SNOW IN AFRICA? African American Couple React "Geography Now! LESOTHO" | The Demouchets REACT AFRICA

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[@TheOGpatriotLady]

If you guys wanna know why Lesotho is landlocked inside South Africa, you should watch "Geography Now! South Africa", they explain it nicely

[@realebohafaso8704]

Iam a fan from Lesotho 🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸 iam so happpy seeing my country recognized 😍💓😍😍💙💜🥰🥰🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Much love!

[@germasehloho9610]

We The People.....

[@nkosikhonantwanambi8601]

You owe us rent!

[@chrisscorner3722]

Finally my Homeland is recognised well let me explain that whole inside South Africa thing there were several Wars that was for that were engaged in between our founding fathers and the African Community even though we lost a great part of our territory which is now the South African province of the free state we managed to maintain our sovereignty due to our founding Kings diplomacy and winning nine games there was an attempt in in 1884 to integrate our Kingdom into the greater union on South Africa but unfortunately for the Colonial government they were defeated resoundingly and we were able to keep our sovereignty after that war British assumed Direct rule up until up until 1966 so since the apartheid government never ruled my country we never experienced apartheid directly

[@tokelontsoane7515]

​@@nkosikhonantwanambi8601😂😂😂😂

[@j.o.g.s8179]

And there's snow in Kenya on Mt. Kenya. And snow in Tanzania/the Kenyan border on Mt. Kilimanjaro. Once the elevation get's high enough near the equator/below the equator the temperatures drop and stay chilly, which is why a lot of Europeans were happy to colonise this wondrous continent (though we kicked them out eventually!)

[@yandy3419]

In Africa between Zambia and Zimbabwe we have one of eight wonders on earth Victoria falls it's always rains no matter the season and has a rainbow all seasons.. Please check videos about Victoria falls. 🌈🇿🇲👍🏾

[@thato596]

Musi oa tunya

[@namwinga.6839]

Shungu na mutitima

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Will do!

[@headfield143dube3]

We have both the rainbow and moonbow 😉

[@SUN-oi4fs]

Lesotho is so Beautiful and is a little brother to South Africa ❤

[@tobeginbegin4230]

Okay, so just to correct that history lesson in the video (buckle up this will be long:) King Moshoeshoe conquered/unified all the different clans in the original kingdom of Lesotho, which includes parts of what is now SA, to form the Basotho nation. But then he realised the British were coming & they were fighting the Voortrekkers along the way, each eager to colonise his nation. Along the Eastern coast, Shaka also realised colonisation was afoot and reached out to various kings to form treaties and unify " the people of the sun" (descendants of the Northern and central Africans who migrated south a long time ago) to fight off the colonisers. He and Moshoeshoe formed a coalition, agreeing to fight together. Unfortunately Shaka was killed by his brother before he could complete this mission. King Moshoeshoe then realised he couldn't beat the British AND the Voortrekkers. He ceded land that is now part of the Free State in SA to the British, struck up a treaty with them, then retreated to his fortress, Thaba Bosiu, and only kept land that was naturally protected by the mountains or could be defended from the fortress. Since the British & Dutch were now "friends" of his nation, they protected him and his lands from the Voortrekkers, the Apartheid government, etc. So his descendants were able to ascend to the throne as they would have in pre colonial times. And so Lesotho still has a King to this day and is it's own country in the middle of another country.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Thank you so much for sharing this. You have a storytelling gift within you.

