18:49
Zwangendaba led the Ngoni people through Eswatini, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Zambia, Tanzania & Malawi
17:25
Mbuya Nehanda's final words to the British oppressors were: "My bones shall rise again"
20:20
Venda king, Makhado “the lion of the north” fiercely resisted the Boers for 30 years
12:54
King Sobhuza I, the smart strategist who avoided Shaka Zulu attacks & established modern Eswatini
10:58
King Dingiswayo, the brilliant strategist who taught Shaka Zulu & laid the foundation for his empire
05:11
Queen of Sheba and King Solomon's union created the lineage of Emperor Haile Selassie
05:46
Queen Manthatisi, the formidable military leader of the Batlokwa (wild cat people)
04:58
Chief Makhanda, the warrior prophet who foresaw colonial destruction & united Xhosa people to fight
03:30
Chief Dawid Stuurman - the Khoi leader who fought colonial oppression & escaped Robben Island twice
02:38
Soshangana kaZikode, the formidable enemy of Shaka Zulu who started his own empire
03:34
Queen Ntombazi, Shaka Zulu's rival used dark magic and collected the skulls of kings
04:33
Yaa Asantewaa, Queen of the Ashanti Empire (Ghana) who led battles against British colonisers
03:17
Sekhukhune Matsebe, the king of the Bapedi (Marota) bought guns to defend against colonisers
04:05
Scorched Earth Policy: Colonisers destroyed crops, stole livestock and burned African homes
04:05
Jongumsobomvu Maqoma's fierce resistance to colonialism
02:56
Led by Queen Kandake Amanirenas, the Nubian Empire (Kushites) defeated the Romans
02:56
Mzilikazi kaMashobane (Mzilikazi Khumalo) started the powerful Ndebele kingdom in Zimbabwe
03:45
Nandi, Shaka Zulu's mother, moved from home to home to protect her children & strengthen Shaka
02:41
The story of Kgosi Sechele I of the Tswana people
03:47
The story of King Hintsa kaKhawuta reminds us of his fearlessness and the savagery of colonialism
03:06
Story of Moshoeshoe I (Lepoqo), the first king of Lesotho
02:14
Story of Oduduwa of Ife: The Yoruba divine king
02:32
Maselekwane Modjadji was the first Rain Queen of the Balobedu people & she could control the rain
02:32
The story of Mansa Musa: The richest man who's ever lived
02:14
The Agojie women warriors were fierce warriors who struck into the hearts of enemies
03:09
The story of Nongqawuse and the Xhosa cattle killings
02:30
Njinga Mbande (Queen Nzinga): The warrior queen who fiercely fought Portuguese colonialists
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