A lesson on South African history from President Zuma

Parliament, 19 February 2015 - President Jacob Zuma took the opportunity to clarify his, now infamous, statement about Jan van Riebeeck to give the the country a lesson on South African history.

[dewaldtfourie]

I wasn't born in Apartheid I don't understand it. Black people are a blessing from God they have always been very good to me and I to them.

[njongomatole]

Just look how eff members concentrated no more points of orders

[mlulekimkhonzigama]

You'll never hear this from Ramaphosa😢😢😢

[pollenusd]

If you think MR Zuma is not smart you better think twice.

[ZeeSA-nozh]

I still come back to this speech once in a while, this was the best Zuma speech and very educational ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[bonginkosimsimango]

I think this is where the danger was noted.

[leoniea]

You can not discover a country where people are already living

[akababenjamin]

For the first time, Julius Malema is following quietly🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[nkosidaperf]

The best President we ever had in South Africa. We love you Msholozi, all your enemies will fall before you rest Mr. Pres

[simphiwebuthelezi]

"We did not want to fight, we wanted to be part of government"

[isaacnkosi]

Zuma's voice has more life than Ramaphosa's

[kwakekamdivasi]

So surprised eNCA put this up. Great lesson.

[bonginhlanhlantokozo]

I think it's about time South Africa focuses on the insightful knowledge Jacob Zuma has about the history of South Africa instead of oppressing him with allegations, he remains undefeated!

[thandaspeaks]

This is by far the best Zuma speech in his prime.😍

[ishmaelgumede]

I am still watching this video 2021, Am I alone?

[marywalker]

I was never a Zuma supporter, but I can't find any material fault with his history speech.

[thabomahlaba]

Class is in cession. These are historic facts whether you like the man or not

[sandisohuluhulu]

Why are we being taught about Hittler and all other countries history and leaving behind all this important information?

[elliotemmanuelnogo]

"Others went deep in the continent " meaning we still have our brothers and sisters in these African countries.

[glenmabowa]

This truth hurts, I can't imagine how perpetrators feel