A revolutionary intellectual 👏. Ngungi wa Thiongo dissect this in detail in his book: Decolonizing the mind

This is transformational... We desperately need an overhaul of our educational system in order to create and develop black Africans who are "truly African" and able to participate on the global think tanks. This is thought provoking. I love this.

I love this guy.

Superior knowledge , the Biko/Sobukwe of our time.🙌

One of the greatest black minds.

What a beautiful mind!

This is powerful 👏👏👏👏👏👏

Much appreciation Dr Lushaba

This is powerful indeed 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

This is food for thought

Definitely agree with him!

Always speaking truth❤

Thought provoking...

Great analysis

Great stuff

I wish all of Africa would see this, many would come to their senses

Background music is annoying

So powerful

WOW!

He is speaking 💯% Correct ❗😢

True story

Good

Very interesting and true. The question is: How do you overhaul a system.

Guys This is Deep😭

DOPE 🔥

deep

When the clash of cultures led to the battle field we know who won and unfortunately the winners swallow the other culture by subtle methods based on the battle field result, until natives deal with their battle field failures the rest is just talk

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Other thing our nation discourse is held by Black middle class not peasants, Black middle it's normal consist the group of people who are suffered from social amnesia, that's why we spend a lot of time discussing nonsense

Well said indeed

What the heck are they over there for? If you hate someone, you leave their land!

Come to think of it, this scary. I would like to hear his views on what should be done to transform our education system.

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why not promote cultural pluralism in higher education systems? The co-existence might have its limitations, but it is better to ensure there won't be cultural erosion while redefining pedagogies can promote indigenous way of knowing in the education system. But no there is not time for that better reproduce. Even present language policies in higher education in South Africa are not fully or even meet the basics of the Indigenous knowledge system. These policies are just tokenistic gestures rather than decolonization of the education system. The decolonization of language in the education system has to start in higher education institutions- these are the institutions that produce the scholars, educators, etc if their cosmology is colonized they will further reproduce colonized discourses, students, and systems especially if they are not critical thinkers. It is the knowledge production and the colonised system that makes us devalue and dehumanize Indigenous epistemologies. Besides that some of the Indigenous ways were indeed barbaric its better when we do away with those negatives. Yes, there are barriers of decolonization but is it worth eroding Indigenous knowledge-culture, beliefs, values, language? South Africa is not independent; it is dependent on hegemonic western knowledge systems. It is just criminalised state that is chained

Am I wrong to say the Dr is also the outcome of colonial education?

I don't agree with everything he is saying. But I understand his school of thought. Decolonialism aims at attempting to reclaim pride in African culture that was destroyed by the colonial project, however not everything that came with colonialism needs to be discarded. There are cultural practices that are negative and should rightly be let loose, being critical of one's culture is not self hate, it's an important part of progress.

Nope ive went through white schools, i dont despise my culture or race...this is just injecting paranoia amongst black youth. And south Africans have the right to study in the language of choice....we hv schools that come in all 11 languages we can simply just go to them akere