This man is really respectful, you can see even the way he carries himself toward uBaba uMangosuthu, I respect his title as the Monarch of the Zulu nation, because of the manner that he carries himself and his respect of the Zulu values, I'm not zulu but I feel pressed to say Bayethe!
same sentiments,respect gives you honor,iam not a Zulu iam a pure Sotho of Moshoeshoe,ke Mokoena oa Nkopane oa Mathunya le Monaheng but iam too compelled to say "Bayethe"
I met the zulu king myself and what a great king unto people. may God bless him through these times and give him wisdom to solve these evil matters in this country. the man speaking is so sincere and humble, god bless the people of kzn who will reconstruct unto law and order. god bless all.
Instead of listening to the message ppl are looking for faults,being a king doesn't make him super human but ordinary man like all of us : stuttering, being nervous & forgetful! What matters is the message sent across. The mentality is holding us back, it must stop.
We also need to remember that is the very first time that he had to address the Zulu nation as if somebody would have done it better eish can we change and be our brothers keeper than seeing faults
He is not the president he is the king, its not his job to speak to millions of people ON LIVE TV. He was clearly nervous and under those conditions he did extremely well. People also dont seem to hear him say he forgot his glasses. Honestly he gave a far better speach than Ramaphosa did, and his is far more eloqeuent than Jacob Zuma ever was. Anybody who has the respect of the man Buthelezi himself is good in my books.
The Zulu nation could learn a lot from king Misuzulu. His respect and humility. And being able to admit having to switch between isizulu and English. Am humbled by Dr mangosuthu for his mentorship for the young king. Am humbled
Even losing his parents he must be hard on the outside. and still Controll his people. Like Queen Elizebeth did it when losing her precious husband. Please pray for him and guide him. We love him Cape Town
Amazulu King MisiZulu Zulu forgot his reading glasses. Cut the man some slack. He apologises to everyone at the end. Have some dignity and respect. As far as Kings and leaders go he seems like a good one.
so he needs his glasses when reading the native language and not the other, honestly he just struggled it is clear where is afluent - just an observation but he was on point
@@bulelwagalada2847 I guess you are a master off reading a speech after only minutes of rehearsing in front of millions of people on live news when your job is normally only to address smaller crowds of Zulus ? He did the best he could under the circumstances. Also I own a new iPad the ones with the so called retina display, the text is super small if you dont zoom in. This level of exposure and politics is all new to him.
Wow! What a great King he will be going forward! This is now a True leader. I respect you our Zulu King. God bless you. May your wise words of wisdom be echoed throughout our beautiful country. ✨🙏
Translation of previous message : Let there be peace and harmony amongst all people of KZN - we need each other in good times and bad - we are brothers and sisters, when this is over - we have to live and work with each other again. May God bless us all.
Agree. Imagine having to give a speech like this, now. His half-brother was heir presumptive, so it’s possible that he was taken by surprise when he was appointed. It was a prepared speech, but he spoke from the heart.
@@pennyvdl Empathy is whats lacking. When we empathize we will be able to understand that King Misizulu is going through his own stuff because before his King, his human. He just lost both his parents so suddenly, there is so much division in the monarchy, then he has to deal with his people who seem to be rebelling at the moment. For anyone this is too much. So when he comes forward, he needs to come to an audience that will encourage him, and support him not a people that only wants to see how well can he speak or read the Zulu language. Can he make a prepared speech ensuring he keeps eye contact etc? Is he using cue cards or reading the whole thing. Its sad.
@@bettercollpaul Thats so true...empathy has become a foreign word to most South Africans. " my father's people are comitting suicide" I felt that. God help us all.🙏🇿🇦
i am indian & i have such a great admiration for the zulu nation. the people we are seeing engage in the criminality are not of the values that the zulu nation is known for. the violence is not betwen zulu snd indian but between those protecting the community and those out to destory it. it is not racial
Wow! King MisiZulu Zulu seems to have silent dignity with an attitude of humble respect - and that he must be open to having an elder by his side, drives home that he must respect his ancestors! The King's confidence to express his message and words so clearly to his people and the nation is inspiring. Respect!
Brilliant speech with time it will be delivered better in Zulu give him time . This is also such a rushed time probably no time to revise. My King long live !!
He did good for speaking about the Zulu-Indian one because it was going to get out of hand as there were people in hostels and townships that wanted to retaliate after one innocent person was killed in Phoenix. Allegedly drive-by shootings were gonna be made across the whole neighborhood.
