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Sep 16, 2026

MtimandeGUEST
56:07
Kune kunegodi esemaceleni kwabulawayo ongabantu abangathathabulawayo njengedolobha labo.
MtimandeGUEST
56:14
Njengokuthi khona lapho khona kwanongoma, khonenkandla, ukhona e-e-elokuzana kanjalo nje.
MtimandeGUEST
56:20
Mabeze so kwabulawayo ngathi mhlame abantu abakaBulawayo mhlame bangafika lapho ku two million.
Ngiwze MchunuHOST
56:27
Yebo.
MtimandeGUEST
56:28
Kodwa masa esikhuluma nesizwe sakithi sonke sesibhelele mhlame singambamba u four to five million.
BryceHOST
24:29
Twai top supi seHarare.
MongieHOST
24:32
Hey, saa phakama kuvuma nje but hayi Bulawayo ngilabo sesaba hle.
BryceHOST
24:36
Omunye athi top supi inayo seHarare ibavela kuBulawayo.
MongieHOST
24:40
Ya, evengananzele amankaza namaninga seHarare nga from Bulawayo.
BryceHOST
24:45
But I, mina from seeing ama stories abantu, the person engimbone kakhulu wa giant picnic wazu MJ Singhs.
MongieHOST
24:54
Ooh beperform.
BryceHOST
26:32
Kobulaye bekumnandi.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
26:33
Khathi ukuyi welcome summer.
Zorora NkomoHOST
6:42
If you are in Harare, we are on 106.4.
Zorora NkomoHOST
6:45
If you are in Bulawayo, we are on 106.7, Nyanga 98.2, Cholocho 97.9, where today we are discussing maintenance in Zimbabwe.
Zorora NkomoHOST
6:56
Okay.
Zorora NkomoHOST
6:57
So now, kana ndichida maintenance yacho-
Dez LathamHOST
4:47
Lobengula was crowned King of the Ndebele in 1868 after a short, sharp civil war at the great place called Mhlathlandlela.
Dez LathamHOST
4:55
He had long been tolerant of the Boer and English hunters who showed up at his home, Bulawayo, in Matabeleland, and in 1870 had even granted Sir John Swinburne's London and Limpopo Mining Company the right to search for gold along the Tati River between the Shashe and the Ramakgabane Rivers.
Dez LathamHOST
5:12
The Ndebele king was keeping a sharp eye out on the south across the Limpopo, where the Transvaal Boers were building their republic, as well as to the southwest towards Bechuanaland.
Dez LathamHOST
5:21
The British were showing a great deal of interest in Southern African states, moving inexorably closer to him.

6 MINS LATER

Dez LathamHOST
11:11
Joubert sent him north to negotiate a possible treaty with Lobengula, who, like other African chiefs of the period, were well-versed in playing the English off against the Boers and vice versa.
Dez LathamHOST
11:21
It was a Zulu tradition by now, and the Ndebele hailed from Zululand after all.
Dez LathamHOST
11:26
Grobler rode off and met Lobengula negotiating a friendship treaty, mutual recognition of each other's independence, as well as the permission of an appointment of a Transvaal consul in Bulawayo.
Dez LathamHOST
11:40
That person would advise Lobengula about Boer hunters and merchants.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:06
Bishop Dr. Collins is an author and also a mega church pastor.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:10
He is the founder and presiding bishop of Harvesters International Churches, with the headquarters being based in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, overseeing over 800 churches across the continents.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:21
And now let's listen to a message from Bishop Dr. Collins Nyathi.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:25
Be blessed.
Jon GerickeCORRESPONDENT
2:23
South African women are in action today.
Jon GerickeCORRESPONDENT
2:25
They take on Zimbabwe in Bulawayo.
Jon GerickeCORRESPONDENT
2:27
Starts in an hour's time.
Jon GerickeCORRESPONDENT
2:28
Let's hear from Proteus captain Laura Vulfard.
speaker_3NARRATOR
6:29
No doubt his orders came from so high up that he himself did not know.
speaker_3NARRATOR
6:34
I had seen him only twice before, once when we were both disguised as Zulus at Bulawayo, and once in the interior of China at the time when Pulispantsoff made his secret entry into Tibet concealed in a tea case.
speaker_3NARRATOR
6:48
He was inside the tea case when I saw him.
speaker_3NARRATOR
6:51
So, at least, I was informed by the coolies who carried it.
Rumbi TakawiraHOST
1:35
And this conversation could not be more timely.
Rumbi TakawiraHOST
1:38
In just a few weeks, Zimbabwe's water sector will once again come together, but this time in Bulawayo for the Zimbabwe Water Indaba from the 23rd to the 25th of September, bringing together researchers, policymakers, practitioners and stakeholders to interrogate issues ranging from water security and climate resilience to wash, wastewater, livelihoods and water governance.
Rumbi TakawiraHOST
2:03
hosted by the National University of Science and Technology in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanization and Water Resources Development.
Rumbi TakawiraHOST
2:12
And of course, yours truly, the Conservation Conversation will be there to ensure that you get all the information that you need to know.

27 MINS LATER

Rumbi TakawiraHOST
29:49
This is the Conservation Conversation, the Zimbabwe Water Dialogue.
Rumbi TakawiraHOST
29:53
And as we close today's conversation, the dialogue doesn't stop here.
Rumbi TakawiraHOST
29:58
The conversation now moves to Bulawayo, where the Zimbabwe Water Indaba takes place from the 23rd to the 25th of September.
Rumbi TakawiraHOST
30:05
Importantly, the Indaba will also provide an opportunity to connect the water conversation with the Joint Sector Review under the Ministry of Agriculture Mechanization and Water Resources Development.
Nota BaloyiHOST
12:50
'Cause there's no celebration of it, Mzilikazi Day.
Nota BaloyiHOST
12:52
You know, the people of Bulawayo were celebrating Mzilikazi Day.
Nota BaloyiHOST
12:56
They even had a visit, I think, from even a lot of royalty from the Southern African continent.
Nota BaloyiHOST
13:03
Yeah.
Nota BaloyiHOST
16:01
You know, uh, I just think that, uh, that needs a spotlight.
Nota BaloyiHOST
16:04
Mm.
Nota BaloyiHOST
16:06
Um, and we need to see some more, you know, from Bulawayo and the surrounds.
Nota BaloyiHOST
16:12
You know, people need to be proud of their history and their heritage.
Nyasha MichelleHOST
2:33
Check it out.
Munya ChawawaGUEST
2:34
And then what's it called? I went to Bulawayo only once, so I can't remember much about that.
Munya ChawawaGUEST
2:41
But yeah, most of my life was in Harare.
Munya ChawawaGUEST
2:44
So when did you come to the UK? Okay, sorry.

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