[@tobeginbegin4230]

Pleasure. And thank you so much 😊

[@Sbudafada]

Also it's the Nhlapo King who helped Moshoeshoe win the Kingdom from his broethen and created an aliance between King Moshoeshoe and King Shaka and was rewarded with lang wihin Lesotho hence you also find Sotho speaking Nhlapos

[@Kori123]

@@Sbudafada like me...a sotho speaking Nhlapo

[@Sbudafada]

@@Kori123 do you know the history of Sotho Speaking Nhlapo's that King Mlambo of the Nhlapos (affiliated with Zulu King Shaka) in Mpisikazi Ermelo was best friends with King Moshoeshoe, helped him win the Kingdom from his brother and created an alliance between King Shaka and Moshoeshoe. They were so close that Moshoeshoe named his son Molapo a seSotho pronunciation of Mlambo. Moshoeshoe also offered Mlambo land in Lesotho to return the favor. Mlambo never took the land however upon his death there was in fighting amongst his son's for the Nhlapo kingdom the other prince fled to Lesotho to ask for the land promised to his father. That's how you find Nhlapos in Lesotho and the Freestate. Though they speak seSotho they still have strong Zulu praises "izithakazelo"

[@thebusinessstrategistbw816]

I live in Botswana, only 2 borders from Lesotho and I only found out recently that it doesn't only snow in Lesotho, but there's a ski resort there too.

[@proscoviaotim6040]

Uganda has snow toooo!!!! Just a few countries in Africa has snow btw

[@cireenasimcox1081]

I think my sons & I might hold the Guinness Book of Records for the number of times visiting Lesotho...in one day. The boys & I were trying desperately to get out of South Africa & away from their homicidal father who we learnt had not just one but two agencies looking for us. We knew the local Durban airport would be staked out so we decided to leave through Jo'burg. It's a straightforward drive on a good highway and takes around 8 hours. So off we tootled one Saturday morning from Durban...& got to Jo'burg late Sunday night! Because it came to pass, once on the road, that none of us could read maps(this was pre-Satnav, obviously). So the first time we crossed the Lesotho border we had a natter with the guards who waved us cheerily on our way. The second time we passed through we all had a talk about how I'd managed to go out the other side yet looped back/ The third time there was quite a bit of eye rolling - and by the fourth we'd hit peak embarrassment. Jammed down the accelerator...and discovered we'd run out of petrol. They pushed us down the mountain with what appeared to be unnecessary vigour, swearing we'd find a township down there. And yep we did - along with a cosy pub and friendly people who fixed us some food & whiskey and we all went round in a group to wake up the guy who had the keys to the petrol pump. Couldn't recommend a country more - especially if you're going to spend a whole day just driving in and out of it/ Fun for young and old!😂😂

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

What a sad, sweet, & hilarious story! Glad you made it out of both situations. Thanks for sharing with us!

[@Kori123]

I'm glad my country somehow brought goodness in your otherwise sad experience. I hope you are well. And come back home bcos you are one of us now 🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸

[@KagisoMutlaneng]

Wonderful reaction guys. Keep the vids coming. Super simple summary: Lesotho and eSwatini (FORMERLY Swaziland) were countries before South Africa, and were much larger. Their territories were claimed by pre-Union of South Africa countries (e.g. Vrystaat, Transvaal, Natal, Cape Colony etc), and through negotiations kept being claimed. Naha ea baSotho (pre-Basutoland, later Lesotho) formed c. 1822 CE. uMbuso weSwatini (pre-Swaziland, later eSwatini) formed c. 1840 CE. Union of South Africa/Unie van Zuid-Afrika (pre-Republic of South Africa) formed 1910 CE. Source: My mother grew up in Lesotho (due her father being in exile during apartheid), even though we are baTswana.

[@ntateMarete]

Lesotho is very interesting indeed. If and when u visit South Africa, come to Lesotho too, i will take u on a three day tour of the country on 4X4 and ull leave meditated..

[@kabelothebe4350]

I support you guys about Lesotho im South Africans but live about 20minutes away from Lesotho,Beautiful country my wife shes from there

[@itsthatguy577]

😊

[@morenakhaya655]

The reason is in geography now South Africa it will explain history of Lesotho and south Africa

[@maudnxumalo9560]

Lesotho is not a little bit cold its very cold.Just like Chicago.

