When the missionaries came to Africa they had the Bible and we had the land. They said "Let us pray." We closed our eyes. When we opened them, we had the Bible and they had the land
@@Frosybeats_FbM Not really. The history of islam in africa is much more complex. There was arab conquests but they never ruled over the entire continent. They conquered the northern africa. There was the city states in swahili coast that traded through the indian ocean and so they brought in outside influences. Islam was already at thing there but the cities were independent until portuguese took control and then oman took over after that. Still this is much different from what's been explained above. The religion did spread into sub-sahara but there was no loss of land through conversion, so it's incorrect to say it's the same. Ghana empire converted and the same people ruled the empire. Kanem empire also converted and the same people ruled the land so to say it's the same is false. The africans who converted still controlled the land. European colonialism wasn't like this. Europeans took the lands for themselves and ruled them. The borders that you see in Africa today we're created by europeans.
@@SorceressWitch I disagree. they might not rule the whole Africa but those that were converted into Islam spread it through violence. I'm a Fulani Black African in the Americas. Religion is the primary cause of war in Africa. you believe in queens and witches. i don't see the connection.
I couldn't think of a better person to be doing this series. Badawi's respect, yet inquisitive and charming nature makes the interactions great. I have been absolutely loving it! Keep it up BBC Africa, love from US/Senegal.
Hello Ms. Badawi, I just wanted to say, I'm an Afrikan, not by nationality, but by race and by that feeling that burns in me. I greatly love your focus on Afrika, I love all your programs, which highlights my Afrikan culture. MAY GOD BLESS YOU GREATLY for shedding such light on my continent. I LOVE WHAT YOU DO. I love Afrika....
I am Ugandan, I have been watching attentively since Episode 1, was ready to file my complaint why my country was not included in this rich series...behold! the wait has paid off😀
awww. i love how we Bantu speaking people are diverse and still alike. i could understand and few words in the case that was presented in the Uganda case and i am from Zambia
Dear Mrs. Zeinab.... you have made a respectable landmark to the History of Africa documenting a great civilization being the cradle of humanity. The history will always remember your documentary being as great as the African civilization.
One of the best culture still preserve despite religious influence from western and Arab religion,I advice you to visit and get connected with the Yoruba culture before it goes into oblivion.
@@zat0076 actually, we dost boast, we actually have a culture that when researched has major contributions to world civilizations. Don't trust me, do the research.
No Doubt Zeinab is the best Journalist in BBC Africa from the entire personal working for BBC Africa......I love her professionalism and respect she gives........
@Joepie De poepie There has been nothing but a complication of life and lies. They brought sickness and disease masked as medication and "help" in order to gain control, resources, and debt. Even the way you communicate proves the evilness in your empty spirit. Non-achiever, yet you sit using your precious energy saying nothing that helps anyone. You speak of "we stop giving medication" as if you are producing them yourself. You must be Chinese because most nations are consuming and are in debt to them. You can step off your pedestal of delusion now.
Joepie De poepie Lol you cannot kill a people and expect the world not to look down on you. But you can conquer them and make them sick just like what happened to aboriginal natives. What are you trying to prove and who are you speaking for? “White supremacy?” It is all an illusion and there will always be someone better than you no matter what skin color and origin.
@Joepie De poepie when u creat viruses then bring a vaccine, those that make u smart? Nope. U preach hygiene to prevent diseases but u creat diseases? #UR#NAME##IS#HYPOCRITE
This series is so amazing how women were a special prize and the men had to earn a good woman. So different to the western world where it is based on material things and appearance to others for validation.. that’s why as humans we are moved by people who are exceptional at what they do, through willpower , determination ,focus gratitude & respect which ultimately leads to genuine success!!!
Hey Zainab, thank you for this eye-opening piece of work. However let me add a little information. On the part of traditional worship you covered, I am from this community. Our tribe is called the Midzichenda( The word "chenda" means "nine" or "kenda" in Swahili, because our tribe has nine dialects across the Kenyan Coast. This community which I belong to that you covered is called the Rabai, then we worship in the traditional shrines called Kaya. (The Kaya you visited is about 400 metres from my village and two of those elders are my grandfathers, with Daniel being my friend whom I nickname "Pastor" since he leads prayers at the shrines. He speaks good English too since he attended the missionary school nearby for formal education unlike his peers). Cheers!