Yes unity is what we need, if we could stand together and fight together in the 60s to 90s why cant we now ? End the violence. Mr Buthelezi is no less wise than he was 30 years ago and the new king seems to be a fine man in my books.
@@mjmeternal2696 It was getting out of hand, but it was not as bad as it was made to seem. There is a social media operation being done by the Zuma family, which was used to fuel the mania and unrest. Using social media on a large strategic scale is a technique that was made popular by former US President Donald Trump, but he did not use it to try incite such violence like the Zuma children did.
Loosing my mum during this pandemic has been so difficult. Imagine loosing both your parents. In the midst of all that becoming king dukuduku sekumele asikhuze kulomonakalo osowenzekile. Kwaze kwanzima. We pray God, amathonga akho guides and protects you. Give you wisdom from above.
@@lekhanyanemaboa9328 Those men waiting his fall are the same men orchestrating these acts of treason. Buthelezi was supposed to be our next president after Mandela and he is a 1000x better man than Jacob or Duduzane could ever dream to be. My heart pains knowing how he must feel at 90 years old seeing youth burn this land to ground after his 60+ years of painstaking activism. I hope god takes you 100 Mr Buthelezi.
I appreciate the Zulu King and his speakers for speaking parts in English. He is not necessarily obliged to but he let's us hear his words because he wants us to understand their intentions . I'm not sure if all of it was translated into English but thank you either way.
He is an embodiment of humility and love, he will lead excellently, he needs support too, he has gone through so much in a short space of time. His calm spirit is humbling
Why did they write in Zulu though and set him up for failure, sad truth be told, many Zulu speakers including myself, can speak but struggle with reading.
He strikes me as a very humble man. May the King of Kings guide him through the pain of loosing both parents in a very short time and now he has to lead the nation in very difficult circumstances of political mayhem.
His Majesty is sitting next to and consulting with one of the greatest minds this country and the Zulu Nation has ever seen, uBaba uMangosuthu. He will benefit much from his knowledge. He can be a great King. WENA WENDLOVU!
This is what Ramaphosa should have done. Taking full responsibility. This is a great leader...he understands his people have a hand in the looting and shows concern for their future. He could have said i will deploy amabuthu to deal with the looters alongside the army and police but he didnt. Touching on real issues of Indians and Zulus in his Kingdom, but asking for tolerance to one another. BAYEDE NDABEZITHA!!!
Biggest problem with us south African we always look at the negative side of things. It's bad we need to do self introspection. Why not focus on message he is delivering. It's not like all of us fluent on my mother tongue. For him it's worse ,he studied overseas with very little exposure to Isizulu. Some of you ur kids can't even utter single word of ur mother tongue. I salute him.
I agree with you but my question is why when former president Zuma was stammering with English was made a joke by the people of South Africa and many people didn't bother to defend him but when the Zulu king is stammering with his own varnicular language almost all peopl are lenient towards the majesty ?
I agree with you but my question is why when former president Zuma was stammering with English was made a joke by the people of South Africa and many people didn't bother to defend him but when the Zulu king is stammering with his own varnicular language almost all peopl are lenient towards the majesty ?
Like father like son. This was an important message by his Majesty in a troubled time. An excellent picture and model of leadership and mentorship by both his Majesty and Dr Mangosuthu
They keep saying they are hungry but there are kids in Africa and all over the world who are skin and bones with swollen bellies starving to death funny enough the people saying they are hungry look perfectly healthy and abled bodied they're just dam lazy if you want something bad enough nothing will stand in your way not even the effects of apartheid people are always looking for excuses because they can't face the fact that they are the ones responsible for their situations if you are truly unhappy living your life the way it is you will strive to change it and achieve your dreams no matter what!
History is needed to contextualise the plight of South Africa. It is a country that only knows its resolve through violence because of history. Therefore the bubble of violence is always beneath the surface especially when it comes to political issues which cost the people of South Africa and they feel they have no other recourse but to be violent to be heard. Is it right? No ofcourse not but it explains the complexity to that is South Africa.
I am proud to be part of a nation that has a beautiful history of the Zulu kingdom. King Misizulu Zulu, thankyou for speaking to our nation. Thankyou for carrying the kingdom name high amidst the year that has been tough on the Zulu nation with the passing of the late King Zwelinthini and Queen mother. The Zulu kingdom is one to be revered, respected and praised. God bless this beautiful kingdom and may all people listen to these words spoken.
