1:53 1:55 Please can you tell me exactly where this Hausa ? It is so very important to my love.
@raefblack7906
11 жыл бұрын
0:50 now that is a perspective I don't see regularly.
@myoutubecom-gg7sb
5 жыл бұрын
12 The Swahili Cities of East Africa
@GuardianoftheGoldenStool
7 ай бұрын
Kano is pronounced “Kahnoh” not Kay-noh. Kilwa is pronounced “Keelwah” not Kill wah.
@ibnamin9388
10 жыл бұрын
what's the name of the singing that starts at 2:52?
@Katabwa
10 жыл бұрын
I am a Swahili and you so wrong on your history teaching. Swahili are Bantu people. Don't get confused with the culture seen. There foundation starts in Zimbabwe.. Get it right fool..
@ADEisMUZYC
10 жыл бұрын
Jonas, I did this video as a class project back in school and my information came straight from my text. However, I would love to get the facts straight (I don't take offense to being called a "fool", I'm more interested in getting it right). Thanks for pointing out the inaccuracies. And if you can, point to me some of the correct info. I'd appreciate it.
@Katabwa
10 жыл бұрын
Ade Herbert Good job for starting to understand Africa. Stay off colonial books. There are many finds these days about African histories. You right about there rulling location but not the people who rulled from the begining. I teach Swahili Language. Swahili people weren't muslims from the start. Swahili are Bantu people that came from different tribes to form Swahili for trading purposes. Many were ancient Egytian christian like religions. Some become muslims after the return of one of our last rulling King who got captured by Omanian Arabs. Later on terms got mixed and people got rulled with the outside world. "Slavely." Read "The truth behind the Swahili coastal civilisation". Or watch on KZitem for new finds. .
@ADEisMUZYC
10 жыл бұрын
Cool. Thanks for the info! I'll read up on this. Let's stay connected. I'm all about learning the truth!
@Katabwa
10 жыл бұрын
Ade Herbert Sorry for coming out like that to you. Definitely will stay connected.. Do you have any other study that you've done? I'm also interested in learning. There are so many people out there fighting block the truth of African history.. Ade Herbert
@proudseeker4814
9 жыл бұрын
Jonas Ilole Hello I have a question brother (hope you don't mind me calling you that some Africans take offense to African Americans calling them anything dealing with family terms) I was always under the understanding that Bantu means language and has nothing to do with lineage, is that true?
@dr.mmaudi8194
5 жыл бұрын
Every African kingdom without exception traded in slaves. Most slaves were either prisoners of war or judgment debtors or abducted from their communities. Slaves were sold to anybody who can afford them. The European and Arabs bought slaves from African kingdoms and other Africans also bought African slaves freely. Everyone participated in slave trade including former slaves themselves.
@supahotjoe6493
9 ай бұрын
Kemet and Kush and Aksum and Punt were not involved in slave trade. You euro-nuts only bring that up when you realize our civilziation were richer more prosperous and grandiose then yours when you people were living in filth (Black plague) and had to wait arabs (moors) to teach you how to wash your ass.
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