I once auditioned for Duma at the Market Theatre,didn't make the cut but he's a giant in our colourful entertainment sector.Siyabonga ukuthi he agreed to do the interview.
A breath of fresh air listening to people like Dr Ndlovu away from everyday politics. Reminds me of Dr Mike Nkuna. Hopefully you secure his time next time
Thank you Duma Ndlovu for pushing Tshivenda to be on TV...as young as i was at the time when Muvhango started, but everyone from the Vhavenda tribe was so excited around the time, from school kids and teachers we would talk about this story. 25 years later Muvhango is still on 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾..also Thanks to Univen for honouring the maverick Dumakude Ndlovu.
What a great man. Well balanced life both professionally and personally. Such great family values. What I have learned is having a family keeps one focused and grounded. Bab'Ndlovu has confirmed all of it. Being in born in Soweto but staying content that he is from Emangwaneni. He never forgets to mention Bergville in his story. We love and appreciate your journey Boyabenyathi ❤. #FromBergvilleToTheWorld.🎉
What a beautiful lecture by Ntate Duma Ndlovu🔥💯 the pearls of wisdom indeed nourish my mind❤️🔥 thanx Bra Dave for always bringing out the best out of your guests✊🏿💯
Family values for this man only exists behind that microphone... He treats his family like crap, exploitation and abuse of power is what he is in real life.
I have high respect for u Bab Duma Ka Ndlovu, he was close friends with bab S'busiso Mseleku (the late) may his beautiful rest in power, he used to visit our township in Magabeni i was young i think 15 when I first met him in person back in 2001 . There use to be youth programs such an inspiring human he is a walking encyclopedia.
We used to call him "Duma ka Ndlovu - The Fire Eater" for his revolutionary poetry in the mid 70s. So glad to hear he is still as Black Conscious as ever.An influencer of note. Thanks a mil Dave!
My King i just want to say thanks for the people you interviewer cha imuzo yakho is on point you have a gift of making amaqawe owazi open up in a beautiful powerful way please keep it up we see and appreciate the work you put in doing what you do siyabonga baba
I enjoyed this interview, it was also refreshing to hear him acknowledge the unfairness of the contracts. Most people are defensive. Thanks again Mr Mashabela for yet another great interview
I didn't think I'd like this interview seeing that I've hardly watched most of the shows Dr Duma has done. But man, I'm learning so much and I haven't even finished lthe podcast. What a wealth of knowledge and refreshing mindset
Realised how Dr Duma has been referring to King as “Ntate Mashabela” throughout the interview? Talk about treating people the way you would like to be treated 🙏
Back then you also had leaders who taught and inspired people. Currently our leaders wants our people to think everything is ok and sleep. Anyway actually we don't have leaders
Ntate Mashabela, I have never listened to the finish of any of your interviews. This one, however, was repeated. Wow, so much knowledge. Thank you for bringing Ntate Ndlovu on your show; I learned a lot. I'm completely enthralled!!
The thing one needs to take from this is just to be bold about yourself and your ideas . Believe in yourself more than anyone. He is not shocked by his success because he says he already knew it will happen. So believe.
Children are a “heritage from the Lord” (Psalm 127:3). He places them in families and gives parents guidance in how they are to be raised. The goal of good parenting is to produce wise children who know and honor God with their lives. Proverbs 23:24 shows the end result of raising children according to God’s plan: “The father of godly children has cause for joy. What a pleasure to have children who are wise” (NLT).
To “bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord” means that parents should train their children the way God trains us. As a Father, God is “slow to anger” (Numbers 14:18; Psalm 145:8), patient (Psalm 86:15), and forgiving (Daniel 9:9). His discipline is designed to bring us to repentance (Hebrews 12:6-11). His instruction is found in His Word (John 17:17; Psalm 119:97), and He desires that parents fill their homes with His truth (Deuteronomy 6:6-7).
When God led the Israelites out of bondage, He commanded them to teach their children all He had done for them (Deuteronomy 6:6-7; 11:19). He desired that the generations to come would continue to uphold all His commands. When one generation fails to instill God’s laws in the next, a society quickly declines. Parents have not only a responsibility to their children, but an assignment from God to impart His values and truth into their lives.
He also disciplines His children (Proverbs 3:11; Hebrews 12:5) and expects earthly parents to do the same (Proverbs 23:13). Psalm 94:12 says, “Blessed is the one you discipline, LORD, the one you teach from your law.” The word discipline comes from the root word disciple. To discipline someone means to make a disciple of him. God’s discipline is designed to “conform us to the image of Christ” (Romans 8:29). Parents can make disciples of their children by instilling values and life lessons they have learned. As parents practice godly living and make Spirit-controlled decisions (Galatians 5:16, 25), they can encourage their children to follow their example. Proper, consistent discipline brings a “harvest of righteousness” (Hebrews 12:11). Failure to discipline results in dishonor for both parent and child (Proverbs 10:1). Proverbs 15:32 says that the one who ignores discipline “despises himself.” The Lord brought judgment upon Eli the priest because he allowed his sons to dishonor the Lord and “failed to restrain them” (1 Samuel 3:13).