@@kingmufasa8929 not every Zulu person was part of this and misbehaved. When we generalise we add to the problems we have in our country and that is division. I can guarantee you that it wasn't all Zulu people who were the cause for looting in gauteng and we can't say the same for KZN even though they are a majority nation in KZN. There are still good people in the Zulu nation. They are misguided by political lies and false promises.
Bayede! Wena wendlovu! The King has spoken! Great Leadership. Lots of Respect and Humility. South Africa appreciates you and loves you our Zulu King. Your father has reincarnated himself in you. What a great speech. Siyabonga. Limpopo loves you and wish you long life. Wena wendlovu. BAYEDE ❤💕💙💛💖❤
Iam a Mosotho but iam moved by this young king of the Zulus,I feel like if i was a zulu who is involved in destruction of the nation i would repent and stop,the king's humility the king's voice the combination of the cabinet around him the mentorship of ubaba Buthelezi next to his king has just moved my heart and I cant believe iam sharing little tears from this speech and the call to stop this looting even the apology of the king to little mistakes he feels he did when delivering speech in Zulu.long live king Bayethe
Y’all sooo mean in this comment section. This is the Kings very first official speech to his nation. There’s so much to adjust to. Y’all act like you’d do better 🙄
Thank you. Another great leader who will follow in his father's footsteps to lead the Zulu nation. May the Zulu kingdom of Kwa Zulu Natal rise above this and prosper. I am an Indian from KZN and am heartbroken by what has transpired in our beautiful home. PLEASE stop the violence!
The humility of accepting where he is struggling is points for me! I guess this should be a lesson to a lot of us who are taking abantwana to the so called schools ukuba sifundise izingane zethu ulimi lwebele.
Thx for your patriotism Your Majesty King Sinqobile...we also appreciate Your Mentorship Prince Buthelez I.. Stay strong ...We are praying for you my Leadership
Now this is the speech Cyril should have given. A speech of a leader!! And thanks to Mr Mangosuthu Buthelezi.. The last of the true leadership.. Shame he should be warm in his bed but he's still doing things.. 🖤🖤
Bayede Hlanga lomhlabathi uyiNgwe uyiNgonyama yakithi kaKhangelamankengane . You nailed it in english👌and you can't be crucified for struggling with isiZulu because you didn't choose how you were raised. You will improve as you go... vele speaking a language better is not a measure of one's intelligence. Bayede wena we Ndlovu 🙌
Made me cry because I know how it feels when they try make out your crazy when they harm your people you must keep your royal family and your throne other wise your people will suffer like my people because the mercenaries stole my crown with lies
He has obvious straggle with reading the Zulu language. Why not give him the english version of the speech. I blame his handlers. He is Western educated and canot be expected to read Zulu language fluently. I sympathise with him
He obviously speaks Zulu very well, you can hear when he's talking to the guys who moved the microphones. It could be that he didn't have time to practise his speech enough or was very nervous. If I were in his position, I would be terrified.
Wisdom. You are a true leader....educated, humble, respectful and you are a true example of leadership. We need a President like you. Bayede Ndabezitha🙌
I'm a South African Indian. Really respect the king. He looks so humble. He speaks with alot of dignity and respect. I hope his reign is a good one. He is doing a good job
Thank you King. I had the honour of meeting your father in years past. Your words were true and thoughtful. It will take all South Africans to repair the damage. Siyabonga.
This man is really respectful, you can see even the way he carries himself toward uBaba uMangosuthu, I respect his title as the Monarch of the Zulu nation, because of the manner that he carries himself and his respect of the Zulu values, I'm not zulu but I feel pressed to say Bayethe!
same sentiments,respect gives you honor,iam not a Zulu iam a pure Sotho of Moshoeshoe,ke Mokoena oa Nkopane oa Mathunya le Monaheng but iam too compelled to say "Bayethe"
It's Bayede.
@@nandowzmhlongo thank you bafo.
Bayede
@@fonelo2215 wow, what are the odds, I'm actually a Motswana, and lenna ke mo Mokwena wa modimosana🤔
I met the zulu king myself and what a great king unto people. may God bless him through these times and give him wisdom to solve these evil matters in this country. the man speaking is so sincere and humble, god bless the people of kzn who will reconstruct unto law and order. god bless all.
Thats so true professer this is out of control now we must all act now.
The King has once again, as his father did, confirmed my respect for the Zulu nation.
