This is the famous place with bronzed statues of hero’s

[@raymondsilinga2906]

Oh wow I've been meaning to visit the park to see my late grandmother Annie Silinga's statue strong women of character who paved the way for the freedom we enjoy in this beautiful country!

[@ChituDiary]

Awwww you should go, I don’t know you personally would have been on your case to go there together

[@TheChichiShow]

Strong people that fought for south africa.

[@SPrincessbeneficialknowledge]

Alot of these leadears i havent heard of. Great educative session for me. I learnt alot here. I admire nelson the most 27 years imprison still came out not bitter!! Too admirable. Did not let hate overcome him

[@ChituDiary]

The man will always be remembered

[@luziiluizth.8742]

Hello dear 💐🙋.... Another beautiful day 💐 Lovely very interesting video sharing ❤️ thank you for sharing this with us ❤️ giving another a big Big like thumbs up 👍👍👍👍 See you again take care everyone in there and have a wonderful day 💐 Luiz here 😊 Hope keep intouch 👍❤️🎸

[@zusibone]

King Hintsa, King Maqoma, King Mhlontlo all Xhosa Kings were very powerful Kingdoms that fought off Britiah invaders and the Dutch. Also add King Mfecane who swam from Robben Island prison to shore. Unfortunately he didn't make it. But his body was never found so we don't know if he escaped actually.

[@ChituDiary]

Thanks for the lecture soso❤️

[@mndex7198]

Thank you again African daughter.You are a You tuber with difference. My wish one day is for you to tour other Southern African states, collaborate with You Tubers in the region. We need people like you to expose us to the world. Hey Southern Africa is your HOME NOW.

[@ChituDiary]

❤️❤️

[@somilangayebotha5938]

they always exclude the Xhosa King , King Hintsa who fought for SA for more than 100 years before they could colonise it ...They had to cut his head off to stop him because the Xhosa people were unstoppable and they were killing many of the British colonisers

[@mylife-miseni5496]

Xhosa history is neglected... It's sad

[@normantshokotshela5290]

Talking about Hintsa and Maqoma comes to the picture, They can't tell stories about people who were problematic to them because it might give others ideas.

[@khanyisakhosa6315]

Most historic stories are ignored. For us people in the north of the country it's worse and some history taught in schools are wrong.

[@ChituDiary]

Is the one “mgolobane Sandile ngqika” I talked about not the Xhosa one. The one on the horse?? Because the bio reads he was a khosa king

[@kgoshigadilebo1177]

Same as Sekhukhune who was the last king left fighting.

[@SPrincessbeneficialknowledge]

I like your voice over. Here watching fully. ❤long walk to freedom. Its nice to see this. All the people are heros. They went through sooo much. Sir Nelson mandela right at the front. Leading from the front. You did great research. I always love mahatma gandhi quotes.

[@judithsconcept]

women are great support system, kudos to every woman standing there that made this freedom successful

[@ChituDiary]

Yes oh, we take a bow for them

[@ndoriag1214]

Wow thanks for taking us this wonderful place. I enjoy watching

[@judithsconcept]

I love this episode sis, women are great, seen mandala's wife beside him, shows that she support every move he made to fight for freedom with him... This images are so unique to view

[@jackymang316]

Another discovery, this is really good to brainstorm, and to know there is more to know about SA history Thank you nana

[@judithsconcept]

You see how you perfectly imitated that martin Luther's Jnr voice eeh... Kudos

[@masilela_sa9621]

Now I miss cape town, seeing the views of canal walk mall and the ever beautiful century city. One must take a short left and land in CPT, nice informative video Chitu I am South African and thank for enhancing the knowledge I have about my beautiful country ,through your channel I discover and learn new things. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@ChituDiary]

Come back home soon bongz❤️

[@yonellalitshethu7135]

say that again brother, say that again.

[@thecocomama]

Wow...Those status look so real and the story behind them is so amazing Queen Charlotte thank you for giving us women freedom to be ourselves

[@ChituDiary]

Women that transformed the society giving us a voice, forever in our hearts❤️

[@andilemabengu6314]

Thank you very much about beautiful content

[@neomontja71]

Oh my Chichi, I am getting emotional now. You are the future nana 👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️

[@ChituDiary]

Awwww dear, it’s indeed emotional for the fact that they fought and couldn’t be here to even enjoy it🥺🥺

[@neomontja71]

@@ChituDiary It is indeed. They have paved the way for us and what is left it is for us to take the baton and run with it ❤️

[@imanathimlunguzi6721]

Mzilikazi is a king of Ndebele people not for Zulu.But he is original from South Africa.there is a place called Bulawayo in Zimbambwe .is a place of mzilikazi where Ndebele people are.We share ancestors with Zimbabweans and Language, culture.Language is Nguni .Which consist of 4 languages Xhosa,Swati,Ndebe and Zulu.these languages are one and are called Nguni in one word and if u speak one of these .u will hear and understand all of them.U will just lack to hear some few terms .i think becouz of the berria

[@ChituDiary]

Thanks bro

[@liancuty]

oya Africans gather lest learn our history nice one chitu

[@ChituDiary]

Uwc

[@viviantvgist]

Indeed they are really great heroes,thanks sis for taking us alone

[@lesibamashaba3898]

Sekhukhune competed with Shaka Mzilikazi was a coward he ran to Zimbabwe instead of standing against Shaka’s military machine

[@brmaila6]

Let me disagree, with all due respect. King Sekhukhune was no coward, he fought Boers, Francois Burgers, lost his position to Paul Kruger, after a humiliating defeat by Sekhukhune.

[@kgoshigadilebo1177]

@@brmaila6 He said Mzilikazi was a coward

[@brmaila6]

@@kgoshigadilebo1177 , thanks for the correction, I misunderstood Mr Mashaba 🙏

[@anamamadi1303]

This is educating. Thank you for sharing sis.