Africa needs to know because many of us are still blind and confused, proliferation of foreign religion has devastated Africans and many had beginning to ask questions about their origin some claims to be Arab if you're forcefully converted to Islam while many believe they're Jews because of Western missionaries whom change their names and indoctrinate them.
It can't unless we go back to our ancestral believe and reconnect, Africa is under attack on both side from foreign religion,economic and socially,we can't connect to our identity unless we go back to our root of cultures and tradition.
Dear Zeinab, this is one of your extraordinary achievement series of GHA narration. We are eagerly awaiting the next episode. We hope to see UNESCO to fully sponsor and cover upcoming episodes.
I hope that in the future we all come back to our culture , the culture that GOD gave us(I am not talking about religion) from the beginning. We use to be the teacher of the rest of world and now they look down on us.
Dem, just after all This that we had saw from Africa history, and only from now on that the Europeans will start to know We African! Yes, we ,Africa, we are historical since the beginning of the world, since the beginning of mankind. One love to mother Africa ❤️💛💚
Worth watching about African ethnography! You work hard Zeinab, Zambia to Uganda, Congo to Kenya, it is amazing. You dig deep. Your intro is sweet. Your voice is extra flavor for the film and the instrument that you used for as background and transition absolutely stunning. Good bless you!
Zainab Badawi is an African icon working hard for her continent. I watched fifteen episodes of your document. Born in former Britain protectrate of Somaliland to which Zainab once travelled to report on, My africanism is really damaged by claims made by my family that we belong to Arabic penninsula.
As a Ugandan muganda whose tribe was featured.. and have been following the series in this quarantine..... I wish to say..that.. our culture has served its purposes of maintaining our communities and please do realise there is a sustainable reason as why it happens as it is. The issue with the land has a lot do with a woman being married off to family and with that... family wealth is lost.. and realising women empowerment has not been so helpful in martial relationships. So the family unit has been kept in check and for a purpose.... other than the west funding its feminist agenda in Africa... I suggest they learn from our cultures that have kept us together despite being poor. Stop promoting the hidden agenda of equality outcome and influencing outcome... But equal opportunity is acceptable nonetheless it kills structure of the society. The amount of failed relationships and single motherhood in the West is something BBC should shine the light on.
Visited Kampala recently and it was a dream come true for me. Now, I started reading about the challenges the Buganda Kingdom faced with the arrival of white people. It broke my heart. Reading about the many number of Kabakas that were deposed and killed in a short time broke my heart.
Actually many culture have the same believe "the dead are not dead", in other words, we all are energy and energy transforms. Great documentary. Of course they were no primitive, that was an excuse to explote them.
Free food and clothing has absolutely destroyed the economies of many african nations. The basis of all economies is food and textiles. When locals need to comete with FREE, they obviously cannot compete. They either need to grow something not offered (something other than grain/flour) or clothing they can't get from a store receiving "donated" clothing which is actually sold relatively cheaply. It's not actually given as charity (this isn't a bad thing. They'd never be able to pay for their operation without money. Where do you think the money for collecting/shipping/salaries comes from?)
Great journalisms Here, great effort went into this video! There you have it. The only reason which I think would make any human being to Fight and even enslaves, and Kills another Human is greed.
This is an example that we Africans know how to care for their husbands, we were thought that we don't know how to love, now to hear the husband ask for his forgiveness from his wife, tells me otherwise, rise up my melanated race be strong as you are and press's on , keep our ancestors traditions intact cause that will be the only thing we can/ going to have to keep us
I love how that couple could sit down together with a council of elders who listened to their issues and gave them advice on how to solve the problem. It's like marriage counseling for free.
Beautifully told but I wish something about the owner of the title 'No longer at Ease' and his perceptions about the fall of African traditions could have been mentioned even in the passing. Especially where scribes Wa Thiong'o and Soyinka gave their opinions on Africa and the fate of indigenous languages.
Coming back to this changes my perspective entirely on traditional healing. There is a vast knowledge we forgot. But it was good to go through the male energies. Let us return to the female energies. Let us return to looking inward and healing people as a community.
Were Wole Soyinka and Morgan Freeman separated at birth? They even sound alike! Thank you to Ms. Badawi for this fascinating series. I can't wish I learned this knowledge sooner; it is beautifully presented.