Ooh! thanks a lot sir, that means a lot🙌🏾
Agree 100%
I am a South African Indian and honesty would like to say that I respect the King and the whole Zulu Nation 🙏💯 I am proud to be from Kwa-Zulu Natal👍
We love you! ❤You're a South African.🇿🇦🇿🇦
@Prashanth Panday, The South African Indian community is mostly in KZN, so you are part of us and we love you too
We love you too 😘❤️
Instead of listening to the message ppl are looking for faults,being a king doesn't make him super human but ordinary man like all of us : stuttering, being nervous & forgetful! What matters is the message sent across. The mentality is holding us back, it must stop.
Exactly 👌
Enkosi
We also need to remember that is the very first time that he had to address the Zulu nation as if somebody would have done it better eish can we change and be our brothers keeper than seeing faults
🙌🙌🙌🙌
He is not the president he is the king, its not his job to speak to millions of people ON LIVE TV. He was clearly nervous and under those conditions he did extremely well. People also dont seem to hear him say he forgot his glasses. Honestly he gave a far better speach than Ramaphosa did, and his is far more eloqeuent than Jacob Zuma ever was.
Anybody who has the respect of the man Buthelezi himself is good in my books.
The Zulu nation could learn a lot from king Misuzulu. His respect and humility. And being able to admit having to switch between isizulu and English. Am humbled by Dr mangosuthu for his mentorship for the young king. Am humbled
Wooow ima kancane nomlando wokufunda kwamaZulu...unless you have walked their journey then you can make recommendations
Prince Mangosuthu is gift from above...the King is in good hands with him.
I've never seen such a humble King. 🙏God bless the Zulu Nation 👌the King has spoken. 👑👑👑
I’ve never one as well , such a humble person
We commend the Zulu monarch for showing concern over this anarchy
GIVE THAT MAN A GOLDEN HAND. RESPECT HIM PLEASE.
He's so humble. Accepting he struggled at the beginning. Viva King Bae.
Bayede
aiiibo ichilo ukuhluleka ukukhuluma ulimi lwebele 🙄
😂
King Bae Queen of Sheba looool
@@nontongubane1573 ubekhuluma noma ubefunda awkame ukzenza ncono
Cut him some slack he lost both parents within a short period and now has to take over. He will get there bayede!
Even losing his parents he must be hard on the outside. and still Controll his people. Like Queen Elizebeth did it when losing her precious husband. Please pray for him and guide him. We love him
Cape Town
people have been losing loved ones but bayakwazi nje ukukhuluma ulimi lwebele kahle nje
@@nontongubane1573 xolela Mbomvu uyaqala.😂 Sethembe ngokulandeyo uzokwenza kangcono. Alidlali itwetwe🙈
@@iamlove2222 aiii Shenge nginethemba ngoba siyamthanda silindele okukhulu kuNdabezitha ♥️🏌️♀️
@@nontongubane1573 asibona oclever njengawe sonke asthembe uzomfundisa
Amazulu King MisiZulu Zulu forgot his reading glasses. Cut the man some slack. He apologises to everyone at the end. Have some dignity and respect. As far as Kings and leaders go he seems like a good one.
aiii it seemed like it 🙄
so he needs his glasses when reading the native language and not the other, honestly he just struggled it is clear where is afluent - just an observation but he was on point
@@bulelwagalada2847 I am asking the same question, sisi.
@@bulelwagalada2847 I guess you are a master off reading a speech after only minutes of rehearsing in front of millions of people on live news when your job is normally only to address smaller crowds of Zulus ? He did the best he could under the circumstances.
Also I own a new iPad the ones with the so called retina display, the text is super small if you dont zoom in. This level of exposure and politics is all new to him.
Only the king can help this situation. They listen only to the king. Bayede! !!!!!!
Wow! What a great King he will be going forward! This is now a True leader. I respect you our Zulu King. God bless you. May your wise words of wisdom be echoed throughout our beautiful country. ✨🙏
I'm Indian and would like to say that the Zulu nation is in great hands.
We love you
Thanks bro.
Translation of previous message : Let there be peace and harmony amongst all people of KZN - we need each other in good times and bad - we are brothers and sisters, when this is over - we have to live and work with each other again. May God bless us all.
Being a King is a birth right not one you get because you can speak or read the language of the Kingdom. Stop being critics of your own people.
Agree. Imagine having to give a speech like this, now. His half-brother was heir presumptive, so it’s possible that he was taken by surprise when he was appointed. It was a prepared speech, but he spoke from the heart.
