The Forceful Removal of Black People From Their Homes In Namibia(Katutura)!

[@yaboimadibs5721]

Proudly Namibian😭 We spoke about this today in class. The windhoek Massacre and all that

[@leonardorjioffor6683]

You people needed to completely take over your land stolen by them, you should pity them either

[@cheezaafrikanakids3441]

May their lives seed more heroes

[@leonardorjioffor6683]

Please Wode Maya, please kindly use the word Africans next time not black people. Africans of Namibia should be the best frase to use. Thank you bro

[@cantech8125]

@@leonardorjioffor6683 true

[@hyharmon]

@@leonardorjioffor6683 I fully agree and I believe Wode understands.

[@nanambrah11]

On this channel we don't just watch but learn a lot about Africa. The rich culture, bad story about countries and the way forward. Africa is proud of you Wode Maya 👍👍👍

[@iamgratefuldailyy]

Yes we are. Waiting to see our brother on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah & also on CNN very soon.

[@EstherAivinhenyi]

@@iamgratefuldailyy We don't need CNN for VALIDATION! Step out of the COLONIAL DEPENDENCY SYNDROME Stop SEEKING APPROVAL from others learn to LOVE YOURSELF as an AFRICAN. 😮😮😮😮😮

[@ToxicMMA610]

@@EstherAivinhenyi Well said🙌

[@papa22631]

@@EstherAivinhenyi Thank you!

[@dungaanatole1469]

@@EstherAivinhenyi couldnt have said it better myself

[@blessedchild3923]

PATRICE LUMUMBA once said; *The day will come when history will speak....Africa will write its own history...it will be a history of glory and dignity*

[@linettejenkins8600]

See what happened to Lumumba? It has been downhill for that country since.

[@paulamiddlebrooks7875]

I am an African American and I appreciate all the truth you share about Africa.. there is so much I didn't know.

[@Nelson_Tokkie]

👏

[@Benedict347]

@Paula Middlebrooks spread these videos in African American community. I know they are yanning for truth and knowledge in the motherland. We love you guys and come back this is your home(Africa). Blessing and love from uganda 🇺🇬

[@Regentvoice24]

@Follow The Light this sounds horrifying 😢😭. This Melanated body has really been tortured, too much persecution. Holy Spirit help us.

[@Regentvoice24]

@Follow The Light they never want to see anything good coming out of us. 🙄We will always the best and at the TOP

[@foxygtv2177]

I am glad your eyes are open, and now you are getting to understand! Many black Americans don't realize that Africa is like anywhere else in the world because of the lies that was told by the media! They don't live in trees, and they have houses and cities! The kids live and grow like us, too, in the west! Thank you, Maya

[@KenRobert1]

Oh God our people went through so much. This is why it’s important we get rid of self hate and come together & work together.

[@emmawhereau]

Exactly 💯

[@expatlifestyle6069]

Bravo

[@tomaustin4926]

Amen, Amen our ancestors went through so much and that is why a lots of us African American people want to come back home to Africa to celebrate our ancestors that was taken from their homelands to become slaves in a foreign land, I love Africa and cry sometimes just to think what happened to my people.

[@preciousgriffiths8747]

This injustice should never happen again , Africa better wake up .

[@junebrowse1010]

Get the book Africa 101 Written by Dr Arikana.

[@anthonyeden2677]

It's going to keep happening, because we have not learned from the past. We are still welcoming everyone; not realizing the machinations of these people.Everyone( all three sons of Noah) after the flood was given their piece of earth to live on, why is Ham and Japhet offspring feel the need to go and take what was Not given to them by the Creator of the Universe [Yahuwah]? Kanaan took Shem possession, why is why we have the Palestinians problem today; and all of Yaphet offspring came took and divided up Ham and Shem land ,which gives us all the issues we have in Africa today.

[@anthonyeden2677]

Everyone needs to watch all of Wode Maya videos which are very telling good and bad. Being very friendly to a people who is showing you who they are by their actions, should warrant apprehension in the minds of the originals of the land,but yet he is not putting them on the spot with hard questions about their intentions for or in Africa.

[@shebrewalways7]

@@anthonyeden2677 his only one person and he probably don’t know the truth all the way it’s a learning process for everyone

[@mikeaman2008]

I am so tired of seeing our people pushed to the fringe of existence. Even in our own land. This must end. Rise up Afrikans; and let us pull together. Afrika for Afrikans!

[@noirsupreme5401]

Black people are strong we have been through so much and we are still here making the most out of life.

