The part about "ACCOUNTABILITY' really hit home. And if you come to think about it as men if we took accountability of all our actions as a black people we would be far!!!
Things they need to be teaching us in school, our African history, our spiritual history and how it affects us today!!! Also can we have a question and answer session!!!!??? Please
Not everything is to be taught in general schools parents and elders need to take the responsibility of teaching their children. If we feel they can't do that then the people with knowledge should teach us by creating new schools and compiling books as well as our history of all our traditions. That way each tribe or clan will be able to build their own schools and teach their own history with no one changing the information.
Dumela Abba... Thank you so much for this teachings, you and your fellow brothers. Never knew my culture or tradition and this program really helps to give us more clarity on things we are experiencing in our lives. You guys guys gives us pride to be who we really are and makes us really want to search for our core identities. Please keep it up... And may the one/s you guys believe in bless you. Lerato ke leo
From Kenya am following up on your teachinga and I can relate to my traditionals and culture on this end but please put some words for others to understand
Wow! This is deep. Thank you again Baruti for enlightening us and bringing meaning to our culture & tradition. We've been doing things without understanding them & thinking that we were following the ways of our ancestors.
I think Ntsikana got his awakening ebuhlanti... (am not sure) enkosi ngencazelo yobuhlanti nesibaya. Kwaye enye into iziko there, it is where the element "umlilo" plays a major role in whatever is being prepared there. Love this talk.
Ncamame I am very fond of you and happy that you hardly disturb the speaker nowadays, but I feel that there can be room for improvement please listen and not disturb and add your views once Abba is done speaking
Abba still interrupting and interjecting 💔 it prohits Bab'Menzi from explaining some of the questions or clarifications that we might have or need. Please please can this be addressed. Much love ❤ Give thanks 💞
Noticed the same thing. Seems like it's a one way dialogue where one is talking while the other is trying their best to add a thing or 2 but isn't really acknowledged half the time. On the other hand, it seems as though uBab'Menzi interrupts. I can never finish an episode of theirs because of this.
Let's not project and assume, this could be a structure of communication they agreed upon behind the scenes. Focus on the value of the information, not the faults. Appreciate the time they took to share this.
Every person who watches this content should press that like button. This I'd the content we need to ensure gets a huge platform, not the mind numbing content our there. Stupid ppl promote Stupid content but thina we keep this content for ourselves.
Mr Maseko please note this with all respect, next time when you have an informative guest speaker on the show let them finish telling their knowledge DON'T INTERRUPT THEM PLEASE guest speakers are here to pass knowledge.
Thanks man for bringing light to us. I really would like to meet you guys and learn about usiko. Coz I've been struggling to understand blaming the ancestors for closing things because they want certain things to happen.
Informative, I would like to know more about the different languages, Why can not all black people speak one language? Where did the different languages come from? Please explain how we appoint kings and why we have different kings.
I think if you marry a Nigerian when you are a Sotho then your kids will talk like the venda people. Mixture of foreign languages with iSiNtu. Or a group of foreign people pronouncing isiNtu with their own accents. Speaking Sesotho with Xhoza. Sesotho we use Q for X in Xhoza.
There’s no need for one language as long as can communicate and understand each other with our languages. Don’t try to copy a Eurocentric ways… no language has ever dominated the other in Africa yet we understand each other…
I've enjoyed this content ever since i pressed play on your videos. my name is Douglas from Zambia and the only trouble am having is the Language barrier. please try to translate a little bit more so we can understand everything. otherwise keep it up and am looking forward to watching more of these opinions. Give thanks!
Chakras are part of the body that need to be in a certain way for the human body to be able to do certain things,it is unfortunate that the food we eat most of it goes and sits on those places and if you disturb or damage chakras you damage the connection between you and izithunywa zakho pending where you come from and if izithunywa zakho allow they can show you or your guider what can help you as in herbs.
And that happens through what they now call prophecy ngesilungu angazi ke ngesintu it's called ukuhlahla or ukuhlahluba cause that person is able to take you straight to what is happening in your body and why it's happening either you got it from your DNA or you brought it up to yourself
Eye opening no disrespect to bab menzi but I wanted to know more and he kept on getting involved..😢 wanted to know what the lady can exchange to a man according to lobola
Bhuti Muzi the reason I like black panther Ryan Coogler showed us ukuthi we can be African and withhold our African believes and live in the modern age and with modern technology.
