Khoi Khoi | KhoiSan | San | Hottentot | Bushmen | Nguni | 'Men of Men - Khoi Khoi'
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2023
- So which are you? Khoi Khoi? or San? or Khoisan? Tune in to this episode to see the link in you which is Nguni. The next episode will go into full detail about the Nguni.
I clicked so fast .. Thank you for covering our ppl. Thank you 💙💜.
It’s a pleasure. Thank you as always for your unwavering support, your continuous engagement and feedback. These are the ‘men of men’ we talking about.
Set the record straight. The world needs to hear the truth.
The black tribes in South Africa are divided into four major ethnic divisions - Nguni, Sotho-Tswana, Shangaan-Tsonga and Venda. The Nguni is divided into four groups - Zulu, Xhosa, Swazi and the Ndebele. They represent about two-thirds of South Africa’s Black population.
The history of the Nguni people is captured in their oral tradition. They were a group of people who migrated from Egypt to the Great Lakes region of sub-equatorial Central/East Africa. They then followed the eastern part of southern Africa in their southward bound.
This migration happened about a 100 years before the Europeans rounded the Cape of Good Hope.At some point along their southward journey, they came in contact with San hunters Khoikhoi herders
In all honesty, keep your wikipedia and we will strive for true insights. No further comments.
lies all lies ngoni was not here. i am of the sonquas the first nation. ngoni was never here. lies, lies, lies you love lies to much, ngoni are invaders like europeans. ngoni love them lies to much. will you ever accept the truth.
Learn your history from your own people!!! What you wrote is colonial written.
@@Abantsundu what makes you feel happy. at the place called mossel bay where the invaders landed first in 1488 there was 6 to 9 ngoni`s with them. they thought ngoni was here and none was to be found only us. ngoni are invaders and we not the same as them. know how they killed our ancestors over land with the european. they do witchcraft. we not the same as them ngoni invaders
@@Abantsundu and this is not your land or place where do you come from. bantu looks like it comes from bantustan the british aera. bantu is the invention of britian like zulu. just ngoni invaders with european. i am dagase |"umsi. if yu not of the first nation you all illgal immigrant and need t find your way back where you come from. where do you all come from ngoni
Thank u for great content our people are not awake .we need more of u to tell our stories they suceeded by divide us & distorting our story to suit their lies
Been going through your video, great content but you need to work on your audio .... Its hard to follow through thankx
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awesome channel but u need to fix ur sound man,😜
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THIS IS GOOD DUST... Long over due for Africa and those of the Diaspora to tell their story... thank you so much!📕📓📗🪶
Appreciated. Thank you for tuning in.
Where is Embo in the map?
@Motswako there are so many 'Embos' on the Map, here in Southern Africa, the Transkei has it by eMacubeni, KwaZulu Natal has it by uMbumbulu. Remember though in the song 'Masiyembo' they refer to Ancient Land, where they come from. This channel is on the quest of making more sense of such and presenting our findings thereafter.
Please stop trying to rob the khoi and San of their identity . They are not Bantu nguni .
Please write your sources down for us, I cannot hear you clearly and your anounciation is not clear for me. Thank you for preparing this, keep it up.
I actually need to take this channel more seriously, apologies on the mic, will aim to improve on the next video and give everyone more professionalism. Do pardon this. Will ensure to link in sources too.
we the first nation the sonquas are not part of the ngoni. please do not link us to the ngoni invaders. we not the same as the ngoni. do not disrespect us with ngoni. we still here and stop with lies if you do not know.
Divide and conquer, that’s what we have been subjected to, singaBantu, sisonke.
@@africaninsights only shaw ngoni 1998 at school. i am of the first nation. ngoni came after wards. do some research when you ngoni came this side. you love lies to much.
