What is real? What are the metaphysical objects in the domain of reality? Reality matters and it is the sacrosanct principle that lends authenticity to the discourse.
Difference Between Tangible and Intangible Heritage By Mocholoko Dr. Zulumathabo Zulumathabo © 2021 SABC Channel Africa Radio Podcast Below In this segment of our blog posts, I was interviewed by a brilliant young Co-Producer Lucky Tshona (who coproduces with Senior Producer Sidney Phiri) of SABC Channel Africa. The topic was about defining the difference between… Continue reading Difference Between Tangible and Intangible Heritage
Closing the Gap: Can Africa Skip the First, Second,Third Industrial Revolutions and Excel in the Fourth? BIS (Black Scientists and Inventors) Event! From Brother Michael Williams of Black Scientists and Inventors of England announcing tomorrow’s event of Africa’s shining star of technological innovation Professor Tshilidzi Marwala, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Johannesburg in the land… Continue reading Closing The Gap by Professor Tshilidzi Marwala
African Origin of Engineering and Mathematics By Mocholoko Dr. Zulumathabo Zulumathabo © 2021 Listen To Power FM Radio Podcast Below The Preamble If you like the research work that we conduct to produce high quality work like public lectures; scholarly articles and books, please consider supporting our work. You can make a donation of your… Continue reading African Origin of Engineering and Mathematics
Historicity of Zulu Traditional Prime MinisterBy Mocholoko Dr. Zulumathabo Zulumathabo © 2021 SAFM Radio Podcast at End of Article The Preamble Today I was interviewed by the SAFM Radio DJ Patricia Ntuli on the historicity and role of a Zulu Traditional Prime Minister in the light of a raging court battle at Pietermaritzburg High Court… Continue reading Historicity of Zulu Traditional Prime Minister
Tsheresene of DepressionUnderstanding Depression From African Principles of Psychological Science By Mocholoko Dr. Zulumathabo Zulumathabo © 2021 It is estimated by WHO (World Health Organisation) that more than 4% or greater than 300 million people of the World population suffer from depression. Women suffer more depression than men by almost twice as much. This situation… Continue reading Tsheresene of Depression
Tsheresene of Anxiety – Zoom LectureUnderstanding Anxiety From the African Principles of Psychological Science By Mocholoko Dr. Zulumathabo Zulumathabo © 2021 Short Description It is estimated that more than half of Azanians (South Africans) suffer from anxiety and panic worsened by the Covid situation. Anxiety is a mood state that arises in response to a… Continue reading Tsheresene of Anxiety – Zoom Lecture
African Metaphysical Paradigms – Lecture Abstract African Origin of Genesis; Conceptualisation and Research Metascience of Africography By Mocholoko Dr. Zulumathabo Zulumathabo © 2021 The Preamble This lecture is sponsored by the University of South Africa and Oxford University of England, thanks to the great Africanist scholar sister Dr. Nokuthula Hlabangane, Anthropology Professor at Human Sciences… Continue reading African Metaphysical Paradigms – Abstract
Tsheresene: Basotho Origin of Psychological ScienceBy Mocholoko Dr. Zulumathabo Zulu © 2021 SAFM Radio Decolonising Psycholoogy Podcast below Short Description A mental state that negates the orgsanising principles of the triad of (1) the mind; (2) the emotion and (3) the behaviour is referred to by the Basotho ancients as Tshere (evanescence reset of the… Continue reading Tsheresene: Basotho Origin of Psychological Science
Horehella; Seromo le Sedimo – Lesedi FM By Mocholoko Dr. Zulumathabo Zulu © 2021 Balatedi ba ratehang! Mamelang hosane ka Sontaha hoseng ka matjeke ka 5am May 30, 2021 ho Lesedi FM moo re buwang mmoho le sebohudi Matshogo Mahloko wa Lwesedi FM ka mekgwa le meetlo ya horehella mabitso le sedimo sa Basotho. Re… Continue reading Horehella; Seromo le Sedimo – Lesedi FM
Raising a Black BoyResolving a Challenged Socialisation By Mocholoko Dr. Zulumathabo Zulu © 2021 Short Description Raising a Black boy is the hardest form of socialisation particularly in the case of the father absence. This lecture Raising a Black Boy is a sequel to the previous lecture To Parent a Black Child. In this Raising… Continue reading Raising a Black Boy
Zulumathabo on the Internet 2.0 