SA has not THANKED the African Countries for Supporting our Liberation | PART 4 | Colson Beea

[@thatomusapitso5169]

By far the most informative serie I've listened to under the network, thought provoking from start to finish. Im inspired to read up more about the "arms struggle" clearly one only knows what they(propaganda infused media) want us to know ai mara fede we move. Thank you Nntate Beea for your service, you and your comrades crawled so we can walk.......May the good Lord keep you under his wings and make it possible for you to reunite with your daughter.

[@Bvka_nk2]

One of the best series - informative. This is not an interview but a great conversation with Grootman Ntate Beea 🙏🏾

[@pumlambiza3922]

Thanks MDeva, these gems need to be documented as mich as possible. We have come a long way as a country and where we are right now is not what we budgeted for.

[@hlonni_chelsea6711]

Are you aware that Jazz Hour is also the name of EFF albums. And in almost all the songs, theres gun sounds behind every song. 3:35

[@Mabe_Tebogo]

Always a pleasure to listen to Ntate Beea.

[@letshelamariri4885]

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview

[@nomasontogumede2667]

I personally love and respect such minds and you are my favorite Hero Mr being interviewed our country and continent need you more than you think and can imagine!! Thanks David for inviting such cream 🙏🙏

[@xaviersoldaat8554]

Love the show, love the show & our guest❤. Ntate Beea is giving us something that is very valuable about the history of our country.

[@ngcebondebele597]

One journalist who tried to expose some of the secrets(Codesa compromises) that Ntate Beea is revealing today was arrested by Thabo Mbeki's government back in 2007..namhlanje uMbeki projects himself as if he is a Saint who never did anything wrong during his tenure..

[@sbongazulu8025]

I have been waiting for this episode. Thanks King👑

[@thebikonomist6030]

Possibly one of the most important series to come out in the history of this country, particularly at this juncture of the country's journey. It helps us look back through a lense that has thus far been suppressed/unavailable. Re leboga go menagane ntate Beea le rre Mashabela

[@thembam7907]

Thank you Mdeva for this. It always warms my heart to listen to expiriences of our liberation struggle. My late Uncle was MK fought in Angola. I agree with Bra C.

[@tshepormokgethi3832]

FNLA was competing with MPLA. It was never a military wing of MPLA. FNLA made of Angolans from BaKongo Tribe, MPLA made up of assimilado black/mulatto Angolans and UNITA made up of Ovimmbundu Angolans. All these organisations fought against each other to take over Angola after Portuguese left. Ultimately FNLA cadres were absorbed into the South African Military as 32 Battalion.

[@thembam7907]

@tshepormokgethi3832 my mistake i meant People's Armed Forces of Liberation of Angola. PAFLA , military of MPLA. Thank you for clarity.

[@dubekayisaherman1991]

May the General find his daughter in Botswana. He seems touched and hurt by the story

[@niklaskhathutshelo]

Mr Beea is the face of this podcast, so informative of what was happening during those days, I would like him to tell us of countries all over the world that helped to get through the struggle, it seems some African people are claiming what they never provide. Mr Beea represents how majority of man thinks and act towards women especially if one felt she was my soul mate, it doesn't matter to a man how many years he has left, but when he comes back is always ready to continue where they might have left😊😅😂

[@vusidumisanimiya994]

Bathengisa lapho ke ngo 99 elections worse i Anc in government strong yingakho iku 40% namuhla sad 💔💔💔 😭 😭😭. Sacrifices of the 76 Generation gone into waste dubbed The Special Generation in this country (76 Detachment)

[@IvanSekamatte]

They echoed our Ancestors period

[@EleLeeuw-dr8tr]

Thanks Mdava. Really appriciate this series. God willing, we can get another guest with experience of struggle history and or prior history, to articulate themselves just as well. Ta!!!