I HAVE SEEN MAKERERE UNIVERSITY ONEOF THE WORLDS BEST FOR TROPICAL DIESEASES IN THE WORLD PROFESSORS LIVED WITH US IN ZAMBIA WHEN IDI AMIN TOOK OVER EXTREMELY SAD HOW AFRICAN DESTROY THEMSELVES BUT ZAMBIA MY BELOVED COUNTRY IS STILL THE GREAT IT HAS HOSTED SO MANY PEOPLE I HAVE LIVED OVER 55YRS AND I AM A PROUD ZAMBIAN VERY PEACE FULL HUMANISAM IS THERE THANK YOU
Zainab, Africa has existed thousands of years before Europe. Even the name Europe came about from an African princesses Europa! They saw riches beyond their dreams and our people were not GREEDY!! They came from caves. The moors thought Europe how to bath and hygiene and food
Africa is blessed in many ways. Unfortunately many factors resulted in the lack of development and more worse its not even been acknowledged by many of its top intellectuals,politicians and traditional leaders. Africans will one way or another face ultimate challenges in the coming years . It is up to the people to either remain in desperate situation or collectively face all sorts of challenges in brilliant manner.
Now we only need episode 16-20, which are (based on their titles) probably some of the most important ones in the show. Please release those as soon as possible, I have no doubt that we are many waiting. Thank you.
as an non african person i do not understand how this series somehow puts the arab conquests that kicked off slavery in east africa or other early christian kingdoms as a positive thing and european conquests as bad. conquests and war are bad period. yes, the end results create complex and rich cultures but death and war can not be painted as a good thing. the arabs just killed africans earlier so people forgot how horrible they were.
I’ve really appreciated this series while in CV19 lockdown. I have watched each episode in order. Seen aspects of other ethnicities and countries I have not yet had the opportunity to see. But I must say this. The emphasis on the Arab and Islamic influence is promoted along with Christianity and I got the impression the more traditional ways of life that still exist were not viewed or portrayed in the same positive way. It was more obvious in the eastern and northern episodes and the use of the word concubines instead of enslaved Africans emphasised this when compared the the body language and disdain for central and Western Africa cultures are portrayed with the presenters disdain. I’d love to see a second series exploring ethnic groups and led by local people do the same thing . One love. One Africa. One human race. 🌍❤️🙏🙌🏽❤️
I recommend she stays away from Nigeria, we still need her services, I doubt if we can afford £5 million as payment, to earn her release. I think she's safer in South and Eastern parts of Africa.
I’m not sure how long they wait after they first air in on TV before they upload it to UA-cam. I think episodes 16 through 20 have been broadcast, but I’m not sure. Hopefully by years end they will share the last 5 episodes.
Episode 16 was deleted! Probably one of the most provocative episodes of the series! I imagine there was too much truth, being broadcast! How sad. How "one-sided" . How biased.
Polygamy worked well for men, women children. No divorces, no orphans, no outside women and children, no lack of responsibility for your children. Today, with endemic divorces, broken relationships and re-marriages perhaps the modern, transitory “romantic” notions of “love” is not all its cracked up to be.
David Livingstone played a major role of informing slave hunters where African habitats where located especially on lake shores.His statue must bi destroyed at Mosi oa Tunya
Actually polygamy was the most ancient form of family life. Prophet Abraham (Ibrahim) had multiple wives so did every prophet after him and probably before him. It was the white race that brought in monogamy, but the white man was unfaithful to his one wife. Polygamy is the way of the One God, monogamy is the way of the Divided God. Look around and see.
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When the missionaries came to Africa they had the Bible and we had the land. They said "Let us pray." We closed our eyes. When we opened them, we had the Bible and they had the land
Same with the Muslims!
Dayum
@@Frosybeats_FbM Not really. The history of islam in africa is much more complex. There was arab conquests but they never ruled over the entire continent. They conquered the northern africa. There was the city states in swahili coast that traded through the indian ocean and so they brought in outside influences. Islam was already at thing there but the cities were independent until portuguese took control and then oman took over after that. Still this is much different from what's been explained above.
The religion did spread into sub-sahara but there was no loss of land through conversion, so it's incorrect to say it's the same. Ghana empire converted and the same people ruled the empire. Kanem empire also converted and the same people ruled the land so to say it's the same is false. The africans who converted still controlled the land.
European colonialism wasn't like this. Europeans took the lands for themselves and ruled them. The borders that you see in Africa today we're created by europeans.
