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  1. These individuals can never be accused of being intelligent๐Ÿ˜… Prof hits it on their heads point blank
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  2. Wow..this man is just inspiring..a Breath of Fresh Air..let's be CLEAN๐Ÿ˜…
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  3. Sir Honourable Lumumba we as South Africans in KZN send gratitude for your genuin dedication for our forefathers will to Speak in terms of Voting.Thamk you for helping Africa at large and enlightened us who were clueless of workings of Politics and governance.the importance to participate Sir we honour You
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  4. This is the essence of the vodou we practice here in Haiti. Happy to listen to a wise being.
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  5. If we survive it will be because we have found this woman's wisdom within a critical number of us.
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  6. This lady is doing a very good job, madam keep it up
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  7. Without the land, South Africa will never be free. Take back the land!!!
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  8. I honestly admire this lady. Excellent presenter
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  9. I can never get tired of Lestenin to this wise man
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  10. The slave trade was the most degrading, humiliating thing to ever happen on this earth.
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  11. Pearls of wisdom and Knowledge
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  12. Siyabonga Ndlovukazi. You are a blessing from our African ancestors. Keep being a good medium for our ancestors.
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  13. Professor Lumumba is an African treasure!!!!
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  14. the thing with Bishop Maponga is he makes u think, really think,, problem is most people dont enjoy being challenged this way so they just get offended instead of engaging with the point....a great n fierce pan-African who uses diplomatic terms n allegory such as "spiritualism" ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘
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  15. Excellent presentation brother ..thanking you brother for your serious views..
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  16. If you listen to this man, your life will never be the same again. He is prophetic
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  17. I am from Saint Lucia. Many people see Africa as a distant place they need to distance themselves from. Even in my family, most persons think I am crazy for accepting that I am a descendant of West Africans (no idea where exactly sadly) and that I need to educate myself on various aspects of these cultures.
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  18. This is one of Joshuaโ€™s best The woman is where the salvation of Africa is, it is the heart of our problems
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  19. 52 seconds in, and I just got my whole life ๐ŸŽ‰๐ŸŽ‰๐ŸŽ‰๐ŸŽ‰๐ŸŽ‰ "You can't change the system that been put into place thousands of years without demonizing it" ๐ŸŽ‰๐ŸŽ‰๐ŸŽ‰๐ŸŽ‰
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  20. "you can't say the door is locked, unless you pushed it to determine whether is locked or not... Let's push the door". Wise words Prof.. We learn everyday
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  21. Separation is the black man's solution.
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  22. No wonder i left catholic in my teens.....the prayers, church masses did not make sence to me...plus history of catholic mhm! God is in me not a building I agree!
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  23. He said everything!!!!!! This should be aired in all African stations. So much to learn from here. โค Cameroon here ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ฒ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ฒ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ฒโœŠ๐Ÿฟ
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  24. Shopping skills is the best teaching from Joshua Maponga so far.
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  25. He is an excellent speaker. I learn a lot from him.
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  26. With Social Media...all these Lies are coming out!
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  27. Prof. Lumumba, you are a blessing to Africa.
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  28. two bags of cement and abuckedt of water killed me i love his humour๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ
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  29. Beautifully eloquent annalist view of the situation with some down to earth facts thrown in. Well said Sir.
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  30. PLO LUMUMBA i want to let you know that throughout Africa a critical number of young Africans have been thoroughly moved by your Passion of our mother continent and we will never relent until we realize our potentials as Africans bearing in mind that we have Africa agenda 2063. Thank you so much for painting our hearts green ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™
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  31. โ—Remember that every like and comment you make promotes this video. So please like and leave comments. And, of course, subscribe if you watch the interview without subscribing. Share this video with family and friends.
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  32. I truly wish I could have one conversation with this man, every time I hear him speak itโ€™s pure wisdom ๐Ÿฆป
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  33. I had to pause this a few times because it made me upset. Our leaders should do better our people should demand better.
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  34. Hon.Onyonka my good senator from Kisii county you're the Kenyan blessing sir ,please Kenyans try Akisii on the top seat.. Hon.Matiang'i is coming let's put hands together and support him come 2027.
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  35. Trump doesn't need a delegation from Ramaphosa to educate him about South Africaโ€”South Africa just needs to be rescued from the legacy anti-apartheid policies. Trump isn't the cause of chronic blackouts, unemployment, violence, etc currently plaguing SA. Best to take criticism from those who wish to see the best of you rather than reacting defensively.