@@pennyvdl Empathy is whats lacking. When we empathize we will be able to understand that King Misizulu is going through his own stuff because before his King, his human. He just lost both his parents so suddenly, there is so much division in the monarchy, then he has to deal with his people who seem to be rebelling at the moment. For anyone this is too much. So when he comes forward, he needs to come to an audience that will encourage him, and support him not a people that only wants to see how well can he speak or read the Zulu language. Can he make a prepared speech ensuring he keeps eye contact etc? Is he using cue cards or reading the whole thing. Its sad.
I agree
You are the man ! Thank you for standing up for him. He is a good man.
@@bettercollpaul Thats so true...empathy has become a foreign word to most South Africans. " my father's people are comitting suicide" I felt that. God help us all.🙏🇿🇦
i am indian & i have such a great admiration for the zulu nation. the people we are seeing engage in the criminality are not of the values that the zulu nation is known for. the violence is not betwen zulu snd indian but between those protecting the community and those out to destory it.
it is not racial
So true....
I totally agree 💯
Stop suckin up dawg, this so called zulu nation has violence running through their veins and they are the reason we are in this mess.
Wow. That was amazingly done. Beautiful words King 👑🇿🇦
Wow! King MisiZulu Zulu seems to have silent dignity with an attitude of humble respect - and that he must be open to having an elder by his side, drives home that he must respect his ancestors! The King's confidence to express his message and words so clearly to his people and the nation is inspiring. Respect!
YES RESPECTING HIS ANCESTORS HE WILL GO FAR..
It's the respect and humility for me... yes he's nervous, but who wouldn't be, I mean he's addressing millions of people.
Bra! I’ve never seen such a humble person
And this is his first public saddress. Wena wee Ndlovu!!!
Brilliant speech with time it will be delivered better in Zulu give him time . This is also such a rushed time probably no time to revise. My King long live !!
Very plausible excuse not that he will learn....aiibo this is an amaZulu king the expectation is he is fluent in isiZulu
@@nontongubane1573 wakhulela ebelungwini ngoba amakhosi awakhuli phambi kwethu manje kwenziwenjanii
But he is such a humble soul.....it must be touching for him to speak about this cause he has been going through a lot too
@@nontongubane1573 he has spent most of his time in the Us perhaps thats why but he sounds like a good person
@@nothandodlamuka149 ngyabonga ❤️🗣️
He did good for speaking about the Zulu-Indian one because it was going to get out of hand as there were people in hostels and townships that wanted to retaliate after one innocent person was killed in Phoenix. Allegedly drive-by shootings were gonna be made across the whole neighborhood.
Yes unity is what we need, if we could stand together and fight together in the 60s to 90s why cant we now ? End the violence. Mr Buthelezi is no less wise than he was 30 years ago and the new king seems to be a fine man in my books.
That was gonna be terrible. In fact, we need the King more than ever!!!
@@mjmeternal2696 It was getting out of hand, but it was not as bad as it was made to seem. There is a social media operation being done by the Zuma family, which was used to fuel the mania and unrest. Using social media on a large strategic scale is a technique that was made popular by former US President Donald Trump, but he did not use it to try incite such violence like the Zuma children did.
Bro if you don't live in Phoenix or near, just shut the f up. Cause you do not know.
@@nboy7 how did they do it,explain to us
I'm pedi but I'm touched by this speech, I have so many Zulu friend
And I have a Pedi girlfriend
Bayede, oksalayo He is the King. Royalty is the stain that you can never wipe out.Bayede, we love you our King.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
He's young and nervous 🙏👍🇫🇮🇫🇮
Loosing my mum during this pandemic has been so difficult. Imagine loosing both your parents. In the midst of all that becoming king dukuduku sekumele asikhuze kulomonakalo osowenzekile. Kwaze kwanzima. We pray God, amathonga akho guides and protects you. Give you wisdom from above.
My sentiments exactly he also needs healing i wish he had delayed his wedding time just to be in tune with himself
Chief Buthelezi Siyabonga by supporting our King
It's so sad that the vast majority of the house are awaiting his fall😔
@@lekhanyanemaboa9328 Those men waiting his fall are the same men orchestrating these acts of treason. Buthelezi was supposed to be our next president after Mandela and he is a 1000x better man than Jacob or Duduzane could ever dream to be. My heart pains knowing how he must feel at 90 years old seeing youth burn this land to ground after his 60+ years of painstaking activism. I hope god takes you 100 Mr Buthelezi.
I appreciate the Zulu King and his speakers for speaking parts in English. He is not necessarily obliged to but he let's us hear his words because he wants us to understand their intentions . I'm not sure if all of it was translated into English but thank you either way.
