THE HIDDEN STORY OF THE BHACA PEOPLE EPISODE III

This video is a second episode of the 3 part series where we dive deep into a research of more than 25 years conducted by inkosi uMveli Diko about the true story of the Bhaca people. This episode focuses on the formation of the Bhaca nation's culture and leadership in times of war. Qekethsa Bhaca is a platform of dialogue prioritising the Bhaca people and their destiny, we do not profess to know it all, we also know the history of the Bhaca people was never really written down by colonial historians thus some facts can be easily disputed and hard evidence may come as flimsy or orally inconsistent. All the views expressed on this video are based on what the guest claims as his research found over a long period, until and unless a different narrative with evidence is presented we are happy to present this conversation as part of the life long quest to put the hidden story of the Bhaca people to the agenda. Please leave comments below.

[@zanelexaba4561]

Born in joburg never been to mzimkhulu I feel not complete ngemvelaphi yam but this year m definitely going home 🙏🙏🙏

[@bandiswamsingapantsi3111]

Mkhaya wam, I know how you feel but one day your dream of going home will be fulfilled ❤️

[@MjoliQubulashe]

We're learning and please keep them videos coming 🙏

[@LiquoriceJojo]

I am so proud of this young brilliant lawyer who knows imvelaphi yakhe othanda isintu sakithi. Well done Nqonqo qhubeka sisi . I wish all the youth they can follow your foot steps 🚶‍♀️ ❤

[@bandiswamsingapantsi3111]

Hhithsi abantfwana bentalo ye Ngonyama uMadzikane. I am very proud of being IBhaca and I embrace it wherever I go. Ngingu Bandiswa IBhaca Lakwa Msingapantsi - Zulu🙌. Keep raising the awareness to our lost people.

[@user-vs5fw7bh4z]

Thank you for bringing this information to the public and hopefully some of the nation would learn about our background and the most important thing, We are the nation & we're independent. Don't call us Amaxhosa or zulu. We're Bhaca nation ❤
Kindly regard
@Vezuthando ka jili 🇿🇦

[@vuyanimgijima7581]

Ndicela ukubuza ngezindlu ezimbini zesizwe sama wushe, u mbheshu no mbanjwa, engathi aziveli kulomlando wesizwe sama zelemu

[@MduduziMduh]

Amampondo isizwe soxolo nothando kodwa ukuba uyasisukela siyakulungisa makukhanye Mampondo✊

[@thamimahlangabeza6639]

Ndiyayithanda lento niyenzayo. NdiliHlubi mna. Inga ingaza neziqhamo ezintle.

[@ernestmbasa8318]

Ku ngani isilungu esi ngaka bakithsi ku mlandu we sintu?.

[@Dlaba1973]

Greetings!
If AmaBhaca are not related to any tribe, how is it that your language resembles seSwati so much?

[@VuyoMere10]

I think it's probably because of the Nguni they were in. The Tekela Nguni. Amaswati i think also derived from the same Nguni tribe

[@artafrica639]

@@VuyoMere10 true that thanks for pointing that out. if you listen to episode 1 you will get to hear that amaBhaca, amaSwati, amaNdebele, abePhuthi were sibling cultures, from the same source, also they all setttled along the Lebombo Mountains since arrival here South in the 1600's...only separated around late 1700's as ama Zelemu and abePhuthi decided to continue the journey South.

[@vikamjoka2142]

Singakutfhokotela ukuva uvo lwenu, imibuto nhoba amagalelo wenu. siyanibonga ngokwexhasa umsebenti kaBhaca.