Dr. Mathole Motshekga speaks to David Mashabela about the African origins of Jesus and Moses, critiques historical misrepresentations, and emphasizes the importance of reclaiming African heritage and identity.

[00:00] Jesus was believed to be a black man born of a black woman, challenging traditional narratives of his origins.
Jesus was described as a black man born of a black woman.
The idea that Mary was impregnated by the spirit of God was questioned.
The story of creation in the Bible was compared to the story of Adam's physical creation.
There was a philosophy of reincarnation discussed, where people can be reborn as children.
The speaker mentioned a place called Napta near the Nuba mountains in Sudan, linked to ancient Ethiopia.}

[21:53] Jesus was described as a black man born of a black woman, challenging traditional beliefs Mary Magdalene was described as black according to French records
Romans enforced their beliefs and controlled the narrative by revising religious texts
Africans were forced to migrate due to attacks and struggles for survival
European explorers used African maps to discover new territories
Education by foreigners led to the internalization of false truths and the rewriting of history

[43:50 Discussion on identity and historical influence in South Africa Reflecting on the labelling of black South Africans
Addressing the impact of European settlers in South Africa
Highlighting the historical conquests in North Africa
Contrasting global political interests with local issues

[01:05:44] Ancient history of Southern Africa and the mistreatment of the Kisan people
Southern Africa is considered the most ancient part of the world
Kisan people faced derogatory names and mistreatment
Mistreatment led to the creation of the coloured population
Respect for Kisan people as ancestors and their importance in African history
Kisan people had advanced astronomy and Divine kingship

[01:27:39]The origin of the Ten Commandments and the influence of African wisdom
Moses, a black man, was raised by an African woman and educated in Egyptian wisdom
The 10 Commandments are derived from 42 negative confessions influenced by African teachings
The spiritual connection between humans and the divine through a ladder of stars
Souls inherit three moral laws from each rung of the ladder of stars
The essence of Bible laws is inherent in individuals without the need for religious texts

[01:49:36] Challenges in implementing political policies in South Africa
Challenges faced by the EFF if they were to govern
Issues with the proper running of municipalities
Criticism of the ANC and the DA's governance in Western Cape
Impact of natural disasters on African communities in townships
Focus on tenders and corruption in government

[02:11:29] Discussion on ancestral lineage and family relationships
Exploring ancestral connections from both paternal and maternal sides
Complexity of family dynamics and traditions among the Zulus
Utilization of marriage alliances for security purposes in history

[02:33:26] Ancient records confirm the origins of civilization in Africa
Archaeology and ancient records confirm
Ethiopians as the authors are saying the Ethiopians are the first of all humanity
Civilization in Ethiopia and Egypt was welladvanced
Atlantis myth perpetuated by European influence
Misrepresentation of African contributions to civilization