English was actually much more pointed than the IsiZulu version of the speech.
@@zuzemoyo7696 What do you mean? I don't know exactly what you're saying. Do you mean it was more specific?
@@danielst.4386 Broader. More comprehensive. Went beyond what was said in IsiZulu.
@@zuzemoyo7696 oh ok😶
@@zuzemoyo7696 uyanya sfebe
The king has spoken,like father like son
Many respects to his majesty the king. We need this type of message from all leaders.
He is an embodiment of humility and love, he will lead excellently, he needs support too, he has gone through so much in a short space of time. His calm spirit is humbling
Okay, what has he done for you?
@@sbahlendlovu4686 absolutely nothing but l am a firm believer everyone deserves a fair chance in life. Shalom
@@thandilengwenya1297 okay, iChance yokwenzani?
Great speech King 👑 🙏🇿🇦
Why did they write in Zulu though and set him up for failure, sad truth be told, many Zulu speakers including myself, can speak but struggle with reading.
Eish kubuhlungu but ngimuthelela isogqoko uyibambile but next time kumele bezame ukuth ako mix nokunye okuphuma enhliziyeni yakhe
YOU START LEARNING YOUR MOTHER TONGUE LANGUAGE AS WE GOING BACK TO OUR ROOTS.
@@busisiwemangethe6290 What are you on about stupid child ?
He is the king of the Zulus. He must learn. And he can only do so through practice. He didn't fail at all, the message came through.
He didn't fail. We are priviledged to bear witness to the begin of His journey and grooming as King of Zulu's.
He strikes me as a very humble man. May the King of Kings guide him through the pain of loosing both parents in a very short time and now he has to lead the nation in very difficult circumstances of political mayhem.
BAYEDE. BAYEDE. Dignified. Calm. On point. Pertinent message. All Hail to the King!! BAYEDE!!! BAYEDE!!!!
I'm not Zulu but I feel proud of the Zulu king, he is speaking truth.
Public speaking gets easier in time. Especially for such a big role. So I salute the King.
Well done 👍 king 👑 may u reign for more years to come
Long Live🙌
We all have to start somewhere. He will be a great king too 👌
My fiance had the honour of meeting his father many many years ago. He says he is exactly like his father. You can see he is gentle yet strong!
His Majesty is sitting next to and consulting with one of the greatest minds this country and the Zulu Nation has ever seen, uBaba uMangosuthu. He will benefit much from his knowledge. He can be a great King.
WENA WENDLOVU!
This is what Ramaphosa should have done. Taking full responsibility. This is a great leader...he understands his people have a hand in the looting and shows concern for their future. He could have said i will deploy amabuthu to deal with the looters alongside the army and police but he didnt. Touching on real issues of Indians and Zulus in his Kingdom, but asking for tolerance to one another. BAYEDE NDABEZITHA!!!
He has no control of amabutho
Prince Buthelezi is really getting old now. I have such a soft spot for him as a person.
Same here I adore him he is sooo intelligent 💕💕
Soft spot, meaning?
@@benmadiope1735 I like him a lot, he has a special place in my heart.
I love the fact that his so humble and open to guidance even in public.
Aweh King MisiZulu Zulu! These words were much needed! Respect! Bayete.
Biggest problem with us south African we always look at the negative side of things. It's bad we need to do self introspection. Why not focus on message he is delivering. It's not like all of us fluent on my mother tongue. For him it's worse ,he studied overseas with very little exposure to Isizulu. Some of you ur kids can't even utter single word of ur mother tongue. I salute him.
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I agree with you but my question is why when former president Zuma was stammering with English was made a joke by the people of South Africa and many people didn't bother to defend him but when the Zulu king is stammering with his own varnicular language almost all peopl are lenient towards the majesty ?
I agree with you but my question is why when former president Zuma was stammering with English was made a joke by the people of South Africa and many people didn't bother to defend him but when the Zulu king is stammering with his own varnicular language almost all peopl are lenient towards the majesty ?
Bayede King Misuzulu ,you sound like a king for all of us and we appreciate you.Long live King and may God give you all wisdom you need.
I love that he asks for assistance and the council support he is given. Much respect. Thank you Your Majesty, for the call to Peace🙏
Like father like son. This was an important message by his Majesty in a troubled time. An excellent picture and model of leadership and mentorship by both his Majesty and Dr Mangosuthu
They keep saying they are hungry but there are kids in Africa and all over the world who are skin and bones with swollen bellies starving to death funny enough the people saying they are hungry look perfectly healthy and abled bodied they're just dam lazy if you want something bad enough nothing will stand in your way not even the effects of apartheid people are always looking for excuses because they can't face the fact that they are the ones responsible for their situations if you are truly unhappy living your life the way it is you will strive to change it and achieve your dreams no matter what!
