I am Ethiopian 🇪🇹 and I come before you, with no witness against me, to let it be known that I humbly salute you, the mighty and honorable people of the Zulu Empire. 'From my Lips to Gods Ear', I swear to whatever powers that be, if I could be anything but Ethiopian, I would want to be AmaZulu. For YOU, the noble 'People of Heaven', much like my people of Imperial Ethiopia, categorically defeated overwhelming European forces in defece of our common and beloved mother...'Mother Africa'. As such, Ethiopians and Zulus alike, 'Stand as One', not just as brothers...but 'Brothers in Arms'. May your glory never fade, and your story never end. From my Heart to Yours 🫶🏿 from an Ethiopian with Love 💚💛❤️
As a exiled African born from the enslaved, both Ethiopia and the Zulu inspired many of us who’ve been in the Americas for centuries and we’ve admired you both for your resistance to colonialism
I wish you could all hear how more profound his words are in his native language. He speak directly from the heart to his people's hearts. I think his points may have lost something in translation as his syntax is heavily Zulu but he still nailed everything down either way. A True leader of a nation. Not elected but chosen from the heavens.
Woo I like Zulu people these are my maternal parents,my father is a ugandan and he worked in south Africa for 26 years thats he met my and I became a product of both uganda and South Africa
GOODWILL Zwelethini, in a time when professing your faith in God and being a leader is so unpopular to the world, here you remind us to live closely to God. THANK YOU THANK YOU AND THANK YOU. I taught in ZULULAND and the way the youngsters have been brought up in the most respectful of ways was so heartening and changed my life. I was so touched and honoured, privileged to have had such an opportunity. Here the Zulu King speaks of the spiritual attack we are all under and something few earthly kings would talk about today, because its higher truth and GOD is using him and we should listen.
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In South Africa, the Zulus, a very virile and militant people - a nation akin to the Qureish of pre- Islamic Arabia - have given a name to God Almighty - uMVELINQANGI. This word when properly articulated in its own dialect, sounds identical to the Arabic word Walla-hu-gani, meaning - "And Allah is Rich" (Bounteous). It also sounds like "Allegany" of the Red Indians of North America (Remember their ALLEGANY mountain). The origin or real meaning of the word "Allegany," is not commonly known to the American people. But ask any Zulu as to who or what this uMvelinqangi is and he will surely explain to you in Zulu: HAWU UMNIMZANI! UYENA, UMOYA OINGCWELE. AKAZALI YENA, FUTHI AKAZALWANGA; FUTHI, AKUKHO LUTMO OLU FANA NAYE." Believe me, this is almost a word for word translation of Sura Ikhlas, Chapter 112 of the Holy Quran: Say: He is Allah the One and Only; Allah the Eternal Absolute; He begetteth not nor is He begotten; And there is none like unto Him. (Holy Quran 112: 1-4) ALMOST ISLAMIC Now, compare the above verses with my free translation of what the Zulu actually said: "Oh Sir! He is a pure and Holy Spirit, He does not beget and He is not begotten, and further there is nothing like Him." Every African tribe, South of the Zambesi River, that is, in Southern Africa, have given different names to the Almighty - Tixo, Modimo, uNkulunkulu, etc., and each and every African language group will take pains to explain the same pure and holy concept as the Zulu. It is to the glory of the African nations that though they had no written languages, and hence no written records, therefore not being able to recount the names of their respective prophets, yet not a single one of the tribes ever stooped down to worshipping idols or images of either of men or animals, until the White man first introduced his religion and gave the African his anthropomorphic concept of God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Ghost, and brought the African down to bowing before the statues of Jesus, Mary, St. Joseph, St. Christopher and so on. Out of the dozens of African tribes inhabiting this part of the world, not a single one of them ever made "umfanegisos" (images) of their God. Yet they were capable of carving out of wood, elephants and lions, and reproducing men and women also, in clay. Besides, the Zulus also had some knowledge of metallurgy. When questioned an old Zulu as to the reason, why the Africans did not make umfanegisos of their Gods, he replied, "How could we make images of Him (God Almighty) when we know that He is not like a man, He is not like a monkey, or an elephant or a snake: He is not like anything we can think of or imagine. He is a pure and Holy Spirit." LIKE THE ARABS This term, uMVELINQANGI, though well known to the Zulus, was not commonly used. Again they were like the pagan Qureish of Pre-Islamic Arabia who knew the name Allah, but passed Him by, because they felt that He was too High, too Pure, too Holy to be approached, so they went for their substitutary and imaginary gods - their Al-Lats, AI-Uzzas and Al-Manats and a hundred besides. The Zulus too would not call upon uMvelinqangi directly, but he was better than the Arab of the Ayyam-ul-jahiliyya (days of ignorance), because he did not go after false gods; he only invoked the spirits of his ancestors to intercede with uMvelinqangi on his behalf, exactly as the Catholics do in invoking the Virgin Mary and the Saints. The more common term used by the Zulus for their God is uNKULUNKULU which literally means - the Greatest of the Great or the Mightiest of the Mighty (Almighty). More colloquially when taking oath, they would exclaim "iNkosi phe-Zulu" meaning - the Lord Above (knows), or the God in Heaven (knows), or Heaven knows, that I am speaking the truth. The word "zulu" in the language of the Zulu literally means High Heaven, and they consider themselves to be superior to the numerous other tribes of Southern Africa, being in this respect like the Qureish among the dwellers of the desert before Islam.
