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  • Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024

Комментарии • 68

  • @spokenbyroyalty9716
    @spokenbyroyalty9716 Год назад +1

    Thankyou for this Blessings from USA as I’m tracing Roots and it’s fascinating that the truth coming out. Yisrael I love ya Redemption draws near. #12TribesRising

  • @alexormulea
    @alexormulea 6 лет назад +23

    I've been looking for my history as a Venda man for a long while... it's nice hearing about even a piece of it... I want more about the origins... I am from Beitbridge, Zimbabwe... I need to know how all Venda people got to where they are currently, from the beginning... Also how the Venda tribe was affected by the white colonials, especially when they set the national border of the present day Zimbabwe and South Africa right between the Venda settlements... For me being born in Zimbabwe, having limitations of resources to research my history makes me feel a little lost... I only have details of up to about 3 generations of my family...

    • @Ellemug
      @Ellemug 4 года назад +4

      Same here I've been checking and googling about the vhavenda people. My dad was some what a historian and if he was still alive I'm pretty sure I would know more about our tribes. But mostly what about our tribe is that we are from up north and we are Jews.

    • @oscarmalivhuse4291
      @oscarmalivhuse4291 3 месяца назад +1

      ​@@Ellemugthe best place to start is through unlearning the colonial education of the bantu expansion theories.

  • @SAOnPoint
    @SAOnPoint 4 года назад +3

    Vhangona/Bakoni/AbeNguni,wow this proves that we are one

  • @manandomkhabela7136
    @manandomkhabela7136 7 лет назад +9

    Very informative.... Ndi Luvhuwa Pfunzo Heyo

    • @nditshenitennetmuila6571
      @nditshenitennetmuila6571 6 лет назад

      manando Mkhabela Ndaaaa ndi kho uzwipfa fhedzi thalutshedzo heyo Ndi Ngani isa kho ambiwa nga luambo lwashu lwa tshivenda ndaaaa

  • @DakayC
    @DakayC 6 лет назад +3

    I'm glad this info is on RUclips. Thank you.

  • @maragenikhalirendwe8440
    @maragenikhalirendwe8440 5 лет назад

    Thanks for such an eye opener about where we come from as venda people.

  • @ndivhuwochampha3793
    @ndivhuwochampha3793 7 лет назад +3

    Pls we need to know is this narrator who have such knowledge,,we need to meet.

  • @maanomaluselo3122
    @maanomaluselo3122 5 лет назад +4

    Im the fan of my culture. Ndi muvenda mara hezwi zwo bikiwa na ive sa nne.

    • @unarinethambatshira9205
      @unarinethambatshira9205 4 года назад +1

      U bikiwa na ive only means the one who has seen the sand of times or the one who have seen the creation oft the world, vhangona and vhambedzi are the first people to occupy southern Africa

  • @khaukananiramaru9267
    @khaukananiramaru9267 2 года назад +1

    Ndivho yavhudi ndi a tama uda nda huvhona, ndi khou humbela u ri ,vha nthuse uri, ndi swika hani, nazwauri, ndi vhakwamahani.

  • @billtev9846
    @billtev9846 Год назад

    Is correct to say Bangona are the ones whose last names begin with "Ne"

  • @TshivhangwahoStephen
    @TshivhangwahoStephen 10 месяцев назад

    Its a good history ❤❤❤❤❤🎉

  • @kanakanamathivha1933
    @kanakanamathivha1933 4 года назад +2

    Point of correction, NGOMALUNGUNDU is a drum by Lemba people...

    • @nakisanimunasir5511
      @nakisanimunasir5511 3 года назад +1

      point of correction NGOMALUNGUNDU was not for anyone but NWALI (Mudzimu wa vhavenda)

    • @kanakanamathivha1933
      @kanakanamathivha1933 3 года назад

      @@nakisanimunasir5511 please get your facts together bro. The drum was brought to Venda speaking by Vhashavhi.

    • @kanakanamathivha1933
      @kanakanamathivha1933 2 года назад

      @@Mzansi-ih8wo nope, we originated from Yamen then traveled to different part of Africa including Angola, Zim, SA etc

    • @newtondume6730
      @newtondume6730 2 года назад

      Ngoma lungundu was first used by tobela or tovera and then murenga who is the forefather of Shona vendas nguni etc

    • @gwambemunyai9538
      @gwambemunyai9538 2 года назад

      @@kanakanamathivha1933 wasnt it vhandalamo

  • @lavhelesaniephraim8270
    @lavhelesaniephraim8270 4 года назад +10

    How is this Man telling my History as a Venda Man but never speak Tshivenda but English and Pedi? I personally don't like this one bit, it is very interesting and I'm learning a lot but for the fact that it's a story about me without me I'm not so Happy about it. Same as the ID I'm carrying around, it's English and Afrikaans, why not English and Tshivenda? I'm carrying a driver's license written my Name and ID yes, but why must my License be in English and Zulu? What kind of nonsense is that?

    • @MulamboMedia
      @MulamboMedia 4 года назад

      Lavhelesani Ephraim you will never be happy inlife muthu wanga

    • @Ellemug
      @Ellemug 4 года назад +4

      Lavhelesani, license is also in tshivenda, and I'm very sure and certain he is speaking in english coz of the tourists! And spedi coz obviously there is a Pedi lady also trying to understand the history of the Vhavenda.

    • @SAOnPoint
      @SAOnPoint 4 года назад

      Where did you do your learners?...

