Bakoni and Mapulana - Bantu groups of South Africa

[@kubanetolo9997]

Interesting and great prelude. Looking forward to seeing more sequences.

[@africanbantu-bathochronicl8239]

Thank you very much

[@godschild3905]

The Tlhantlhagane is actually a scaly feathered finch.

[@ephetlaedith.phetla5186]

This is interesting. It caught my attention.. I can’t wait 😊 for more

[@shapedtheory2024]

Thank you

[@mphophetla8039]

Phetla are related to Mapulana. They are also Bakoni, Batau, Zizi

[@mosesmaredi2433]

Interesting...

[@africanbantu-bathochronicl8239]

Thank you very much

[@maihapaworevakoma1712]

Its amazing that Marangrang was the warrior name of the first guerilla in a group of three that came into North Eastern Rhodesia to start the liberation war..he was fierce yet gentle with us kids who came across him..as they slipped away before the white men could kill them and us..helicopters were brought out and trackers..it was horrible.

[@Mogau_Maimela]

Can you please post more videos about BAPEDI

[@tshwarelolebeko2395]

For now e bolela ka Bakone

[@michaellesego3564]

I am a Mashego from the Bakone tribe and I still ask myself how come?

[@tshwarelolebeko2395]

There a lot of Mashego in the Bakone of the North. It is because Mashego ke Bakone, same as Bapulane ke Bakone, and many more of N.Sotho tribes

[@zodwavilakazi]

What about the Ndebele people?