5. Colonel WEDGWOOD asked the Secretary of State for the Colonies whether his attention has been drawn to the proceedings in the mandated area of South-West Africa, which include the bombing of Hottentot villages containing women and children, and of one 'plane dropping from a low altitude no less than 40 bombs and spraying with 2,000 rounds of ammunition a party of 500 Hottentots, involving heavy losses; and whether His Majesty's Government propose to take any steps to put a stop to these proceedings?
@@africaninsights SOUTH AFRICAN NATIVES.
HC Deb 15 July 1828 vol 19 cc1693-41693
§Mr. Fowell Buxton rose to move, that an Address be presented to His Majesty representing, "That this House has observed with great satisfaction, that the original Natives of South Africa have always been recognized by the British government as a free people, having a lawful abode in the Colony; and that the British government has promised to protect their persons, property, and possessions, the same as those of other free people:-That this House humbly solicits His Majesty to cause such instructions to be sent to the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, as shall most effectually secure to all the Natives of South Africa, the same freedom and protection as are enjoyed by other free people of that Colony, 1694whether English or Dutch:-That this House further humbly requests His Majesty to order Copies of Extracts of the Special Reports of the Commissioners at the Cape of Good Hope, relative to the condition of the Hottentots and Bushmen; together with the Papers given in to the Commissioners by Dr. Philip, and the Memorials addressed to the Colonial Office by the Directors of the London Missionary Society, to be laid before this House." He had intended to have entered into the details of the grievances to which the Hottentots were exposed, at the hands of their Christian neighbours; but he abstained from this course, as the Secretary of State for the Colonies, did not intend to oppose his motion. He should merely observe, that although the Hottentots were perfectly free by law, they were treated entirely as slaves. Lord Caledon, when governor of the Cape, had declared them to be, in every respect, a free people, and had directed that they should be so treated. Another governor, when applied to by the colonists to compel the Hottentots to forced services, had replied, that "they had no more right to compel the Hottentots to serve the settlers, than the Hottentots had to compel the settlers to serve them." Something ought to be done without delay, to remedy the treatment under, which these people were suffering. He referred gentlemen who wished to be acquainted with the subject, to Dr. Philip's Researches in Southern Africa;" a work which contained more information on the subject, than any book he had ever read.
@@africaninsights SOUTH AFRICAN NATIVES.
HC Deb 15 July 1828 vol 19 cc1693-41693
§Mr. Fowell Buxton rose to move, that an Address be presented to His Majesty representing, "That this House has observed with great satisfaction, that the original Natives of South Africa have always been recognized by the British government as a free people, having a lawful abode in the Colony; and that the British government has promised to protect their persons, property, and possessions, the same as those of other free people:-That this House humbly solicits His Majesty to cause such instructions to be sent to the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, as shall most effectually secure to all the Natives of South Africa, the same freedom and protection as are enjoyed by other free people of that Colony, 1694whether English or Dutch:-That this House further humbly requests His Majesty to order Copies of Extracts of the Special Reports of the Commissioners at the Cape of Good Hope, relative to the condition of the Hottentots and Bushmen; together with the Papers given in to the Commissioners by Dr. Philip, and the Memorials addressed to the Colonial Office by the Directors of the London Missionary Society, to be laid before this House." He had intended to have entered into the details of the grievances to which the Hottentots were exposed, at the hands of their Christian neighbours; but he abstained from this course, as the Secretary of State for the Colonies, did not intend to oppose his motion. He should merely observe, that although the Hottentots were perfectly free by law, they were treated entirely as slaves. Lord Caledon, when governor of the Cape, had declared them to be, in every respect, a free people, and had directed that they should be so treated. Another governor, when applied to by the colonists to compel the Hottentots to forced services, had replied, that "they had no more right to compel the Hottentots to serve the settlers, than the Hottentots had to compel the settlers to serve them." Something ought to be done without delay, to remedy the treatment under, which these people were suffering. He referred gentlemen who wished to be acquainted with the subject, to Dr. Philip's Researches in Southern Africa;" a work which contained more information on the subject, than any book he had ever read.