Several places in Scripture give specific instructions to parents about how to raise their children. Ephesians 6:4 says, “Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger, but bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.” There are several ways parents might provoke their children to anger. Some parents set impossible standards so that a child despairs of ever achieving them. Some parents tease, ridicule, or humiliate their children as a means of punishment, which does nothing but provoke them to anger. Inconsistency can also provoke to anger as a child is never sure about the consequences of his actions. Hypocrisy provokes children to anger when parents require behavior from children that the parents are not choosing for themselves.
God created the family. His design was for a man and a woman to marry for life and raise children to know and honor Him (Mark 10:9; Malachi 2:15). Adoption is also God’s idea, and He models this in His adoption of us as His children (Romans 8:15, 23; Ephesians 1:5). Regardless of the means by which they enter a family, children are a gift from God and He cares about how they are raised (Psalm 127:3; Psalm 34:11; Proverbs 23:13-14). When God gives us gifts, He also gives clear instructions about their use.
watching it for the 5th time...i just love it,respect,tutorial and insightful
I once auditioned for Duma at the Market Theatre,didn't make the cut but he's a giant in our colourful entertainment sector.Siyabonga ukuthi he agreed to do the interview.
He spoke well about breaking curses that we come in counter on our linage, very strong fact.
David's style of interview is brilliant, he knows how to probe even with uncomfortable question without making the guess feel uneasy
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The likes of Mr Duma Ndlovu must. Serve in the SABC
Bra Dave you're the best in this interview thing yooh!!!
A breath of fresh air listening to people like Dr Ndlovu away from everyday politics. Reminds me of Dr Mike Nkuna. Hopefully you secure his time next time
Thank you Duma Ndlovu for pushing Tshivenda to be on TV...as young as i was at the time when Muvhango started, but everyone from the Vhavenda tribe was so excited around the time, from school kids and teachers we would talk about this story. 25 years later Muvhango is still on 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾..also Thanks to Univen for honouring the maverick Dumakude Ndlovu.
David you even wore formal for this one!! Love to see it!
Wow very profound teachings. It's true black consciousness must come back. Ayibuye I Africa. We are a lost generation indeed. Education phambili ✊️
What a great man. Well balanced life both professionally and personally. Such great family values. What I have learned is having a family keeps one focused and grounded. Bab'Ndlovu has confirmed all of it. Being in born in Soweto but staying content that he is from Emangwaneni. He never forgets to mention Bergville in his story. We love and appreciate your journey Boyabenyathi ❤. #FromBergvilleToTheWorld.🎉
What a beautiful lecture by Ntate Duma Ndlovu🔥💯 the pearls of wisdom indeed nourish my mind❤️🔥 thanx Bra Dave for always bringing out the best out of your guests✊🏿💯
First time in a long time to hear a man emphasize family values. It starts with the family.
Family values for this man only exists behind that microphone... He treats his family like crap, exploitation and abuse of power is what he is in real life.
KingDa matches so well with his guests....o jele jekete bosso😊.
Great to know BabGatsheni better.our legend from Bergville
Nice interview siyabonga
I have high respect for u Bab Duma Ka Ndlovu, he was close friends with bab S'busiso Mseleku (the late) may his beautiful rest in power, he used to visit our township in Magabeni i was young i think 15 when I first met him in person back in 2001 . There use to be youth programs such an inspiring human he is a walking encyclopedia.
Thanks, David, for this interview. Thanks for bringing relevant or people we would hardly hear from somewhere else.
This is a beautiful podcast. Loved listening to Ntate Ndlovu ❤
As a chiller I'm finding king dave podcasts quite nice ❤❤Shut from KZN
We used to call him "Duma ka Ndlovu - The Fire Eater" for his revolutionary poetry in the mid 70s. So glad to hear he is still as Black Conscious as ever.An influencer of note. Thanks a mil Dave!
One of my favourite interviews ever. I would love to meet uBab uNdlovu oneday
I’m enjoying this interview, Bab Duma is well spoken and smart!
My King i just want to say thanks for the people you interviewer cha imuzo yakho is on point you have a gift of making amaqawe owazi open up in a beautiful powerful way please keep it up we see and appreciate the work you put in doing what you do siyabonga baba
This interview is top tier. Par excellence. Love how ntate Duma is grounded despite all he has achieved in his career and business.
"We're 2 minutes noodle people" 😭😭😭
I enjoyed this interview, it was also refreshing to hear him acknowledge the unfairness of the contracts. Most people are defensive. Thanks again Mr Mashabela for yet another great interview
I loved this interview funny, insightful, informative , vibrant just a ball all around.