Amazing conversations! Now, this is my kind of frequency. Maseko, Ngcamane... Please utame kungaphazamisi with elaborations which don't have significance whilst akhuluma ABBA. You both bring value and siyabonga, kukubonisa nje mfo. Lama-interuptions end up disturbing the manner in which the wisdom is received ngoba, we get distracted ie "at 22:30" you may not need to mention ukuthi "uyam'khumbula uSphokazi". That temporarily switches the frequency your audience is switched on... Fortunately, we still hear and understand you both regardless ngoba we would love to get the message. I'm looking forward to more wisdom and knowledge. Please take this as constructive criticism. Siyabonga. uMageba here, uSobethu.
Khala mdumbadumbane sive tindzaba!! Ngiyaniva majah' embutfo. Mine ngikhala ngumculu(library) , uma kungaba nemculu lapho singatsenga khona letincwadzi tesintfu setfu kungaba kuhle kakhulu. If we could have a library dedicated to books and subjects pertaining our culture even the librarians there should know about our culture and teach as well... kungaba kuhle kakhulu
When are You my Brother's going to address when a child is born with either more Ying or Yang and how we Africans move forward in recognising and providing a Safe environment for them to Be and be Loved, respected and be When they are?
So funny that I am from Cameroon, but I can understand them talk, I can pick the idea of what they are saying and put the words together to understand.
Please also explain the separation of the land mass, hence we have africa, america etc, and how the white man then came about and why we are so different.
African child listen with discernment! That's all I'm going to say. Just call upon the spirit of discernment, otherwise by the time you wake up, it might be too late!!!
Identity Complex: is...extremely sensitive in; Life and its Keenness Perception! To protect and sustain life: all...need; Seeds, that's All in Life and We continue through It!
Greetings my brothers, any relations between Bantus n Mayans? South Americans? There is a Guyanese word name Bana, wonder if there is a relation with Bantu?
That is a title ‘Bana’ The mother of … ⚡️similar to ‘Mai’ pronounced Ma-Yee (prefix for upmost respect Ba-Mai) Bashi/ Baba The Father of Ba-tashi..we use this in my native language, not South African but I am within the Bantu community. In speech these titles replace you, the parents, birth name. Instead of Joshua, the father of Sipho. The parent is referred to as ‘Bashi Sipho’ the day he becomes a father, within community (and diaspora). The same with the mother! My grandmother was was South Africa.. her name was Ma Yani.. Maya-Ni or Ma Ayani. All these pronunciations are due to accents and the fact she travelled a lot around the south! I’ve never thought about it until now.. everyone called her ‘Mayani’ which translates (Swahili to English) to Mayans. 🤯🤯
@@missqt48 Thank you so much for responding and shedding light on this question of mine. There are a number of people who are finding that Mayans and Aztecs are black and there is always a wonder if they came from South Africa. I think this area requires much research. We know the book called “they came before Columbus” talks about African presence in the Americas n perhaps this can further clear some more things up with researching the black cultures in the Americas. Thank you so much sister. I am Jamaican and most of us are from west Africa and the Americas and have been digging further. The language you provided gives more insight. Much appreciated sis.
@@missqt48 a couple more things, 1. Can bana be used for child of universe? My father in law says the guys mostly use it for the guys. 2. The term or title Mayani or Maya, what does it mean in Bantu? Thanks greatly.
He has been interviewed by a number of other podcasters, plus he has his own platform if people want to listen to him; I feel it could just be a repetition of all that he might have said. 🙏
@@rMalingaT what I meant is it would be nice to have him as a guest to hear them both in dialogue, I’ve heard his monologue I’ve heard him in dialogue with other podcasters and now I would like to hear him with Abba.
Kumele uphile isiko lako until usweleka. But now the problem that persist is every child born must go to church for baptism. Our parents fail us. They keep perpertuating the enslavement of christianity to generations to come.
What do you mean izithebe ziphakwa ngokwezindlu? Izindlu zakhona layikhaya e.g. kwaMthembu or because we do not really have surnames izindlu based on obaba balezo zindlu?
Please help with the word Amasigo, for me in that word (Amasigo) itself. I am hearing the word siga which means cut in the language of my education. please help me out.
