Penuel The Black Pen In Conversation Rutendo Matinyarare ,Cyril Ramaphosa, Banking System, Grey list

[@barackj6773]

I feel so dumb for going to school where all this information was foreign. Amazing. This Rutendo guys is a treasure. Zimbabwe should protect him at all cost. Great job Penuel

[@antiscava9698]

U feel so dumb because u don't read and this cio spook will lie to the gullible and your kind without mercy. Cio is like your kbg or Cia, your mossad. These guys are specifically recruited and trained to play the devils advocate. Be careful and don't believe everything he says because he is at work to drive certain views and agendas. The anc is not beating and killing opposition members in election time or post elections. Zanupf does kill opposition members, destroy their homes and incarcerate any one with dissenting voices. Rutendo will confuse lazy people who do not want to read.

[@Mank_Mindset]

Likewise here, school is where they fed us a lot of rubbish

[@buhlobospeelman5576]

You aren't dumb brother but the information and movement was happening in front of you but you weren't witnessing the truth but now you understand how the world works

[@wesleymasunda5226]

😂😂😂 protect who? This guys supports are brutal Regime Educated fool you can keep him in SA 😂

[@shepkali3621]

to be quite honest we dont like him here in zimbabwe. He is a mouth piece for the ruling party who've taken the country to shit. He is our version of Anc Malema before he started the eff

[@Penuelism]

Thank you to everyone who has tuned in. Especially our subscribers and paying members. We love you very much!!! ✊🏽❤️

[@omphemetsechake2839]

You're Bauz...your channel is UNIQUE

[@tynashederio7788]

We always waiting for dis Penuel

[@nomxhosapekani7966]

We appreciate you too mtase❤

[@sibusisokhumalo3013]

@GodPenuel The csi was funded by the drug trade..i recommend snowfall,rick ross,the real rick ross came out and said that the series is actually based on his story and real time events of the past drug trade activities

[@anoemlotshwa7559]

What is the name of the book that Rutendo read Sir mentioned at the beginning of the show ?

[@matthewprogress5191]

From Nigeria, I think every country within the African continent should have someone like Rutendo. We need reorientation within the African continent and this can be achieved thru knowledge like this.

[@msfselitereallifeadventures]

Thanks Penuel. As a white Afrikaner South African I find the views expressed by your guests interesting and eye opening. Rutendo is very well informed and speaks the truth RE the CIA et al. You should also investigate the role the CIA played in the Apartheid government, Madiba's arrest, the Soweto uprisings et al... quite astounding. Subbed and appreciate your work. God bless.

[@fin-rb3yz]

wtf is a whyte afrikaner....???lol

[@yamikaninyalugwe4322]

I'm Malawian but I'm super impressed with your work Rutendo. You are well updated with what you're narrating. May we open our eyes and fight together

[@njabulonzimande4433]

Great point Herr

[@mzansitrash]

Can you please share your sources

[@AfricanGeo]

@Herr your insight should be researched and a special show on just role of CIA in all our chaos in Africa !

[@xolanimdakane7998]

Can we please have more of Rutendo. This episode felt so short the way this man was cooking 😭

[@pageiit7626]

My brain is too small...I had to play it again.

[@benzo2090]

As a 25 year old Tembisan boy studying politics, I'd like to thank you Penuel. A thousand appreciations

[@Penuelism]

Thank you for tuning in. Please join as paying members to help us fund the work we do. And so that we don't have to be captured... hahahaha!!!

[@paulmotha]

What's the name of the book that Rutendo read?

[@zakhemabaso6644]

Yes Penuel I joined izolo mfowethu. Azishe!!!

[@Penuelism]

@@zakhemabaso6644 love and blessings 🙏🏽❤️

[@chingydcchaser7402]

12 years in school of teaching us grasshoppers and reproductive systems, i truly wish they could just teach us to read and to write. Look at this conversation above and just how sad it makes us feel that we have truly wasted our time learning things that has not mattered for our future.. Panuel and Rutendo, i am from Namibia... but thank you so much for this useful weapons of life. our minds will never be captured.

