"I SPEND 10 DAYS WITHOUT A NAME.' - ABBA AYALEW AMLAK

[@Sage-jx7qk]

True surnames were imposed on us by colonial system,we used clan names to classify ourselves prior surnames.

[@dineomolapo9934]

True 🙏

[@kgothalangabrahamsibango9514]

So true and Soshangan was called Mzila

[@Two.0000]

Traditionally, Xhosamen (term has nothing to do with gender) are given the names of their grandfathers as surnames. Although we all share a clan name, my great-grandfather has a different surname from my grandfather, and my grandfather's different from my father's. I however, share mine with my father because he wanted to westernize the family structure.

[@KonnectGoat]

Interesting Episode

[@9thwavecreationz23]

Thought provoking stuff..

[@mathiusbizinesi2482]

Interesting

[@etvscandalfanpage2011]

I did not believe the story of spending 10 days without a name, not in black people families. It's very rare. I feel like everyone wants to be smart these days, come across as a chosen person. This guy went on to say his mother and father were the first black medical physicians in South Africa, I did not believe that either. We really don't need to fabricate our backgrounds in order for people to listen to us. But I agreed with him when it comes to names, the meaning behind our names and how our names affect us

[@sakhumzikewuti21]

If you have a clan and a tribe you will know that there are things your clan and tribe does that other people don’t do. Do take it personal do your own research into your own clan.

[@Papito_ZA]

4:30 Ew, Moena, Ew! Ke eng hoo? 😂

[@RastaAfricanGentleman]

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[@Constance-u2u]

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[@Constance-u2u]

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[@meharigebre8574]

Abba Ayalew Amlak an Ethiopian Name

[@solomzisiko]

Enkosi

[@sandilesucre6837]

How does all this improve lives? Just jibrish