May be some tribe but Amazulu we have a good relationship with our mother's surname and you do get gift from mother's anceststors and you hv to honour it. If your father ddnt pay anything ddnt lobola you , you belong to your mother's surname
Host, please give the guest the chance to educate us as well. Was this an interview or a presentation? Because all he did through the video kukufakaza what you have said. 🙏🏿
Beautiful but Abba didn't need Maseko here his talking right through and doing the teaching himself, so what's the point of this humble Gent being a guest?
I don't think that the translation can't be done I think it's just the agenda behind the translation is not one of creating a overall understanding but rather a contextual use, so for example the kraal and ubhlanti we use differently not sure if I'm making sense... But language is very complex for example other languages don't have all the colors of the rainbow instead there are a few colours and the other colors not mentioned become shades of the color that are known or for us in SA because we are not always surrounded by snow. We don't have many different ways to describe snow but If you stayed in an area full of snow you'd have more vocab to describe the different types of snow whereas we who live an area without much snow we are still able to see and distinguish between different types of snow just that we'd use compound words to describe the snow phenomenon. I love your content and as a young African child forced to live in a eurocentric world it's great for such content to exist and it is our responsibility to further and return and redevelop our identity as melanated Africans.
Great information. Menzi you make it difficult to receive Abba's points. Please refrain from "interpreting" while Abba speaks because you tend to confuse points when you think you know what Abba is about to say then you take us off track, stop it and listen.
Perhaps some of you forget that Abba is the Host. Google that or perhaps just view other podcasts to understand what a Host is supposed to do. I too appreciate learning from him and others as well. Kodwa please also understand the Context of the conversation
Its so hard for me to consume any other content now, I love it here . Thank You
Yeah same here.
It’d be dope to apprentice under Abba & Thau Thau someday.
They’re like the big brother & uncle I never had 🥲🔥
Shouts out to brother Menzi as well 🙏🏿
Yaaah this is very educational, that's what we need for our kids at Schools but the system will be resistant to this eye opening free education
Sanibona Makhehla. Siya bonga. Siyakhula Njalo. In the absence of our Grandparents, we are learning from your program.
The part about "ACCOUNTABILITY' really hit home. And if you come to think about it as men if we took accountability of all our actions as a black people we would be far!!!
Things they need to be teaching us in school, our African history, our spiritual history and how it affects us today!!! Also can we have a question and answer session!!!!??? Please
Not everything is to be taught in general schools parents and elders need to take the responsibility of teaching their children. If we feel they can't do that then the people with knowledge should teach us by creating new schools and compiling books as well as our history of all our traditions. That way each tribe or clan will be able to build their own schools and teach their own history with no one changing the information.
Dumela Abba... Thank you so much for this teachings, you and your fellow brothers. Never knew my culture or tradition and this program really helps to give us more clarity on things we are experiencing in our lives. You guys guys gives us pride to be who we really are and makes us really want to search for our core identities. Please keep it up... And may the one/s you guys believe in bless you. Lerato ke leo
well received love and reciprocated
Abba Alaylew Amlak…ngicela ungivumele ngibe umfundi wakho ngizo kwazi kuzazi
you are welcome. just contact the team for more information
I give thanks Abba, keep up the good work. We love you!!
Hi gents . When you reference books in your conversation, please list them on the video description in future.
Yep you right there, i was about say the same
From Kenya am following up on your teachinga and I can relate to my traditionals and culture on this end but please put some words for others to understand
Wow! This is deep. Thank you again Baruti for enlightening us and bringing meaning to our culture & tradition. We've been doing things without understanding them & thinking that we were following the ways of our ancestors.
Wow❤️❤️❤️..The Explanation Of Human Creation
This is wonderful, negudu futhi alinankinga
Beautiful. Well balanced dialogue. I Appreciate how you respect each other. You have great energy together!
hi gentlemen I appreciate your input, indeed you are naturering the young innocent african
This was a insightful session. Thank you for blessing us with your knowledge.
I think Ntsikana got his awakening ebuhlanti... (am not sure) enkosi ngencazelo yobuhlanti nesibaya. Kwaye enye into iziko there, it is where the element "umlilo" plays a major role in whatever is being prepared there. Love this talk.
This discussion has just made me choose to write in ISINTU only in capital letters because it's etimological nature of it all.
THOKOZANI MAKHOSI
Thanks!