[@refiloeforson6769]

Singular = Mosotho not Masotho Plural =Basotho Otherwise your Sesotho pronunciation it's 👍

[@missppp]

MASOTHO, LOL

[@siyabongamhaga4450]

Hi family may you kindly react to Geography now South Africa

[@greater83]

12:47 Sankomota brilliant music group as well certainly one of the best South Africa has 2 times more Sothos than Lesotho And bout 3 times more Tswanas than Botswana

[@mogp427]

Guys it gets cold here in South Africa, real cold!!,parts of the country does get Snow during winter season, especially high lying areas.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

We'll keep that in mind.

[@letelemakhetha7608]

We here🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸

[@benjiza0314]

Those Basotho blankets were in the movie Avengers infinity war, Avengers Endgame and Black Panther

[@shiftorigi1346]

Thanks 4 showing love to My home country Even tho I live in SA

[@energyrevtv1380]

You guys should just be invaded by south africa and become a province...how do you have a yard inside a yard...jst saying

[@shiftorigi1346]

@@energyrevtv1380 no thanks Our forefathers fought and suffered a lot for us to end up like the Zulu kingdom

[@shiftorigi1346]

@@energyrevtv1380 Also guy Lesotho was a country even before South Africa was united So honestly speaking your people are the ones who built your property around an already built one

[@AGirlNamedVan]

Lesotho is a place I'd love to wish to visit. Oh they have the basotho blankets that the tribe in wakanda was wearing the other brother with the rhino lol that was based on them. Lesotho and Eswathini (Swaziland) I'd really love to visit someday still

[@Kori123]

It's a beautiful country. Please come. You will love it

[@tessvillineVanWyk7436]

it snow in some parts of south africa aswell ...and not like little snow alot of snow especially sutherland...check out geography now south africa😔

[@leigh4326]

Drakensberg too and I remember it snowed heavy when I lived Krugersdorp in high school. I just tell people we have penguins duh ofcourse it’s cold man 😅

[@tessvillineVanWyk7436]

@@leigh4326 yeah it can get really cold 🥶

[@mmalehumomasha9901]

I am a fun and I was born and raised in Lesotho 💕you will love it there believe you me.

[@bernardTk]

🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸 shout out from Lesotho

[@molebohengthekiso2124]

That is my country guys small but beautiful.

[@MosesMatsepane]

Regarding Snow check this video "LESOTHO : COLDEST COUNTRY IN AFRICA. It Snows!" I go Snowboarding there in July every year if I get a chance, it's amazing and affordable. About $400 for a 3 night weekend including equipment rentals, accommodation and a Ski pass. I already booked my trip for next year.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

That's a good deal!

[@Sbudafada]

@@TheDemouchetsREACT when are you coming?

[@mhlave2440]

Another fun fact, there are more Basotho in South Africa than the total population of Lesotho 🇱🇸.

[@theonly6359]

Just like Batswana

[@zidane8452]

@@theonly6359 and Eswatini

[@STEBU3726]

As a South African, I see Lesotho as another province we speak the same language (Sesotho) and we relate on almost everything. Same culture and all. I'm in the Free State (Qwa-Qwa) right nextdoor of Lesotho. It snows every year here.

[@ntateMarete]

But yet u have never set foot in Lesotho. Im sure if u actually did ud see that its not province. Different laws, a different language from what u say u speak, because SA speaks sotho, we speak Sesotho...

[@STEBU3726]

@@ntateMarete Why war 😂? I was in Bothabothe just last week at my uncle's place in Lesotho 😭.

[@STEBU3726]

@@ntateMarete Ntate Marete was last seen scratching his balls 😔.

[@greater83]

4:14 Qachas and Qoqolosing pronounciations spot on! Nice one with the clicks

[@Kori123]

I'm from Qoqolosing and I was very impressed with his pronunciation

[@teacherrelebohile]

I can't believe you guys are reacting to my country ❤thank you🇱🇸I love you guys

[@ShaqleeToine10.02]

Singular person from Lesotho = Mosotho not Masotho...plural is Basotho Singular person from Botswana =Motswana plural Batswana The Blankets are actually an Inspiration for some of the Black Panther Tribes' traditional wear...

