Who Was Bantu In Africa? | Bantu In South Africa | Sankofa Pan African Series |

[@2face60]

It is refreshing and important to get African history from Africans instead of colonizers

[@juanpueblo316]

Because no one can tell your story better than yourself......

[@bren2385]

THE ARABS AND CHINESE ARE THE TRUE COLONIZERS OF AFRICA 😑😑😑😑😑

[@2face60]

@CAVE MONKEY which part of it was bs?

[@evelynapplewhite7340]

@CAVE MONKEY IT TAKES ONE TO KNOW ONE.

[@Sci-Fi_Fan296]

Well said! I agree 100%

[@jefmweds]

In Meru from Kenya we say, "Muntu" to mean a person.....If you Identify to this and proud Bantu please thumbs up! And Thank you Dakitari for a wonderful presentation.

[@mattrix3726]

Really, me too. muntu means people. I am Angolan from Kongo Kingdom.

[@keketsomega8358]

Sound like Zulu and other Nguni tribes, makes sense Nguni people lived in Mozambique before crossing south to now Zululand in South Africa. In my language is motho

[@lindelwanothandongcobo8863]

I’m Zulu Muntu also means a person and bantu means people abantu also means people in my language we are definitely family then ❤

[@thelmamokholo7176]

Muntu=Motho

[@rda-gama2567]

My father is Bantu and I'm proud of it !

[@kinyanjuigichuki1046]

as a Kikuyu from Kenya, I agree about our respect for land, that why we fought the british who tried to desecrate it. Long live the Kenya Land and Freedom Army(Mau Mau)

[@thabisonkgahle4263]

You're very right my lady I'm a Bantu staying in South Africa My language is Sesotho ,there are very common words between The Nguni speaking and ke Swahili

[@kim1570]

Yup! I'm Kenyan and when I listen to some SA music, I almost feel like I can understand what's being said, like its at the tip of my tongue but not quite...

[@blackreeducationtv]

Of importance is the children of Nguni is also od AI or what is known as Eswatini these are all the children of Yokube's son Naphtali- these are the grategrand children of Abram of the bible

[@florianntulo5731]

Sure! Am a tanzanian but my brother is in South Africa but he speaks Zulu very well because of the similarity with our language in Tanzania

[@buhleke]

We are still alive and kicking, Bantu person here!

[@mrwhite77781]

Send me a pic i have bantu dna

[@sonjadilan777]

I am Bantu Instagram: @kinshasaur 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩40, 💯% natural From the Kongo Kingdom Banza Kongo...The word Ambassy comes from the Kongo Kingdom etc their spirituality was called ki Kongo muntu!

[@Omega1st]

@@mrwhite77781 You have Bantu DNA ? How high is your fever?

[@Omega1st]

@@sonjadilan777 You maybe Hottentot also 🔥

[@Manyanababy]

Me too 🥰

[@nyathibheki3572]

In Zulu we say "Yithi aBantu". Yes I am Zulu and we and many other tribes are Bantu people of Southern Africa. There are other Bantu people across the continent. Our languages, our customs are beautifully similar here and there and in other areas as well. There's a very strong Zulu presence in Kongo and a strong Kongo presence kwaZulu. Joe Mafela (may his soul rest in peace) once reminded us of who we are and where we came from.

[@blakstar968]

Beautiful I love it

[@nyathibheki3572]

@꧁Sindano Negongo꧂ greetings brother.

[@nyathibheki3572]

@꧁Sindano Negongo꧂ likewise my brother. We need to collaborate more. We are one people, tribalism shouldn't be entertained at all.

[@nyathibheki3572]

@꧁Sindano Negongo꧂ absolutely correct my brother. We need to learn our own languages. I beg you to teach me yours as well my brother.

[@wesleymarvelous1293]

I'm still puzzled by the word Bantu...describing the nguni people,doesn't the word Bantu mean people or person

[@brucechakur6144]

I just got my ancestry dna back I am 60 years old I am 29% Nigerian 16% Bantu Camaroon Congo 12% senegal 10 % Mali 4% Ivory Coast Ghana 2% Benin to go 11% English 11%Scottish 4% Wales Jackie in North FL thank you for telling us about the Bantu

[@YouGotOptions2]

You have a very ADOS genetic profile

[@mohamudabdi5424]

@@YouGotOptions2 They are our brothers and sisters so does it really matter?

[@jonathandorr2234]

Love to you from west of Boston, your dna info will be inspirational.. I feel da way de🇲🇱

[@ZAR_72]

Looking at your DNA you can see that the Bantu is associated with Cameroon and Congo, and that's because there are Bantu people in those countries. You'll also notice that there is no Bantu association with the West African countries. Western literature states that Bantus come from West Africa and that is in total contrast to Bantu oral history, coz they claim to be coming from North East and not West

[@ZuluLessonswithThando]

Yet again, another good video. Thank you. Siyabonga thina bantu baseNingizimu Afrika. (We people of South Africa, thank you.)

[@kintulawrence.5468]

In Lusoga in Uganda Bantu means people!!!

[@inkolononkulunkulu]

You have strong Shona tribe looks aunty!! Would not be shocked if Dan could say so, much love to you dear Aunt!!!

[@buggedout1]

i never thought id be this proud to be african.

[@victoribass77]

I am American Bantu. I follow you on TikTok my Bantu ancestry comes from the region of DRCongo and Cameroon around Southwestern Cameroon and Namibia the Ovambo and Mbukushu people. Being mixed I also have Kenya Bantu from the Giriama people. Thankyou for telling the truth because one of our American historians denies our relationship to Southern Bantus but he only looks at Zulu's there are other Bantu groups in Southern Africa such as the Ovambo people who were obviously victims of the trade. They were migratory and migrated to their current location Angola from the Zambia Southern African region to Angola Nambian border and were thus affected by the Portugese.

[@zephaniarutlokwana2891]

Bantu of the sub Sahara are a people with their commonalities in languages. We emigrated from a point preserving our ethic and belief patterns to the south. We are one & we should always foster for one unity amongst ourselves and dictate our destiny as one people

[@maragolihistory2118]

Not Easy!! I'm a Kenyan Bantu, but my Bantu blood is almost going extinct because of intermarriages and lack of Bantu education or love for our identity. Our women prefer Nilotes and whites than us our people. We are doomed!!