[@pumeza_ndzobongo]

How I hope this video gets to Neo nkosi yam. It's a sad reality that some men out there would die for an opportunity to become fathers, but they have children they don't know about.45:56

[@GlenroseMakgorogo]

ANC didn't thank African countries. We stayed behind and apartheid till it's demise

[@IvanSekamatte]

We love the warriors from south a😢 that came to Uganda for course Marines love you we old men know

[@tsiyanebantundlovu4814]

🗣️🎙️Yhoooooooo ubaba has connected the dots what most have been trying to hide. MK and ZAPU are what triggered GUKURAHUNDI (1979-1987) in Zimbabwe. Wazewasikhulula baba, thina izintandane zika Dr Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo. Siyabonga Ntate Beea, liqhubeke ngeqiniso, sifunde okwethu.

[@sebepidletsebe2057]

The denial of the apartheid effect on Mzansians only mean one thing "the enemy" eventually won the tag of war. People need pride in achieving - not grant reliant. The government has to put an enabling environment in place. Help land claimants get back to getting used to outgrow the working smart deception that deny them to provide for themselves. This will counter the majority reliance on quick fix genetically manipulated supplies, due to induced laziness. 😢

[@davidmakhema9421]

10:03 PM : This is what goes with my understanding and expectations. The West made a hype on Climate change. They made us close our production of petrol from coal and Eskom sabotaged to give way to alternative energy. We then suffered endless loadshedding ,high electricity tariffs and high fuel price. We also destroyed economic infrastructure to choke any growth to create jobs. But if we had gone to the East ,Angola, Cuba, Russia etc. South Africa could have been a better country today.

[@jamelajamelafarms2025]

The Angola point is really interesting, I think ANC really messed up. I think ANC could have done better educating South African people and the region itself on these relationships

[@chuenemabokela2429]

Oh, finally, part 4 is here. Let me enjoy watching it.❤

[@onkesigenu6243]

In my first job 24 years ago, two of my colleagues within exactly the same team, discovered that they had fought in the same battle and could have killed each other! Both were extremely kind hearted people and always the thought used to hit them so hard! The black one was a female by the way…

[@mpuoaneskosana5338]

Re a leboha, Ntate Mashabela le Ntate Beea, for the series of interviews.

[@FreddyMoroke]

Thanks King David!!

[@Sekhukhune1121]

1:38:02 we really appreciate what you're doing, Mr King 🤴 Bra Dave Mashabela studio 😢. So sad, very sad 😔

[@montwedimatlhoko8836]

Thanks bra Mdeva, Rre Beea re a leboga

[@wilcoxdaniel9825]

South Africa Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Angola and Namibia must organize a sadc conference of thanks to Nigeria, Libya, Ethiopia, egypt, Zambia, tanzania, Botswana and oau/ au to formally thank them for refuge, assistance and encouragement during their struggles for freedom from foreign domination and control.

[@TsekoMofokeng-v2o]

ANC is clueless what come first. They are engaged in unending parties.

[@dubekayisaherman1991]

True that. Zimbabwe has thanked the front line states since 1980

[@tafadzwamakara4519]

Zimbabwe has done that already

[@tsiyanebantundlovu4814]

🗣️🎙️Yes Zimbabwe committed a genocide ' gore re GUKURAHUNDI 1979-1987 Unity Accord Meeting(UK). Terror over Arms Cache in Matabeleland belonging to MKHONTO WESIZWE (MK).

[@thamimalope5221]

quality is great !

[@musadlamini9501]

Cha Baba just say it plainly, Mandela compromised a lot at the revolution disadvantage. That's why we are where we are.

[@jamelajamelafarms2025]

David, I think you have to do more of these. Look at Legacy and also Fighting men of Rhodesia you will see what white people are doing for their own

[@mikemolefe7670]

President Zuma visited Angola on 24 November 2015. Mandela had visited Angola on the 29th and 30th April 1998

[@vusidumisanimiya994]

💔💔💔💔💔💔😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭For the envy of the World institution called DENEL💔💔💔😭😭😭😭

[@NeroMaziya]

Tell us more about the battle of Quito quanaval

[@dazzledonkey]

@kingdavidstudio1 I wish to give some constructive criticism bra David. I really enjoy your interviews and am learning a lot. One thing: interruptions/ interjections. Are. A. Lot. There are several interviews where guests are distracted and don't finish their points, several times. Please let the guests speak a bit more uninterrupted. It also makes the interview easier to follow as a viewer or listener.