Nisipha Kahle ukukhanya bobaba bethu sekukdala nagcina kwenz msebenz wenu,Nd syayphusha lempilo ayinamhlanje ayizolo but since samukeleka zweni bekusho kuthi no man khona engekho ryt lana ndlela skhuliswe ngazo makhaya kuhle mehlweni ezwe but uwrong yawu feel inside😓..............
Soyeka msebenzi mnje ngyabona Nd kuhle, yazi lendaba ngathi zingakfica ufresh ngandlela zonke so bobaba syavuma sifundiseni skhathi sonke syanika ngosuku nje Kube khona esikphakela mqondo kuze sojwayela njengokudlal Bhola everyday kmele ujime but jimela imeshi asahlelwa.give tnx again
So grateful for MASTER teacher on this format 🕊💎👑🖤🖤🖤🖤
ndiyayithanda lenqubo indinika umfanekiso ngqondweni omyoli. I love the context it brings to me as an African child
This has really been a eye opener thank you Abba
Ncamame I am very fond of you and happy that you hardly disturb the speaker nowadays, but I feel that there can be room for improvement please listen and not disturb and add your views once Abba is done speaking
Yes true
This is a powerful conversation. Asante sana
Abba still interrupting and interjecting 💔 it prohits Bab'Menzi from explaining some of the questions or clarifications that we might have or need. Please please can this be addressed.
Much love ❤ Give thanks 💞
Noticed the same thing. Seems like it's a one way dialogue where one is talking while the other is trying their best to add a thing or 2 but isn't really acknowledged half the time. On the other hand, it seems as though uBab'Menzi interrupts. I can never finish an episode of theirs because of this.
Let's not project and assume, this could be a structure of communication they agreed upon behind the scenes. Focus on the value of the information, not the faults. Appreciate the time they took to share this.
And I have realized he does not do this when there is Ntate-thau thau
Every person who watches this content should press that like button. This I'd the content we need to ensure gets a huge platform, not the mind numbing content our there. Stupid ppl promote Stupid content but thina we keep this content for ourselves.
Mr Maseko please note this with all respect, next time when you have an informative guest speaker on the show let them finish telling their knowledge DON'T INTERRUPT THEM PLEASE guest speakers are here to pass knowledge.
We appreciate the knowledge bo mkhulu, big up
Grateful for the knowledge sharing. I thought you were about go bua ka go phatlha
Watching from the United States Of America 👍
Very informative add some joke enjoy yourself
Our Reality,thank you gentleman.
Thanks man for bringing light to us. I really would like to meet you guys and learn about usiko. Coz I've been struggling to understand blaming the ancestors for closing things because they want certain things to happen.
I would appreciate if there would be a podcast or short video where you explain more about the fundamentals of ukuphahla.
Informative, I would like to know more about the different languages, Why can not all black people speak one language? Where did the different languages come from? Please explain how we appoint kings and why we have different kings.
Check out exploding myth,language in afrika w prof kwesi prah on youtube by a guy called shakaraspeaks.
I think if you marry a Nigerian when you are a Sotho then your kids will talk like the venda people. Mixture of foreign languages with iSiNtu. Or a group of foreign people pronouncing isiNtu with their own accents. Speaking Sesotho with Xhoza. Sesotho we use Q for X in Xhoza.
There’s no need for one language as long as can communicate and understand each other with our languages. Don’t try to copy a Eurocentric ways… no language has ever dominated the other in Africa yet we understand each other…
Thank you for an amazing thought provoking session. I do wish we can have round 2 with me physically present . 2023/09/09
The host should give the guest a chance to fully explain when a question is asked
I've enjoyed this content ever since i pressed play on your videos. my name is Douglas from Zambia and the only trouble am having is the Language barrier. please try to translate a little bit more so we can understand everything. otherwise keep it up and am looking forward to watching more of these opinions. Give thanks!
Nakha isizwe bahlonishwa. 👑
I love these dialogues 🖤🖤🖤
We have such a powerful culture, It will return and Stay forever! never to leave us again
Great content gents ,you mentions Ithunywa being the chakras ,may please eleborate more on that topic.
Chakras are part of the body that need to be in a certain way for the human body to be able to do certain things,it is unfortunate that the food we eat most of it goes and sits on those places and if you disturb or damage chakras you damage the connection between you and izithunywa zakho pending where you come from and if izithunywa zakho allow they can show you or your guider what can help you as in herbs.
