical facts. She didn't make any statement on current society/politics did she?

[@juanjesusmarcos1591]

Noraly you are a big rider and very friendly, from north of spain in asturias,good trip

[@lamintouray7386]

I like the way you explain things. Btw RIP Johnny Clegg too.

[@lottepalma2169]

Beautiful place and productive..

[@mahims9414]

You missed the feature of the monument. If you stand about 10 metres away from it, you'll see Mandela's face.

[@oreilly1237878]

Don't forget to visit the Masai sometime itchy boots ,the King's of Africa and gentlemen to.

[@genestatler2514]

Thank you, Noraly for that touching and informative visit to the Mandela museum. Also, that drone footage while operating your motorcycle was fantastic!!!

[@robbroer2156]

Geweldig dat je ook van alles kan vertellen over de plaatsen waar je langs komt. Het voegt zeker wat toe t.o.v. andere motortravelers die er zijn. Keep up the good work and drive safe.

[@ΜάνοςΠαυλάκης-ζ2χ]

You know you found a qualitative channel when you first smash that like button and then watch the video. Great content. Much love from Greece!

[@alleycat7454]

You just keep being you and everything will come together.

[@gregworley3768]

Thank you for taking us along on your journey and sharing this very important part of history!

[@zatoichi101]

Would be so cool if you could swing by Jeffreys Bay, about 1,000km South of Durban, and get some shots of surfing there!!!!!

[@HeadakusMaximus]

Nelson Mandela: Insurgent, Domestic Terrorist, Kidnapping Victim, President. Title depends on viewpoint.

[@ZygmuntKletterstein]

Those are some very squeaky boots! Love your work.

[@BobMcDougall]

Who gives these videos a thumbs down? Seriously. I love Noraly's videos. Her editing, her stories, her history and geology lessons are some of the best on KZbin!

[@domesticbliss007]

There just doesn't seem to be enthusiastic commentary along the ride... Noraly rides through exquisite hills and valleys and no comment at all... Dunno.. Seems laclustre to me... Almost like she ain't enjoying the ride..

[@trevorjameson3213]

@@domesticbliss007 Well I think a lot of the thumbs down for this video are because of the inclusion of something that could be interpreted as politically-motivated. I don't come here to get lessons in humanity. Only come here to see the riding and scenery of different countries. That other stuff should be left out. But yes, you are right, there is no commentary during the ride, which does seem a bit unusual.

[@lshort8842]

I'm sure many of those thumbs down are from regular loyal subscribers who do not care for political content. We get more than enough of that elsewhere. A few thumbs down won't her her ratings, but could be instructive.

[@kenc2257]

@@lshort8842 Why is this so-called (by you) "political content" substantially different from Noraly's commentary regarding the Germans and Americans in the Netherlands during World War II? It isn't. The video commentary (portions regarding the Nelson Mandela Capture Site/museum/monuments) are not inherently political, and they're certainly not divisive--this is historical.

[@indraallian6371]

@@kenc2257 Indeed Ken C And those who think human rights are political and somthing you dont want to hear about, well think again I say. People giving this video a thumbs down sends cold shivers down my spine.

[@ozzy7804]

You are a good excemple of living the live and work for happiness. I love to see your videos they are inspiring. Btw the asfalt back roads are in south africa are better than the main roads of Bonaire

[@stillwater7929]

Thanks Noraly for choosing to add the historical values of the places you travel. Truly encapsulates to whole experience!!!!

[@bkbroiler8069]

Up next Noraly shows us up close the struggles of minority farmers in South Africa.

[@macclift9956]

Don't the thousands upon thousands of white crosses represent the farmers who have been murdered; white crosses ignored by the "civilised" world, those with a hypothetical morality that accommodates propaganda but steers clear of the truth? However, that is only the tip of the iceberg: since 1994, the lives snuffed out (of beleaguered cultures that contribute almost zero percent towards the violent crime statistics of the country) are enough to fill the Melbourne Cricket Ground? Perhaps a slow-moving genocide casually tossed into the "general crime" body bag of the country?

[@6Twisted]

How do you manage all the data from 3 camera's? I just have one and all the footage takes up 5 terrabyes.

[@paul.vanhout57]

Lots of shoppers and cattle in your path! Important message and history at the museum - one could say we still suffer from the same social injustices.

[@StuartParker]

The town you're trying to pronounce is said like "shloo-shloo-way." Enjoy the trip!

[@orical2832]

Shloo-shloo-wee...

[@jonam7589]

the way she tried to say it why so cute.

[@lamintouray7386]

But there is no S in the spelling. Lol.

[@jacquesvanhoutert1685]

Mooi...dat je ook dieper ingaat op de historie en laat zien wat Mandela betekent.