[@oranebrown2169]

Organize and fight back.

[@daughterofmosthigh8074]

Strong but at this point I'm starting to think that we are truly stupid!!!

[@WODEMAYA]

Did You Know the history Of Katutura before this Video?? Please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL

[@afgooyeproductionafgoibile9065]

I,m Somalian pro iwhant to Sher out in may chenal please

[@afgooyeproductionafgoibile9065]

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[@get-setzambia2751]

Just learning of it now

[@PiroskyTV]

MAYA, you have to go back to Nigeria and document Biafra war 1967-1970 over 5 million Biafrans died, one million children die in starvation. Britain, Russia and Nigeria fought against the Igbos/Biafra. Please when ever you travel to Nigeria go to Southeast please.

[@mandelacolley2892]

First time hearing about it

[@Regentvoice24]

I plan to visit Namibia by His Grace someday to come, I really wanna visit that beautiful Land of Mama Africa 🌍. ❤️❤️❤️😍

[@SizzlesDiaries]

We are anticipating your arrival 🙏🏿

[@MrLosches]

Please come. We are a small country but you might find something that u might like.

[@Regentvoice24]

@@MrLosches thank you 😊, I have a brethren there, she's always posting too many nice beautiful pics of herself and the environment and the desert 🏜️🏝️ and the sea ⛵ looks beautiful, I told her I must visit.

[@Regentvoice24]

@@SizzlesDiaries thank you 😊😍. One of my brethren lives there in Namibia, can't wait to come.

[@onahjosh5840]

@@SizzlesDiaries pls I wish to visit there, can you help me out with details of Namibia 🙏

[@nana1official]

Wow I never knew this history. Thanks Maya👌💯❤ blacks have been thru a lot and it's time to unite and build the future.

[@SizzlesDiaries]

✊🏿🌍

[@felixlingelbach2758]

Why didn't you google it? You seem to have internet access. Wikipedia is a good starting point and it is no big thing to dive deeper into the matter.

[@nana1official]

@@felixlingelbach2758 Thanks

[@earlwilliams73A77]

Books 📚 was always there. Some written by false eyes 👀 ie lying tongue 👅... Others written by genuine people of love, I've found some false beliefs: but I do know that Africa had been advanced long before they were deceived. Lots of African's heritage people don't cares enough about their own nations group. They're still in Backra' Ideological ' tactics tact ' so sad for those idiots 😢

[@nana1official]

@@earlwilliams73A77 absolutely 👍😍

[@MfGreezy]

These types of videos are what would separate Wode Maya from other African KZbinrs. His dedication to educating the world about Africa in a deep meaningful way is commendable. As an African-American who grew up well before the internet existed my view of Africa was limited. It is only been in the last couple of years but I've truly began to yearn to go back to the motherland.

[@therealist2000]

1000%

[@afrochosenone]

You are right but unfortunately colonisers don't want true history to be told.

[@tanyezwonkeu8667]

@@afrochosenone Reason why we should collectively give them the middle finger. And Wode is doing just that in the most civilized manner.

[@afrochosenone]

@@tanyezwonkeu8667 lol 👍🏿😀

[@RonkeStation]

Your view of Africa was limited because you wanted it to be limited. And yes even before the internet this information was easily accessible. Being in America you had access to so many Africans you could have befriended. In addition, you could have noticed that how the pale skin people cannot seem to stay away from Africa. If you talked to the pale skin missionaries you would find they go every year and stay for weeks on end. The pale skins vacation there. If it were as bad as they think then they would not go there. Prime example the Black Ghettos, American white women especially the middle class DO NOT go to the ghetto because they are terrified and there is nothing for them to obtain there. All of these things have been there right before your eyes, but it is YOUR mindset that stopped you.

[@paulphilip257]

God bless anyone reading this message, God bless Africans across the world 🌎.

[@telltraceyyoursecret4529]

Take this bloody Fake shit God out of this

[@nexlevel_v3152]

While we pray and reverent all these yrs. What exactly did we achieve. We stay praying While others aquire weaponry and might. News break. We're not out the woods!!!

[@sammesamme-nlar2829]

Here we go with the fraudulent business of God or gods!

[@africanexcellencemovement1266]

We must learn from history in order to not repeat it ✊🏾✊🏾 Africa will rise again !!

[@SizzlesDiaries]

Thank you Wode Maya for sharing this! It's a beautiful country with a sad past. When we share this story we do it just want to do it out blaming everything on the western world but truth be told we tell this story of katutura to curate our history told by our people, hence retelling the a narrative which is greatly ommited in many instances. Their bravery watered our freeedom and katutura means we will not settle there (Katuna Kukatura) hence the rejection of our people to settle in a segregation. Pamoja✊🏿🌍 Africa.