Zulu dress like my Aztec and Tarascan ancestors.The worriors carry shield with there status.I have much respect for Zulu traditions.We need to keep the old ways no matter what.
May His Majesty King Zwelithini kaBhekizulu Rest in Peace ... I follow this mans life and I love the way he talks his smile and just an overall Great Man He Is😢💔 BAYEDE!!
Such a God fearing man! Such a religious father! Those queens were blessed to have such a husband. His children should praise the Almighty for such a caring and loving father. May God and His Angel's warmly welcome Isilo, uMangangezwe lake to his eternal home.
I'm from Limpopo and belongs to the Ndebele nation in Mokopane under Chief Hans Masebe Langa, but I know who's my King. Zwelithini was mine and now is Misuzulu kaZwelithini. Forward with the spirit of the fearless Zulu nation forward
Bayede, Inkosi!! Greeting to the great and mighty Aksumite Kingdom of Ethiopia. However I still cry a tear about what Aksum did to the Kushite Kingdom many many years ago. Two would have been stronger than one.
Africans are all cousins. Africa was a family with many Kingdoms. They put borders up so we would think we were strangers and altered the bible. Respect and Love ❤👑
Nkosi yeSilo SamaBandla, iSilo sakwa Zulu, Bhejane, Hlanga Lom'Hlabathi Wena WeNdlovuuuuuu a Man after God's own Heart. A King who Acknowledges a King above himself, The Lord Jesus Christ. All Praise be to God Almighty. R. I. P Ndabezitha Wena WeNdlovu uy'bekile iNduku eBandla. uTshaliwe namhlanje Silo SamaBandla Lala Ngoxolo Nkosi Goodwill Zwelithini Ka BhekuZulu
This is amazing. His Majesty the king of Zulu nation is more than what I had imagined. I respect him a lot after listening to this. Thank You Lord God (Jesus) for godly leadership. He is a leader who is for the people and views all people from whatever walks of life, religion, culture as his people. I never knew this, I am blown away. Great leadership.
Leave him alone Guyz. King is inside not on.attire. All I can say he still a King and he answered wisely. The talk, wise, actions and he is humble 🙌🙌🙌🙌👑.
I am overwhelmed to watch this video for the first time in 2020. Long live your Majesty our king. I am one of the Zulus scattered around the world. My father told us many times that we are from KwaZulu Natal. More importantly, I am really inspired to listen to your powerful speech your Majesty and the wisdom which God has breathed into your spirit to listen from Him for guidance. Yes our young people are being destroyed and we need God's wisdom to rescue them from the claws of the evil one. Thank you so much our king.
Indeed the level of Wisdom is just amazing, not many people know that you can actually believe in Jesus Christ and yet upholding good African cultural values. May the King's soul rest in peace.
Sadly we lost him during Covid, and there is much interference in the process of appointing a successor. We might end up with a less wise person who is acceptable to certain entities that would prefer a weaker Zulu nation.
A great interview, and beautiful insights shared by de king. I am an Igbo, and must say that this interview changed my perception of de king for de better, cos he had been painted negatively by de media in de past especially after de 2015 xenophobic attacks, but here I see a king that is understanding, tolerant and open for dialogue. May God grant you more wisdom and strength Your Majesty.
It didn't take long for us to come back to the same interview sending condolences, you've done your purpose on earth KING especially to the Zulus, may your soul continue to rest in eternal peace
He was very wise man, man of honor, wishing to bring peace and prosperity not only to Zulu people, but to all people. Best wishes to South Afrika people from Russia!
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful conversation. It is very important and encourage. The King is definitely being directed by the Most High God. Thanks again for sharing this dialogue with us🙏🏾🌷🙏🏾
I am a Zulu living in Canada and have been living in North America now for a little under 10 years. Zulu culture is scattered all over the world and has influenced the world at large. One of the first HipHop groups ever was called the Zulu Nation! Zulu royal family, baba, nkosi, please give council to your people and the people of South Africa, Africa, and the global community. Our continent is getting swallowed up, and your people in the Americas need help. Bayede Nkosi!
therealmakoya 23_4567 good to know that Zulu culture was able to significantly impact and enhance North American culture with HipHop...gee, thanks.....smh
Do you know that you are a "mantshinga, umagalela njengengonyama"...(your clan praises)...i hope your father teaches you who you are Jamal. you are Zulu....you are a warrior.
Zenme Yangzi The Zulu nation has inspired art of poetry, dance and graffiti to the removed African enslaved extended African family brought to the Americas during the transatlantic slave movement
@Genghis Khan Islam is same as Christianity, it's just using a different language. Judaism, Christianity and Islam are the same, they are called Abrahamic Religions, they all believe in Jesus. I would like us as Black Africans to go back and learn exactly how was it like before this Abrahamic Religions.
@@YatsarEL-17 "The Quran mentions the names of numerous figures considered prophets in Islam, including Adam, Noah , Abraham , Moses and Jesus, among others." "The common Christian beliefs of Incarnation , Trinity , and the resurrection of Jesus are not accepted by Judaism or Islam" Islam is one of the Abrahamic Religions, I think you should go do more research before you get annoyed by the truth. All this religions don't have the best interest for us Black people at heart is what I'm stating, Black African men and women should drop this religions and go back to what made us great before any religion came to existence, we are spiritual beings. That's the truth you can never deny!!!!