[@ZAR_72]

​@@maragolihistory2118 Women..😂 Those ones are the number 1 sellouts brother. There's a Sotho saying which loosely translate to: if baboons had money we would see women on the mountain 😂

[@onelovehomeandabroad167]

Let's all reunite and define our future and destiny!

[@morgancharles253]

Thank you for educating me on my history, am a Bantu speaker. Oshiwambo speaker from Namibia

[@FemboyGaycko_OwO]

You really are ?! Wowwww

[@Omega1st]

You are a Mythological Character created by Wilhelm Bleek a German Linguist?

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

Wow! Wonderful. Glad to have you here.

[@rda-gama2567]

My father is Bantu from Angola he speaks Portugues and Bakongo!!

[@Omega1st]

@@rda-gama2567 The Ba is one's Personality. N'tu is Nature. Explain Bantu?

[@justinamusyoka4986]

Good to hear,am EA Bantu and some of our words are common down south.

[@wanjiru93]

Good to see a Kenyan representing.

[@yahchildg7283]

Me too

[@angelafindlay7123]

Bantu is the real YisraEl

[@angelafindlay7123]

@Mzansi Queen Thank tou kindly for important information I am apprecialuv of it give thanks for your time much divine greetings fo you

[@angelafindlay7123]

I don't believe in the god spell of the Roman Greek god no j before 1600 lies about god having a son bus sons are Angels king David is k ow as his beloved son he will come back to rain o er YisraEl I k ow this fact because the white man god enslaved us with his name jc o more lies family if we are going into the truth let's talk truths about the fake white .a jc they would us my Ancestors in a slave ship call jesus and Mary and such like Almighty told us in the 28th chapter of Deut that we would ow down and worship the slaves masters god CHRISTIANTY IS Constantine god my Ancestors were take o. Slaves to Jamaica 400 plus years of suffering u ntill this time o ly thing we are wearing g pretty clothes shoes and car and house but our mind is messed up by the slave master we were beaten to praise that fake god my Ancestors died rather ING to died than Bow down to that statute of jc we must not give e no more praise to anyone e but Almighty hear my voice

[@moustadrif1006]

finally the real infos to share :) im glad i found you im into africa historique culture origin tribe languages food :) cheers from Morocco.

[@kijihigh6826]

When I was very young growing up in America we as children were told that we had to learn to speak Swahili. We did not know why but we had fun learning it. It was very easy to learn and we made up many songs and poems from Swahili. It seemed so natural and we were eager to learn a second language. After one year we were made suddenly to stop learning that language and were forced to learn Spanish, or French or Latin. We never heard about Swahili again. This was so disappointing and of course no one was able to learn those European languages.

[@BantuKing]

Thank you for the knowledge

[@juanpueblo316]

Water,wind and fire are the prime composites of Mother Earth.

[@YayaJ4579]

This is another important information channel to learn from and to do my own due diligence...I now am subscribed...thank you...Grace and Peace.

[@studioalkebulan_bjm5178]

TRULY, we thank YOU ALL great sis..🙏🏾

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

You are so welcome

[@hasananyabwile3538]

I just love this woman

[@kijihigh6826]

When I visited South Africa, from America when the people saw me they immediately called me Bantu. I was insulted because I thought that they were cursing at me and calling me names. This was many many years ago. However what I noticed at the time was how gracious and respectful they treated me. They could not stop feeding me enough food and fighting over with whom I would stay. I was so confused. But they continued to call me Bantu and hug me. Ha Ha Ha , Now I know why. They were treating me as though “I had finally returned home!!!”

[@bulelanidondashe8696]

we do not have a word for a stranger and we know that "we are because you are"

[@Ntuthu-ZA]

There is a saying in our languages that the stomach of a traveller is the size of a bird’s stomach, meaning that feeding and being hospitable to a stranger will not bankrupt or harm you. In our language we speak of ourselves as abantu, singular umuntu. If you look like us we say you are umuntu like us.

[@Ntuthu-ZA]

@@bulelanidondashe8696isihambi is the word in Zulu, but we also say that isisu somhambi asingakanani, singangesenyoni.

[@RonitaElease]

Happy New Year! You have educated me... 🌹🎆🌹🎆🌹

[@seraphinahyman794]

Thank you very much.I read about the Bantu in universiry and saw that they lived like the isrealites in the bible.I belief they are the true people of God

[@pete2814]

I don't believe Judah was Bantu as i wrote Ms Bunmi Oyinsan ...check out these series of videos explaining the captivity of the original Jews...BLACK JEWS!....5 series Benayah Israel kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYPceI2DetaBY80

[@romeoselatole4734]

@@pete2814 what do you mean you dont believe Judah was bantu when there are bantu countries with cities named Judah (Yaounde - Yahuda).. What do you mean when even the dna of the bones of Jews buried in Spain and Portugal matched Bantu people? Do better research.. Majority of Judah was carried off into captivity yes but nowhere have I seen The Book say literally ALL Judah will be carried off. What does the statement "your children shall be brought from afar" mean, doesnt that tell you a group of related people will be reunited, those that were carried off with those that remained oppressed and captive in their own land.. I know the Benayah series you're talking about, nowhere does it indicate that Bantu's are not Judah, he just indicates that Judah was carried off, AND WE KNOW FOR A FACT that most of our brothers and sisters in South and North America have Bantu DNA, some of which were carried directly from Portugal to Brazil

[@rhbm8951]

@@romeoselatole4734 You even justify yourself for nothing, how to explain that your blood brother is deported to America (judah) and you remained a slave in africa cannot be judah when he is your brother.

[@smsboykie6603]

Thank you for the lesson

[@FemboyGaycko_OwO]

I learn something today thanks for those informations !

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

Glad to hear it!

[@NfindaBilongo13]

Thank you for this 🙏🏽🌪🖤

[@nextup8598]

I have bantu in me i did a DNA test ,i am African American from Louisiana. When i do dna test that trace by 400 years im 97% African mostly west African 37% Nigerian 20%mali 12%sengal 9%Congo south African bantu but, when i do a 1000 year dna test like dna portal east Africans shows up as 19% Ethiopia Somali and Kenyan all shows up .i think Africans use to travel more before they made those countries

[@erikaprothow178]

Wow! Very interesting. What company did you use for your oldest test?

