Watch Maponga Joshua III joined by Zulumathabo Zulu - Author of Sesotho Dictionary of Mathematics

[@NtsikiMazwai]

I'm glad this popped up on my KZbin...lemme watch

[@theromakola9545]

Maponga must learn to listen sometimes and stop trying to connect everything while a guest is talking.. Very interrupting.. With respect, keep quiet sometimes..

[@ofentsebaloyi6175]

finally somebody said it. It's very easy for the guest to lose his/her train of thought due to such disturbances.

[@ginsarante]

true speaking Maponga is interrupting. Baba Zulu diverted many times leaving things unexplained.

[@diphapangmotholo2455]

It's like he's inviting the guest to flex his knowledge instead of listening 😂😂

[@uuakata]

From the Sixth Region of the African Union. Specifically California. Asante Sana. Thank you for this stirring presentation. I loved every minute of it. This truly embodies the Spirit of Sankofa. Bless you brotha Maponga Joshua III and your guest brotha Zulumathabo Zulu

[@uuakata]

@Michelle Cuthbert brown Sankofa is a concept for those of us Black people who were damaged by slavery and/or colonialism, where our culture was supplanted by western culture. We are encouraged to reach back to the wisdom of our Ancestors and bring forth knowledge to be used today to edify and liberate us, restore us. Sankofa

[@diphapangmotholo2455]

I wish Mr. Maponga could give some listening just a bit more to his wonderful guest

[@mhlesternova8201]

Yho! Yho! Yho! 🙆🙆🙆 What a show! I'm even taking notes, I'm truly grateful for what SANKOFA is delivering!!!

[@douglasr6127]

This knowledge must be compiled and kept for young Africans to use in the future. these are keys to the universe. We also need schools of purely African ideas only; be it science,medicine, religion, morals, authority etc all fields taught in African methodology.

[@watchingthehawks355]

It had always be but Europe discouraged our leaders teaching of African values, traditions and culture in public schools so that the kids will be totally indoctrinates and have a colonize mind,in Nigeria government prefer to teach Christians religion and Islamic studies against their ancestral believe and values.

[@julietasaba5173]

Thank you master J Maponga, thank you for being so fearless for trying to bring us back to our African roots, slowly but sure Africa will come back to Africans. Thank you Thank you Thank you.

[@marcustraore545]

The white never taught us anything new. Our ancestors knew these way long before them. There’s no way they could have attained such level of knowledge and wisdom if they weren’t connected to the Creator, and that proves it again that we are the original people of the earth. But I strongly believe that our ancestors fell when they started worshipping the creature instead of the Creator, it’s an undeniable fact proven throughout the Scriptures. Whenever a nation start worshipping creatures instead of giving glory to the One who made all things, then He decides to put an end to their reign. So I strongly believe that the prosperity of Africa lies in the ways of the past. All we need is just to take a look at history and learn from it. Btw these things are mind boggling and it must be put down into writing so that we don’t loose his knowledge. These are the things we ought to be teaching into schools and universities not à watered down and alienated European teaching. Thank you Maponga J. You are blessing to us! Peace out ✌🏾!

[@billtev9846]

Mfundisi can we have summer camps, an online calendar with l lecture times and dates? I am sure there is plenty of areas to do summer rentals and have these amazing speakers do it over a camp fire just like in the days of old. Maybe one day we can have a trade fair for African tribes and customs.

[@leratokeketsomasebe8440]

This is very much interesting, as a mosotho (girl) woman i know the names of the stars but knew absolutely nothing about the meaning or where do those names come from. Ntate Zulumabatho you have a cold that can be taught to a mosotho child.

[@sechabadiphoko6465]

Dis was very deep conversation n ntate Maponga your excitement was clouding ntate Zulumathabo Lol take it easy however thank u for de metaphysical knowledge shared here ... African indigenous knowledge will unite us again n again ....

[@syfntube]

Thoroughly enjoyed this episode. Downloaded Dr. Zulumathabo's book, "Kgolaboloko African Roots of Cosmic Genesis." The only one listed on Kindle.

[@kedimotetesi4861]

Wow,i am sgaribg thus piwer house

[@sothoworrior]

Hoha ma apara kobo a matle. Likhomo!

[@ndumisomg.3310]

Powerful Stuff. We need all this info in Writings indeed.

[@abtruce1]

Wonderful vast knowledge

[@englightenmentbytebogomabe5932]

Well done Sir Dr Zulumathabo

[@kokimo6589]

Maponga please give the guests time to respond without interrupting , we trying to learn here

[@ginsarante]

seriously, Maponga is interrupting. not only in this video he interrupts the guest always

[@maxinegrant2359]

I Love the attire it looks so Kingly and powerful

[@veronicapowell]

Yes, yes. My great knowledge ancestor. I am so grateful to listen to great minds.

[@watchingthehawks355]

Harvesting indigenous knowledge is the best way to built Africa and to educate our people.

[@malatji1stprince85]

now i understand why PU"DI: plays such a role in spiritual matters.Thank you Teachers

[@Noms_Buli_Lelo]

Heeey! 🤯 You're so right! I'm now wondering why the baphomet specifically has a gpat head🤔 you've given me something to think about

[@katlegontsoane7528]

This is exciting...Smiling through the video

[@manhire1]

Wow, great stuff.