His uniform and attire is excellent. I find it odd that some people are still surprised that in this day an age, African clothing can look rich and worthy for royalty to wear. The journey to the 21st century was not imagined by movies.
His royalty has transcended and the Zulu Nation will always be in debt for the leader he was and the King of kings he is. We moarn his passing and Africa loves him. Iguqile inkosi. Bayede 🕯️❤️🙌
Read about the last queen of Ghana Yaa Asantewa.What a great women.Took over 1,000 British troops to take her down.She too lived in the1800s and the colonizers banished her out of her own land.I believe she died in 1922.
I found goodness and a pure heart to this leader i salute people who will put God first above all.. And the wisdom follows and men will follow thier leader.. God bless you president goodwill and may tje Lord thy God extend his hands always to your people..
Gad was one of Jacob's sons one of the 12 Tribes of the original people the Hebrews or the True Israelites Yah's chosen people Moses lead them out of Egypt to return to Jerusalem!
Colonial influence... His father maybe paid respect to someone... Usually how that happens ... But in this case it was purely done so you can fit your tongue around his name without making a fool of yourself... Again it is all about respect...
What a wonderful interview! King Goodwill is a true role model for not only the Zulu people, but for all South Africans and all monarchs around the world. He is a truly distinguished gentleman and all Zulus should be rightfully proud of him. The interviewer, Mr. Ali, also did an exceptional job. He treated the king with the dignity he deserves and conducted himself in a most professional and engaging manner. In an age where so many politicians are concerned more with getting votes than doing their jobs, and when journalists are more interested in advancing their own opinions rather than presenting facts, this interview was a sheer joy to watch. The more I watch Aljezeera's English language broadcasts, the more impressed I am with their objectivity. They are now my favorite source for unbiased news. France 24's English network, Vice News, and even Russia's RT network broadcasts are also very good, but RT often has a pro-Russian spin to their reporting though not too bad usually. Great job!
Growing up in South Africa, I could never understand the strange relationship between the Boer and the Zulu. Eventually I found that the mutual respect of one warrior to another. However, the relationships below shows a much deeper appreciation for each other. Mpande kaSenzangakhona, Mpande (1798-1872) was monarch of the Zulu Kingdom from 1840 to 1872, making him the longest reigning Zulu king. He was a half-brother of Sigujana, Shaka and Dingane, who both preceded him as kings of the Zulu. He came to power after overthrowing Dingane in 1840. Mpande came to prominence when Dingane suffered a catastrophic disaster at the Battle of Blood River in December 1838. His defeat at the hands of the Boers led to unrest, which Dingane attempted to control by eliminating potential successors such as Mpande. In September 1839 Mpande defied his brother, who demanded his support in a war against the Swazi people. Fearing he would be killed if he joined Dingane, Mpande instead led thousands of Zulus into the Boer republic of Natalia. The Boers led by Andries Pretorius and Gert Rudolph decided to support Mpande, hoping to gain concessions if he could oust Dingane. In January 1840 Mpande's army led by Nongalaza defeated Dingane at the Battle of Maqongqo. Mpande arrived shortly after with Pretorious' force of Boers, and was proclaimed king. Dinuzulu kaCetshwayo (1868 - 18 October 1913, commonly misspelled Dinizulu) was the king of the Zulu nation from 20 May 1884 until his death in 1913. He succeeded his father Cetshwayo, who was the last king of the Zulus to be officially recognized as such by the British. Zululand had been broken up into 13 smaller territories by the British after the Anglo-Zulu War, and Cetshwayo, and subsequently Dinuzulu, administered one of them. The British later realized the futility of breaking up Zululand into the territories and restored Cetshwayo as paramount leader of the territories. However, they left one of Cetshwayo's sons, Usibepu (Zibhebhu), alone with his lands intact. On 22 July 1883, Usibepu attacked Cetshwayo's new kraal in Ulundi, wounding the king and causing him to flee. To contest the succession, Dinuzulu first appealed to the British, but had no response. He then offered rewards of land to Boer farmers of the Vryheid and Utrecht districts, to come and fight on his side and restore the Zulu Kingdom. In 1884 a group of Boer farmers from the districts of Utrecht and Vryheid undertook to help restore order, in return for land for the formation of an independent republic with access to the sea. Led by General Louis Botha, they formed Dinuzulu's Volunteers and after several clashes with Zibhebhu, defeated him at the Battle of Ghost Mountain (also known as the Battle of Tshaneni) on 5 June 1884. The Nieuwe Republiek, established in northern Natal on land awarded to Boers by Dinuzulu, was recognized by Germany and Portugal. It was later incorporated on its request by the ZAR because of financial problems, after the British annexed the coastal plains from the Thuhela river (Tugela) northwards in order to prevent the Boers from building a harbor. After considerable dispute in a Natal arbitration court, Britain eventually recognized the New Republic, but reduced in size after annexation of the coastal plains by Britain and deprived of its claims to St Lucia for a harbor. The Niewe Republiek was incorporated on its own request with the Zuid Afrikaanse Republiek in 1888. Stability in the Zulu kingdom continued until the British annexed the Zuid Afrikaanse Republiek in 1899. In 1890 Dinuzulu was captured by the British and exiled to the island of Saint Helena for seven years, for leading a Zulu army against the British due to annexation of the coastal plains of Zululand. In 1906 the so-called Bambatha rebellion broke out. After the rebellion had been put down, Dinuzulu was accused of giving orders to Bambatha to start the rebellion and was put on trial for treason. Although he steadfastly protested his innocence, he was found guilty and sentenced to four years imprisonment in March, 1908. Two years later an old friend of his, General Louis Botha, became Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa. Botha ordered that Dinuzulu be released and transported to the farm Uitkyk in the Transvaal, where he died in 1913 at the age of 44 or 45. He was succeeded by his son Solomon kaDinuzulu the father of King Goodwill Zwelitini. You may not know this, but President Ramaphosa indicated in 2018 that the government will confiscate land without compensation. This includes the lands belonging to the Zulu King. We, the Boers, stand by you King of the Zulus, as we have done in the past.
