By Zulumathabo Zulu © 2015 Dimakatso Discourse – Part 1 Dimakatso Discourse – Part 2 Dimakatso Discourse – Part 3 Dimakatso Discourse – Part 4 Dimakatso Discourse – Part 5 Dimakatso Discourse – Part 6 Dimakatso Discourse – Part 7 Dimakatso Discourse – Part 8 Enter Dimakatso discourse with the creator. She comes… Continue reading Dimakatso Discourse – Part I
By Zulumathabo Zulu © 2015 August is women’s month in South Africa. This day has its roots in more than 20,000 women who marched to the Union Buildings of the then apartheid seat of government of Prime Minister Johannes Gerhardus Strijdom on August 9, 1956. The purpose of the march was to hand in a… Continue reading Celebrating Indomitable Women in August – Part I
By Zulumathabo Zulu © 2015 When they arrive here A white ochre they wear The colour of the moon To sanctify beauty of the moon To show stages of learning Teachings of the ancestors Must permeate To confer healing knowledge To know about them To celebrate philosophical strategy To show their cosmic beginnings When they… Continue reading The Cosmos of Mophatho
By Zulumathabo Zulu © 2015 Haba fihla teng Baapara letsoku le lesweu Mmala wa kgwedi Hohalaletsa botle ba kgwedi Hosupa makgatha a thuto Ditaolo tsa baholo Diya thopothela Horesiela ditaola Hotseba ka bona Hoketeka nahanosene lewa Hosupa qaleho dinaleding Holokoloha ditlamong Haba tloha teng Baapara letsoku le lekgubedu Mmala wa letsatsi Hopaka phetho ya mophato… Continue reading Mahodimo a Mophato
By Zulumathabo Zulu © 2015 In the book The Sacred Knowledge of the Desert: African Philosophical Transcendence and the scholarly paper Basotho Origin of Mathematics, it is reported that the Basotho, like other Africans, trace their genesis to the cosmos. The planet earth is referred to as Lefatshe meaning the subset of the cosmos. This… Continue reading The African Cosmic Knowledge – Part I
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