[@ishyshivambu4057]

that true, in Limpopo we consume less processed food as opposed to natural unrefined food.

[@techknowhow8897]

Sesotho is such a rich language and its ppl dont seem to understand it. Its dying a slow death.

[@Michael10794]

Yoh that's exactly how I feel with Setswana

[@techknowhow8897]

@@Michael10794 painful to watch.

[@Michael10794]

@@techknowhow8897 Yohh bro, How do you feel with Batswana, Basotho and Bapedi coming together to become one thing just like in the past?

[@malatji1stprince85]

mind blowing indeed

[@lutrailahobbs3086]

Came from the stars

[@zamam.7953]

Where can we get his books hle

[@AAA-be6wk]

Someone need to interview Gabriel Oyibo from Nigeria who has been nominated three times for the Nobel Peace Prize and should have won the first time physicist mathematician(.GAGUT )

[@SuperFoodParents]

This guest, Zulumathabo Zulu could make a regular appearance🌟He is so knowledgeable and brings the information forth in a natural way to make it easy to follow👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@watchingthehawks355]

Dogon of Mali also claim to have come from the stars that's why we Africans are connected to each other just tribal differences because of migration.

[@sifisovvilakazi1243]

please give the people you interviewing a chance to finish their statements

[@TheMatkat]

They both seem to be in Symbiotic flow of one another both learn from each other i dnot what your seeing brother

[@derickpeter6618]

😁

[@mzukisingesi8529]

Tjoo Mr Maponga keeps relating to each and everything this man is saying, thus interrupting the dude, I stopped the video after 22min of watching it, otherwise I was gonna break my laptop due to frustration..

[@niani_mansa]

It would be interesting if this is shared for all Africans to know

[@thanduxoloxaki8244]

Maponga Learn to to Listen Please

[@mamafahlambele3329]

Any MOSOTHO in the HOUSE 🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇿🇦🇿🇦 nna ke LENONYANE 😅😅😅😅

[@billtev9846]

Here from Zim.

[@thandintulli278]

@@billtev9846 wow ❤❤

[@tukzbeatsmusic2279]

cant believe im late, ke nna motaung ngwanamme

[@Michael10794]

I am Motswana and everything he said is exactly the same in Setswana.

[@lutrailahobbs3086]

Our color

[@sellodhlabo5402]

I can not wait for the Sunday show. I have enjoyed this.

[@jamesonmayaka2485]

We Kenyans are also watching.Love all your presentations

[@watchingthehawks355]

@@jamesonmayaka2485 Same in Nigeria, its shameful we don't have this type of programs in Nigerian TV despite having deferent culture and traditions but Nigeria is the most mind colonize in Africa.

[@englightenmentbytebogomabe5932]

The host get too excited, please stop interrupting your guest good Sir.

[@kedimotetesi4861]

Roma Basotho re re mosadi o ya kgweding (mentrual circle) This is really awakening

[@mavismathe6252]

I like everything about your knowledge, but sometimes learn to listen until you guest finish to talk do not interrupt ,you said you don't claim to know everything but you always add something in the middle of every conversation please let your guest finish to talk what they have brought to the viewers

[@morenamacholo8258]

Maponga, we know you are knowledgeable and excited about the topic at hand but please relax.

[@jameskgwedi3540]

I'm in Belgium..but how can I get this book please

[@ahkmusanda1445]

In future maponga must stop interrupting.

[@top-gnews8333]

Mapongo should listen no need to show how much u know

[@salomemusic7486]

Me Maponga must perhaps interview himself next time. I was trying to listen to brother Zulu drop knowledge and brother Maponga had to steal the show. I guess this is the difference between trained and untrained. You come out the interview having learnt nothing

[@ubuntuguy8274]

Sello Musi I think this a weakness Maponga has. We need to find a way of informing him that he has to learn to listen to his guests and allow his audience to listen to the guest.

[@veronicadave1450]

I love your program. Why dont you shut up and let your guest share what they came to give. Shhhhhhhhhhhhh.!!!!!

[@kasiphilosopher7489]

Maphonga annoyed me on this interview. He totally and utterly disturbed the elder Zulumathabo. His weakness is that he can't listen to his guests and that's his downfall. For an elder like him to act this way- it's truly embarrassing and shows the difference between those who are enlightened and those who are intelligent. Disappointed!

[@sibusisomsomi6118]

Love the content, Maphonga is a bad host though, he interrupted the guest every chance he got!

[@knowledgeSpace_]

So much disturbance

[@tamtamsithole7896]

maphongo keeps interrupting the interview we cant get the full wisdom this interview is not about you .

[@kasiphilosopher7489]

Maphonga annoyed me on this interview. He totally and utterly disturbed the elder Zulumathabo. His weakness is that he can't listen to his guests and that's his downfall. For an elder like him to act this way- it's truly embarrassing and shows the difference between those who are enlightened and those who are intelligent. Disappointed!

[@olokabs]

Maponga interrupts a lot, it's actually a bore.

[@ofentsebaloyi6175]

Disrespect comes in many form, one such form is disturbing the speaker's train of thought while making their point😒😒

[@Mature_nature]

I'm not enjoying interruptions by ntate Maponga here. It's too much!

[@nellymam3710]

Maponga PLEASE YOU'RE TALKING TOO MUCH PLEAEEEESE LET Dr. Zulumathabo SPEAKS