I am Ethiopian 🇪🇹 and I come before you, with no witness against me, to let it be known that I humbly salute you, the mighty and honorable people of the Zulu Empire. 'From my Lips to Gods Ear', I swear to whatever powers that be, if I could be anything but Ethiopian, I would want to be AmaZulu. For YOU, the noble 'People of Heaven', much like my people of Imperial Ethiopia, categorically defeated overwhelming European forces in defece of our common and beloved mother...'Mother Africa'. As such, Ethiopians and Zulus alike, 'Stand as One', not just as brothers...but 'Brothers in Arms'. May your glory never fade, and your story never end. From my Heart to Yours 🫶🏿 from an Ethiopian with Love 💚💛❤️
AS A ZULU PERSON... AM HUMBLED... Siyathokoza🙏
As a exiled African born from the enslaved, both Ethiopia and the Zulu inspired many of us who’ve been in the Americas for centuries and we’ve admired you both for your resistance to colonialism
I wish you could all hear how more profound his words are in his native language. He speak directly from the heart to his people's hearts. I think his points may have lost something in translation as his syntax is heavily Zulu but he still nailed everything down either way.
A True leader of a nation. Not elected but chosen from the heavens.
Only king from heaven was Jesus. Upon his tradition crown of England is cornirated. You should only serve that crown. Don't copy them.
@@adma7298 Jesus doesn't exist. But an imagery of europeans.
Good thing is Zulus kept their culture. They know who's their king.when they say go back to your roots,some of us wouldn't know where to go..✊💯
I’m Zulu and it’s such a wonderful sense of belonging to know we have kept it alive
Yeah but they are all Christians now
I'm so proud of the Zulu king... He is so humble and prayerful
if you are king of hte nation humility is very important remember teh people come first no tyou Looking at you King MSwati III
Seeing the joy in his face as he said the name of our Lord lifted my day!
I am Venda but I have always praised this man for his uncompromising uproach. Long live to the Zulu Kingdom✊
Woo I like Zulu people these are my maternal parents,my father is a ugandan and he worked in south Africa for 26 years thats he met my and I became a product of both uganda and South Africa
GOODWILL Zwelethini, in a time when professing your faith in God and being a leader is so unpopular to the world, here you remind us to live closely to God. THANK YOU THANK YOU AND THANK YOU. I taught in ZULULAND and the way the youngsters have been brought up in the most respectful of ways was so heartening and changed my life. I was so touched and honoured, privileged to have had such an opportunity. Here the Zulu King speaks of the spiritual attack we are all under and something few earthly kings would talk about today, because its higher truth and GOD is using him and we should listen.
Amen. Bless you too. We love our King😇💗
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In South Africa, the Zulus, a very virile and militant people - a nation akin to the Qureish of pre- Islamic Arabia - have given a name to God Almighty - uMVELINQANGI. This word when properly articulated in its own dialect, sounds identical to the Arabic word Walla-hu-gani, meaning - "And Allah is Rich" (Bounteous). It also sounds like "Allegany" of the Red Indians of North America (Remember their ALLEGANY mountain). The origin or real meaning of the word "Allegany," is not commonly known to the American people. But ask any Zulu as to who or what this uMvelinqangi is and he will surely explain to you in Zulu:
HAWU UMNIMZANI! UYENA, UMOYA OINGCWELE. AKAZALI YENA, FUTHI AKAZALWANGA; FUTHI, AKUKHO LUTMO OLU FANA NAYE."
Believe me, this is almost a word for word translation of Sura Ikhlas, Chapter 112 of the Holy Quran:
Say: He is Allah the One and Only; Allah the Eternal Absolute; He begetteth not nor is He begotten; And there is none like unto Him. (Holy Quran 112: 1-4)
ALMOST ISLAMIC
Now, compare the above verses with my free translation of what the Zulu actually said:
"Oh Sir! He is a pure and Holy Spirit, He does not beget and He is not begotten, and further there is nothing like Him."
Every African tribe, South of the Zambesi River, that is, in Southern Africa, have given different names to the Almighty - Tixo, Modimo, uNkulunkulu, etc., and each and every African language group will take pains to explain the same pure and holy concept as the Zulu. It is to the glory of the African nations that though they had no written languages, and hence no written records, therefore not being able to recount the names of their respective prophets, yet not a single one of the tribes ever stooped down to worshipping idols or images of either of men or animals, until the White man first introduced his religion and gave the African his anthropomorphic concept of God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Ghost, and brought the African down to bowing before the statues of Jesus, Mary, St. Joseph, St. Christopher and so on.