[@lily.9802]

Our History must be written from our perspective, because so much of it is distorted out there.

[@SylvieSij]

Hearing the aunty explain the name Katutura just gives me chills. I don't think people will ever understand my love for History. Imagine listening to someone who was actually there. Such a shame it had to take Wode for me to know about the aunty. Thank you for this insightful video

[@SizzlesDiaries]

For the love of history🙏🏿

[@nayanacouture3523]

It’s our history as Afrikans and we must know it to understand how we got here. To move forward Afrika must heal.

[@thevillagegist]

😁I'm here for yet another history lesson

[@SylvieSij]

@@thevillagegist We nevet stop learning😁

[@jayhendricks67]

We MUST TELL OUR OWN HISTORY OR OTHERS WILL TELL IT AND TURN IT UNTO LIES

[@ndapandulaandreasndapandul4445]

Glory to the bravery who’s blood waters our freedom🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦we shall prosper. African let’s unite and be ☝️ one. God will protect us from the evil 🦹‍♀️. Thank you Wodemaya for sharing our bitter story. 🇬🇭🇳🇦

[@estermaganonangolo]

Maya I really appreciate the content you are producing. Namibia and Africa's history does indeed need to be told by the Afrikans.

[@estermaganonangolo]

@@kingmufasa77 no dear, it wasn't an error, I mean Afrikans. Look up the real spelling of those from the continent.

[@kingmufasa77]

@@estermaganonangolo I got your point

[@ronpratt9766]

So you want your history told by your oppressors. (Afrikaner - an Afrikaans-speaking person in South Africa, especially one descended from the Dutch and Huguenot settlers of the 17th century.)

[@angieyonaga5655]

@@ronpratt9766 So you are saying that we can't tell our own history??? African history is always erased and twisted by so many other people, but you wanna say this foolishness

[@evinco4084]

You are truly an African patriot God bless you

[@xsiri3022]

GOD blessed him already

[@evinco4084]

@Richard Kambinda He blend in wherever he goes bro

[@amnestytv9468]

We have to write, rewrite and learn and relearn our African history. Thanks for sharing our history with the world. ❤

[@SizzlesDiaries]

Indeed

[@TwonGwenoAgerr]

Tuwe tatite......

[@daniellefinney9507]

Wow...I didn't know this happened in Africa. The saddest thing to me and my family who were born and raised in America...is that we will never truly know our true African ancestors or our roots. But I will say that I was amazed when we visited Nairobi several years ago by a friend...it was the first time we realized that Africa actually embraced and loved us...we received the best 'welcome home' from them and that just blessed my heart. ❤ I love Africa. 🥰

[@daniellefinney9507]

@SoilaSøila I will definitely look into that book. Thank you!

[@Techbill247]

Our ancestors - betrayed by Their great hospitality.

[@lily.9802]

That is the truth. Our hospitality has really cost us a lot.

[@kelugu3776]

We should never be ashamed of our hospitable nature. It's the mark of truly evolved human beings. It's those who abuse our hospitality who should be ashamed.

[@KobbyArthurtv]

😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@lucifer12354]

@@kelugu3776 this mindset of yours is the reason why we always get stepped on

[@petermensah8394]

There is a big light covering darkness In Africa and soon Africa will see total liberation

[@yctestdrive]

Well done to the Namibian Team for sharing our history and current status with the World! Namibian stories by Namibians! African stories by Africans! Africa to the World, thank you Wode Maya.

[@mariamasipa4197]

Maya you are not the only one who learn we all learning through you content think you for visiting the historic site so that the children can know our story

[@hononebewele4895]

THANKS SO MUCH WODE MAYA, WE NEVER HAD NO HISTORY OF THIS IN WEST AFRICA SCHOOLS; """ITS TIME TO TAKE BACK WHAT IS OURS"""🇳🇬

[@Mankind0112]

South Africa 🇿🇦❤️🇳🇦 Namibia, We share the same history and same pain but we are rising faster

[@thandonhlapo3285]

We are Namibia and Namibia is us! Love from ur neighour South Africa!!

[@deloresgupton3567]

Now we all know that African history has been kept out of history books on the continent and off the continent. This should bring us even closer together and really seek to learn and get along with each other. Our histories are the same. We are no different we just live in different places.