[@ChituDiary]

Uwc chomi

[@andilemabengu6314]

I watched over & over again , great work Chitu😀😁

[@ChituDiary]

Thanks dile❤️

[@ogochukwustellamacs]

Your chummy..😲😁. We will gist later chitu love... Those status and their legacy can never be forgotten in South Africa.. ✌️✌️

[@ChituDiary]

Yes oh

[@ujspacetv1334]

This is full history thanks for sharing sis

[@ChituDiary]

Uwc sis

[@PeloB]

I truly enjoyed how u imitated Martin Luther king's voice.. that was such an adorable place.. nvr knw of that place in SA.

[@josephineaji]

Unjani sisi , the thumbnail cracked me up😀😀. Beautiful freedom park, century city canal walk 👌well done

[@ChituDiary]

Ndiyaphila sisi….. enkosi

[@vestamackay6216]

You never disappoint - Thoroughly enjoyed this Much love ❤️

[@ChituDiary]

Love you right back my chomi❤️

[@omastaste]

I enjoyed this clip Chitu

[@omastaste]

Yes Micah 4:5 as for me and my family we will walk in the name of Jehovah our God.... nice quote Chitu

[@ChituDiary]

Uwc sis

[@valiziuchie9228]

Freedom for the people

[@walkwithorr]

Wow! I loved those statues, they were in the Cradle of Humankind (Jhb West) in 2019.

[@ChituDiary]

I was in awe seeing statue look exactly like humans

[@cherishedoliviaTV]

Oh wow! I enjoyed this , I heard about some of the people that their statue are their, how come I never visited this place when I came to Cape Town, I will sure do the next time I come to Cape Town .

[@ChituDiary]

Please do Olivia baby

[@mkdempisi]

I want to visit this place, thank you for show us this

[@africanprincessrams]

I am coming to that place ones i visit there but i think i am going to cry i got emotional when you explained their roles according to their names

[@walkwithorr]

The statues actually move around the country if I am not mistaken, will have to check out if this a fact and the criteria used but I think they place them on the Heritage sites on public holidays. They were in The Cradle of Humankind in Johannesburg West on the 21 March 2019 (a public holiday of significance in the history of SA) If I won't forget I will get back to you with info, I know you are a youtuber from Botswana.

[@ChituDiary]

Please find out for us babe❤️, The first time I saw those statues I thought they were human being protesting until I went in and saw they were statues❤️

[@africanprincessrams]

@@ChituDiary They look so real my dear, i just love them

[@africanprincessrams]

Muzilikazi Khumalo i laughed when you tried pronouncing his name. Wow this video is really educating mu dear. I just love it. Barter system we still do it sometimes back home, the way you are butchering their names🤣🤣🤣🤣 Martin Luther King Junior how i love this man together witb Mahatma Ghandi. Nelson Madiba Mandela this man laid his life down for the love of our people

[@ChituDiary]

My dear, there’s no freedom without this people

[@africanprincessrams]

@@ChituDiary They laid their lives down for us. We need to appreciate them

[@siphokolanisi6186]

It seems Nigerian women r here under a good will. Now I start to believe to d slogan that says not all Nigerians u r here r criminals. Big up to our sisters, hope next time u will also open ur heart to consider to be married by South Africans

[@accountretired9479]

Who said South Africans want to marry her???

[@sidumisemhatu8199]

Thank you for this video

[@virtualtrip4K]

good video👍

[@bhekikhumalo-ziqubu6865]

Keep going African queen 👏

[@sesethumadikane158]

❤️🙏

[@donaldmacdonald9993]

Shaka never fought for our freedom. He fought against other black ethnic groups causing imfecane or the scattering of nearby ethnic groups. I don't know why he is regarded as a hero. South Africans need to debate where Shaka fits in our history. Cetshwayo and Dingani are heroes who need to be elevated above Shaka. Just my opinion.

[@masjm7278]

AGREE!! Ignorance and Lies Seems to be the Order of the Day with ANC, LUCKILY we Do HAVE our REAL History Documented, not Fake and Made up Ones.

[@PeloB]

Hello u & ur chomi😍

[@ChituDiary]

Hey darling

[@user-fy4nt5yy3t]

🙋‍♀️👍👍👍👍👍🌹😟

[@sibamalgas2433]

I am not a PAC supporter, but I could not miss the absence of Robert Sobukwe in this parade. When I asked the tour guide about that, he said it could be added latter, and said something about the height of Sobukwe, something I did not understand. To this day I notice it's still not there.

[@kagi2784]

Those we left in charge of writing our history, aren't doing that. We are gonna have to do it as individuals.

[@siphokolanisi6186]

In d issue f God, if God really exist then why we use a word BELIEVE ( Believe in God ). A word BELIEVE means what u abstract in your mind but not necessarily happening. In d West Africa Christianity played a significant role in slavery of indigenous people. So why I believe in God if me n my master we r created by d same God?

[@ChituDiary]

1 John 4:7&8 beloveth let us love one another, for love is of God, and everyone that loveth is born of God. He that loveth not his brother knows God not, for love is of God. This passage explains it all, any race or people who hate another race because they feel superior hath not the love of God and does not believe in God. Anyone who has accepted Christ knows he/she is one with his maker(Christ) hence there’s no segregation, hatred or supremacy over the other

[@velosapien]

Sorry but if you going to have winnie there then might as well have zuma and the gupta's...their intentions were all the same

[@walkwithorr]

The statues are for the fighters that have passed. Why reduce JZ to a deceased person?

[@surafelhaylu1964]

ethiopia adwa😡😡😡😡😡