And that happens through what they now call prophecy ngesilungu angazi ke ngesintu it's called ukuhlahla or ukuhlahluba cause that person is able to take you straight to what is happening in your body and why it's happening either you got it from your DNA or you brought it up to yourself
Love and light to You Sir ,you have really helped a lot 🫡
This is so amazing to hear especially if you want to know who we are
Thank you for this content 🌌🌌🌌🤎🤎🤎
Eye opening no disrespect to bab menzi but I wanted to know more and he kept on getting involved..😢 wanted to know what the lady can exchange to a man according to lobola
Bhuti Muzi the reason I like black panther Ryan Coogler showed us ukuthi we can be African and withhold our African believes and live in the modern age and with modern technology.
Thokozani bomkhulu great work let us have some more
Destiny?
Guardian Angel alignment?
give thanks ❤️✊🏿
Abba what a teacher
Amazing conversations! Now, this is my kind of frequency. Maseko, Ngcamane... Please utame kungaphazamisi with elaborations which don't have significance whilst akhuluma ABBA. You both bring value and siyabonga, kukubonisa nje mfo. Lama-interuptions end up disturbing the manner in which the wisdom is received ngoba, we get distracted ie "at 22:30" you may not need to mention ukuthi "uyam'khumbula uSphokazi". That temporarily switches the frequency your audience is switched on... Fortunately, we still hear and understand you both regardless ngoba we would love to get the message. I'm looking forward to more wisdom and knowledge. Please take this as constructive criticism. Siyabonga. uMageba here, uSobethu.
Thank you for sharing
Accountability 😢😢❤️❤️eish it hit home!
What is "usiko" in Setswana?? Is it "setso" (mo o tswileng teng)??
exactly dear
haha, we need tswana vision of this
Abba please extend a formal medium for one to have a conversation with you
It's coming soon 🤎
@@unpopularopinion_za Na mina na ta!
Khala mdumbadumbane sive tindzaba!! Ngiyaniva majah' embutfo. Mine ngikhala ngumculu(library) , uma kungaba nemculu lapho singatsenga khona letincwadzi tesintfu setfu kungaba kuhle kakhulu. If we could have a library dedicated to books and subjects pertaining our culture even the librarians there should know about our culture and teach as well... kungaba kuhle kakhulu
Abba 🙌
When are You my Brother's going to address when a child is born with either more Ying or Yang and how we Africans move forward in recognising and providing a Safe environment for them to Be and be Loved, respected and be When they are?
One of the realest pods
So funny that I am from Cameroon, but I can understand them talk, I can pick the idea of what they are saying and put the words together to understand.
Please also explain the separation of the land mass, hence we have africa, america etc, and how the white man then came about and why we are so different.
African child listen with discernment! That's all I'm going to say. Just call upon the spirit of discernment, otherwise by the time you wake up, it might be too late!!!
Thanks an where do i get the books?
nice one, enjoyed it.
Identity Complex: is...extremely sensitive in; Life and its Keenness Perception!
To protect and sustain life: all...need; Seeds, that's
All in Life and
We continue through It!
REA LEBOGA BAGOLO.💯💐
Greetings my brothers, any relations between Bantus n Mayans? South Americans? There is a Guyanese word name Bana, wonder if there is a relation with Bantu?
That is a title ‘Bana’
The mother of …
⚡️similar to ‘Mai’ pronounced Ma-Yee (prefix for upmost respect Ba-Mai)
Bashi/ Baba
The Father of
Ba-tashi..we use this in my native language, not South African but I am within the Bantu community.
In speech these titles replace you, the parents, birth name. Instead of Joshua, the father of Sipho. The parent is referred to as ‘Bashi Sipho’ the day he becomes a father, within community (and diaspora). The same with the mother!
My grandmother was was South Africa.. her name was Ma Yani.. Maya-Ni or Ma Ayani. All these pronunciations are due to accents and the fact she travelled a lot around the south! I’ve never thought about it until now.. everyone called her ‘Mayani’ which translates (Swahili to English) to Mayans.
🤯🤯
@@missqt48 Thank you so much for responding and shedding light on this question of mine. There are a number of people who are finding that Mayans and Aztecs are black and there is always a wonder if they came from South Africa. I think this area requires much research. We know the book called “they came before Columbus” talks about African presence in the Americas n perhaps this can further clear some more things up with researching the black cultures in the Americas. Thank you so much sister. I am Jamaican and most of us are from west Africa and the Americas and have been digging further. The language you provided gives more insight. Much appreciated sis.
