All this year's I thought I knew South African history, but after watching this I realised there's still much learn.

An amazing, well balanced, objective, insightful documentary. Well done eNCA. the memory of those days had dimmed I was too young to realise back then. the extraordinary bravery of certain individuals to make the right choice and be selfless has led to the reasonably successful and stable new SA. We love to remember the 95 world cup, there would not have been that, nor many of the luxuries we Saffas enjoy without the bravery and sacrifice of those people from all across the political and racial spectrum. Amandla Mnzansi Afrika!

Who else is here from Twitter after Mangosuthu's passing?

This Thokoza war claimed the life of my grandmother at age 58

This should broadcast everyday until our people understand that system was never made for real people of this land Afrikans

Today mangosuthu is denying these things😄😄

All to find out we were brain washed now regret we rejected a good person like Chris Hani and by the way we sold our freedom fighter 😭😭😭

People need to see this

Surely it was a long journey 😢

I'm gonna pass this history exam

I realy need full story of Peter Mokaba i think there is something they dont teach us in school that we need to know about this Hero

Amaaaandla✊🏻 awethu. Mayibuye i Afrika. Hambakahle mkhondo we Sizwe. Ziyolala kuyosala ibongo. Masibambisaneni sivuse isizwe, siyeke ukubulalana sodwa

The best SA documentary ever!! from footages to almost everyone who was part that history portraying everything that occurred, priceless!!!

I totally enjoyed this from Kenya.

Holy God! Too many monsters in this documentary!

My country's history, we need to make sure our children know this !

With all that is currently going on in the country, divisions, on every level. Sincerely looking at things and within, i can't help but see beauty in this country, and hope. These are pains that will someday unite the country, the continent, and the world. These are purely my thoughts and feelings.

After watching this part 1 of the documentary, a question rises in my head. Who was the enemy here?

They killed Chris Hani💔😪

I remember voting in these elections. My brother and I voted for the IFP and my father nearly disowned us because we are white. He called us the worst names and it made a lot of tension in our family. He was a boer through and through and the idea that his children had voted for a black man was beyond his comprehension. I don't think he ever forgave us for it until the day he died.........

My father told me a story where a baby was hit on the head with a large object on the trains in the Vaal,and it was shown on live television at the height of the IFP/ANC attacks

To be truthful there was no real change at this country's core. We had liars and bullies then and now too. Just listen to all this big talk and rubbish. Same today.

Hi @eNCA, since Buthelezi is no more, please beoadcast this!!!!

thank you so much for sharing this, please keep posting more of these videos of our precious interesting history. (not ONLY when there are elections coming) there is definitely a lot we can learn from them to unite South Africans and treasure the journey many have fought for.

Growing up in Zimbabwe, these are the types of videos we would watch on national television whenever we celebrated Independence Day, Heroes Day, Unity Day, and Defense Forces day. Why this is never shown o South African television is beyond me and definitely leaves a lot to be desired. If South Africans do NOT know about these events leading up to their "Independence", they will never be at peace with their supposedly "former enemy?

Almost 30 years later and things are worse than ever, where to from here????

The west has this notion that South African politics was (and still is) all just black and white. It is so much more complex than that.

Somethings don't make sense here. It's like 30percent truth and 70percent confusion..

Lest we forget

I remember this night like it was yesterday, after his funeral and memorial, all hell broke loose and I remember being stuffed in a boot as a 6 year old, running from Katlehong to Soweto, and early in the morning we were heading to the Eastern Cape

POQO maAFRICA...I SALUTE YOU ⚘🇿🇦

This brings tears to my eyes, I can’t finish it. Lots of lives in KATHORUS specifically were lost. I lost friends, neighbors, year of schooling,

Izwe libuya kude mangabe ubuka lombukiso syabonga nca news 🙏

Hectic those days were hard ,we have being through as a country we need healing😢😢😢

😂I remember Terre’Blanche being put on the ground by his black horse, oh what a moment for South Africans

I was young when he was murdered. But one thing that stood out was totally silence that day throughout the country. We mourned ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

you can see the problem we had when those white guys spoke at about 8:15secs bad attitudes and just as bad if not worse the guy at about 31mins

Hamba kahle mkhoto 🕊🕊

" I cannot get used to it. I must resist it." Indeed. Always.

Watching from munich

The Zulu Kingdom lasted from 1816 to 1976

so this thing of black against black started long tym Neh amazulu seems like they like violence until today

So interesting 😮

I was born in the middle of the July 93 violence on the 17th. That was a defining moment in our constitutional democracy. However, I fear that the indiference that could not be crashed by the fists or killed by the gun back in those days still lives today. Today the enemy is racism, tribalism, materialism, corporatism and toxic masculinity. Our task today is to engage on the intellectual battle and establish a national conscience.

You don't need a Constitution to have autonomy, you just need PMCs. And in today's South Africa, PMCs greatly outnumber the police and military (PMCs - 2.8 million; vs police - 94,000 and military - 74,000). South Africa is now effectively a collection of private armed statelets.