[@nextup8598]

@@erikaprothow178 dna portal track your ancient DNA the last 1000 years and ancestry dna tracks the last 400years

[@WNdaba]

Singular- Umuntu Plural - Abantu

[@BrandonChawane]

Check out a series called 'hidden Hebrews' by Benayah Israel, here on KZbin, you'll understand a lot more.

[@BrandonChawane]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYPceI2DetaBY80

[@collenmabena5422]

Thank you Dr 🇿🇦

[@AkinAkin]

No wonder African (west African) spirituality focuses on forces of nature like water, earth, etc...

[@nomfundokhumalo2101]

Even South Africans

[@kenshix7902]

@@nomfundokhumalo2101 A fellow South African! Please tell me what religion this is. I'm doing research

[@nomfundokhumalo2101]

@@kenshix7902 Zulus we have the Mndawu (water spirits) and the Mnguni ancestors if you know a sangoma ask one about the different types of ancestors

[@bantuboxingworld607]

I'm South African and I was cleansed and told by a spiritual healer(Gogo) that water and the earth with the inclusion of God in everything would heal dis-eases that bothered me and my family. Let me tell you, that was the best thing I have ever done in my life!!!

[@wanjiru93]

Kenya too.

[@soundofprice]

It's great history knowledge as a Kenyan

[@Haaduwkahn.]

The Bantu, they originated in West Africa? That is a Eurocentric lie! Where were they before that? Did they just come up out of the ground?... I am Congolese, the oral tradition of the bakongo states we came from the Nile valley, we entered into the forest by the way of kush.

[@dingalodingalo8447]

Love your thinking and analogy. The same whites tells you of blacks livin in the sahara way back before sahara dried. They show us their drawings and its visibly blacks. So why do they refuse to recognise that after the drying of the sahara some of us went to live along the nile.

[@dingalodingalo8447]

Another thing why is not anyone realising that if we " bantu" start forming study groups to find the truth ourselves without white" scholars" we'll reach our goal way faster.

[@Haaduwkahn.]

peace and blessings @@dingalodingalo8447 we've(the Bantu) been everywhere., we were in Egypt before cush, we were in the land of Cannan, Mesopotamia also. The whole earth was filled with melanated people in ancient times, not just Africa. History is a lie.

[@AniWho268]

@@Haaduwkahn. Yup. We spread out all around the world a really long time ago. Hundreds of thousands of years before colonization started, before white people even came into existence. Thanks for sharing about the oral history, I've been trying to read up on what different African groups say their origins are, but it's hard to find (at least for me).

[@Haaduwkahn.]

Peace and blessings AniWho268. There is a wicked documentary on amazon called kimpa vita: the mother of the African revolution. you should check it out. There are 5 African historians on it they talk about the Bantu migration and the bakongo migration out of the Nile Valley. This is all in the bible, we are the progenitors of the prophets, our ancestors crossed the red sea with mashah("Moses") .... we are children of an ancient covenant.. a covenant that our ancestors made with the self-existing one a long time ago.

[@luckynzimande5665]

We are might Bantu

[@ebenezermasoka615]

Thanks for this video...watching from Zimbabwe and let's study the DNA linkages and also the migration of our peoples all over the world

[@miekhiayltraylor8574]

Halalela Sonini Nanini Somandla

[@bertramdavis7120]

Thank you once again auntie, I have received much knowledge this day. My ancestry has come back as 25% western Bantu and 46-52 Nigerian (Igbo). This was so helpful in the continuation of my ancestral search.

[@blackreeducationtv]

All Bantus are Igbos. Igbos are a a collection of all the 12 tribes of the Bantus. Hebrew is Fake for Igbo. 25 + 52 = Bantu= 77%

[@nomfundokhumalo2101]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 Ama is also a prefix in isizulu (South African language) please stop saying “the so called AmaZulu tribe" course I'm sure you also wouldn't like it if I said “the so called Igbo tribe"

[@nomfundokhumalo2101]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 😂😂my guy me I'm not from the Igbo tribe I am from the Zulu tribe in SA and we as the Bantu tribe we come from East Africa not West Africa stop forcing things not even one word in Nigeria sounds the same as words in my language but lot of languages in my country or in Southern Africa actually sounds the same as Kiswahili and “Zulu" is not a colonial word it means “heaven" in Isizulu,Swati,isiNdebele and those languages I just mentioned they are from South Africa,eSwatini and Zimbabwe

[@bertramdavis7120]

@@blackreeducationtv Good to know! Thanks.

[@bertramdavis7120]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 Thank you brother!

[@warriorchild2521]

BEAUTIFUL QUEEN 👑..,THANK YOU...BLESSINGS AND LOVE ❤️❤️🇯🇲

[@walidshabazz5193]

Thank You Dr. Professor for another wonderful lecture. Your topics are intune with the spirit of our ancestors.

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

You are very welcome

[@Khuzwayo-ip3md]

I agree with you 💯

[@juanpueblo316]

As a BANTU.(Duala, Kamerun)I was taught !! To Not Disturb the settings of Mother NATURE and the Protection and RESPECT of the Forces,thus Laws of Nature...

[@juanpueblo316]

@CAVE MONKEY Don't Push Mother NATURE to have Fun with you... you Will not like it...

[@Omega1st]

You are not a Bantu

[@Omega1st]

@CAVE MONKEY Why don't you people just duck out.

[@juanpueblo316]

@@Omega1st you seem pretty confused...by hiding your true identity behind some omega latin words... Never Disturb a LION 🦁 at rest.... Ne nde BANTU!!!!

[@Omega1st]

@@juanpueblo316 I am confused? Wilhelm Bleek a German Linguist created the Bantu term at Oxford University in London England. I don't fall for nonsense. It is obvious that you did not know that

[@futhidlamini9003]

In Swaziland One person- is umuntfu Two people- is bantfu Meat-- is yinyama White person --- is umlungu Elephant---is indlovu Stand up--- sukuma Come-- wota Very closely related to emaZulu, ema Xhosa and emaNdebele! Not sure about the Sothos and Tswanas. I travelled to Botswana one time I had to speak English the whole time. But When I speak to a Zulu we use both languages at the same time no problems. I also have a friend from Uganda and One from Kenya many many common words there. Its amazing!