Mmmmmm so insightful I appreciate being in the same lifetime with the likes of uBab' uNdlovu ❤❤❤
I didn't think I'd like this interview seeing that I've hardly watched most of the shows Dr Duma has done. But man, I'm learning so much and I haven't even finished lthe podcast. What a wealth of knowledge and refreshing mindset
i love this episode , I've been feelng bad at being good in xhosa than english
Realised how Dr Duma has been referring to King as “Ntate Mashabela” throughout the interview? Talk about treating people the way you would like to be treated 🙏
Thank you for an informative session and interesting ndifundile namhlanje as always ke phofu. 👏🏿Ndibamba ngazo zozibini
Back then you also had leaders who taught and inspired people. Currently our leaders wants our people to think everything is ok and sleep. Anyway actually we don't have leaders
Ntate Mashabela, I have never listened to the finish of any of your interviews. This one, however, was repeated. Wow, so much knowledge. Thank you for bringing Ntate Ndlovu on your show; I learned a lot. I'm completely enthralled!!
Shuuu the last part about raising kids 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
The thing one needs to take from this is just to be bold about yourself and your ideas . Believe in yourself more than anyone. He is not shocked by his success because he says he already knew it will happen. So believe.
loved this interview
King David you are my favourite person i had to follow you even on your Podcast; please bring more even ex footballers you can bring
Excellent interview. Amazing guest
Children are a “heritage from the Lord” (Psalm 127:3). He places them in families and gives parents guidance in how they are to be raised. The goal of good parenting is to produce wise children who know and honor God with their lives. Proverbs 23:24 shows the end result of raising children according to God’s plan: “The father of godly children has cause for joy. What a pleasure to have children who are wise” (NLT).
Mind blowing interview. A legend 👏 🙌 ❤ with rich political and television history. David you are the best interviewer. 👌
He writes for me I still watch Muvhango namanje😂👌👌👌
To “bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord” means that parents should train their children the way God trains us. As a Father, God is “slow to anger” (Numbers 14:18; Psalm 145:8), patient (Psalm 86:15), and forgiving (Daniel 9:9). His discipline is designed to bring us to repentance (Hebrews 12:6-11). His instruction is found in His Word (John 17:17; Psalm 119:97), and He desires that parents fill their homes with His truth (Deuteronomy 6:6-7).
This is definitely a lecture. I really enjoyed it.
I love this interview, what a beautiful lecture, im so inspired
This is a great podcast. I really love it
This was such a great conversation, wow!
They are right, i dont watch shows that are more than 30minutes, i just get tired.
24min is enough
Great show as always Mr Mashabela
Doesn’t he look like Samuel L Jackson?
wow, thank you so much for yet another great interview. I love, I love, king David Studio.
When God led the Israelites out of bondage, He commanded them to teach their children all He had done for them (Deuteronomy 6:6-7; 11:19). He desired that the generations to come would continue to uphold all His commands. When one generation fails to instill God’s laws in the next, a society quickly declines. Parents have not only a responsibility to their children, but an assignment from God to impart His values and truth into their lives.
Thanks Bra Mdavisto
Mmm James Hardly Chase.. I had favourites 😅..
He also disciplines His children (Proverbs 3:11; Hebrews 12:5) and expects earthly parents to do the same (Proverbs 23:13). Psalm 94:12 says, “Blessed is the one you discipline, LORD, the one you teach from your law.” The word discipline comes from the root word disciple. To discipline someone means to make a disciple of him. God’s discipline is designed to “conform us to the image of Christ” (Romans 8:29). Parents can make disciples of their children by instilling values and life lessons they have learned. As parents practice godly living and make Spirit-controlled decisions (Galatians 5:16, 25), they can encourage their children to follow their example. Proper, consistent discipline brings a “harvest of righteousness” (Hebrews 12:11). Failure to discipline results in dishonor for both parent and child (Proverbs 10:1). Proverbs 15:32 says that the one who ignores discipline “despises himself.” The Lord brought judgment upon Eli the priest because he allowed his sons to dishonor the Lord and “failed to restrain them” (1 Samuel 3:13).
Joe Thloloe was the man who didn't show up on Monday lol
How, what happened to the original version? I was in the middle of the download…
Do I look like a map man!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bathong Mdeva ontso etsang kante?
So through our concentration span can’t go beyond 30 minute. How did I finish this 3hrs as well? 😅😅😅
I hope they did not edit the original
Wow
Several places in Scripture give specific instructions to parents about how to raise their children. Ephesians 6:4 says, “Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger, but bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.” There are several ways parents might provoke their children to anger. Some parents set impossible standards so that a child despairs of ever achieving them. Some parents tease, ridicule, or humiliate their children as a means of punishment, which does nothing but provoke them to anger. Inconsistency can also provoke to anger as a child is never sure about the consequences of his actions. Hypocrisy provokes children to anger when parents require behavior from children that the parents are not choosing for themselves.
Ngifundile and ngisazofunda
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God created the family. His design was for a man and a woman to marry for life and raise children to know and honor Him (Mark 10:9; Malachi 2:15). Adoption is also God’s idea, and He models this in His adoption of us as His children (Romans 8:15, 23; Ephesians 1:5). Regardless of the means by which they enter a family, children are a gift from God and He cares about how they are raised (Psalm 127:3; Psalm 34:11; Proverbs 23:13-14). When God gives us gifts, He also gives clear instructions about their use.
BabNdlovu didnt get a fist bump😮
I meant maele not Marlene
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Sawubona kunjani ngyaluthanda loluhle