    • @lavhelesaniephraim8270
      @lavhelesaniephraim8270 4 года назад

      @@SAOnPoint langlagte jobag

    • @SAOnPoint
      @SAOnPoint 4 года назад

      @@lavhelesaniephraim8270 That's Why your licence is written in Zulu..I'm Ndebele but I did my learners in Louis Trichardt,and my licence is written in Venda and English...If you want it to be changed, you can go to the traffic department but u gonna pay...I never changed mine and it doesn't bother me at all because Venda people are also my people..

  • @mudzunganeluheni511
    @mudzunganeluheni511 4 года назад +2

    i am doing research on the Vha-Venda people. can anyone tell me where i can finds books on their history?

    • @Ellemug
      @Ellemug 4 года назад +1

      I'm on the same path. You would have to check libraries, like in limpopo and so forth

    • @nemabubunigeoffrey4842
      @nemabubunigeoffrey4842 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/sRqo3P9br4c/видео.html

    • @gundonemalili5209
      @gundonemalili5209 2 года назад

      Read "U divha makhulu Ndi u vhudzwa". There's lot of information about VhaVenda people.

  • @realkingbeats5910
    @realkingbeats5910 2 года назад

    Can we license this from u bro

  • @nemabubunigeoffrey4842
    @nemabubunigeoffrey4842 3 года назад +2

    A history of Tshivhase family not Vhavenda... only vhangona can tell the history of Vhavenda people

  • @mandymoila9557
    @mandymoila9557 3 года назад +2

    Not all venda come from central Africa. The indigenous people of vha venda are the ngwaniwapo. Every venda people need to buy and read the book called "udivha makhulu ndiu vhudzhwa". Some of the things the guy is telling aren't true our aunties were involved in family decisions.

    • @Vv-fl2rm
      @Vv-fl2rm 3 года назад +1

      This man is talking rubbish. Venda is one culture which has always had a respect for women and the role that they play in society. Women were never considered as property he is just projecting his own dysfunctional views based on sick patriarchy

    • @mubveleli7204
      @mubveleli7204 3 года назад

      Our history is gone ,everyone now have created his story ...even the other guy ,how do we know it's true

  • @emmanuelnephiphidi3041
    @emmanuelnephiphidi3041 6 лет назад +1

    Mmh ndi nga wana gai mafhungo aya nga luambo nwa tshivenda face to face

  • @SAOnPoint
    @SAOnPoint 4 года назад +2

    There was no women rights in England back in the 1800s too

  • @Abisai9383
    @Abisai9383 18 дней назад

    This is how black people lost land, we get too excited to share our history out of our tribes that those learning act like they are just tourist when in fact they are learning what makes us tick. Black people should blame themselves for losing land

  • @ndivhuwochampha3793
    @ndivhuwochampha3793 7 лет назад +2

    Kheyo akhopfala.

  • @rammesemoses50
    @rammesemoses50 6 месяцев назад

    Tell the vhangona history

  • @khakhathimulaudzi9159
    @khakhathimulaudzi9159 6 лет назад +2

    Kheyo pfunzo

  • @tonymudau3005
    @tonymudau3005 4 года назад

    The ending is sooo funny

  • @gwambemunyai9538
    @gwambemunyai9538 2 года назад +1

    this history is distorted. Our women werent part of Men gatherings but they were just as important

  • @thegreatawakening2418
    @thegreatawakening2418 Год назад

    but on issue of menstruation I think he did not have clue of what he was talking about and same with the menopause
    i am 33 years old and in my teens, I stayed with my grandmother, i remember i was supposed to go to her garden to get some vegetables to cook for supper. before going to the garden, she asked me if i was on my cycle and i said no and i asked why? she then said in the olden days they were no allowed to enter certain places for example like the garden. because they did not have sanitary pads, bl**d would flow and leave a mess on the plats. she also mentioned something like cow dung being used or sit onto something made of cow dung to absorb the flow so i believe back then you were required not to be in certain areas or gathering. imagine going to the river to fetch water on your circle and flo flowing in the water? certain activities were cut off. the menopause story too am not buying it he is not knowledgeable about women staff in the past let's just agree on that one. I will go back to my granny and ask on that one.

  • @ashoknayaki7776
    @ashoknayaki7776 2 года назад

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  • @Vv-fl2rm
    @Vv-fl2rm 3 года назад +1

    This madala is speaking rubbish 🥶🤣 Va Venda are one tribe which has always had a healthy respect for women and the role that they play in society and in the family. Women were never considered property. He is projecting his own sick views and passing it off as culture abe a Venda norm 🤣😂 bought property? No Morena. Lobola was the coming together of clans and families not a purchase of slaves to fetch water.

    • @engineer3126
      @engineer3126 Год назад

      no venda are not one tribe, lets be honest, there are vhangona, masingo, lemba, vhaluaudzi

  • @ratshibvumoaubsabzara8091
    @ratshibvumoaubsabzara8091 5 лет назад +4

    Why are you speaking in English?

    • @ericbalanganani7135
      @ericbalanganani7135 5 лет назад

      Teaching the world about venda culture we have to use English language

    • @godfreytshisamphiri8316
      @godfreytshisamphiri8316 5 лет назад +5

      A u stupid or u just ignorant this was recorded during a visit by people who doesn't understand venda

    • @zaneleshabalala668
      @zaneleshabalala668 4 года назад

      he's not speaking Tshivenda some reason is guest list , lets not be negative , if you go to a site he will use Tshivenda this was someone's learning media , stop being negative

    • @rendanindou3593
      @rendanindou3593 4 года назад +2

      Are you that stupid 🤔🤔

    • @MulamboMedia
      @MulamboMedia 4 года назад

      Yoh I cant