[@joshmalone4246]

As a so called African American, thank you for this queen, I need to learn more about us, from our people. LOVE FROM AMERICA! AFRICANS ARE THE ORIGINAL PEOPLE OF THE PLANET, THAT MAKES US THE CLOSEST THING TO THE CREATOR!

[@milawoods6351]

Love the Way you Brought the Focus Into View! My first time connecting with your Video! Loved it!🌞😁😍💓💓💓

[@jackoenyegue]

all of this information, if it is not already, should be compulsory teaching in all primary schools on the continent.

[@tkmblazi4973]

It is not valid , it is just an assumption, there hasn't been any evidence that proves that indeed Bantu came from there.

[@jocktv6948]

Hey I just took the test around December 2021 and I am just getting my results 2022.. Cameroon Congo & Western Bantu 37%

[@thuthukamathebula4561]

Why is the title in past tense? We are still here, why is the tittle "who were the bantu people"?. Nami ngingumuntu, uNgwane kaNgwadi.

[@bantuboxingworld607]

I'm so greatful for this series!!!

[@dimena8347]

Bantu’s are not from west-Africa... They migrated from the Nile or Great Lakes Region to the countries that are called ‘Bantu area’ today.

[@motaungpaballo7199]

Interestiing...

[@aaroniquedemeritte5218]

Bantus are primary from the middle east..

[@phakisotinzi4116]

@@aaroniquedemeritte5218 No they settled in Egypt

[@dimena8347]

@@aaroniquedemeritte5218 Egyptians and Mesopotiams where themselves descendants of Kush. It is even written in some scripts that they were a colony of Ancient Ethiopia (Bantu area) and that there ancestors where from P.nt/B.nt, which gave “Bantu” today. Egyptians were bantus that settled there after living Kush and simply came back to kush, after Mesopotamia and Egypt got invaded and then moved to other countries in Central, East and South Africa. Not every ethnic group migrated at the same time of course, but most are from the earlier dynasties. Descendants of the last dynasties are northern and Eastern Africa (Berbers, Ethiopians,etc...) They are mixed people of ancient kushites people (who they were bantu people who that settled in Egypt, Algeria,etc...) with Iberians, italians or Arabs. This is also the why some of them till today have 3-8% Sub-Saharan African DNA in them. Some Nigerian tribes and Cameroonians also came from Kush and Settled in their current country. Because they were from the 1st-2nd dynastie they off course created there own kingdoms and now westerns are trying to use that to blame us being West-African which is not true. Especially since ancient Egypt and Kush existed for more than 15.000 years and not 3.000 years like they teach us. They have to lie about the date of the dynasties, because there theory of Bantu migration and even berbers living for a longtime in Africa will not be correct anymore.

[@dimena8347]

@@aaroniquedemeritte5218 Also when I talk about Bantu, do not directly try to link with how we look today. The earliest Bantu who did not mix with Khoisans or pygmees looked a little different to a Bantu of today. Since we all share DNA of Khoisan or Pygmée, do to the fact that we live with them.

[@timahabryaneve2891]

This is my best KZbin channel, every time I watch feel refreshed and truly learned

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

Glad you love it! ;)

[@lincolnbrown6824]

Bantu bloodlines are the original Hebrews mainly from Kongo.

[@desciplesofthomassankara3021]

You're trying too hard to reconcile your actual history with your religious beliefs.

[@Changamira]

@@desciplesofthomassankara3021 no he has a point. I’m southern Bantu and my elders speak of similar ideas. Google images of ‘King Lobengula flanked by his two wives’. One of them is holding the star of David. What more, the Lemba of Zimbabwe were proven to have originated in Yemen. Not only that, but Shona language, and Bantu languages in general have linguistic similarity’s with ancient Egyptian. Google the book ‘Linguistic Ties Between Ancient Egyptian and Bantu: Uncovering Symbiotic Affinities and Relationships in Vocabulary’ Book by Fergus Sharman

[@lincolnbrown6824]

@@desciplesofthomassankara3021: Born of Bantu BLOOD is NOT a relgion Hebrew bloodlind is Not a relgion

[@blacsteve]

@@lincolnbrown6824 there is no herbrew bloodline it’s just a story

[@lutufyodixon9997]

@@desciplesofthomassankara3021 bantus are the lost tribes of Israel

[@zazaahmad2513]

Thank You for sharing...

[@mmmap726]

Bantu is actually Ba-Ntu. Meaning people of Ntu. So the question is who or what is Ntu. In some of the official languages in what is called South Africa, we speak of Batho or Ba-Tho, people of Tho (pronounced "to"). The key here is the sound of "t" and "u". The sounds were used to sound "Ntu" which stretches to "Tho" for other languages. It is belived that we come from the sky (think the principle of Nut). Some even stretched it by saying we are Amazulu, meaning "the ones from the skies" (Zulu people). The concept of Bantu is about belonging. It is about a people belonging to Ntu. But where does the sound "Ntu" come from? Mkhulu Nsingiza of the Zinzi Mandela Foundation teaches us that Bantu comes from belonging to Nut. Remembering that as Africans or the Kemetic, we based naming on natural or spiritual explanations. We love Dr Oyinsan a lot.

[@KingOfAfrica90]

You know we're actually children of Israel

[@kaybeemoafrika]

Nowhere is SA do people speak a language called Batho. Batho is a Sesotho name for people.

[@AbelBogereKato]

That rymes with the Baganda, we are Bantu and we are descended from Kintu. Ki-ntu, the ntu is sole component to which all bantus relates.

[@blackreeducationtv]

@@KingOfAfrica90 We are the Children of A-co-b aka Jacob drop the J

[@josephwachira6481]

I wish we would unite and be one, we could feed the whole of Africa and our economy would be booming.

[@keketsomega8358]

The word ' Ba' means the soul in ancient Egyptian mythology. Ntu means oneness or life.