[@sibonisso]

Rutendo is Brilliant man. As an engineer working in the I.T space, I am learning a lot. Things I had no clue about. Your videos have made me search, buy and read over 10 books on economics and history already. Keep these lectures coming gentlemen.

[@0rrin]

I think engineering in the IT sector will play a huge role in the emancipation of Africa from the SWIFT banking system. We need to build a banking system that can not be sanctioned by outsiders.

[@timothylwoga318]

I just cannot have enough of Rutendo. This is gold. Same level as Prof James Small, Julius Maponga, David Icke. This stuff needs to penetrate the leaders of this over-abused continent. Thank you guys and please keep it up.

[@wandilemgwevu6612]

The manner in which the South African banking sector is being unpacked in this episode is so educative

[@ivanmolefe1468]

The episodes with Rutendo have been very good! A special segment is truly needed.

[@enathanielg]

Love from the US. It's amazing to see y'all have these conversations about my country when it's hard for me to get people born here to care about what our government is going besides slogans and catchphrases.

[@itumelengsebakwane6863]

This time you never interrupted him. You never acted like you know it all. You were not self hating like you usually do. This is the best interview you've ever conducted in your life. BIG UP

[@zakhemabaso6644]

Yes indeed I agree that Penuel listens to criticism and this will grow this channel.

[@bighomiehydro1422]

Always a pleasure to watch grootman Rutendo when he is having a conversation with Penuel. 🇿🇦

[@urbanskhotheni4173]

Listening to this podcast...I can't help but feel so defeated...because I know that young black South Africans are not ready to engage in such dynamic conversations..let alone participate in such changes that are within these conversations...even that is so..we must not give up as hard as it may be...I wish this could be a dialogue that can be held across South Africa on a face to face basis...because a lot of our youth I suspect still need that tangeable interaction...I wish we could fund raise to initiate a country wide tour specifically for this dialogu3...excluding our political leaders in this conversation since they have had no interest to turn the screws using this ideology if though they are well aware of it.

[@rutendomatinyarare7718]

You can change it my king. You just have to have willing politicians who make the laws to change this and the window for black politicians to do this, is closing.

[@urbanskhotheni4173]

@@rutendomatinyarare7718 I hear you my brother...most ordinary citizens would rather listen to the sweet lies of a politician than the wise truth from someone like you and me...willing politicians are hard to find nowadays...the latter (politicians have)has been so morally corrupt and speaking the same language it's hard to distinguish them apart...and more so there is a lack of definitive progressive actions from politicians that would have otherwise made us separate pretenders from realists...what I appreciate though is that atleast from the KZbin space..some of us can re-educate ourselves...because the political leaders of today are ensuring that we are miseducated so as to leave them unchallenged intellectually...therefore maintaining skewed power.....(as for the hiring of Zimbabweans in particular sections of SA economy...would you agree that white South Africans have weaponized that against us to ensure that we remain divided along "tribal lines" hence deflecting the focus from themselves..???")

[@zakhemabaso6644]

Well said bro.

[@Letlhogonolo3170]

@@rutendomatinyarare7718 it’s more than politicians there will be push back internally and externally. You need allies to challenge the status quo and you need the ability to feed your population, protect it (disciplined army) and conviction to bear the pain.

[@africanadage852]

@Urban Skhotheni. The fact that YOU have realised the need to hold such an enlightening discourse with the youth, means you are part of the "critical mass" required to influence the future. While other youth may indeed struggle to understand core issues in this discussion, they will still understand the need to safeguard power in the majority to eventually take over and effect the needed change. There is hope.

[@lungamasuku6872]

Rutendo Matinyarare!,we should protect this man at all costs!!!,great man👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@sophisticatedimmigrant3912]

I thought you guys hate Zimbabweans? 🤔

[@lungamasuku6872]

@@sophisticatedimmigrant3912 we dont,the media would like you to think that we do!