History is needed to contextualise the plight of South Africa. It is a country that only knows its resolve through violence because of history. Therefore the bubble of violence is always beneath the surface especially when it comes to political issues which cost the people of South Africa and they feel they have no other recourse but to be violent to be heard. Is it right? No ofcourse not but it explains the complexity to that is South Africa.
I am proud to be part of a nation that has a beautiful history of the Zulu kingdom. King Misizulu Zulu, thankyou for speaking to our nation. Thankyou for carrying the kingdom name high amidst the year that has been tough on the Zulu nation with the passing of the late King Zwelinthini and Queen mother. The Zulu kingdom is one to be revered, respected and praised. God bless this beautiful kingdom and may all people listen to these words spoken.
The zulu people misbehaved😠
@@kingmufasa8929 not every Zulu person was part of this and misbehaved. When we generalise we add to the problems we have in our country and that is division. I can guarantee you that it wasn't all Zulu people who were the cause for looting in gauteng and we can't say the same for KZN even though they are a majority nation in KZN. There are still good people in the Zulu nation. They are misguided by political lies and false promises.
You shouldn’t be , I m having second hand embarrassment for you .
@@reiskywalker0964 That’s where it’s started that speak volumes
@@zozibiningqula3316 not disagreeing with this but it is dangerous to paint everyone with the same brush... To say ALL Zulu people were part of this.
All respect to the King, it must be so distressing for him to see the districting of KZN. After all the years. What a shame on a great nation.
Because of ANC factions and Zuma
Bayede! Wena wendlovu! The King has spoken! Great Leadership. Lots of Respect and Humility. South Africa appreciates you and loves you our Zulu King. Your father has reincarnated himself in you. What a great speech. Siyabonga. Limpopo loves you and wish you long life. Wena wendlovu. BAYEDE ❤💕💙💛💖❤
A true leader, utmost respect to our Zulu King.
Iam a Mosotho but iam moved by this young king of the Zulus,I feel like if i was a zulu who is involved in destruction of the nation i would repent and stop,the king's humility the king's voice the combination of the cabinet around him the mentorship of ubaba Buthelezi next to his king has just moved my heart and I cant believe iam sharing little tears from this speech and the call to stop this looting even the apology of the king to little mistakes he feels he did when delivering speech in Zulu.long live king Bayethe
The King has spoken, kumele sonke silalele🙏
Wise words brother wise words.
Y’all sooo mean in this comment section. This is the Kings very first official speech to his nation. There’s so much to adjust to. Y’all act like you’d do better 🙄
Thank you ❤️
Very true sithandwa sami
Our people are ignorant, that's why we are easily undermined
True. And you are lucky you have king who quickly come to his people. Here in Eswatini our father the king is no where to be seen😢😢
Thank you for being kind young lady, the king is not the person who should be addressing the nation LIVE, but he did an excellent job.
Bayede! Siyabonga baba uButhelezi to lead our King we know that few months down the line uzoba asazibmbela isizwe sakhe. BAYEDE!!! WENA WENDLOVU!!!
Thank you. Another great leader who will follow in his father's footsteps to lead the Zulu nation. May the Zulu kingdom of Kwa Zulu Natal rise above this and prosper. I am an Indian from KZN and am heartbroken by what has transpired in our beautiful home. PLEASE stop the violence!
Am not Zulu but as a South African of the South Africans I am humbled by the King 👑 and I give him all respect...such a humble human being indeed.
When he Said "ngyathokoza Mageba" something in my heart said "now thats my KING, Bayede!!!
What does it mean?
The humility of accepting where he is struggling is points for me! I guess this should be a lesson to a lot of us who are taking abantwana to the so called schools ukuba sifundise izingane zethu ulimi lwebele.
I am glad that someone else notes this. Thank you.
You are my king, I submit. I am not zulu but I wish you well.
And you too are a beautiful princess
Thx for your patriotism Your Majesty King Sinqobile...we also appreciate Your Mentorship Prince Buthelez I..
Stay strong ...We are praying for you my Leadership
Buthelezi is doing a great job for mentoring the young star - Bayede
May God grant him a long life!
Indeee
Aw Nkosyam 💕🙌🏽... He will find his feet 💕
lets hope the rest of us do as well.