@@SorceressWitch I disagree. they might not rule the whole Africa but those that were converted into Islam spread it through violence. I'm a Fulani Black African in the Americas. Religion is the primary cause of war in Africa. you believe in queens and witches. i don't see the connection.
ua-cam.com/video/K8KHBGWEjUs/v-deo.html&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE
We'll always be Africans and Practice our ways... Oh God, am super proud to be from the motherland... We were created special..
I couldn't think of a better person to be doing this series. Badawi's respect, yet inquisitive and charming nature makes the interactions great. I have been absolutely loving it! Keep it up BBC Africa, love from US/Senegal.
ua-cam.com/video/K8KHBGWEjUs/v-deo.html&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE
Hello Ms. Badawi, I just wanted to say, I'm an Afrikan, not by nationality, but by race and by that feeling that burns in me. I greatly love your focus on Afrika, I love all your programs, which highlights my Afrikan culture.
MAY GOD BLESS YOU GREATLY for shedding such light on my continent. I LOVE WHAT YOU DO. I love Afrika....
I’m so addicted!!!!! I felt the same way with Dr Henry Louis Gates and his “Black in Latin America “ series. Long live Africa
I am Ugandan, I have been watching attentively since Episode 1, was ready to file my complaint why my country was not included in this rich series...behold! the wait has paid off😀
awww. i love how we Bantu speaking people are diverse and still alike. i could understand and few words in the case that was presented in the Uganda case and i am from Zambia
So true.. Am Ugandan from the Bantu clan, and i have Zambian friends who speak and i pick most words... Am so happy that you feel the same.
Culture and religion or spiritualism is the back bone of a society, its time we become proud of ourselves
Dear Mrs. Zeinab.... you have made a respectable landmark to the History of Africa documenting a great civilization being the cradle of humanity. The history will always remember your documentary being as great as the African civilization.
I agree 💯👍😊 she is amazing and very well done documentary, I love it
Proud Afro Cuban, Yoruba descendant 😄
la mulata linda Martinez the Yoruba boast of a colorful and interesting culture
Well in that case, please find your source elsewhere not this corrupted version that this lady is offering.
One of the best culture still preserve despite religious influence from western and Arab religion,I advice you to visit and get connected with the Yoruba culture before it goes into oblivion.
@@noisycomment1990 how that consign you.
@@zat0076 actually, we dost boast, we actually have a culture that when researched has major contributions to world civilizations. Don't trust me, do the research.
No Doubt Zeinab is the best Journalist in BBC Africa from the entire personal working for BBC Africa......I love her professionalism and respect she gives........
Proud African American who is of Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Congolese origin
Who civilised who? The Europeans were very poor, hungry, sick and lawless. They found African civilisations blossoming
Not in Zambia. Slavery was still rampant in the 1860s in Zambia.
@Joepie De poepie There has been nothing but a complication of life and lies. They brought sickness and disease masked as medication and "help" in order to gain control, resources, and debt. Even the way you communicate proves the evilness in your empty spirit. Non-achiever, yet you sit using your precious energy saying nothing that helps anyone. You speak of "we stop giving medication" as if you are producing them yourself. You must be Chinese because most nations are consuming and are in debt to them. You can step off your pedestal of delusion now.
Joepie De poepie Lol you cannot kill a people and expect the world not to look down on you. But you can conquer them and make them sick just like what happened to aboriginal natives. What are you trying to prove and who are you speaking for? “White supremacy?” It is all an illusion and there will always be someone better than you no matter what skin color and origin.
@Joepie De poepie when u creat viruses then bring a vaccine, those that make u smart? Nope. U preach hygiene to prevent diseases but u creat diseases? #UR#NAME##IS#HYPOCRITE
@Joepie De poepie your,sad
This series is so amazing how women were a special prize and the men had to earn a good woman. So different to the western world where it is based on material things and appearance to others for validation.. that’s why as humans we are moved by people who are exceptional at what they do, through willpower , determination ,focus gratitude & respect which ultimately leads to genuine success!!!
Thats why African men paid dowry for a wife in Africa as opposed to a womans family paying dowry to the man like some western countries do.
Sister Dominic is such a well of wisdom! The idea of grouping and developing African languages... I hope someone is working on that.