[@sandilezakheleni2355]

We hate illegal immigrants as you would also in your home country,or wouldn't you?

[@sophisticatedimmigrant3912]

@@sandilezakheleni2355 we definitely don’t burn them, nor are we envious of them.

[@sandilezakheleni2355]

@@sophisticatedimmigrant3912 bottom line is unlawful immigration is wrong,the burning and killing i condone...but let us not shift from the matter at hand.

[@mickeyrakgotla7831]

Thanks to this podcast for educating us the youth. We are more aware of what's happening around us and hungry to learn more. Keep up the good work. ✊🏽

[@Heylulee]

I wish Rutendo could somehow become a co-host even if it’s a new segment then.

[@katlegommola3375]

I second that

[@INkosi_Sandile]

🖐🏾

[@zakhemabaso6644]

That's a brilliant idea indeed. Let's push it!!!

[@sarahnyakiongora3848]

Co host or president of Africa 😁

[@Heylulee]

@@sarahnyakiongora3848 🤣🤣

[@khwezindlovu2101]

The Penuel Show with Rutendwa Matinyarare Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 00:05 - Welcoming back Rutendo 02:10 - Short biography 03:00 - America 06:00 - South African economy - How modern day colonialism is influenced 10:30 - How USA influences the global economy 12:45 - Drugs & pharmaceuticals 19:15 - 9/11 21:00 - How USA used 9/11 for its benefit 23:00 - Grey listing of USA 25:00 - What is a terrorist 26:50 - Terrorist profiling 36:30 - International laws 39:05 - Financial banking systems 44:00 - How we are manipulated by our leaders 46:10 - Why we need to understand the effects of colonisation 48:20 - Zimbabwe sanctions 52:30 - Politicians & serving their nations - How we can stand up for ourselves 1:03:15 - Are the ANC & EFF fronting black faces 1:05:30 - Why political parties haven't uplifted SA 1:09:15 - Funding & money laundering 1:15:00 - ENDS

[@slowsloth8550]

Wena wee Gatsheni

[@Penuelism]

Thank you Khwezi.

[@happyguy2k]

Thanks

[@Simphiwebillas]

Siyabonga.

[@user-fiF5ei8tyah]

Thanks

[@nomfundoclaudia609]

Guy is a fountain of knowledge!!!Thank you Penuel for allowing him to teach us some of the stuff we've never heard of.

[@freefuncreative]

I was pleasantly surprised to see that today's episode was with Rutendo. The wealth of knowledge is mind blowing. It is also sobering and depressing but necessary.

[@aminaragin]

👍🏿

[@staceyadams2272]

I feel so honored to listen to your videos from the US. I have been trying to figure out the African dynamics.Mercifully Thanku.

[@joshuachihambakwe1034]

1 of our own Zimbabwean Guru, big up bro 🙏

[@okuhlengcwama2841]

I think Rutendo should be a resident guest of the show. I'm enjoying and lerning from his lectures.

[@lifeisthebestteacher]

These guys are well schooled in international economic affairs and the tricks used by the Collective West to capitalise on the ignorance of global nations. This show shall become "The Mother of Shows" on the African Continent. Thanks guys. Keep up the brilliant work. Very informative.

[@AhmedAli-mf8wz]

I’m Somalian American I learned a lot of this brother he should lead us I’m talking about Africa and we should listen and learn from him much respect one day if I’m still A life I want see this brother and tell him good job

[@thamsanqangxikimane6086]

Somalian Americana🤣😂🤣 ngoba ave nidakwa Ali 😂

[@mcamara488]

@@thamsanqangxikimane6086 i was going to reply the same lol. This mentality is one one our problem within black race. However......

[@sphamandlamabaso189]

😂😅😮😊

[@dripbasemedia]

Protect that man, everytime I listen to him I understand why the world is the way it is, and how it oporates. Why africa is not Rising but its so RICH. Thank you.🙏🔥

[@Josephchomba88]

As an African living in the diaspora I feel motivated watching this podcast, we need to do better for real

[@serogolemogole2685]

Great to hear that, hope you'll use that motivation to constructive use within your sphere of influence

[@ABandC101]

Penuel is a gift that keeps giving, these cornvesation are intellectually stimulating.