That was the best time for MK to intervene coz they sacrificed their youth, time and life to defend the country. The Afrikaaner resistance still shows no respect for this land

"One settler, one bullet"? That is very, very ambitions for the Apla marksmen. very ambitious indeed.

the smart farmers in zimbabwe how are they doing now 2023: South African Farmers is providing food to Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Sasingayazi uba sivotela indlala xa ujonga elilizwe emmveni ko 1994 lixwalekile liye lina wes ngoku bt xa ujonga abantu abasebenzela iANC bakhankanyeka kumatyala okulahleka kwemali elulawulweni lwabo banemizi ekwixabiso eliphindaphndwe kayi 4 kwimivuzo yabo into ethethba izityholo ezibekwa kubo ziynyani

South Africa lost one of its most effective leader loved by all

i mis hani if u are still alive maybe this contry is not same like this

No Doubt

We don't receive our land

Who is the source and whose narrative is this?

Babeshlula ngoba benezkhal esingenazo omhlathi kanina line elenu kuyoba elesilima

Eugene makes my skin crawl.

Ek lief suif afrika ndiathanda umzantsi

I've had the opportunity of meeting White South Africans lately and almost all of them still have the undertone of this type of fascism about them although I met them outside South Africa and never even been to their country before. It must be a really skin-deep thing for most of them somehow, a way of life !

SOUTH AFRICA TO FREEDOM

30 million +

Ramaphosa Signing this coalition deal with DA and some black South Africans today being okay with it brought me here.

I felt bad when i saw chris hani being assassinated 😔💔

Uyabona lempi izobuya kahlekahle isikhona indlela ababulalana ngayo. Hmmmm manje sekubukhuni ukut bethi balwa nobani babulalana bidwa yona anc aibandla umthetho udlulele 😢

so IFP was merely for the Zulu people then it must has been a sweetheart to the national party indeed bcoz that's what they wanted devision tribalism is not gonna take us nowhere as black people

Raymond Zondo and Co.must come watch this. Walus deserves to rot in Jail

😢

7:35 is that man still living in South Africa?

Eisxh Rest in Peace 🕊️ Hani

I swear i was gonna avenge for all the innocent souls lost

These are the same tactics ramaphosa used in recent events and used the same words as those who lead under apartheid, could we be under apartheid without realizing it

❤❤😢

Why does the young mangosuthu look like Nota??

Chris Hani, the president we were denied. ❤

Zuma talking about extremists not wanting change.... Nooit! What great change it has been

So Phoenix 🇮🇳ans r pushing Zulus hard to go back to those dark days

😮😮😮IFP has always been sellouts

Watching the white South Africans for some reason makes me feel as tho they are extremely similar to us white Australians and we have the se problems to an extent but the aboriginals don't get guns and fight back they know it won't be good for them and their survival as one silly move and they will all be wiped out and there isn't enough guns on the black market like there is in africa but the same issues they have being a white man on so called black land we got em here too and you south Africans even sound like us Aussies your older fellas are just like our old farmers and cowboy's its so amazing you are so far and completely unaware of eachother from 2 different countries but yet our family history's probably start the same 🤷🏼‍♂️✊🏼🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

Watching from Kenya, I canont help but shet tears for my brothers down south. We all went through colonialisim. This was just the most recent and caught on tape. Ours in Kenya wasnt caught on tape, at least most of it. Such were the atrocities commited to our brothers. This continiued in all colonies in Africa. And if you think that was the worst of the European atrocites in the world, wait for it...former Amerac was the worst. They anihilated an etire continent. The red Indians we killed to almost extinction. Just google the elimination of the red Indians, you will be shocked. That is the truth. t good to know where we come from so as to unerstand every Eurpoan nations' interst on none-europen countries. So sad

is Cyril Ramaphosa explaining

Beginning of....

Omg

If Afrik meets Colored met Africkaan what be thine presence in the eyes of Romainia?

Why did they kill him in particular ?

After ten years in the country he decided to take the life of Hani and he Get Parol or Bail while they're too many people in prison who have done nothing but Him

Shenge Ndabezitha

Mangosuthu is a dog

Black on black... shameful indeed

Almost similar to the conquest of Mexico by the United States in 1846, like South Africa Mexicans in Texas granted them lands fee of taxes, cattle and many rights which left them better off them most people at their time, but complications with slavery, speculation of land and resources soured this relationship and the president at the time James Polk, a southern sympathizer and slave owner himself, violated the constitution and went behind congress’s back to stage a war with mexico, in order to steal territory, expand slavery, bring wealth to the upper ruling class, and to some would say corner democracy or free government. Like South Africa not only was it an illegal conquest and occupation, but it manifested in hostile and racist policy in order to carry out its goal, a fun fact is Mandela actually studied I believe the Mexican American war for this reason and based a lot of his incentives on the American book civil disobedience which contrasts tyrannical governments and unjust wars like the one at that books time, the Mexican war. Like the Mexican war, while the Dutch and British interests believe it to be a benefit to their cause, it did more to reduce their reputation amongst the civilized nations and certainly contrasted their proclaimed Christian’s values of “thou shall not covet thy neighbors property”

Vote EFF ❤

Vote ❤EFF❤

Gripping

And still nothing has become better in SA ,,SA is on its knees because op incompetency😢

HEY! 🐎🇿🇦💎💥⚔️

Seriously ???

This was the start of the steady decline of our country

Ramaphosa has always been a sell out.

Dangerous to me 😅

They must pay

One Zulu man, stole all your dreams and freedom. Jacob Zuma!

A congregant bringing a gun to church mhmm!