The Dlamini Kingdom in Limpopo recently got their recognition as a Kingdom. It took the bones of their ancestors for them to be recognized. Mines in the area were digging and throwing the bones of the Dlamini Royals and Warriors to the mine dumps & this led to them in and out of courts and eventually getting their recognition as a Kingdom. In this process we also learn how the Dlamini ancestors were tricked in losing their land. Princess Palesa Kambule gives us the details.

 

The episode also offers an opportunity for us to learn of the great kingdom of Ghana, Mali, Maphungubgwe, Great Zimbabwe etc. Reminds us of our greatness as a people in general and also reminds Royals throughout the entire continent of their role and responsibility to the people.

The Dlamini Kingdom in Limpopo recently got their recognition as a Kingdom. It took the bones of their ancestors for them to be recognized. Mines in the area were digging and throwing the bones of the Dlamini Royals and Warriors to the mine dumps &amp; this led to them in and out of courts and eventually getting their recognition as a Kingdom. In this process we also learn how the Dlamini ancestors were tricked in losing their land. Princess Palesa Kambule gives us the details.
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The episode also offers an opportunity for us to learn of the great kingdom of Ghana, Mali, Maphungubgwe, Great Zimbabwe etc. Reminds us of our greatness as a people in general and also reminds Royals throughout the entire continent of their role and responsibility to the people.

This is a 50/50 music and talk show that is designed to revive Africa through its music and wisdom by its own children. It is an exciting way of borrowing teachings from our great past in order to understand the present and plan the future.
We will update you on the most important happenings in the continent and its diaspora, bring you 
guests from across the continent and trivia and quiz about our Motherland. The show will only play music from the African continent and promote love among Africans; from families to towns and towns to nations and from nations to the rest of the continent. The conceptual framework of which the show is based is known as social reconstructivism. It is a philosophical theory which proposes that society be transformed by addressing social problems experienced using love as its canvas.

This is a 50/50 music and talk show that is designed to revive Africa through its music and wisdom by its own children.