[@augustinehadebe8915]

He still believes a white man is his saviour, and by enlarge all black people, how can you have anything good to say about this guy? Rutendo is giving him undisputable facts, and he still refuses to accept that the white man is an enemy of the black man.

[@zakhemabaso6644]

Abantu emzansi have been free for 28 years but still don't have a black-owned bank. They are not allowed to have mining licences unlike in Zimbabwe. Indigenous Zimbabweans are now running smolanyana gold mines in the mountains and earning a living. They control the fuel supply and have their own banks and insurance companies. Iqbal Surve tried to start a bank and was attacked but the ANC, EFF, IFP, COPE, etc failed to take a stand. Africans living in the UK are not able to even send £1000 to families ekhaya because of the rules of the FATF. It will be virtually impossible when CBDC's get rolled out. The collective West will do everything to keep Africa as a resource colony. Ghana and Ivory Coast for the first time refused to attend the World Cocoa Foundation meeting in Brussels this October for obvious reasons. Zimbabwe has inspired Africa immensely by standing up to the global bullies. Great educational and inspiring analytical content indeed. Thanks again to Penuel and Rutendo and we look forward to the next one. PHAMBILI AFRIKA!!!

[@DaudeBernardoNamuanga7]

Mayibuye 💪

[@nutechousespinnaclehomes7963]

Just saw pictures trending on Twitter of Nikes worth around R800000 and a top South African Dj owns one and some of the sneakers trending are sold pre owned, and reminds me what Rutendo touched on consumerism and how Americans grew their economy on consumerism, think of the frenzy that happens on latest IPhones, fashion, brand of cars, people are caught in serious consumerism eating out, buying goods on credit, credit cards, instead of channeling money to the productive sectors, manufacturing, South Africa use to be a giant in manufacturing, highly industrialized and producing a wide range of goods and now there is a little manufacturing taking place in the country and there is almost everything imported, When i saw the Nikes trending i just thought of what Rutendo touched on,earlier in the morning today, The podcast was great and very informative.

[@Curiousviewer22]

There is nothing wrong with consumerism if most of the manufacturing is within the country. The multiplier effect in economics is such that an 80% propensity to consume will multiply $100 to $500. China will not have to worry about sustaining itself with exports, because it has a large population of middle income consumers -- and it can produce what it consumes.

[@nomfundongomane4922]

I don't mind watching you guys 5 times a day and I mean the same episode over and over again...thank you for schooling us.🙏🏿

[@leratotlale7998]

Please bring him on the show more often. We are learning a lot from him

[@mphorapulana9003]

Free knowledge we consume on these engagements with Mr Matinyarare is so enlightening and thought-provoking. It almost feels fraudulent to be getting such information for free. Thanks thousands times for feeling the need to educate us such important topics. Looking forward for more lessons

[@mumbaphiri3173]

His an eye opener for us Africans,I admire his courage to speak out.

[@nkosinathisithole3137]

Thank you Penuel I really enjoyed this. We learning.

[@shepherdthachristian]

So pen decided to bless us with another one!! 🙌 🙌

[@musamkhize9328]

This man is a genius and open our eyes let's follow his ideas.

[@sandilenkosi9288]

Imnandi le show! Siyabonga Penual & the very brilliant Rutendo Matinyarare! Please do the sequel soon 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@waltermathonsi76]

I just pray this resource is not eliminated (Rutendo), as a black people we're our worst enemies. Right now there could be our own people shifting uncomfortable from his selfless oracle of our problems. A lot of investigation would be initiated just to silence him. Please black people let's protect this brother. Mlotshwa I need your contacts, currently in the UK but ardently consume your offering.