[@damtewmamo7458]

Greet job Maya! Africans should know what has happend for over 400 years in our continent and should not forget.

[@DestinationAfricaGroupTV]

Wode, thank you so much for educating us Africans about the atrocities that have happened in other African countries. It's certainly bringing us all closer together. We salute you Bro❣️❣️💯💯

[@asantekojo5580]

Oh Mama Africa 😌😌 Africa must wake up. Yesterday we where Kings and Queens, can you tell me who are we today... 🌍🌍

[@TheKofinyarko]

Y3 y3 asante, Asante Kotoko wukum apem apem b3ba

[@loriannrichardson7644]

I often hear my Black broth we s and sisters say this, but to me he titles, king and queen, mean nothing. Even a poor unknown Black person is worthy of respect, a life free from harm.

[@Handsome.Liberian.African]

My beautiful african Namibian people. West African liberian people love you so much 😭😘❤️❤️❤️🇱🇷🇳🇦

[@SizzlesDiaries]

Thank you🇳🇦😍

[@zambezitraveller1990]

Rosa Mungunda one of the ladies who was shot and killed may her soul rest in peace😭🙏🙏

[@mabeaute8963]

Thank you WodeMaya for educating me… I never knew these things🥰🙏🏽 blessings of Prosperity to all my Namibian Brothas & Sistas.❤️

[@SizzlesDiaries]

🙏🏿Thank you🇳🇦

[@selmagebhard4214]

Thank you for being the voice of the voiceless this is not just to n katutura we have such locations in every town in Namibia

[@chiyenyumba7135]

That is heartbreaking

[@yowdy_realmusic]

proudly Namibian, this means so much to us Maya. May the man above bless you, for the great job you are doin for your continent.

[@bubba156]

Some people say African's weakness by they don't know what we went through. Slavery , imperialisms , colonization. Any continent in the world had experience such things.

[@homeinteriordesign123]

Thank you for sharing this. This is the history they should be teaching in our schools worldwide.

[@Waaheda_Red]

This just gave me goosebumps. It's not easy to heal from these wounds, yet we have to. Namibia seems to be mostly dessert; ideal for generation of renewable solar energy and wind power. This would help a ggreat deal in such places as Katutura.

[@Waaheda_Red]

@@MirageTader wow, great news! That's the way to go.

[@mandelacolley2892]

Gambian in the building 🇬🇲 💘

[@ahmedibrahim5427]

We are proud our continent Africa god safe our land 🇸🇴

[@yasinali6914]

✌️✌️✌️from sudan ✌️✌️✌️

[@africauprising5208]

You have to learn how to save yourself

[@simonashonandjembo7077]

Kindly share the story of our young girls who just made Africa proud at the Olympics; Christine Mboma and Beatrice Masilingi🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦

[@SizzlesDiaries]

💃🏿💃🏿

[@thecocomama]

Wow..We celebrate them

[@simonashonandjembo7077]

This is the right platform to both rally and celebrate them. #AfricaToTheWorld #RecogniseAfrica

[@efoselasitv]

Can't wait to travel across the continent! Wode Maya you're doing a great job.

[@sma_nhlapo9825]

I feel like I am watching my own history, because it is. The history of South Africans and Namibians is the same. It breaks my heart but we are a resilient people. We will overcome like we always have. Much love for Namibian people.

[@esahm373]

Resilient or lethargic?

[@sma_nhlapo9825]

@@esahm373 I said resilient.

[@christopherkane3881]

Zimbabwe history is very similar

[@Sheriffosreminder1]

Those given Thumbs down 👎 to this video, I say thank you all for your wonderful job you are doing in helping us the Africans narrative our page we stories , keep hating your own fellow of doing a great job for our continent Africa. Thank you Woda Maya for you great teaching you are doing for us and we are really learning the truth about Africa and Africans as well.

[@babsjob8729]

All love for all my african brothers and sisters ❤️🇸🇳

[@saudiaspratt1954]

Yes! I studied their history they are resilient people. Thanks! For sharing. They gone through segregation like black Americans. Sadly on their land.

[@theresasolomon5442]

Thank God this lady lived to tell the story. this is why Africans should respect their old people

[@ericachamangwana8242]

Knowledge is power. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@2atintin]

Wow! The African continent has suffered so much under the hands of colonial masters but I believe God is still with Africa. It shall be well.

[@boogsybrooks]

You should not call those creatures "masters". You dishonor yourself when you do this.

[@taharka3897]

what God the white god?