[@henryemenike5637]

I agree with you. Bantu is a word coined by the European who didn't understand that the people he saw where intorducing themselves to him as individuals with a soul (i.e BANTU = MAN = A Being with a Soul)

[@Moses275shortsvibes]

Am kenyan mount kenya bantu

[@xspydazx]

Please could you share your African Tribal area maps as you have often shown some nice maps and i would like to understand the changing tribal areas names and original names for the regions of Africa. In descriptions of African from ancient times the Europeans only believed there was the three africas .... Ethiopiya/ Libiya / Egypt (at that time they knew nothing of south Africa)

[@sanusiebarrie7225]

Best KZbin videos thanks

[@adrienmboa9005]

Nope lady we the Bantu started up in North East Africa in the so called " Israel " and Egypt but didn't work out with the Egyptians so we left Egypt and went down East, Central and South of Africa.

[@adrienmboa9005]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 Nope i don't think so man sorry us Bantu and the igbo are very different from each other even language aren't the same huh sorry i have disagree i don't know where you getting your story from Bantu did not originate from igbo we are totally different!!

[@joykamiza2593]

True, our oral traditions say so.

[@walkwithorr]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 I believe u, I have not explored this history but I have always wondered about the Zuma rock in Nigeria and the Zuma surname here in SA. There's got to be some sort of origin and connection. Africans we are interconnected denying that is just not necessary.

[@lesley_yeahhh]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 We are not Igbos

[@moimoimoi2585]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 bantu mean people in kikongo 🤦🏽‍♀️ nothing with Igbos

[@abdulsharif6541]

Great Video

[@thulimalebane6911]

As much as I like coming here to get some history,the problem I have is the reliance on "white" sources such as the encyclopedia which was mentioned. Thats a huge problem because we all know that

[@tebzangwana2487]

Africa's literature of these times was mostly destroyed. So their books are a starting point but I agree they should be used cautiously. Black scholars have made great progress in helping but more still needs to be done.

[@TempleOfOrmes]

@@tebzangwana2487 that shall be an eternally ongoing mission. We do have some excellent contributors and contributions. This must always continue, throughout all the time dimensions, to dig back, to continue to document the now, and to visualize and project an empowered future with BanTu Life still flourishing and thriving once again. If we can see it, it can be made manifest. It begins with vision, and that vision stands on the shoulders of an unforgotten past, clarity of the now, and vigorously driven passion for the manifestation of what will yet be.

[@Haaduwkahn.]

@@tebzangwana2487 go to the people and ask them.

[@blackreeducationtv]

White people will never tell us the truth of Abram and his children the Bantus

[@Haaduwkahn.]

@@blackreeducationtv "We were always in the forest of sub saharan Africa ever since the beginning of time, then they discovered us in the 15th century ce"..... That is what they want us to believe(they= the Eurocentric construct, not white people but the western machine. we've all been lied to.)

[@warriorchild2521]

NEW SUBBIE HERE AND I WILL DEFINITELY BE SHARING!👍🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@warriorcharge3969]

Many of us have Israelite DNA. Israel is part of continental Mama Africa!!

[@warriorcharge3969]

@@unknowngirlul2344 are you for real? Israel is part of Africa. So how can we not have AFRICAN DNA?? Do some research on DNA code E1B1A. The West Coast of Africa was once referred to as AJUDA (JUDAH) by the Portuguese. Plz Check the British Colonial Flag of Nigeria! Plz Research The IBO, The Lemba, The Ashanti, The Yoruba, Angolan history and The Falashas of Ethiopia, Then tell me again that there is no Israelite dna in Mama Africa. Stop getting your information from the same people that STOLE our identity. Read Deuteronomy 28. Many of us Israelites ended up on Slaves ships. Records show Slave owners knew who The Israelites were due to circumcision. Hence us being recorded as Negro rather than African. There is more genetic diversity on the African continent than the rest of the whole world combined. We need to reclaim our identities, all our indentities!!

[@thelastshallbefirst6531]

@@warriorcharge3969 Brother, they need to study the Scriptures. Reading is the main problem, no co.prehension is applied to read. Furthermore, the Scriptures are read in chronological order which will have you 360 degrees off course.

[@FreedomBiafra]

Isreal is not part of Afrika and your DNA will not say that.

[@oliviamonteque6407]

Love your hair!

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

Not sure what Bantu means in other languages. But Bantu means human being in Zulu. We call our selves *ABANTU*

[@pendonoor8869]

Same in Rwanda and Burundi...ABANTU = people

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

@@pendonoor8869 wow thanks.

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

@@pendonoor8869 noted.

[@walkwithorr]

In the Sotho languages Batho.

[@cyrug4021]

Same in Uganda

[@abdulsharif6541]

Thank you Professor (Ma'am)

[@kithinjikwiriga2666]

Madam i m a bantu from east africa and would like to clarify a few things. 1 the bantus are africans with comon ancestry who originated from congo basin. 2 bantu is prural for people a term widely used by these comunities acrosd the bold from central africa to east african all the way to south africa. One person is mtu or mutu depending on where yu are. 3 bantus are both farmers and livestock keepers. 4 bantus have comon close related language structure.it has five basic vowels.that is A pronounced as in hat.E pronounced as in bet.I pronounced as in eat.O pronounced as in hot.U pronounced as in wood.another comonality is any word starting with ku is more often than not a verb.for a example in kiswahili kusimama (to stand) kuimba (to sing)in lingala koyemba(to sing)in my native language that is kimeru kuina(to sing). 5 it is believed the bantus despersed for various reasons some of which are enterethnic conflicts adventure search for opportunity and population growth. 6 similaties but also differences..central africa and east africa bantus languages are very close and they have adapted kiswahili as lingua franca which is easy to learn and speak.south africa bantus the zulus ndebeles have a clicking sound which is difficult to master.

[@mayormsuthu1465]

I see the relation here. So in isixhosa we also say umntu(umuntu in isiZulu) for one person Abantu for many people both in Xhosa and Zulu . To sing in isiXhosa is ukombela, ukusimama means the same as Swahili but mostly used to emphasize the fact that someone is progressing in life. Ukuma in isiXhosa ukusimama in Swahili, ukuma means to stand. When we say Ume(ukuma) Kahle it means you're standing ok, the other meaning we are saying you've progressed in life(Ume Kahle empilweni). In Sesotho we say Muthu(one person) Batho for many. Inyama for meat in many African languages.