[@phumlanindlovu5653]

The title is GOLD I just had to prioritise this episode, Im still stuck on the GMO seeds of the tomato 😭👌🏾❤

[@tauriqbloew4266]

Awesome thanks for the gold nugget. Ghana will be using gold to trade.S.A used to funnel money through Zimbabwe during sanctions banks please read Terry Crawford-Brown's book Eye on the Money. Eye on the Gold and Eye on the Diamonds.

[@buhlobospeelman5576]

🙌🙌🙌 Rutendo Natinyarare !!!! He had been smart and dangerous mentally to a learning mind he lays it out clear for you to understand how the world works and you cant skip a beat in his sharing of knowledge ...... What all his saying I can attest to be TRUE especially when you do your research

[@Mrtdogg101]

We learn and grow Pen. You will always soar highest because you take constructive criticism.

[@ericsilinda437]

I became a paying member because of this interview. It's important that we talk about this. As loudly as we can for everyone to hear

[@lungamasuku6872]

🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳yes!!,thank you Penuel!!!!!!!i was waiting for this 2nd Interview!!!!!thank you brother!!!!

[@lunganimntungwa772]

4th time listening to this interview! G it on repeat, even when I fall asleep, it wakes me up, TOO MUCH TRUTH! If anything happens to Rutendo, it will be from this and that Newrooom interview... I Pray, Good health, and all that's positive to you Rutendo, know that you sparked a fire in me, I hope you live to see "US" benefit from your Pan African ideals.

[@mphogeraldwitsvaulta2295]

😌Penuel, thank you very much for honouring our presence with Rutendo Matinyarere once again on this podcast. I'm hoping to hear and see his thoughts processing on how he unravel issues in-depthly or more comprehensively as for the next segment and discussion. The interview was well executed...even though, time was not on our side to delve into more important matters. However, we much appreciate the knowledge we have got thus far.✍🏿🤔🌍

[@tinashegarande3311]

I now understand how better my Zim People are, with this knowledge lets make Africa great Again. Make something to counter their growth in Africa

[@yexi97]

Appreciate the alternative perspective Rutendo brings. Looking forward to more discussions with him.

[@ameenabadiga1025]

It's a crime not to support this podcast. I can't get enough of listening this brother.. ...

[@kone001]

We are learning pen...please create a space where ,we the viewers can ask questions and make your plartfoam similar to a conference

[@africanadage852]

@K one. A live stream will Indeed be a terrific platform. I hope Penuel tries it.

[@barbaragiraud420]

Epic!!! This is the third time I am listening/looking at this particular vlog in three consecutive days. Sir Rutendo, the connection is real. So much information, wisdom and passion in one concentration. That is greatness!!! #SirRutendoIsABonafidePanaricanist Mr. Pen the strugle is real, remain resolute and above all keep the faith - Papa Jah got you!!! Thanks for educating so many through your platform. Asante!!!! 'Nuff respect from the West Indies

[@philanindlovu246]

The best podcast in South Africa 🙌🏾

[@happydays5218]

Class is in session. These discussions are really helpful for Black people

[@TaWongs007]

Rutendo and Bishop Maphoga are my lecturers period.

[@dumaziletyali3359]

Much respect for Zim guys.....

[@LeeMagarasadza-hv5rj]

I'm with you

[@skimanization]

Wow, Rutendo has said it all. I feel empowered by all what he said. He's a real financial and political expert or scholar. I like that Pennuel asked the relevant and challenging questions. Thanks.

[@nellymncube7719]

We appreciate you Rutendo. I am learning a lots.

[@nyashahsitholem2610]

I have learned a lot from this episode Asante Sana

[@Guru_Nyiko]

Rutendo is actually showing us how South Africa is a company in the U.S.A

[@nomahope3182]

All countries in the world are companies. That is the capitalist system.

[@fatmatakamara1866]

Exactly.

[@MeriamDemana-ts1wz]

Mr know it all,why the zimbos don't like you?.