[@sufuriamakima5538]

That German name Windhoek should be abandoned completely, Namibia needs to rename it's capital city

[@hilariashiweda8557]

True and many other towns in Namibia with German names like Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Luderitz etc.

[@sufuriamakima5538]

@@hilariashiweda8557 that's very rubbish, they need to change them all

[@kiatu]

Yes, cultural or psychological emancipation is key to everything. If the powers that be don’t the urgency of this we should forget the needed physical change - zinc houses, bucket toilet system, and the like. SWAPO should really lead this beautiful country to true prosperity-prosperity for the majority. Do all upper middle income countries look this? If yes then there’s something serious about the criteria that they use and it’s purpose.

[@mbukusambukusa6952]

The indigenous name for Windhoek is Otjomuise in Herero language and Ai-gams in Nama language.

[@esahm373]

Windhoek sounds Afrikaans / Dutch to me, not German.

[@phredlassey6895]

I love this Man👍🏾, keep doing the good job

[@quizkallie]

Every African nation has similar stories. The question is why were our ancestors so cowardly that they couldn't defeat strangers on their own soil?

[@caquallie2877]

Sad that you are calling them cowards, if some strange show up right now with guns at your door, do you have enough weapons in your house to fight them? You should know they came prepared to fight you but you were not aware and you don't know how long they have been planning that..... They fought with what they had that time, yes they were not prepared they were not ready but they fought. We salute them up to today.

[@quizkallie]

@@caquallie2877 You're correct actually, but my grievance is the fact that these Europeans showed them signs and red flags that they weren't of any good. Should I say that our forefathers were a bit obsessed about their white skin or what? They came condemned our tradition, suggested theirs. Initially, they came in a peaceful way, then gradually getting into us. It's a pity. Thailand fought colonies and swept them away. Many countries did the same.

[@mpendakiswahili3053]

My God Namibia is so beautiful, even katutura is looks beautiful

[@candidtalkswithlauvena1835]

@Wode Maya doing the most for our beautiful and beloved country Namibia. 💕💕

[@alanaweaver8942]

😭 I cry for suffering ancestors went through that’s why Europeans are suffering today. God shall repay them in kind for their evil transgressions!

[@africanexcellencemovement1266]

Namibia 🇳🇦 will continue to RISE ✊🏾✊🏾

[@SizzlesDiaries]

✊🏿

[@eddiemiekop4006]

Yo Maya, such a painful history of my fore fathers man the hereroes. No wonder Namibia is called the land of the brave! Always remember blood was shed,lives were lost, land was lost and people were displaced for people to have the freedom now enjoyed in Namibia. We now need Economic Freedom and independence

[@SizzlesDiaries]

Their blood watered our freedom✊🏿🌍

[@blissedout5859]

Profound statement!

[@iamtheoriginallionessden3065]

The Most High has a very special place waiting for them.🔥🔥🔥

[@myronhoskins71]

Wode I thank you for what you present to me and everyone else. 👍🏿👏🏿💯

[@sisterblessingkitchentv564]

Thank you very much for sharing this video, great job job brother 👏🏼

[@benedictkanu6062]

Keep up ur good work bro @ Wode Maya..love from Sierra Leone

[@DinewithSianorkie]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge on your travels they are very educative 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@elsiethanises1008]

Wow Wode Maya...Wow. You're doing great work honestly.

[@AkinAkin]

wow, i had no idea. i need to make a video on this

[@meloonegta]

French speakers tanks you so much for sharing this be blessed for this good job bon courage que nos ancestrors my protect you

[@jamaicannana9012]

This is so heartbreaking that our people have to live under these conditions in this day age, due to oppressors who pillaged them out of their land and resources. It’s time for Africa to rise up and unite and take back what’s rightfully there’s

[@noirsupreme5401]

Thank you Wode Maya for this educative documentary ! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@althealeveawilliams6861]

This is a learning channel for me, every time I watch your videos I learn something new about my forefathers home, thank you Wode Maya. This is so sad 😭but we are a strong people

[@nairobikenya_]

God we Africans have suffered and continue to suffer, yet we are so welcoming and still mingle with our Opressors without harming them. God bless Africa! I cannot finish watching this video,I'm just mad. I'll be back for the fun content 🥂

[@berthekabwe871]

Indeed!! We are the most welcoming race on this earth.