Out of the dozens of African tribes inhabiting this part of the world, not a single one of them ever made "umfanegisos" (images) of their God. Yet they were capable of carving out of wood, elephants and lions, and reproducing men and women also, in clay. Besides, the Zulus also had some knowledge of metallurgy. When questioned an old Zulu as to the reason, why the Africans did not make umfanegisos of their Gods, he replied, "How could we make images of Him (God Almighty) when we know that He is not like a man, He is not like a monkey, or an elephant or a snake: He is not like anything we can think of or imagine. He is a pure and Holy Spirit."
LIKE THE ARABS
This term, uMVELINQANGI, though well known to the Zulus, was not commonly used. Again they were like the pagan Qureish of Pre-Islamic Arabia who knew the name Allah, but passed Him by, because they felt that He was too High, too Pure, too Holy to be approached, so they went for their substitutary and imaginary gods - their Al-Lats, AI-Uzzas and Al-Manats and a hundred besides. The Zulus too would not call upon uMvelinqangi directly, but he was better than the Arab of the Ayyam-ul-jahiliyya (days of ignorance), because he did not go after false gods; he only invoked the spirits of his ancestors to intercede with uMvelinqangi on his behalf, exactly as the Catholics do in invoking the Virgin Mary and the Saints.
The more common term used by the Zulus for their God is uNKULUNKULU which literally means - the Greatest of the Great or the Mightiest of the Mighty (Almighty). More colloquially when taking oath, they would exclaim "iNkosi phe-Zulu" meaning - the Lord Above (knows), or the God in Heaven (knows), or Heaven knows, that I am speaking the truth. The word "zulu" in the language of the Zulu literally means High Heaven, and they consider themselves to be superior to the numerous other tribes of Southern Africa, being in this respect like the Qureish among the dwellers of the desert before Islam.
@@hetverzetsnel7148 thank you very very much for this. It is very very insightful. Thank you. I would love to learn more.
Or Gods in Polytheistic way as well, either or as long as they're done right.
Zulu dress like my Aztec and Tarascan ancestors.The worriors carry shield with there status.I have much respect for Zulu traditions.We need to keep the old ways no matter what.
'we need to keep the old ways no matter what' that's what's up Bro
Unfortunately we have been westernized, we've lost our way.
I'm of the yoruba tribe in Nigeria,the old ways are dying out slowly.
MESSAGE!!!!
Brown and Black Unity!!!! We are Indigenous people's.. Together we can retake our lands and history..
May His soul Rest In Peace. May God be with the Zulu Nation, and the South Africans in this mourning period
He died the KING
@@silingasilinga7164 lllllop0oli8u0
Yin loybhalile we Silinga Silinga,sicela inhlonipho ngokukhothama kweSilo sikaZulu.
Siyabonga Kele
Thank you.
May His Majesty King Zwelithini kaBhekizulu Rest in Peace ... I follow this mans life and I love the way he talks his smile and just an overall Great Man He Is😢💔 BAYEDE!!
May his rest in peace
King Zwelithini's humility and respect was humbling.
isnt the same person who fueled his anger on foreigners? leading to our brothers and sisters being killed in South Africa.He was evil
@@siminxab8214 No he’s wasn’t do your research💀don’t talk kak.
@@SundayYHWH he was and don't defend your kak
Ai futsek wena usdakelwa! Ungenaphi ezindabeni zamaZulu eubnish ndini
Zulu baby, my tribe the real warriors never get mentioned, love them people man. 🌞 tribe
Such a God fearing man! Such a religious father! Those queens were blessed to have such a husband. His children should praise the Almighty for such a caring and loving father. May God and His Angel's warmly welcome Isilo, uMangangezwe lake to his eternal home.
The Zulu's have a strong history, I won't forget what I learned about how brave their warriors were.
What a King he was, from the Sotho nation, Robala Seka Kgosi Wena Waha Tlou
Rest in power His Majesty the King, you will always be in our hearts❤️
I am so happy that Zwelenthini is preserving the Zulu culture, it is very important to do so
You are humble. Please rest well my King. I lived in your region and enjoyed the peace and history you made. You did absolutely well.
I like the King, greetings from Norway, never stoop fighting globalism.
Ragnar and his Vikings would have met their match on the Zulus....
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What a wise King, Rest In God's Eternal Peace Goodwill.
Rest in Peace King Goodwill.✊🏿
Sending my Condolences to the Zulu Nation and to whole Africa.
-Philippines🇵🇭
A respectful man, the way I know the traditional Zulu people. He protected his people and may he RIP Amen.
RIP my Zulu King💔😭💔.
This is the most incredible interview I've seen in This Is Us
I'm from Limpopo and belongs to the Ndebele nation in Mokopane under Chief Hans Masebe Langa, but I know who's my King. Zwelithini was mine and now is Misuzulu kaZwelithini. Forward with the spirit of the fearless Zulu nation forward
Respect from Eritrea to the Zulu Kingdom love from the Aksum Kingdom.
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Bayede, Inkosi!!
Greeting to the great and mighty Aksumite Kingdom of Ethiopia.
However I still cry a tear about what Aksum did to the Kushite Kingdom many many years ago. Two would have been stronger than one.
Aksum Kingdom 😂 go back to your land Ethiopia
Africans are all cousins. Africa was a family with many Kingdoms. They put borders up so we would think we were strangers and altered the bible. Respect and Love ❤👑
King I pray you live long...Much respect...I'm 50%Zulu;50%Swati
Same with me.