[@kithinjikwiriga2666]

@@mayormsuthu1465 exactly while we all might be africans bantus evolved linguistically and culturally distinct from other african ethnic groups. I have listened to languages like yoruba igbo wollof somali and ethiopian languages no similarities with bantu.on the other hand i can pick up a few words spoken by bantus anywhere. Culturally any bantu comunity i know of in east africa circumsise boys when they reach teans as right of passage to manwood. In my comunity however old yu are yu cannot be consindered a man unless yu are circumsised.

[@mayormsuthu1465]

@@kithinjikwiriga2666 even here in South Africa we circumsise ever since God knows when, and it's always have been our culture to do so and it's important to all our tribes that still carry on with it. This shows that we knew God even before we were colonised. As the circumsission is also biblical since it started with Abrahama and Isaca to yakobi and all of us, possibilities are we are the descendants of Abraham based on my personal opinions.

[@Ibnafrika]

@@mayormsuthu1465 Yes you have always circumcised but surely they taught you that Shaka Zulu changed the circumcision rites to introduce the age ranks in his army. Whether that practice spread to other Bantu communities is unclear. Other Bantu commentators on this video but other threads argue that they circumcise according to the Hebraic tradition 7th/8th day. However, you find circumcision in Kemet so it can be recognised as being with all Africans from the earliest times. You state that circumcision is Hebraic, then we should have found it in Ur as well. If we only find it with the quasi-mythical Hebrews and they sojourned for how many years in Kemet, then it is not theirs but something that they learnt.

[@Ibnafrika]

@@kithinjikwiriga2666 I agree that the Bantus, the Cushiness, the Nilotes and those speaking Kwa based languages must have diverged from each other pretty early in our history. How long does it take to walk, climb, sail a continent the size of Africa if we start off from areas within a 100 mile radius of the earliest fossils? I believe that our people started in the Congo basin and followed rivers. The Bantu would thus have branches following the Zambezi taking them to there Eastern seaboard, the Nile mixing them with Cushitic and other Sudan peoples, those that followed the smaller tributaries ended up in the dense Congo and became the Batwa; and those that followed the Congo taking them to central western Atlantic seaboard; where we see the emergence of Affonso's kingdom as an example of early centralised societies; travelling northwards from Luanda via the coastline Gabon, and Cameroon are reachable in short time. Forest Antelopes like Eland would have made hunting a worthwhile activity and thus some groups would stay in these regions where prey abounds. Do we have any instances of Africans hunting Seals or Walruses? (i.e Namibia) If not, then these animals were not on our regular diet and might only be tasted through scavenging. It also indicates we didn't stay in those coastal areas with high waves and winds, favoured by these animals. How does the narrations of 'Mami Wata' affect our analysis of the Bantu migration? In fact, do the Southern Bantus's have such a narration? Or is it something West African Bantu's and Kwa speakers created to describe the children of Mami Wata with their long, stringy yellow hair emerging out of the waters?

[@kensimmo]

I recently discovered your page and happy I did.

[@Donmarcusiano]

Mama, I think some of those encyclopedias written by yts are inaccurate. Some say that the Bantu people migrated to the South around 3000 to 4000 years ago, but archeological evidence found in Swaziland and Mpumalanga says otherwise. The Adams Calendar (Inzalo Ye Langa) is estimated to be about 75 000 years old and the Lebombo bone is estimated to +40 000 years old.

[@desciplesofthomassankara3021]

Remember, the Khoi and San groups where living in those regions for literally 10s of thousands of years before we (Bantu) came along.

[@CADIPRATV]

@@desciplesofthomassankara3021 who told you this? Please stop talking fake lies

[@CADIPRATV]

They will never speak about this, the people of so called bantu people of South Africa have been here for thousands of years, no bantu migration here. If you think I am lying why are so called bantu of South Africa never want to leave this land and don't like migrating?

[@desciplesofthomassankara3021]

@@CADIPRATV I research archeological finds and rock paintings among others related to Humans history

[@CADIPRATV]

@@desciplesofthomassankara3021 you say it was only abathwa that lived on the south because of paintings? You really must not know the real SAn history.

[@mattrix3726]

Wow. I am Bantu and Mukongo from Bakongo. Kongo Kingdom. Can you talk about Kongo Kingdom

[@blackreeducationtv]

Greetings May sister: I am Bantu or a person whose ancestors were sold into Trans Atlantic Slavery. Our reverence for our Ancestors does not arise to the level of Worship; this is a European propagation which seeks to demonise Bantu Spirituality. We are the children of Abram and like him we only worship the Creator of heaven and earth whom the nation in their religions call the God of Abram, Isaka and Yokube. Is it then correct to say such a reference is Ancestral Worship; you will agree it is not. I have great respect for my mother and father they are also my Ancestors do I worship them NO. This is what Europeans have been able to successfully do to the Bantus; demonise their culture and document it. Today, my question to you is, do you know that the Land known as Sub Saharan Africa is the Land of Abram and Sara or rather Zara/Zala and that what is called Bantu expansion is really the Bantus taking possession of the land of Abram. Haran is Sarah father and the brother of Abram. Haran never came to Sub Saharan Africa. But Abram and Sarah did; so the land should be rightly called Sub Sarah and Abram Africa. Let us leave European version of our story and we will really see who we really are; I hasten to say All BANTUS are the direct descendants of Abram through Isaka and Yokube. I am more that happy to discuss these matter s further with you my sister and feel free to visit my channel. My Kindest regards Happy Samba/Sabata/Sabatha. Elder Robert of Black re-education tv

[@naominzaomi1202]

Who ever shall research and come out with why it's a common practice that all Bantus circumsise their Male shall know they are the descendants of Abram.

[@madefromabove8662]

@@naominzaomi1202 if anyone knows they are sons of Abraham, yes they circumcise...but what about the others laws of the covenant? No one seems to keep them with all the other idols, deities and worship going on. Smh.

[@blackreeducationtv]

@@madefromabove8662 we keep all his commandments

[@madefromabove8662]

@@blackreeducationtv Yes Elder, I know. I watch your show almost every evening and Im so thankful for your leadership. May SoNini NaNini continue to pour his ruach over you...🤍

[@africanlastborn7776]

How old is Abraham?? You're still confused.