[@mogomotsi6595]

There more Basotho people in South Africa than the entire country of Lesotho, same as Batswana there are more in South Africa than in Botswana. This is purely because of colonisation tribes were divided

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

I will research more on what happened there. We didn't learn much about the colonization of Africa.

[@abm5707]

Lesotho was regarded as a homeland for Sotho speakers, just KwaZulu Nata being a homeland for Zulus. Since both (and other kingdoms) (homelands) had monarchs, the BaSotho decided not to be a province of SA but to become a country, in 1966. In Summary, any of the other kingdoms, i.e. Swatini, could have decided to be a country. The monarchs are related, through languages (Bantu). Bantu speakers are originally from where Cameroon and Nigeria is today. Nigeria's languages are different, they are west African. Linguistically, they are our cousins, just like the Nilotes. To answer your question: I think Lesotho was not important to the white government, at the time. Unlike Gauteng, where there is gold ( I do not think they would allowed a monarch to opt out of the country).

[@mariodejongh3031]

Lesotho is South Africa's 10th province

[@bokangmokoena3370]

You wish. 🙄

[@Kori123]

Keep dreaming

[@Shattaman]

Sesotho,Setswana and Sepedi.. it is the same language.. people found in Botswana,South Africa and Lesotho....✌

[@Sbudafada]

Very similar but not identical, they are dialects of each other.

[@litebohomoleko1175]

Subscriber from Lesotho here❤

[@cardamonkhi466]

My country ❤❤

[@oratilemotaung181]

We also get snow in Cape Town

[@africauntamed7889]

Both Basotho and Masotho are both plural with the latter being informal of the too. Singular for a Lesotho national is a Mosotho spelled with an O not an A..

[@mbusomyeza7640]

It also snows in South Africa usually in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape and Western Cape....

[@gugumofokeng6923]

I am South African but I recommend you visit Lesotho, it is beautiful. Lesotho did not want to be part of apartheid South Africa hence they stayed independent. They also played a very important role helping South Africans fight apartheid.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

We plan to.😊

[@favourunuafe4512]

I never knew South Africa got snow

[@oagileagi5334]

We do

[@mogp427]

We do .

[@arnodk2852]

I live just outside Cape Town (Helderberg Region) and it snows on the mountains here during Winter (it snows in the town I'm originally from as well), but it then it gets 40+ degrees Celsius during Summer. The Cape Town region has some weird weather.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Oh geez! Is it humid or dry?

[@arnodk2852]

@@TheDemouchetsREACT Dry

[@you_missed_it]

This guy's will tell you all about southafrica by detail React to them again please

[@CastielMichael88]

I'm from Poland and lowest temperature I remember was -37 celsius it's 34-35 Fahrenheit. That was something like 10-15 years ago.

[@elizabethmosesanyane1818]

Mountain kingdom of Lesotho is very cold during winter is my home country when is winter time i feel like go somewhere

[@RachidGlobalMarketing]

I am from Morocco yes it snows here every year not only in Lesotho and we do have ski resorts

[@moelmangoegape6523]

It's not "masotho", it's called Mosotho=singular

[@mamoketejopi1331]

In the building 🇱🇸

[@Tinker8531]

And in South Africa. it is snowing in Johannesburg today

[@NM-kf6vs]

🇱🇸🇿🇦❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@izzyrahtlholeho6070]

Home right here

[@meleidigo1432]

We do have snow in Northern and Southern Africa guys 😊

[@thabomaphalala4352]

We used to be one country but because of the afrikaaners , the asked Britain to protect them .