Nkosi yeSilo SamaBandla, iSilo sakwa Zulu, Bhejane, Hlanga Lom'Hlabathi Wena WeNdlovuuuuuu a Man after God's own Heart. A King who Acknowledges a King above himself, The Lord Jesus Christ. All Praise be to God Almighty. R. I. P Ndabezitha Wena WeNdlovu uy'bekile iNduku eBandla. uTshaliwe namhlanje Silo SamaBandla Lala Ngoxolo Nkosi Goodwill Zwelithini Ka BhekuZulu
This is amazing. His Majesty the king of Zulu nation is more than what I had imagined. I respect him a lot after listening to this. Thank You Lord God (Jesus) for godly leadership. He is a leader who is for the people and views all people from whatever walks of life, religion, culture as his people. I never knew this, I am blown away. Great leadership.
Leave him alone Guyz. King is inside not on.attire. All I can say he still a King and he answered wisely. The talk, wise, actions and he is humble 🙌🙌🙌🙌👑.
The Gambia" high salutation to the zulu Kingdom; we love and appreciate, long live our greatest icon cultural leadership
I am overwhelmed to watch this video for the first time in 2020. Long live your Majesty our king. I am one of the Zulus scattered around the world. My father told us many times that we are from KwaZulu Natal. More importantly, I am really inspired to listen to your powerful speech your Majesty and the wisdom which God has breathed into your spirit to listen from Him for guidance. Yes our young people are being destroyed and we need God's wisdom to rescue them from the claws of the evil one. Thank you so much our king.
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This is a good approach, knowing that a nation is not dictated by location but by the heart of their people and culture
It saddens me to say,but the Zulu king passed away this morning
RIP Goodwill💔
What?!?!
If only his family had a heart as wonderful and gracious as his ....God save the Zulu Nation...live forever my king
Rest In Power My King👑
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From Empangeni 'heard you' Mahlangu
It's better to use the Original South African flag, than using this colony flag
Indeed the level of Wisdom is just amazing, not many people know that you can actually believe in Jesus Christ and yet upholding good African cultural values. May the King's soul rest in peace.
What a gift to the Zulu people, a wise king...such an honor to hear him in this interview.
Sadly we lost him during Covid, and there is much interference in the process of appointing a successor. We might end up with a less wise person who is acceptable to certain entities that would prefer a weaker Zulu nation.
RIP I know you lived a beautiful life 👑 king. Now you with your great zulu ancestors.
A great interview, and beautiful insights shared by de king. I am an Igbo, and must say that this interview changed my perception of de king for de better, cos he had been painted negatively by de media in de past especially after de 2015 xenophobic attacks, but here I see a king that is understanding, tolerant and open for dialogue. May God grant you more wisdom and strength Your Majesty.
The media does that best. We have to be divided
Voice of a true African king.
I love his painting on the wall with him in his African Dress!! I'm happy that he has survived...
Rest in Peace my King 👑
His accent is so relaxing
It's so nice to hear a Godly king who talks to God and listens to Him! Praise God for that!
Peace and unity. Rest well our KING🙏🙏
It didn't take long for us to come back to the same interview sending condolences, you've done your purpose on earth KING especially to the Zulus, may your soul continue to rest in eternal peace
May the king live forever!
Sadly he just passed away yesterday 😭💔
😅 He is just a human, don't be silly. Now he is no more.
@@sion1677 He lives forever in his people's hearts
😥😥😥 REST IN POWER OUR KING!!!
Zulu will never fall!
NTUTHUKO NKOMO ungowakwethu wena!
May Almighy God bless the Zulus. Y'all are a wonderful beautiful people.
NTUTHUKO NKOMO
The Zulus have fallen already
NTUTHUKO NKOMO lol it's already fallen . Look at what he's wearing. Now you can rise again but not having a colonized mind
Rugged Techie You can't deny the swag is dripping. Zulu'ya sabewa!!!!!✊ Wena weh Ndlovu! !!!! Bayette! !!!!!!
We love u papa🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 rip
He was very wise man, man of honor, wishing to bring peace and prosperity not only to Zulu people, but to all people. Best wishes to South Afrika people from Russia!
His excellency, Ungangezwe Lakhe! Uyibekile induku ebandla. Syabonga Hlanga Lomhlabathi! Ndabezitha!! 🙌🏿♥️
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful conversation. It is very important and encourage. The King is definitely being directed by the Most High God. Thanks again for sharing this dialogue with us🙏🏾🌷🙏🏾
This King had a lot of wisdom!
yes that's true we know where we come from and we know our king
Bayeeeede Silo❤
History of any culture is important 💛
Life for all South African , Lets share what is a value of Human and wisdom of Doing things among our Society . These is my King the world Know.
I am a Zulu living in Canada and have been living in North America now for a little under 10 years. Zulu culture is scattered all over the world and has influenced the world at large. One of the first HipHop groups ever was called the Zulu Nation!
Zulu royal family, baba, nkosi, please give council to your people and the people of South Africa, Africa, and the global community. Our continent is getting swallowed up, and your people in the Americas need help.
Bayede Nkosi!
therealmakoya 23_4567 I'm in Texas, and we have all heard of the Zulu nation. Much respect!
therealmakoya 23_4567 good to know that Zulu culture was able to significantly impact and enhance North American culture with HipHop...gee, thanks.....smh
Do you know that you are a "mantshinga, umagalela njengengonyama"...(your clan praises)...i hope your father teaches you who you are Jamal. you are Zulu....you are a warrior.