[@cocoblac]

This is absolutely fantastic you are a fantastic awesome historian and I am thoroughly enjoying these videos for which I thank you so much for gracing us with your articulate narrative skills.

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

Thank you very much!

[@romenhome5138]

bantus are just like saying anglo saxons in europe.. they have common origin, united by language and culture and occupy the largest part of africa, from east central and southern africa. they homeland is believed to be congo. i am bantu of kenya just like 70% of the country

[@blackreeducationtv]

Sorry it is all of what the nations call Sub Saharan Africa. It is really the land of Sara or rather Zara/Zala and Abram Africa - the Holy Land or Land of Canaan ok. Kind regards

[@kim1570]

@@blackreeducationtv Elder Robert, I love your content! Keep educating us 🙏

[@gloriaglo8403]

Thank you my sistet

[@malama_ka_aina]

I have been enjoying this wonderful channel and the knowledge it is spreading. I am an engineer by profession and have been looking for avenues of knowledge that will show me how our people in Sub-Saharan Africa would deal with waste water (precolonial times of course). As much as I respect the Western way, I respectfully believe their ways are inherently flawed. Is there any literature you can recommend your humble son who is seeking knowledge of this topic. Thank you

[@jaegosushaesyuemarshall-br8304]

Make sure u download this video to share to others

[@777aquamarine7]

To South Africans, Please don't listen to a stranger teaching you about your life history. We know who we are and our GREAT teachers are Grandparents! I'm from the Zulu Nation.

[@ngunindlovu7031]

Nguni is a son of Naphtali Genesis46:24 & all Bantu come from the same ancestors

[@funnyme5629]

@@ngunindlovu7031 Genesis? why the Bible??

[@Coco-kw3iv]

@@funnyme5629 because it's ok Ur root. That's exactly where we come from. Bantu is actually the 12 tribes of Israel

[@RAs-9966]

Zulus are Bantus too...unless you are lost

[@blakstar968]

Thank you so much

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

You're most welcome

[@blakstar968]

@@SankofaPanAfricanSeries 👍🏾

[@mdharamuddie8514]

Dear Dr Oyinsan, I sincerely feel like you didn't do justice to this topic. The first reason being that you did not give dates for the so called Bantu migration. The second reason being that, the allegation that the San or khoisan were the first settlers of Africa before the Bantu was used by the South African white settlers to justify their colonisation. 3rd I would like to give reference to Hammurabi the Amorite, 6th King of Babylon from 1792 BC whose name on Wikipedia translated to hama (kinsman) murapi (healer) both being words that are still existent in Bantu languages today. Interestingly, the Hammurabi code was the 1st code used in an organised society. Therefore, why can't we have a school of thought suggestive of Bantu migration from Africa towards the outside of Africa. The word Bantu should not be limited to a group of languages but melanin dominant people given that the aborigines and native Indians of America all practiced animism so do the san. There is need for thoroughness on who the Bantu are and their migration is still untouched.

[@blackreeducationtv]

Thank you for that my brother

[@sammym9259]

Enkhosi you said it all. Esp ngunis and khoisan n san. We are sothern not nigerian

[@cuthbertbrahman1401]

Exactly, dont listen to colonial history, they talk of non existent migration to justify their claims that they were in Capetown first. Bantu people did not origin from Nigeria but around the Congo, and gradually moved from that area out to west, After North in Egypt and the middle East.

[@lorinealy9614]

Why are so many offended at the prospect that the Bantu could have originated in West-Central Africa? I’m African American with Bantu ancestry. I don’t understand.

[@mdharamuddie8514]

@@lorinealy9614 I am fully Bantu and a Zimbabwean. I am not sure about other people so I will speak for myself. I am not at all angered by that prospect. Like you mentioned, it's just a "prospecg". What I am much concerned about now are facts. Besides the historical naration being given by the westerners, we as the Bantu also know our own history which has been orally passed down by our ancestors and is spoken partly in our totems.

[@francis5279]

I'm just wondering if you would be interested in looking at the history of Anton Wilhelm Amo, the first African philosopher post Egyptian civilization and tell us more about him. I believe he was born in Axim and belongs to the Nzema tribe in the south western part of Ghana.

[@Sihlemc]

How are Khoisan Different from Tswana and Xhosa ? I find the Khoi very Similar to both Xhosa and Tswana. Another thing in IsiZulu, Abantu = Humans, Umuntu = human, Ubuntu = Humanity.

[@celinemusisi8856]

Actually you're right sir only people who have that word untu are the bantus. I used to know that they come from east Africa and southern of Africa and personally am from Uganda but still I can understand some words from our neighbouring countries Zambia etc.

[@ferdykeyz4583]

Tswana people are Khoisan and they're mixed with the xhosas,they're also colored.

[@cuthbertbrahman1401]

They are same people.

[@ETL5555]

We are not human beings but we are SPIRITUAL BEINGS HAVING HUMANS EXPERIENCE on Earth and we will join our ancestors after we leave this physical body.

[@IkesLionsDen]

love it!

[@stayalert7060]

Bantus came from the Nile. Most ended up in what is now Katanga LUBA DRC. NKongos (my peoples) left these regions somewhere between the 7th-9th century and formed the Great Kongo Kingdom at around 10th century. Present day Kikongo isn't the language of the people labeled as BaKongos. Some Kikongo languages are not even interchangable. Slavery happened and people fleed to different regions as far as Nigeria and Cameroon and they state their ancestors are from Matadi🇨🇩. A lot of Calabar people in Nigeria and coastal Cameroonians have similar stories. Anyway, migrations happened everywhere but original bantus came from Nile and this is facts. We moved East to West. We have no relationship to West Africans. Stop stealing our history please! Most West Africans are not bantus and the very few who are, say they came from KONGO! ✌🏽

[@Hervinson]

True they're related to the nile river & middle east bantu are actually afro asiatic ppl their dna spread some part across asia. Called after their language system which share similarities with semitic languages (I'm not subscribing the hebrew theory many throw here). Also, stop talking like bantus vanished we r one of the larger ethnic group in africa TV & scholars seem to work hard to make em disappear talking "ancient bantus", they've been excessively europeanized culturally compared to their african fellows. I ignore the reason why euro were so thirsty abt force assimilate them. Im a bantu, a bakwanga luba mbuji mayi, kasai btw. We aren't related to any other african groups (please do your research) stop the destructive "africa family" lies which the only is to shadow us. Peace

[@user-kb7xb8de1n]

@@Hervinson have you stopped taking your medication?