[@jackbelk8527]

My day is complete and it's only 8 in the morning!

[@aniketadas]

Here it's 8 in the evening

[@Thp33]

@@aniketadas Bharat Mata ki Jai..✊🇮🇳

[@donnatabing139]

130 am Australia

[@FERRYKANA]

11.30pm Indonesia

[@jameshamre8778]

This was another well told story! Good production and content. Much appreciated

[@plofkraak6536]

The historical situation around Piet Retief and the Zulu's is also very interesting. The reason why they fled the cape and what the Zulu's did to them when they arived in Zululand, after a very difficult journey. Try to imagine being a farmer in South Africa through the centuries.

[@davidwootton683]

We have gained some positive things in all this Noraly since Mandela was let out. But they are few, and far between. But we are heading if the ANC leaders do not get a handle on corruption, mismanagement, racism, (African against African, African against other foreign Africans and African against Whites) then this wonderful country is going to end up like the rest of Africa. You need to balance your starry eyed European view of South Africa. What is going to happen if the ANC goes through with the very negative factor like trying to sell the idea that they can legally steal your property, without paying for it. Well I will tell you it is not what Mandela wanted. We will have a Civil War.

[@sledawgpilot]

Trading white supremacists for ANC black supremacists

[@lynnpalmer8133]

@@davidwootton683 You mean like how the Afrikaners stole their property?

[@pelomk9022]

Try to imagine being a Zulu while South Africa was getting invaded by outsider from another continent who now feel entitled to your land

[@cyrildenecommunityforum3684]

Sadly most communities throughout the world have experienced/suffered from some form of "land theft" and those who currently occupy the land are likely not the original people who first settled there. This includes the Bushman and others who first occupied Southern Africa and who were later dispersed by the movement of Central African tribes (Great Lakes Region) during their period of migration and thereafter by the European settlers and the story of who stole what and who has more rights will never end. Apartheid and the unjust laws may have officially ended from the White Rulers and white privilege but sadly a new order by Black Rulers and Black privileged and unjust laws have been rewritten and exists today currently in South Africa regardless of the justifications why it had to redress the past injustices. We can only hope that sense and freedom will prevail for all ONE DAY.

[@cometsmom8943]

WOW. That was very good and informative. Thank you

[@HollySwanson]

Are you going through Hibberdene by any chance? I use to live there and i miss it so much,would love to see it again.

[@bobmarley_1979]

I was there in Jan . it looks so different but the last time i was there was in 2012 ..

[@lpete531]

Awesome history lesson 👌🏾 never knew many of those details. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽

[@22fret]

"Asimbonanga" by Johnny Clegg & Savuka playing in the museum. How appropriate indeed...

[@TerraPosse]

Yup, gave me goosebumps. Still got a CD of them somewhere.

[@tullowoilzzz]

Great song meaning "We have not seen him" in Zulu

[@Ozboyz60]

Interesting to hear you talk about apartheid…considering that it was THe Dutch who were the main perpetrators of black oppression! Love your work Noraly! 😎🌈🌻

[@robintrehaeven6800]

Not really true. The Dutch were early and staunch opponents of apartheid. Both the Dutch people and the government of the Netherlands provided significant and ongoing material and moral support to the anti-apartheid movements during the struggle. The African National Congress for example operated a diplomatic mission in the Netherlands with the full support of the Netherlands government. The descendants of the Dutch settlers in South Africa identified as Afrikaner, not Dutch, and this had been true for at least 75 years before the first implementation of the first of the apartheid laws in 1948. Further Afrikaners were not solely responsible for apartheid. Many white English-speaking South Africans were complicit in greater or lesser degrees.

[@bundunett3212]

I lived in HluHluwe Game reserve as a kid, 1966-1969 : ) Hlu Hlu weh, you are riding my old stomping grounds.

[@HowzitUSA]

We’ll have to plan a ride to shloo shloo weh 🤪

[@jdvannoy99]

Thank you for showing the museum - that was excellent.

[@christophmensch3945]

I got goosebumps from the sceneries, the riding and this awesome excursion into SA politics with Nelson Mandela! So great, so interesting, so Itchy Boots!

[@worldpeace1973]

“So powerful is the light of unity that it can illuminate the whole earth~” Baha’u’llah

[@pauljo9441]

Much history there hope humanity doesn't ever forget

[@danielj4]

I think 🤔 it’s being forgotten to say the least.

[@kaypee4704]

They left out, that Mandela was also a communist.

[@chrisjordan388]

@@kaypee4704 and had his hand in planting many a bomb that killed civilians!!!

[@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593]

@@kaypee4704 communism just like capitalism and socialism is another form of economic management. All democratic governments of the earth are a mixture of the

[@mickeymelton66]

Your very best! Thank you.