Hey Zainab, thank you for this eye-opening piece of work. However let me add a little information. On the part of traditional worship you covered, I am from this community. Our tribe is called the Midzichenda( The word "chenda" means "nine" or "kenda" in Swahili, because our tribe has nine dialects across the Kenyan Coast. This community which I belong to that you covered is called the Rabai, then we worship in the traditional shrines called Kaya. (The Kaya you visited is about 400 metres from my village and two of those elders are my grandfathers, with Daniel being my friend whom I nickname "Pastor" since he leads prayers at the shrines. He speaks good English too since he attended the missionary school nearby for formal education unlike his peers). Cheers!
Thank You. Zeinab B. Great episodes...
Thankyou very much Zeinab Badawi for the amazing episodes on the real History of Africa 🔥💯 you deserve a Nobel prize for this. ❤️🇸🇸🇸🇩
Not sure about a Nobel, but it's a positive step
Thank you, Zeinab. This is making African rich culture be known beyond the home. A lot is less known and your efforts (with BBC) brings out knowledge.
Africa needs to know because many of us are still blind and confused, proliferation of foreign religion has devastated Africans and many had beginning to ask questions about their origin some claims to be Arab if you're forcefully converted to Islam while many believe they're Jews because of Western missionaries whom change their names and indoctrinate them.
African way is best for Africans👍🏾
It can't unless we go back to our ancestral believe and reconnect, Africa is under attack on both side from foreign religion,economic and socially,we can't connect to our identity unless we go back to our root of cultures and tradition.
Marhaban this is Rinad from Sudan and I am proud to be the same as Zeinab badawi
Zeina i can joust stop to watch you from eny ducumenterr you have don I really enjoy both of your ducumenterr god beless Africa
It's good to know more about african traditions,culture and way of life before pre-colonial era👍👍👍
Dear Zeinab, this is one of your extraordinary achievement series of GHA narration. We are eagerly awaiting the next episode. We hope to see UNESCO to fully sponsor and cover upcoming episodes.
I hope that in the future we all come back to our culture , the culture that GOD gave us(I am not talking about religion) from the beginning.
We use to be the teacher of the rest of world and now they look down on us.
Dem, just after all This that we had saw from Africa history, and only from now on that the Europeans will start to know We African!
Yes, we ,Africa, we are historical since the beginning of the world, since the beginning of mankind.
One love to mother Africa ❤️💛💚
Worth watching about African ethnography! You work hard Zeinab, Zambia to Uganda, Congo to Kenya, it is amazing. You dig deep. Your intro is sweet. Your voice is extra flavor for the film and the instrument that you used for as background and transition absolutely stunning. Good bless you!
Zainab Badawi is an African icon working hard for her continent. I watched fifteen episodes of your document. Born in former Britain protectrate of Somaliland to which Zainab once travelled to report on, My africanism is really damaged by claims made by my family that we belong to Arabic penninsula.
i recognized my Kawata cultural village from Lusaka, Zambia. I also see my neighboring tribe of the Toga. This series is awesome
Am proud to be African
Babiara wo hy3 hc, lol.
Me 2 .😆.
Madam Jedawi you are wrewritting our history. I loved documentary of Mali and the Timbuktu
As a Ugandan muganda whose tribe was featured.. and have been following the series in this quarantine..... I wish to say..that.. our culture has served its purposes of maintaining our communities and please do realise there is a sustainable reason as why it happens as it is.
The issue with the land has a lot do with a woman being married off to family and with that... family wealth is lost.. and realising women empowerment has not been so helpful in martial relationships.
So the family unit has been kept in check and for a purpose.... other than the west funding its feminist agenda in Africa... I suggest they learn from our cultures that have kept us together despite being poor. Stop promoting the hidden agenda of equality outcome and influencing outcome...
But equal opportunity is acceptable nonetheless it kills structure of the society. The amount of failed relationships and single motherhood in the West is something BBC should shine the light on.
Yes and marrying mzungu
Visited Kampala recently and it was a dream come true for me. Now, I started reading about the challenges the Buganda Kingdom faced with the arrival of white people. It broke my heart. Reading about the many number of Kabakas that were deposed and killed in a short time broke my heart.
You have done all Africans good turn with this series. Thank you very much for restoring our sense of self worth
That's the Africa I love. Truth matters and emphasis is on resolving problems, not winning.
Proud Zambian watching diligently.
Actually many culture have the same believe "the dead are not dead", in other words, we all are energy and energy transforms. Great documentary. Of course they were no primitive, that was an excuse to explote them.
Let this series took a book shape. It will be a great gift.