[@tlotlegosepeng6288]

Please react to south Africa 🇿🇦 ❤️ please

[@melaolimpho5801]

I am your fan from Lesotho 🇱🇸 winter now has changed its start from April to September with recurring snow fall and a lot of rain

[@pulengthamae8059]

I am from Lesotho, hope u visit my country one day ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Twinnomadicflowa]

The Sani pass can only be accessed by 4x4 through a place called Underberg. It is very close to the highest pub in the world but the dirt road does get icy sometimes. The Basotho horses are very hardy and handle cold weather very well they are a little stocky compared to other breeds. Oh and it also snows in Underberg soemtimes.

[@Lulu-wv1nt]

South Africa also gets snow.

[@Munyabrwn]

Lots of areas snow in Africa.

[@paballo24ify]

My father's country it's beautiful the hospitality is on another level

[@teboholechaka2504]

Lesotho fan✌

[@alina_moh90]

Hello from Lesotho!!! 🇱🇸 🇱🇸 🇱🇸 I recently subscribed to your channel and I love your reactions! ❤❤❤

[@kurtmokgabudi6654]

You cannot have country inside a country Lesotho its south african province whether we like it or not.

[@Kori123]

Check your facts. Lesotho is not the only country inside another country. It's not a province

[@MetaphysicalExplorations]

South Africa has 4 seasons and also snows in some parts in the winter like Sutherland,Ceres and drakensburg mountain..

[@MetaphysicalExplorations]

Remember that South Africa is located in the Southern hemisphere very close to Antarctica compare to other African countries...North Africa is the safe also has 4 seasons...

[@phatsimotlhase8844]

Hi, love your reactions , am from Botswana. Would love for you to react to one of my favorite humans ever and that’s former President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe who had no reservations in condemning our colonizers. Please react to one of his speeches 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽you will highly enjoy .

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Hi! We'll have to preview it first to make sure it would pass the guidelines.

[@kabomatela6741]

Singular form for the people is 'Mosotho' not Masotho

[@casiuspaballomakau6714]

Most Lesotho people live in South Africa

[@clintventer1798]

South Africa, Zimbabwe and Lesotho was under British colony, we still very young as a independent countries.

[@edenrose6718]

There took over south of Africa but now China is every where too they are not going to live this time its heart breaking 💔💔💔

[@Kori123]

It is my country and is actually beautiful. A person from Lesotho is called Mosotho not Masotho

[@lessismore6561]

It does snow in lesotho but little and the rest is synthetic

[@Kori123]

A little? Have you been in Lesotho, like in the mountainous parts of Lesotho?

[@GAZAMAN93X]

Y'all don't think Africa has large mountainous areas? Wait until you find out about mount Kilimanjaro.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

We know of that mountain atleast.😅

[@kabomatela6741]

Geography Now, South Africa will answer your question

[@oarabiletshwagong1736]

Please react to Geography now South Africa

[@hakeemhakeem7696]

Please react to Geography now Eswatini 🇸🇿.

[@KagisoMutlaneng]

1. Now for inaccuracies: Singular = moSotho, moTswana, moPedi, moKwena Plural = baSotho , baTswana, baPedi, baKwena Sotho-Tswana languages use "mo", and "ba" as prefixes for people, "bo" and "ha/ga" for "places". 2. Mfecane as explained there is a myth. "Shaka Zulu" did not start "a crushing", nor did displacement of people happen due to "power hungry Shaka Zulu". This is such a huge misconception, and usually an explanation to explain land grabs and punitive expeditions across Africa! Earliest recorded "crushing/scattering" of Africans was in the 1650's. iSilo uSgidi (Shaka Zulu), died 1828 CE. Mfecane as a term was coined by Eric Anderson Walker in 1928 CE. The proper word, if it did even exist in this context, would have been "imfecane" or "imfeqane" in isiZulu (cognate with difeqane in seSotho), not "Mfecane". Grammatically, we use prefixes and suffixes, again indicating it was an Anglicized term by Europeans up till the 1920's.