[@gildahernandez3557]

We really know how to turn the other cheek! 🥵

[@shebrewalways7]

Love this love what you doing I’m from Ohio and your inspired me to go black to Africa and help build our people that’s my dream and I will succeed I going to have my own Shea butter company where I want to Learn and grow Shea butter I know it’s not as easy as I’m typing but it’s a dream for me that I will conquer very soon I’m excited that’ I’m alive doing this time because it’s amazing we got now not next our captivity is turning right before our eyes All praises To The Most High

[@asogundaniel]

Namibia has really gone through a lot. I never knew all this. My God!

[@sirjasonj4990]

This got me very emotional, Thank my brother Wode Maya for the insightful content of my country Namibia.

[@BashirAhmed-zb1zq]

I learnt that in history school you job bro to inform that by the will of God we Africans we lead the world one day

[@richardnyangao7326]

Very informative...I am no longer going to support Germany in the world cup!!! Sad what they did to our people

[@fjellyo3261]

Dude it's common knowledge that Germany had colonies in Africa (and Asia) lol. Had to leave all colonies in 1919 tho due to the loss of WW1. And I don't want t defend Germany here, but this eviction happend under the south African apartheid regime.

[@nanaethan9547]

We 💕 you. Keep soaring High.🎉🔥

[@kiatu]

WM you’re very different, while others show us to wine in big and small hotels you take us to cemeteries, locations, rural areas etc. God bless you boy.

[@eyedgaf4955]

Yet we still refuse to agree on what & who the problem is 🤦🏿‍♂️. Controlling the people is always the main agenda, the land is just the spoils of war.

[@kajokolewani7400]

My dear Africans think of the long story of our dominance by foreigners; the arabs, the europeans and NOW the chinese. Come NOW let us reason AND have a reason to build ourselves NOW. No more outsiders.

[@diallot4297]

Thank you I have been watching your videos for a long time This is something very important especially we who live abroad hope that one day you will be in Guinea kry . thanks

[@rabiabeke8637]

Wode Maya, I agree with you. I'm always being educated by your works and your video presentations. I'm getting to know many African countries' history through your hard works in introducing me and others to some African countries. You are true Son, Patriotic, dedicated, and believe that Africa's story must and should continue to be told by Modern Africa 🌍 Explorer like you.

[@robbiechauke8430]

What a good story teller ❣thank you big brother!

[@joiedevivreventures9178]

A beautiful history and current life lesson on Namibia. Thank you brother!

[@nathanmanu6075]

Very educative and interesting video from Namibia (Katutura)! Peace and love to you guys 🙌🇬🇭

[@JolyTematio]

WoW 🤩🤩🤩 Am learning and for sure i will be there. Am a Cameroonian located in Germany and i never heard about the Genocide committed by Germans in Namibia before 🇳🇦 Thank for you

[@euniceadhiambo1055]

Notification gang gang representing ❤️ from 🇰🇪

[@ellishaindobo1794]

Now that the "Namibia is so awesome" euphoria is over, it was time to show some sad facts! Great video.

[@salieujallow9112]

European colonizers never left Namibia and South Africa

[@cannotbesaidenough1971]

education is power. Thank you Wode Maya for sharing your travel with us/world.

[@pharoahmonk50]

I am speechless. How in the hell can a mzungu kick you off your own land?

[@JewelsOnTheRun]

Another wonderful video 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@0tismadaline]

A great history and this is what l love about you and Trudy, always educating us

[@jamrockjamrock3260]

We need to unity from the entire six regions that's the only way. we can't say look what they did to them, its look what they did to us. The more I see of Africa the more I want to be there. AFRIKA FOR THE AFRIKANS

[@bettina_goldjuice1441]

MAYA u are doing a great job 👏,!!

[@joycemelton9900]

Thank You Maya... 🙏🏽peace and blessings to you and those in this video.

[@kennedykabole4326]

Welldone Wode Maya!!! You are live from Yerusalem - the true Holy land and on the West you have Horeb - locally known as Goreb - where The Most High spoke and gave a copy of the Ten Commandments. This cannot and is not taught at Havard...

[@foxygtv2177]

Thanks to the Hebrew god of our ancestors to stand with you to help others see and have a better understanding of Africa! Blessing and continue the journey of showing Africa to the world 🌍 we have seen so much of it in a better light through your eyes 👀 and it takes away a lot of the lies and now seeing the truth of our homeland! Thank you, Maya

[@obiritech]

❤️❤️ from 🇬🇭🇬🇭, this is classical classy

[@heatharose]

Wode, thank you so much for bringing us the history of our motherland. I so appreciate the intentionality of your educational efforts through video. The future is so BRIGHT FOR OUR CONTINENT AND FOR US, THE AFRICAN DIASPORA !