25:00 - 25:10 am I my brothers keeper ....
This is the African way of life with out the European influence .
i love you Zambia + AFRICA!!!
Of course Africa used to feed itself before Europeans came !!!
Precisely, We are feeding Europe today
@@luckymotlatla8956 oh yeh !
Free food and clothing has absolutely destroyed the economies of many african nations. The basis of all economies is food and textiles. When locals need to comete with FREE, they obviously cannot compete. They either need to grow something not offered (something other than grain/flour) or clothing they can't get from a store receiving "donated" clothing which is actually sold relatively cheaply. It's not actually given as charity (this isn't a bad thing. They'd never be able to pay for their operation without money. Where do you think the money for collecting/shipping/salaries comes from?)
Africa has a rich culture
Let's forgive ourselves first before we forgive European's
Word!
These traditions are very much hebrew from the Bible eye opening to see them in action
Proud of your understanding and analysis of the issues and problems of your people Prof Dipio
Thanks alot Badawi. These series are really teaching alot about the history of my continent
Thank You Zeinab Badawi for an amazing History of Africa, this is interesting, absolutely!
Great journalisms Here, great effort went into this video! There you have it. The only reason which I think would make any human being to Fight and even enslaves, and Kills another Human is greed.
There was no starving kids, no starving old people.
And no jail
This is an example that we Africans know how to care for their husbands, we were thought that we don't know how to love, now to hear the husband ask for his forgiveness from his wife, tells me otherwise, rise up my melanated race be strong as you are and press's on , keep our ancestors traditions intact cause that will be the only thing we can/ going to have to keep us
I love Africa
I believe Africa will rediscover herself
Proud to be African 🇲🇼
I love how that couple could sit down together with a council of elders who listened to their issues and gave them advice on how to solve the problem. It's like marriage counseling for free.
I love the narrators wicked posh accent haha It's very soothing to listen to.
THE WOMAN'S IN AFRICA ARE THE MOTHER OF THE HEALTH.
Beautifully told but I wish something about the owner of the title 'No longer at Ease' and his perceptions about the fall of African traditions could have been mentioned even in the passing. Especially where scribes Wa Thiong'o and Soyinka gave their opinions on Africa and the fate of indigenous languages.
I love africa my pride.
Amazing documentary. Finally, African histories are being revealed through African epistemology. Excellent work Zeinab.
Coming back to this changes my perspective entirely on traditional healing. There is a vast knowledge we forgot. But it was good to go through the male energies. Let us return to the female energies.
Let us return to looking inward and healing people as a community.
Zeina you are doing a remarkable job thanks so much
Were Wole Soyinka and Morgan Freeman separated at birth? They even sound alike!
Thank you to Ms. Badawi for this fascinating series. I can't wish I learned this knowledge sooner; it is beautifully presented.
I HAVE SEEN MAKERERE UNIVERSITY ONEOF THE WORLDS BEST FOR TROPICAL DIESEASES IN THE WORLD PROFESSORS LIVED WITH US IN ZAMBIA WHEN IDI AMIN TOOK OVER EXTREMELY SAD HOW AFRICAN DESTROY THEMSELVES BUT ZAMBIA MY BELOVED COUNTRY IS STILL THE GREAT IT HAS HOSTED SO MANY PEOPLE I HAVE LIVED OVER 55YRS AND I AM A PROUD ZAMBIAN VERY PEACE FULL HUMANISAM IS THERE THANK YOU
Africans are one people.
Zainab, Africa has existed thousands of years before Europe. Even the name Europe came about from an African princesses Europa! They saw riches beyond their dreams and our people were not GREEDY!! They came from caves. The moors thought Europe how to bath and hygiene and food
Bs
Africa is blessed in many ways. Unfortunately many factors resulted in the lack of development and more worse its not even been acknowledged by many of its top intellectuals,politicians and traditional leaders. Africans will one way or another face ultimate challenges in the coming years . It is up to the people to either remain in desperate situation or collectively face all sorts of challenges in brilliant manner.
Luganda is so similar to my language Bemba from Zambia 🇿🇲 i can literally understand everything without interpreting
Thanksi
When is the next episode out? Please let us know
where is Episode 16
Someone has been eaten
Now we only need episode 16-20, which are (based on their titles) probably some of the most important ones in the show. Please release those as soon as possible, I have no doubt that we are many waiting. Thank you.
as an non african person i do not understand how this series somehow puts the arab conquests that kicked off slavery in east africa or other early christian kingdoms as a positive thing and european conquests as bad. conquests and war are bad period. yes, the end results create complex and rich cultures but death and war can not be painted as a good thing. the arabs just killed africans earlier so people forgot how horrible they were.