[@noeu8414]

From Uganda but love this man's wisdom

[@thandogotyi7762]

I hope our government officials are discussing these issues, otherwise we are in trouble as a country. I envy Rutendo’s obsession with knowledge, always hungry for more. I appreciate these podcasts because they’ve changed the game, and now all of a sudden we are exposed to privileged information. There more they dish out such intellect, the more we are enabled to make informed decisions. Governments should be run by intellectuals, and it’s clear that this is not the case in our country.

[@malusimathaba4040]

Pen thanks for having brother RUTENDO i've enjoyed and have been in awe learning and growing each time i listen to both of you siyabonga bafo

[@DefenderOfLogic]

The second half of this interview was very enlightening. Loved the engagement between Penuel and Rutendo.

[@mzalendo]

Love this podcast......Rutendo's always dropping knowledge. Shukran.

[@nkhensanesumbane7088]

We need this guy on this channel ❤

[@evangel1737]

I truly appreciate this discourse and am so impressed by the African insights at the Core infectious problems affecting the entire world. Its laying the axe to the root of The Issue which begins with corrupt bankers. I pray many more Africans will hear this and and more from men of integrity and continue to strengthen themselves in their minds and heart to Stand up for their countrymen and country who are educating in truth on who are the real enemies. Godspeed to you 😉😌

[@njabulokunene3658]

It's always a pleasure listening to this brother 🙌🏿

[@alimsimanga5326]

This is the supreme knowledge that has been shared there, intellectual and wisdom of the highest order. This is the kind of awakening black people need. We need to share this knowledge.

[@LesoloMaremo]

Thanks for the knowledge Pen. Also shout out to Rutendo

[@sakhilenkosi2503]

I've learned so much in this conversation and it has given me light.

[@tshilidzimagada4494]

What an episode 🔥🙏🏿 thank you for opening our minds Rutendo.

[@BanterwithMohau]

Rutendo. May I please pass my gratitude to this combination, This Combo, The Gods made it possible in our lifetime . Penuel May I please sit in next time you have Rutendo. I'm based Randburg and work for one popular News station in Randburg. This is for me not the people whom employed my services. This is a humble please not an order, whether approved or not, I will always support you and your efforts. I know I'm reaching to the heavens with short hands.🔥🙏👊🤝

[@BanterwithMohau]

God works in mysterious ways. I actually met Rutendo in our studios over the weekend before he goes on Air, I introduced myself, requested a picture with him and ofcourse he obliged. Sadly not knowing his interview that went so well will later be pulled. I was honoured to meet him, I'm glad I told him and appreciated him. Clearly 2023 is going to be a great year. Big Up Black Pen.

[@nonkolo_faith]

Love Rutendo!!! The information he imparts always impacts my life significantly!

[@israellegoete2884]

Once a month will do "me" good ... Thanks for not interrupting this time around leadership.

[@eltroopeworldwide.8271]

Rutendwa Matinyarare is a brilliant black mind that deserves more than two hours on the show. In actuality I think Penuel show convince Rutendwa to be his Co host or have his own independent podcast. We need more of this content and i thank you Penuel for bringing him onto the show again.

[@nkabimosaase689]

Rutendo my brother your on point and thanks. I live in LESOTHO so what can you say about it bcz amerika has landed Lesotho 20 billion recently how are we goin to pay it😭 It's really sad. NKABI MOSAASE MASERU LESOTHO.

[@karies6895]

Please bring him back next week 🙏🙏🙏 or surprise us with 2 episodes in 1 week - for Christmas 🥺🥺🔥

[@mayokitchens1231]

Came across you guys on TikTok (social media is the 4th revolution) and came to KZbin for the full length videos and have not watched anything else since. Thank you from Jamaica. Pan-African that longs for the empires of old, Arkableland. One Africa!

[@sinalozandilemavula3117]

Thank you for a great episode as usual. I think you should give Rutendo a platform within the network so we wont miss out on the his insight as well as interviews with the other thought leaders too. Would be great to also see a couple of interviews with female thought leaders too in future.

[@webza77]

Yes. They should team up and co-host episodes together with guests of interest.