Zenme Yangzi The Zulu nation has inspired art of poetry, dance and graffiti to the removed African enslaved extended African family brought to the Americas during the transatlantic slave movement
Buyela ngini wena!!
🙌🙌🙌 Bayede! Wena weNdlovu. BAYEDE
Mbulazi!
Mzilikazi ❤
Life well lived Give us Africa the Next King of The AMAZULU From KENYA
Mia moja
Success starts with knowledge of self.
The Zulu people should be grateful to God for a sound, intelligent, God fearing, respectable, and loving ruler. He loves his people so very much.
True , true ! He loves his people so much that His Highness will kneel down before the God or beliefs of the oppressors of His People !
@@garroulmoise1309 Christianity is not for African people, this thing is not ours!!!
@Genghis Khan Islam is same as Christianity, it's just using a different language. Judaism, Christianity and Islam are the same, they are called Abrahamic Religions, they all believe in Jesus. I would like us as Black Africans to go back and learn exactly how was it like before this Abrahamic Religions.
@@ntokozohlatshwayo6045 your completely wrong and it annoys me, do your research before you start chatting, only Christians believe in jesus
@@YatsarEL-17 "The Quran mentions the names of numerous figures considered prophets in Islam, including Adam, Noah ,
Abraham , Moses and Jesus, among others."
"The common Christian beliefs of
Incarnation , Trinity , and the
resurrection of Jesus are not accepted by Judaism or Islam"
Islam is one of the Abrahamic Religions, I think you should go do more research before you get annoyed by the truth. All this religions don't have the best interest for us Black people at heart is what I'm stating, Black African men and women should drop this religions and go back to what made us great before any religion came to existence, we are spiritual beings. That's the truth you can never deny!!!!
God bless the Zulus!
Thank you I god bless you to
LOL thanks, I'm Zulu
Thank you very much. God bless you too.
@@sindikhumalo9217 Konje obani oKhumalo?
@@lindokuhlezondi323 oMntungwa, Mbulazi, Mzilikazi kaMashobane, oMabaso .
His uniform and attire is excellent. I find it odd that some people are still surprised that in this day an age, African clothing can look rich and worthy for royalty to wear. The journey to the 21st century was not imagined by movies.
I love Zulu. Attire. Love everything African. Watching from Jamaica
This is a good king.. I will visit Kwazulu Natal one day
His royalty has transcended and the Zulu Nation will always be in debt for the leader he was and the King of kings he is. We moarn his passing and Africa loves him.
Iguqile inkosi. Bayede 🕯️❤️🙌
50 years of service from him
@꧁Sindano Negongo꧂ this is not about you and what you believe
Despite whatever opinions He was our Zulu King by bloodline .Bayede wena weZulu.May your soul rest in peace.
King Goodwill, Call all your people back from wherever they are, and secede KZN, I would be so happy to live in a kingdom with you as king!
You are the luckiest
Tribes please
Sir keep your tradisions
Don't listen to any boby
Thank you very much
GOD bless you and your People
i am not an Arab but my favorite news CHANNEL are Press Tv and al jazeera with love from namibia
He speaks very wise and of wisdom remarkable 👑 king.
My king, he is with God
Where are from?
He was a believer, I now learn he was amazing.
Read about the last queen of Ghana Yaa Asantewa.What a great women.Took over 1,000 British troops to take her down.She too lived in the1800s and the colonizers banished her out of her own land.I believe she died in 1922.
daniela green Thank you 🙏 for sharing didn’t know this
A real king indeed. Your son Misuzulu will make you proud and the nation proud
I found goodness and a pure heart to this leader i salute people who will put God first above all.. And the wisdom follows and men will follow thier leader.. God bless you president goodwill and may tje Lord thy God extend his hands always to your people..
GOD BLESS THE KINGDOM AS YOU DID FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE WORD I love the king who believe in GOD "BAYEDE
Zulu,xhosa tribes are real children of gad the troops in warriors!
YES INDEED BROTHER
Who's "gad"?
Gad was one of Jacob's sons one of the 12 Tribes of the original people the Hebrews or the True Israelites Yah's chosen people Moses lead them out of Egypt to return to Jerusalem!
@@maudeneyarber9997 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
May your soul rest in peace Ngonyama
What a humble king.
RESPECT TO AL JAZEERA MUCH RESPECT.
A king with a english name ! can you imagine the queen in uk with xhosa name?
Colonial influence... His father maybe paid respect to someone... Usually how that happens ... But in this case it was purely done so you can fit your tongue around his name without making a fool of yourself... Again it is all about respect...
His voice is VERY RICH & Commanding!! The sound of The Creator like...
KING GOODWILL Zwelethini attended the eShowe High School matric dance. that was 2006. WHAT an occassion and honour.
Forever in my heart, your Majesty ❤️❤️ thank you for everything ❤️
This guy has a good vibe around him. Sad to hear he past away.
he is god I can feel his exllence in my life Im so grateful that I finally understand the meaning of life
Are you mad , or to blind in your inspiration that your getting from this Excellent man by comparing him with God, then how come he died .
