Mangosuthu Buthelezi | Panel | Remembering his legacy

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  • Political analyst Justice Malala and former commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Dumisa Ntsebeza speak to #eNCA Courtesy #DStv403

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  • @KanyisaBunyonyo

    Nám, ndikhule kuthwa ngu Gatsha buthelezi , kubulwa abanntu yi, Nkatha e Joži, bebuya, bengenanto

  • @reubenramokgopa8523

    Rest in Peace Shenge. Mangosuthu Buthelezi held Robert Sobukwe such exceptional highest regard. He referred to Sobukwe as the Great Mangaliso Sobukwe. He called Him "my SRC President in the Fort Hare College"

  • @mapitsorangaka1030

    I ALSO remember the lawyer Griffith Mxenge AND Victoria Mxenge his wife,murdered because he was defending UDF members in KZN.

  • @musandasikhwivhilu

    The Chief with double agendas

  • @mapitsorangaka1030

    I remember everything,it was bloody, using violence,we saw the trucks of defense force at night collecting hostel dwellers carrying spears dropping them in the townships to go and kill ANC supporters, people flee theirs homes and then they occupied their homes.

  • @user-ks7bb8xx1d

    Brilliant TV presenter. Clear, critical, calm, respectful. Good work lady.

  • @thamsanqanyembe9026

    Wasn't it a civil war between two political parties? I'm just asking.....at the end of the day everyone has a right to choose how he or she wants to remember the man. I will always remember Buthelezi as a true gentleman and a man of integrity and peace. Unlike most superhero politicians who not until now people have realized that they sold us out, he stood side side-by-side with his own people, and for that, I respect him. Him as a man of violence, I don't knw where that comes from... because if he was a man of violence as these tired old men says, he wouldn't have left the ANC after it had decided to embark on an arms struggle. Buthelezi was without a doubt a man of peace....the ANC pushed him too hard and he had to react. And what these hypocrites don't mention is that during the civil war most of the people who died were IFP supporters. Who killed them? Surely the prince would not kill his own supporters. SA is now becoming if not already a failed state. This should tell us that the man knew what he was fighting for......your Mandelas chose the wrong path. How I wish my KZN became an independent state.

  • @noluthandozulu5007

    My favourite comments are people saying badakiwe to facts 😂

  • @phumlamazibuko3003

    Hawuhe iqiniso libuhlungu ngoba konke kuyiqiniso akekho ongakushintsha. Bafa abantu yasha imizi saphela isizwe umlando obuhlungu kwabahlukumezeka amanxeba awakapholi.

  • @vumilemasiza3108

    Truth hurts, but it remains truth regardless.

  • @SihlahlaNyanga-rd4pn

    Kona kona ndikhule lomfo edumile ngobulala amaxhosa kakhulu cz amaxhosa ngawo ewayedominater kwi anc ngala xesha. ....lona wayesitya namabhulu

  • @glenngwenya1084

    Unfortunately we can't separate u Bab Buthelezi to all those atrocious acts like all the other politians who did such acts and hid them with so called good dids. We are here living the mess they left behind. Buthelezi stood by what he believed in. I look at the streets of our country today while everyone is busy painting him as only bad. He worked hard as Minister of Home Affairs made sure that if you in South Africa as immigrant you have proper documentation and we know why you here. He was criticize in a manner those clean up were carried out, look at us now many illegal immigrants died in a fire just a few days ago. I wonder if those who have not done their work in enforcing the by laws do not have blood in their hands too

  • @user-np5ug2xu6h

    Haiyi Xolani let the man rest for God sake

  • @zweliniMqwebu6853

    Well it doesn't matter, Shenge will remain a powerful leader to us, so they can go to hell.

  • @botlhalenxumalo280

    Is it possible that some of these activities between the police and IFP members took undercover and were not known to the leaders hence the constant denial by them on cooperating with each othet.

  • @saneledennis4805

    Political analysts like Justice are so empty. The late prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi did infact apologize for the violence the IFP was involved. There is s speech on TH-cam that he made. He did not refuse to participate in the elections but wanted the interest of the Zulu monarch to be on the agenda. We must put facts not subjective opinions. I just want imagine if the ANC negotiated in the same manner we would have gotten way more out of the negotiations. Till today no monarch in RSA gets such recognition or budget as the Zulu monarch.

  • @thembinkosithamsanqa423

    This man doing interview here is so bias no one was Innocent in politics in south Africa what we see now it shows that

  • @sphiwekhuzwayo9506

    He didn't do anything,what other leaders did?why you only mention that to him,why not mandela ?nidakiwe and zosusa odweshu ngalento enikhuluma lapho,eNCA news has problem with Prince from now we knows that

  • @thizaman1972

    The strange thing is that when Buthelezi was alive there was not many people blaming him for his past and nobody can claim that they have no skeletons in their past political history, now should be time to remember uMtwana’s life like others’ eg Madiba, Botha, etc.

  • @botlhalenxumalo280

    Joo the police station story is terrible.