[@mcamara488]

Speechless.. There are many things in my head but don't know where and how to start. So thank you very much both of you. 🖤 🙏🏿

[@thabisomosia5848]

What a knowledgeable guy He is I cant wait for the next sit down.. S/O to Pen for giving us this Guys

[@phumzilenkutha5380]

What an eye opener thanks brother Rutendo such an intelligent guy.south africa appreciate your presence.danko

[@mentation]

The ordinary South African needs to go back to old ways (work and effective local community governance by us). Be self-reliant communities need to be self-sustaining, and when we are not worried about food, we can collectively focus on developing institutions for our betterment.🤞🏿

[@morakaevans6905]

Love Rutendo!!! wow this information 🙌🏽

[@Penuelism]

Buy from and work for... people who will share their profits with you and your people. It's as simple or as difficult as that.

[@mhlanga292]

It's a good idea but the African economy is still too weak. We need to fix the politics so real empowerment policies can be put in place. We are struggling because we have too many people who still think we can work with the enemy.

[@ianj.simbine5795]

This conversation is just too brilliant. Thank you Penuel for asking such a great questions. We are waiting for more.

[@thatomokhahlane2754]

Damn Penuel why did you end the interview? This is profound knowledge, our leaders should take advice from people like Rutendo

[@kwena_molokomme]

Thanks for the Awareness content, truly eye opening and painfully beneficial. Can we please have the name of the book Rutendo refers to at the beginning of the video. "America's biggest weapon is getting other countries to be consumers" if possible, thanks again..great work.

[@MbusoVilakazi]

Always informative, it's simple yet difficult to maintain but we need to do what they do. Circular ownership, circular economy and start with food (Agriculture) and everything else linked to it.

[@lubabalomoyikwa8063]

Good day Dr. Pen Thanks for these insightful interviews, I love how brother Rutendo gives and unpacks this information especially about the history of Afrika in relation to her colonizers. I've been watching all the interviews you 2 brothers had and I'm learning a lot. I wanted to suggest or rather ask if you could consider having 2/3 minutes teasers for the interviews, for example that first part about how American wants the rest of the world to be consumers of American brands. It helps people like myself to forward the content more easily to those who don't really have time to sit through the entire interviews, these teasers get them interested. Keep on educating, we appreciate the content brothers.

[@sandtee]

I need this guy as my mentor. On a serious note

[@lukhanyomabutyana1347]

What an insightful and engaging conversation. You have a very powerful platform Panuel. Huge respect for Rutendo

[@mushematsego7663]

Wow, great minds indeed, very enlightening as well

[@unitedkingdomofngunipeople4959]

JACOB ZUMA IS THE HERO OF THE NATION! PERIOD!!

[@thecreative6807]

Dr. Claud Anderson put it very well when he said, "Racism is a team sport, you either play as a team or lose by default." We are the only people who fall for or foolish enough to believe liberal non-racialism. Liberal non-racialism in South Africa begins with the first constitutional arrangement in the cape, (cape liberalism which inaugurated in 1852) which said that the first "civilized" (westernized) natives could vote as long they pass the test of westernization and owning property, what Rhodes called "the equal rights for all civilized men south of the Sahara" - one man, one vote which the Boers disapproved as they didn't want nothing at all to do with the blacks, they later adopted this strategy of-course as evident with parties such as the DA. We are the only people who are told not to focus on race when we start to talk about racism, black power and the dismantlement of white hegemony. We forget that at the foundation of racism and colonization is anti-blackness, just look at the condition of black people in the Americas, Europe, Asia including here on the continent. Non-racialism is very convenient for them who continue to colonize the world on the premise of racism, which they pioneered, down to a science. Dr. John Henrik Clarke told us, "we have no friends" Brilliant episode, thank you.

[@derrickthonga]

Enjoyed the episode. I'm still going watch it again

[@Kaola730]

I enjoy the content you put out with Ruthando and also Mandisa.

[@h.m.5724]

*Rutendo

[@SiyabongaMbanjwa]

Rutendo...God bless you brother...ukhule nje ndoda yamadoda 🤗🤗