The world is waking up...... Finally!
culture is important because in culture lays principles statues
What a wonderful interview! King Goodwill is a true role model for not only the Zulu people, but for all South Africans and all monarchs around the world. He is a truly distinguished gentleman and all Zulus should be rightfully proud of him. The interviewer, Mr. Ali, also did an exceptional job. He treated the king with the dignity he deserves and conducted himself in a most professional and engaging manner. In an age where so many politicians are concerned more with getting votes than doing their jobs, and when journalists are more interested in advancing their own opinions rather than presenting facts, this interview was a sheer joy to watch.
The more I watch Aljezeera's English language broadcasts, the more impressed I am with their objectivity. They are now my favorite source for unbiased news. France 24's English network, Vice News, and even Russia's RT network broadcasts are also very good, but RT often has a pro-Russian spin to their reporting though not too bad usually. Great job!
Growing up in South Africa, I could never understand the strange relationship between the Boer and the Zulu. Eventually I found that the mutual respect of one warrior to another. However, the relationships below shows a much deeper appreciation for each other.
Mpande kaSenzangakhona, Mpande (1798-1872) was monarch of the Zulu Kingdom from 1840 to 1872, making him the longest reigning Zulu king. He was a half-brother of Sigujana, Shaka and Dingane, who both preceded him as kings of the Zulu. He came to power after overthrowing Dingane in 1840.
Mpande came to prominence when Dingane suffered a catastrophic disaster at the Battle of Blood River in December 1838. His defeat at the hands of the Boers led to unrest, which Dingane attempted to control by eliminating potential successors such as Mpande. In September 1839 Mpande defied his brother, who demanded his support in a war against the Swazi people. Fearing he would be killed if he joined Dingane, Mpande instead led thousands of Zulus into the Boer republic of Natalia. The Boers led by Andries Pretorius and Gert Rudolph decided to support Mpande, hoping to gain concessions if he could oust Dingane. In January 1840 Mpande's army led by Nongalaza defeated Dingane at the Battle of Maqongqo. Mpande arrived shortly after with Pretorious' force of Boers, and was proclaimed king.
Dinuzulu kaCetshwayo (1868 - 18 October 1913, commonly misspelled Dinizulu) was the king of the Zulu nation from 20 May 1884 until his death in 1913. He succeeded his father Cetshwayo, who was the last king of the Zulus to be officially recognized as such by the British. Zululand had been broken up into 13 smaller territories by the British after the Anglo-Zulu War, and Cetshwayo, and subsequently Dinuzulu, administered one of them. The British later realized the futility of breaking up Zululand into the territories and restored Cetshwayo as paramount leader of the territories. However, they left one of Cetshwayo's sons, Usibepu (Zibhebhu), alone with his lands intact. On 22 July 1883, Usibepu attacked Cetshwayo's new kraal in Ulundi, wounding the king and causing him to flee.
To contest the succession, Dinuzulu first appealed to the British, but had no response. He then offered rewards of land to Boer farmers of the Vryheid and Utrecht districts, to come and fight on his side and restore the Zulu Kingdom. In 1884 a group of Boer farmers from the districts of Utrecht and Vryheid undertook to help restore order, in return for land for the formation of an independent republic with access to the sea. Led by General Louis Botha, they formed Dinuzulu's Volunteers and after several clashes with Zibhebhu, defeated him at the Battle of Ghost Mountain (also known as the Battle of Tshaneni) on 5 June 1884.
The Nieuwe Republiek, established in northern Natal on land awarded to Boers by Dinuzulu, was recognized by Germany and Portugal. It was later incorporated on its request by the ZAR because of financial problems, after the British annexed the coastal plains from the Thuhela river (Tugela) northwards in order to prevent the Boers from building a harbor. After considerable dispute in a Natal arbitration court, Britain eventually recognized the New Republic, but reduced in size after annexation of the coastal plains by Britain and deprived of its claims to St Lucia for a harbor. The Niewe Republiek was incorporated on its own request with the Zuid Afrikaanse Republiek in 1888. Stability in the Zulu kingdom continued until the British annexed the Zuid Afrikaanse Republiek in 1899.
In 1890 Dinuzulu was captured by the British and exiled to the island of Saint Helena for seven years, for leading a Zulu army against the British due to annexation of the coastal plains of Zululand.
In 1906 the so-called Bambatha rebellion broke out. After the rebellion had been put down, Dinuzulu was accused of giving orders to Bambatha to start the rebellion and was put on trial for treason. Although he steadfastly protested his innocence, he was found guilty and sentenced to four years imprisonment in March, 1908.
Two years later an old friend of his, General Louis Botha, became Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa. Botha ordered that Dinuzulu be released and transported to the farm Uitkyk in the Transvaal, where he died in 1913 at the age of 44 or 45.
He was succeeded by his son Solomon kaDinuzulu the father of King Goodwill Zwelitini.
You may not know this, but President Ramaphosa indicated in 2018 that the government will confiscate land without compensation. This includes the lands belonging to the Zulu King. We, the Boers, stand by you King of the Zulus, as we have done in the past.
Thank you good history
Thank you for your knowledge and sharing with us.
My late father worked as a doctor with the Zulu people all his life, a white man.
Neuro, thank you so much for this crucial information. I am Zulu and it's nice to know this.
So much info,thanks for this.
Amen and amen. This very powerful 🙏. I couldn't believe that the King has a strong belief in Jesus Christ. Wow
The lack of emphasis on history it's an an action that does the sign to separate you
Guys I saw him literally at gateway with body guards it was amazing!!!!
🙌Bayede Sohlala sikukhumbula Bayede🙌
simply amazing.