[@omphilemathole4450]

Let alone the donations, what happened to the pensions funds of all the homeland civil servants?.

[@Bee-om7fo]

People make the mistake of comparing Alex with other townships; 90% of people living in Alex are there temporary because of work; they have their home lands in all provinces in SA; in other townships, like Soweto, Mamelodi, etc., people live there permanently.

[@ramokonemogotlane482]

I agree with you, I grew up in Alex.

[@KaoMohomane]

certainly,there is in no way...one can reconcile with that amount

[@Blackmoses2]

My late brother and his white buddy both Zimbos/Rhodes Rhodesians used to laugh about being enemies in the Bush war

[@tafadzwamakara4519]

South Africa has thanked us with Afrophobia

[@ethichadebe]

Lets gooo!!!!!

[@TK-nl3sy]

To my knowledge President Mbeki did visit Angola numerous times. Remember the Renaissance idealogy that he wanted for/in Africa was shared with African leaders across the continent! Also keepnin mind President Mbeki allegedly has business interests in other african countries!

[@sbuda3413]

But you don't see those business giving back

[@EleLeeuw-dr8tr]

Ntate Beea. Is the ANC ripe for an ANC president to go beyond two terms?

[@busisiweyiliwe]

Naked truth

[@KaoMohomane]

Tintswalo,se voet Mdeva... We deserve better than tha..are u saying Mr Beea must be contend with the money he got as a former combatant?

[@luckymonau7426]

Sure King David, you are doing a great job however I still think you could have asked this comrade about the alleged sexual abuse incidents in the liberation movement

[@ndumisodlamini711]

Why using apartheid as measure? Very informative interview. Except for the last few minutes compromised.

[@vusumuzimasuku4939]

Talks same thing eZimbabwe, you a Captain empini now integration you Corporals, hence in Zimbabwe ZIPRA cadres deserted including me!

[@MivoThando]

Anc is not our country( SA) ! Anc was seeking asylum to all these countries as liberating movement,therefore when they gain power they should individually go and give thanks to those countries that accomodated them. Lets not confuse this with a country

[@LookAtM3-w3n]

Finally someone said it

[@LookAtM3-w3n]

....I mean we didn't even see where that money went

[@johnphiri4109]

is that not what he says at 21:10

[@bhekisizwemthethwa341]

Yah No....your dislike of Africans and love for your oppressor who spits on you daily fascinates me......

[@TsekoMofokeng-v2o]

ANC is clueless on what come first. It can't prioritize. If organization is clueless,there is no way it can govern the country.

[@Charles-d3e]

David, in which country do you live? yes we have thanked the africans. we have thanked them with Xenophobia. Everyday, we do.What a beautiful thank you

[@mondechaphi6754]

Angola

[@tonymangion6413]

Yes they hid as far north as they could in case the sadf arrived they never once had any battles with the SA army or air Force because they nu they would go home in a pine box at least Zanu took on Rhodesia army in battles and lost thousands in process

[@Vdtuvxuruvru]

I expected that the so called liberation movement will March to the union building singing and dancing taking over power ,sleeping with the enemy, shame. Your efforts were invain

[@Vdtuvxuruvru]

You were highly trained but failed to win the country back, now the story you telling is very sad indeed

[@TsekoMofokeng-v2o]

Is not him per se. From Mbeki,Zuma and Ramaphosa is disaster.

[@cebisamabena6134]

😭😭😭😭

[@KaoMohomane]

Tokyo spoke about this huge donated monies but he was projected as an insane liar who can’t even count costs.