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  36. Pray for free and fair election
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  37. The Prophet ๏ทบ said: โ€™O people, your Lord is One, and your father is one: all of you are from Adam, and Adam was from dust. No Arab is superior to a non-Arab, and no black person to a white person, nor a white person to a black person except by Taqwa (piety)โ€™. (Tirmidhi)
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  38. I agree with a lot of sentiments put forward by the Professor. However, saying Africans were good and were taken advantage of is looking at ourselves with rosy glasses. A good man can't be taken advantage of because he'll use courage to stand for the truth, something Africans didn't do. I still do learn from the professor, I feel this is important to point out.
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  39. How I wish those old traditions can be translated into books so we can teach our young one , I must say thank you Master Maponga and your ancestoral lineage for the wisdom , the courage , the strength to deliver the message with such clarity . ๐ŸŽ‰
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  40. ๐Ÿ™Œ๐Ÿพ Letโ€™s protect PLO Lumumba at all costs.
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  41. Couldnโ€™t stop crying, watching this. Bless and love. There is work to do.
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  42. I have started including the professor in my daily prayers. His message is incredibly timely, righteous, inspiring, and powerful. That means there are those powerful people across the planet who are afraid and see it as dangerous.
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  43. '' When you want to serve people with a heart of gold, experience is honesty... and that is the experience Africa does not want... Young Africans, wake up!'' Sir Lumumba.
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  44. A great man of Africa, we look up to you for emancipation from the mental slavery that the white man bewitched us with.๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™
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  45. First time watching Dr. Khanyisile Tshabalala but am really impressed by her wisdom and Afro-centrism. Much love and respect๐Ÿฅ๐Ÿช˜๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿพ.
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  46. Iโ€™m not sure of the core of feminism on the African continent but to my understanding the core of it was to overcome oppressive behavior. Me being a more traditional based woman, but a woman either way I donโ€™t see women trying to rise above men. I feel women are simply rising at a high level..Many women have not been given a space to feel valuable in previous times, despite the tremendous role she has played in maintaining the family..physically, and through tremendous emotional labor. I do feel feminism has been distorted. But I do know women are being heard and seen in a way they have never had opportunity for before. Not as just a tool, that doesnโ€™t have emotions and needs, but an extremely important being in the concept of marriage and relationships and the over all community and society. The world is resetting itself. Requiring a new frequency from everyone. The very essence of the feminine is wisdom. Like the wind seen as feminine. It can be a soft flowing breeze or a force of nature. The core of nature will always lean towards or creating acts that ultimately bring order to the earth (the masculine container.)
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  47. The truth does not need to be defended, it is self evident and will always defend itself. The living spirit known as Joshua Maponga is sharing self evident living truth. We thank you ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿฟ We appreciate you
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  48. We all know how often he's criticized external influences, particularly those of Western nations, for Africa's problems. Many of us, including myself, have taken issue with his seemingly constant blame on the West. It felt as if he overlooked the internal problems that we as Africans must address ourselves, or sometimes mixes them up, giving the impressions that the west is more to blame for our predicaments. However, this latest discourse represents a significant shift in his analysis. This time, he has taken a comprehensive look at the issues plaguing our continent without attributing blame to external forces. He has clearly acknowledged our internal struggles, focusing on the issues of governance, corruption, lack of proper education, and infrastructure, among others. While the impact of colonization and Western interference cannot be disregarded, it's refreshing and empowering to see Professor Lumumba address the changes that we can and should initiate from within. In acknowledging our responsibility for our progress, he's inspiring Africans to be architects of our destiny. This approach doesn't absolve the historical injustices done to us, but rather encourages us to take control of our future. It fosters a proactive attitude instead of a reactive one. For me, this is Professor Lumumba at his best โ€“ clear-eyed about our past, yet focused on what we can do to shape our future. I believe we all need to take a moment and consider the constructive potential of his new outlook. Let's use this as a platform to discuss ways we can actionably improve our societies, rather than focusing on assigning blame.
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  49. A great person. Please teach the Africans who say Jesus Jesus. We see not mega universities or hospitals but mega in their understanding, churches. Their proud of speaking french and english, still keeping slavery themselves.
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  50. I believe one man can change the "world". Keep enlightening us PROF๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘
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