[@mbusosiera1648]

Swaziland and Lesotho must be incorporated to South Africa and become monarch provinces like KZN, it makes economic and social sense, our languages and cultures are the same and we look alike, our food/cuisine is the same, compared to other Africans from East,West and North Africa, and we did not sell our people to the slave traders

[@porschenator]

HIV essentially back in the early 2000s hit the parents leaving the children as orphans and the guardians being the grandparents in southern Africa. With the introduction of ARVs and so forth, life expectancy increased.

[@Sbudafada]

Ppl were killed by AZT (a form of ARV's ) not HIV using test kits and fear to create a demand for AZT it was a sly schemy and intelligent depopulation program.

[@Sbudafada]

Recent biological research shows that viruses don't kill humans but it is a weakened immune system caused by a number of factors one of them being toxic chemicals, radio active environment lack of nutrition and more. Politicians and business doesn't want the masses to know this as it will call for accountability.

[@ayaanhxss9961]

I think may to September it's winter because it's the southern hemisphere so seasons are switched around. Maybe similar to Australia etc?

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

You're correct! I've forgotten about that!

[@evalationx2649]

Lesotho isn't the only kingdom in this region of Africa. Swaziland is also a monarchy where the King is the head of state. The Zulu Kingdom is also a monarchy, but it is subject to the government of South Africa. So the Zulu Monarchy functions kind of like how the Monarchy in Britain does.

[@khaltsharivist365]

Incorrect, Lesotho is a constitutional monarchy where the Prime Minister is an elected head of government with executive power and the Monarch is head of state which is a ceremonial role so it’s similar to the United Kingdom. Swaziland is an absolute monarchy like UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar etc. The monarch or sovereign has absolute power & because he holds executive power he delegates executive powers to his appointed Prime Minister and cabinet. On the other side of the spectrum South Africa is a republic not a monarch/kingdom, the president has executive powers so he/she is head of both government and state like the USA & many other republics in Africa and around the world. In South Africa like in many other constitutional democracies, the various chieftaincies and kingships within the territory of the republic of South Africa of which Zulu monarchy is one fall under traditional leadership which could be similar to The Bureau of Indian Affairs in the USA for Native Americans. The leaders get their legitimacy from the Government of the day which can create or liquidate their seats/kingdoms/nations as they have done in other provinces when 13 kingdoms were reduced to 7. The President as the appointing authority working with his government ultimately decides who he gives certificate of recognition.

[@evalationx2649]

@@khaltsharivist365 ight

[@dbslide]

@@evalationx2649 😂😂😂

[@ladyvrega2670]

You’re totally wrong. The Zulu monarchy doesn’t function like British monarchy. The British monarchy is for all nations in the United Kingdom even those who’re not English. Scottish, Welsh ana Northren Ireland are not English but the English Queen or king is for all those 4 nations. Hence the Zulu king is only for the Zulu he won’t rule over other tribes in South Africa. So the Zulu monarchy and the British monarchy ar totally different. The Zulu king is for only 1 nation in South Africa not for all nations in SA but the English monarchy is for all nations in the United Kingdom

[@sunelelujabe8075]

It snows in the Southern African states in Africa, i.e South Africa, Namibia, Lesotho as far as I'm concerned not the entire African continent.

[@Munyabrwn]

It snows in Zimbabwe too. Winter of 2017 it did snow in a city called Gweru, and other winters before and the high mountains in the eastern paths of the country.

[@jamesotchere9886]

Do Eswatini formally known as Swaziland next

[@hlengiwe.t.bhengu109]

Please check out Geography Now South Africa

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Really soon!

[@BlackMk]

There’s snow in Congo too 😅

[@LiquidNation100]

2:15 Former British protectorate.

[@hensleyauchab7752]

+1 Subscriber do Namibia next

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

It's on the list.

[@MajorrBison]

booom shakalaka lol.

[@chimukahsyapiila4099]

Lesotho owes rent to SA

[@tshepangsegwati7032]

Geography Botswana

[@casiuspaballomakau6714]

British protect Lesotho from duch

[@kagaujbh4858]

React to geography now Sweden

[@ighosesimon3002]

Nigeria has one of the Youngest population in the world