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Bantu peoples

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Sep 16, 2026

Mary Jane HigbeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:56
As I took Tim to serve him his tea, my mind was coursing back 50 years to my first arrival on the islands.
Mary Jane HigbeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:04
Bantuk was an isolated town, almost completely shut off from the outside world and ruled by Datu chiefs of the Igaro tribes, men who were headhunters.
Mary Jane HigbeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:15
Tim was the direct descendant of one of these, Tali, who had been one of my first English pupils and on whom the Ifugao's the most warlike of the mountain peoples, had exacted a terrible revenge.
Mary Jane HigbeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:29
I tried to put this out of my mind as I talked to Tim, but in my bones I knew somehow that past history was inexorably going to be brought back.
The MercGUEST
47:22
You have longer things, you're this, you're more European than these Blacks and so forth.
The MercGUEST
47:26
You go to South Africa with the Bantu stance, They created the same thing between the coloreds are better than the blacks, and then you have the Indians, and then you have the same thing.
The MercGUEST
47:35
South Africa today, they just had like an anti-illegal immigrants march on march against black Africans in South Africa.
Scott ColomSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:42
Do
ScarletHOST
50:14
Yeah.
ScarletHOST
50:14
And all the people that have stood here before voluntarily or were brought here against their will, um, you know, thanking her ancestor spirits and also specifically thinking this, the spirits of, uh, the Yoruba and Bantu and stuff like that, acknowledging where the tradition originated.
ScarletHOST
50:35
Um, a lot of really interesting stuff that, uh, is very specific to this tradition and very specific to Brazilian culture just in general.
ScarletHOST
50:46
That I am
Witney SchneidmanGUEST
13:33
I was taken by the beauty of the land.
Witney SchneidmanGUEST
13:35
I was taken by the culture and the architecture I saw, particularly on the Kenya coast, the mix of Bantu and Arabic, which is the Swahili culture.
Witney SchneidmanGUEST
13:44
So I left there just saying, what was that about? That was really cool.
Witney SchneidmanGUEST
13:51
I want more of it.
Sebenzile NkambuleHOST
7:00
Yeah.
Pali LehohlaGUEST
7:02
I thought very deeply around the Basotho and I'm sure it's in every Bantu culture is there and every culture it might be there.
Pali LehohlaGUEST
7:13
We have a saying, and I went into interview on this, that there is competition at times and in competition you compete.
Pali LehohlaGUEST
7:30
So, especially when you are about to win a target.
Mario PinedaNARRATOR
12:46
On the contrary, I found at many places a condition of the Negro population far happier than I had dreamed it possible.
Mario PinedaNARRATOR
12:53
The Negro of the Congo, the Bantu, if you please, is a born trader.
Mario PinedaNARRATOR
12:58
He is imitative to a degree.
Mario PinedaNARRATOR
13:01
He is acquisitive and charmed with novelties.
Mario PinedaNARRATOR
13:04
He is bright and quick, remarkably intelligent.
Mario PinedaNARRATOR
13:07
He readily acquires new languages, and it is no uncommon thing to find a Congo Bantu who can speak six or seven languages besides his own.
Mario PinedaNARRATOR
13:16
In disposition variable and emotional, he quickly forgets his sorrow.
Mario PinedaNARRATOR
13:20
I saw hundreds of natives who were working happily, living in good houses, dressing in good clothes of European stuff and pattern, and saving property.
Dez LathamHOST
1:39
Our ancestors made their way into South Africa with a very different set of personal codes.
Dez LathamHOST
1:44
From the earliest San, the Khoekhoe, the Bantu settlers, then the European settlers, we all arrived in this territory with plans and dreams.
Dez LathamHOST
1:52
The dream may have been purely survival or seeking treasure.
Dez LathamHOST
1:55
For some it was adventure, for others a combination of all of the above.
speaker_0HOST
2:12
Magicians often sought locations that brought them closer to the forces they hoped to influence, many of them in the natural world.
speaker_0HOST
2:21
In southern Africa, during prolonged droughts, when usual rites had failed, Bantu rainmakers climbed special hills which belonged to the world above in order to quote, pull the rain down.
speaker_0HOST
2:36
Ritual materials found at these locations date back to the early Iron Age.
speaker_0HOST
2:42
Recent archaeological discoveries at Clog's Cave in Australia reveal ritual installations dating back roughly 12,000 years.
Jim MoraHOST
1:45
Uganda, okay.
Jim MoraHOST
1:46
And what does the name Uganda mean? It's the home of whom? So is it the home of the Ganda people? It is the home of the Ganda people, the largest Bantu ethnic group in Uganda, many of whom are small farmers growing what?
Jack Whaley-CohenGUEST
2:06
In Uganda, coffee or tea? Chocolate.
Jack Whaley-CohenGUEST
2:11
Yes, actually
Dan SlipakoffGUEST
5:16
The name Ubuntu is remarkably apt.
Dan SlipakoffGUEST
5:19
Ubuntu is a philosophy shared through the Bantu language family, meaning I am because we are.
Dan SlipakoffGUEST
5:27
It was breathtaking, but it was distant.
Dan SlipakoffGUEST
5:31
I was on the outside looking in.

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