[@Hervinson]

@@user-kb7xb8de1n Can you just detail if you wanna answer my comment instead to mention my @ just to be rude ? Diallo isn't a bantu name btw my "African sister". I would be happy to answer you without any insults. Peace

[@mikailm6934]

Nonsense. Just check any genetic studies, your du*bass will be closer to any West african than to South sudanese nilotes, Horners or North africans 🤣🤣How could the Bantu directly came from Egypt while Sudan was a semi arid place full of people(nilotes) and the Horn as well(habeshas, cushites...)? Bantu are farmers so how could they survive in the sudanese desert and why would they go over there? Nonsense

[@africaine4889]

@stay alert i agree. Amd we have our ancestoes who passed it down.

[@quinncole8122]

Florida Evans (good times)

[@mbikayinsumuna1040]

I just love your beautiful, pure ebony skin.

[@Yahaira_StudentNurse]

Hello thank you for making this video and explaining who the Bantu people are /were. I recently did my ancestry and 11% was from Cameroon, Congo, western Bantu peoples, 3% Northern Africa, and 1% southern Bantu peoples. So roughly 15% I would say ? I’m of Puerto Rican decent, the higher portions of the results were attributed to Spain, Portugal and indigenous people of Puerto Rico the taínos. France, Ireland and Germany were in the lower percentage but I think this is all very interesting.

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

Amazing! Great to have you on here. And hey, look how African you are ;)

[@Yahaira_StudentNurse]

@@SankofaPanAfricanSeries ☺️ yes 🙌🏼

[@ferdykeyz4583]

Yes the Bantus are the hebrews the descendants of Abraham hence, according to the bible while some of us moved beyond the land of cush towards the south others were taken as slaves to Assyria and other places. Our Bantus languages are very similar to the ancient byblical Hebrew and our cultures also are still intact,in my language we still have "mahari" an ancient hebrew word for dowry we call it magadi which is the same exact pronunciation so many words actually but all the Bantus language have a strong concordance and phonetics with Ancient byblical Hebrew.

[@unknowngirlul2344]

My people are not Hebrews....

[@ferdykeyz4583]

@@unknowngirlul2344 who are your people and what are they?

[@unknowngirlul2344]

@@ferdykeyz4583 My ethnicity is “Somali” Bantu. NOT a ethnic Somali but we were enslaved around 18-1900s and taken to Somalia. We are from various Bantu ethnic groups mixed together. From countries like Tanzania, Mozambique, Malawi and many more places. Search it up yourself. My people are AFRICAN BANTU PEOPLE.

[@ferdykeyz4583]

@@unknowngirlul2344 lol...so you think Hebrews are not African?

[@unknowngirlul2344]

@@ferdykeyz4583Firstly since you asked who my people are...Who are yours? And what proof do you have to claim African people ARE INDEED Hebrews? Enlighten me.

[@007Meryah]

I will support in time, in the schools

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

Thank you1

[@maikem5245]

Is this research from the colonial point of view or the African research taught by forefathers. I just thought that, this was not in depth and not from the African traditional research point.

[@nicoleeverett1513]

Thank you so much! I have been looking for info on bantu culture my dna results showed that region 💜🕊️🙏🌞🌚 information is very limited by noticed the ancestors have a way of bringing us together

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cme1713]

Please AFRICANS make MILITARY SERVICE MANDATORY for your Youth and have ALL NATIONS CREATE Weaponry Competition Sharpshooter Competitions NOW!!!

[@007Meryah]

Preach!!!!!!

[@fungames1594]

Dna has poven the whole world come from Bantu Eve.

[@werqzeleke2815]

Not bantu

[@sophiawilson8696]

PS only 30 percent of Africa Americans have DNA of Bantu.

[@sophiawilson8696]

@@werqzeleke2815 then who?

[@njavwa2886]

@@sophiawilson8696 Yes because 80% of the captured bantu ended up in South America.

[@zoomed66]

So the Chinese are now Bantu. 🤔

[@kanyamagaraabdallah8300]

Thanks so much about for all your msg you do give to us etc.

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

You are so welcome

[@aristideebila9864]

West Africans are not bantu pls don’t lie to your audience 50/%of all black diaspora came from the kongo🇨🇩🇨🇬

[@Rickleonjames]

Thank you for the info, I'm curious to find out what tribe your necklace belongs to? Much appreciated.

[@pedropfaff8906]

The late Zulu shaman Credo Mutwa tells us in "My People" that the Buntu people trekked south to Azania the land of the Khoisan to excape from the Arab slave raiders which went on for 700 hundred years before the English,Dutch and Iberians entered the slave trade. Yes there are many people with names and corporations that were involved with the slave trade hidding behind the "White People" curtain.

[@africanlastborn7776]

Fake history; who met the Khoisan?? You're readying from colonial history book.

[@kim1570]

Correct, the Arab slave trade had been going on for about 1000-1200 years before Europeans got into that business. And by 'people hiding behind the white people curtain', are you referring ashkenazi jews, the fake hebrews?

[@pedropfaff8906]

Be my guest as to whowm is hidding behind the "White Curtain" As a kid in South Africa we learned that the "Die Here 17 "; that is The Lords 17 run the Dutch East Indian Company.Do they still run the country?Go and ask the mine workers who owns them.

[@kim1570]

@@pedropfaff8906 Guaranteed, its the ashkenazi imposters from the caucus mountains. They are also the ones controlling the looting of resources from Kongo. They hide behind different nationalities, names and corporations, but they're the same group of people.

[@pedropfaff8906]

@@africanlastborn7776 Read " My People"by Credo Mutwa...Writings of a Zulu Witch-Doctor.Also"Buntu Philosophy"by father Temple.Don't forget"Osiris" by the Egyptologist Budge that argues that pre dynastic Egyptian religion is Buntu through and through.If you have a problem with Credo Mutwa,s term Azania for South Africa go and ask the A.N.C not me I am Khoisan and very proud of it.

[@el-sig2249]

Well done madam 👍🏽

[@SankofaPanAfricanSeries]

Thank you 🙂