Indeed
ngiyavuma uzozithola and probably build more confident in dire situations as this one
Enkosi bhuti, may the Lord grant you with strength during these difficult times.
Zulu people listen isicenga Inkosi Yethu Bayede Wena Wendlovu 🙌🙌
I pray that Shenge lives long, his guidance and mentorship is very visible.
He's full of wisdom and grace, we pray for him all the time.
Ndabezitha!!
King has spoken.
Mageba!!!!Nkonyane yenkosi.
Thank you Sokalisa. The well of knowledge.
Respect to the King of the Zulu Nation and to Mr Mangosuthu Buthulezi. What absolute gentlemen and great leaders during this difficult time.
the king is so humble.. long live,, may God continue to bless you,, iam not Zulu but the king is so humble.. and he even apologize..
Now this is the speech Cyril should have given. A speech of a leader!! And thanks to Mr Mangosuthu Buthelezi.. The last of the true leadership.. Shame he should be warm in his bed but he's still doing things.. 🖤🖤
Yes credit to Chief Buthelezi, ever trying to build bridges in the face of criticism.
Hayu uthini goku ? Dragging Cyril into this,, hayi khawume.
@@japrosper1258 he left us wanting with that last speech.
Bayede Hlanga lomhlabathi uyiNgwe uyiNgonyama yakithi kaKhangelamankengane . You nailed it in english👌and you can't be crucified for struggling with isiZulu because you didn't choose how you were raised. You will improve as you go... vele speaking a language better is not a measure of one's intelligence. Bayede wena we Ndlovu 🙌
Thank you King for being a leader
Many many thanks great new Zulu's King keep up the great work for peace and unity in this country
Well done King MisuZulu. We are very grateful for your efforts. Thank you for being the leader we need👑
Doesn't sound far from his dad👌
His about to take off its bumpy but he will get off the ground, his so calm and down to earth weakness always spells out strong at thee end
we must listen to our king zulu nation
Maybe it’s the only one you would listen to , you are violent
@@zozibiningqula3316 let’s not turn on each other brother. We need to be strong together
It's true, this zulu nation want to do everything through violence, I'm not buying this fake humbleness I'm seeing in these comments.
It's easy to speak vernacular as compared to reading it
respect the king he is leading with rhe guidance of the elders , SA we shall over come . i agree poverty is is blind angry dog .
Thank you for your words of peace. Respect!
Zuma and his children have betrayed us and an embarrassment to us the Zulu nation and all of South Africans.
@@sandrasmith9598 they’ve been told stories so they believe everything they hear…they do not base things on facts
Made me cry because I know how it feels when they try make out your crazy when they harm your people you must keep your royal family and your throne other wise your people will suffer like my people because the mercenaries stole my crown with lies
what a real leader! wow!
The King did not have to apologize when addressing his subjects. The fact that he did speaks volumes about his character!!
I pray that the lord JESUS strengthen this young man ,so that he can leave longa
Wow, i didn't know that Prince Mangosuthu can sing a song so nicely,
Bayete.
He is the original OG my boy.
Anyone know the name of the song please?
Very calm and collected.
He has obvious straggle with reading the Zulu language. Why not give him the english version of the speech. I blame his handlers. He is Western educated and canot be expected to read Zulu language fluently. I sympathise with him
He obviously speaks Zulu very well, you can hear when he's talking to the guys who moved the microphones. It could be that he didn't have time to practise his speech enough or was very nervous. If I were in his position, I would be terrified.
Agreed with you Credo
Thank you! Your Highness
Wisdom.
You are a true leader....educated, humble, respectful and you are a true example of leadership.
We need a President like you.
Bayede Ndabezitha🙌
He'll get better at this with time. I hope he earns the respect of his subjects the way his father was respected.
So inspiring 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦.
This is hearbreaking. The whole World is watching us
Yes the whole world watching you but you guys u don't feel shame
The King is doing pretty well❤ Salute my King.BEYEDE!!
He is a bit nervous given this is 1st public address but hey what a great leader with clear leadership qualities
iNkosi isikhulumile, Bayede! Wena WeNdlovu!! The king has spoken!!
I'm a South African Indian. Really respect the king. He looks so humble. He speaks with alot of dignity and respect. I hope his reign is a good one. He is doing a good job
Lots of respect for this man .. Thank you ..
Thank you king for intervining
Thank you King. I had the honour of meeting your father in years past. Your words were true and thoughtful. It will take all South Africans to repair the damage. Siyabonga.