@@missqt48 a couple more things, 1. Can bana be used for child of universe? My father in law says the guys mostly use it for the guys. 2. The term or title Mayani or Maya, what does it mean in Bantu? Thanks greatly.
It would be nice to have Joshua Maponga as a guest please do consider it❤
He has been interviewed by a number of other podcasters, plus he has his own platform if people want to listen to him; I feel it could just be a repetition of all that he might have said. 🙏
@@rMalingaT what I meant is it would be nice to have him as a guest to hear them both in dialogue, I’ve heard his monologue I’ve heard him in dialogue with other podcasters and now I would like to hear him with Abba.
Give thanks, Abba where can one buy /get the books you reffered to on the episode??
If the truth kills, let them die....
How do we get the books ?
Super smart this man
I can only understand half of his words. He goes back and forth it seems i miss a lot of this converstion.
Somebody please tell me the guests own channel name if they have it, I want to learn more.
Kumele uphile isiko lako until usweleka. But now the problem that persist is every child born must go to church for baptism. Our parents fail us. They keep perpertuating the enslavement of christianity to generations to come.
Mina I need the book Nkosi wam
I love your content, how can we get hold of your books?
Sbonge bafowethu 🥋🙏
Hawu please post already 😩😩😩 kade silindile.
😅
Brother on the left, please stop talking over the brother on the right... wait until he finishes his point. Thank you brothers.
I used to cringe . I figured his the co-host and learning &unlearning ,it's not a interview
@@Princess_Lehlohonolo ???
What do you mean izithebe ziphakwa ngokwezindlu? Izindlu zakhona layikhaya e.g. kwaMthembu or because we do not really have surnames izindlu based on obaba balezo zindlu?
Please help with the word Amasigo, for me in that word (Amasigo) itself. I am hearing the word siga which means cut in the language of my education. please help me out.
May be some tribe but Amazulu we have a good relationship with our mother's surname and you do get gift from mother's anceststors and you hv to honour it. If your father ddnt pay anything ddnt lobola you , you belong to your mother's surname
Guys Imbeleko is it done on the mothers side or fathers side
Bab Maseko please let Abba finish and speak once he's done
Everytime Abba is about to touch on something interesting he interjects yoh😭😭
Kodwa Gqirha ABBA imbeleko ayenziwa nge gusha kuba kufunwa isikhumba segusha
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Lewis Vision 😊
Host, please give the guest the chance to educate us as well. Was this an interview or a presentation? Because all he did through the video kukufakaza what you have said. 🙏🏿
Thankyou
The last statement about having cows true brother
Sizithenga kanjan izincwadi?
Forgive my ignorance, but...uphi uNtsiki?
Beautiful but Abba didn't need Maseko here his talking right through and doing the teaching himself, so what's the point of this humble Gent being a guest?
ACCOUNTABILITY 🙏
Isibaya - Lesaka in setswana
Wow, thanks for the info
sibonge❤
I don't think that the translation can't be done I think it's just the agenda behind the translation is not one of creating a overall understanding but rather a contextual use, so for example the kraal and ubhlanti we use differently not sure if I'm making sense... But language is very complex for example other languages don't have all the colors of the rainbow instead there are a few colours and the other colors not mentioned become shades of the color that are known or for us in SA because we are not always surrounded by snow. We don't have many different ways to describe snow but If you stayed in an area full of snow you'd have more vocab to describe the different types of snow whereas we who live an area without much snow we are still able to see and distinguish between different types of snow just that we'd use compound words to describe the snow phenomenon.
I love your content and as a young African child forced to live in a eurocentric world it's great for such content to exist and it is our responsibility to further and return and redevelop our identity as melanated Africans.
🙌🏾👑
Great information. Menzi you make it difficult to receive Abba's points. Please refrain from "interpreting" while Abba speaks because you tend to confuse points when you think you know what Abba is about to say then you take us off track, stop it and listen.
Perhaps some of you forget that Abba is the Host. Google that or perhaps just view other podcasts to understand what a Host is supposed to do. I too appreciate learning from him and others as well. Kodwa please also understand the Context of the conversation
how i wish ndingabukelisa ooTamkhulubam levideo , yhu bayayicomplicator into enomsebenzi ngeza gin and brandy zifunwayo ne 7colours.