Some of these traditional practices, testings, quizzes, etc still continue in modern times
I’ve really appreciated this series while in CV19 lockdown. I have watched each episode in order. Seen aspects of other ethnicities and countries I have not yet had the opportunity to see. But I must say this. The emphasis on the Arab and Islamic influence is promoted along with Christianity and I got the impression the more traditional ways of life that still exist were not viewed or portrayed in the same positive way. It was more obvious in the eastern and northern episodes and the use of the word concubines instead of enslaved Africans emphasised this when compared the the body language and disdain for central and Western Africa cultures are portrayed with the presenters disdain. I’d love to see a second series exploring ethnic groups and led by local people do the same thing . One love. One Africa. One human race. 🌍❤️🙏🙌🏽❤️
Mum Africa 🌍💖💖💖💖💖
Thanks Zeinab. GOD ISREAL.
please look up the books by the late great Zambian historian Dr Hantobolo.
In less than 50 years, Swahili can replace English in all aspects, easily! And I am talking Kingozi not that arabised version on the coast!
Where is kingozi spoken?
How
How? Does it have more speaking the language im from Ethiopia i would love to learn
Thanks zeinab for the positive image of Africa. Pls come to Nigeria...
I recommend she stays away from Nigeria, we still need her services, I doubt if we can
afford £5 million as payment, to earn her release.
I think she's safer in South and Eastern parts of Africa.
Episode 11 - covers the history of the 3 major tribes of Nigeria.
When is the next episode? BBC Africa I need you to step on the gas.
Yeah. I thought this was the last one, only for me to hear Zeinab say... In the next Ep..
Jane Muthoni yes. The next was the transatlantic slave trade.
I believe the USA has told someone at BBC to make that episode private, too harsh for the bitter reality!
I’m not sure how long they wait after they first air in on TV before they upload it to UA-cam. I think episodes 16 through 20 have been broadcast, but I’m not sure. Hopefully by years end they will share the last 5 episodes.
Rex Racer I wonder if I could see it with a bbc subscription
Go go africa ya have pretty country i love it
You guys can upload the last four parts and make the Atlantic slavery video public anytime 😁....
Proud African 👸🏾
This is in the heart of Lusaka
I can't help but notice that she made entire episodes across Africa using the same shirt... 🤷🏻♂️
Episode 16 was deleted! Probably one of the most provocative episodes of the series!
I imagine there was too much truth, being broadcast! How sad. How "one-sided" . How biased.
It is still in the recommended section
Nice series, where can I watch the next episode16?
I hope y’all can open your eyes about the abrahamic religions
Next Episode?
Please advise when the next episode will be available...
We left our spirituality for these good for nothing religions. SMFH
Daniel M facts
Not just religions, but also the Western way of living which is spiritually dead.
You hit the nail on the head when you look at Asia they kept their religions (Hinduism and Buddhism).
@@shaamilli3934 Exactly
Thanks for the show..am more proud and enlightened
Polygamy worked well for men, women children. No divorces, no orphans, no outside women and children, no lack of responsibility for your children.
Today, with endemic divorces, broken relationships and re-marriages perhaps the modern, transitory “romantic” notions of “love” is not all its cracked up to be.
Blessed is the ALMIGHTY they sound like the story of Jacob there way of life same to be recorded in genesis
Great episode, but 22:25 seems a bit out of place like it was forgotten in the editing.^^
After watching this, resentment....
where is the next one?? how comfortable that this one is not there...... at all
David Livingstone played a major role of informing slave hunters where African habitats where located especially on lake shores.His statue must bi destroyed at Mosi oa Tunya
I want to go and discover Europe too..., i mean that's what they did too
hello from america
Next episode?
Actually polygamy was the most ancient form of family life. Prophet Abraham (Ibrahim) had multiple wives so did every prophet after him and probably before him. It was the white race that brought in monogamy, but the white man was unfaithful to his one wife. Polygamy is the way of the One God, monogamy is the way of the Divided God. Look around and see.
That's really trued about african.we have of settled the troubles.see the chief first and the most give an equal rights.