Caiphus Semenya - Matswale

[LihleLekker]

Waar was jy die tyd my laaities?

[hiersjoukikkie]

Nans,very nice.this is oneof the wise man that we as young people can actually learn a lot from .whenever i listen to this song it just gives me hope in my marriage,that whatever problems one might have can be solved if we put our minds into it and respect and trust each other.

[Mayoza100]

the classic song



[skinkie100]

young and innocent..ngiko Bulawayo esh

[royyj500]

Was in Rusape I think,Young and enjoying life first time on my own as an adult.

[Mdawini69]

Where were u ?????????????????????? 

[rohn168]

ga ke itse leina la yone mare e na le mafoko a" sponke ponkela'' any1 knwn th song and the artist?.

[rohn168]

ga ke itse leina la yone mare e na le mafoko a" sponke ponkela'' any1 knwn th song and the artist?

[SuperOlost]

CLASSIC!! i have loys of respect for this man

[makhoaim]

this is nice ......I usssuuuaaaalllllly listen to this.

[dzakudzaku]

@ Fresh thnx, wl try nd do that but eish l'll have to broaden my search coz these legends are hard to come by these days ( Stimela, Sipho hotsticks Mabuse, Sankomota, Pet Shange etc) you know thiz SA golden oldies are so good and very good i mean!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!

[dzakudzaku]

m looking for this man's muzik like craz, can anyone please help m dying for his muzik

[FreshJHB]

@dzakudzaku I think you can try Jazz misuc stores, or ask Radio 2000 for adise, they always play this kinda music

. I just want this video.

[kachaso]

@dzakudzaku i got mine from amazon .com the album called from streams to rivers by caiphus semenya.

[FreshJHB]

Does anyone know where I can find the video for this song? It is beautiful and has glow connie Ferguson

[katleho1]

Long Live Mzansi!!!!!!!!!

[tonnired]

I don't understand anything he's saying but I love the music!

[tonnired]

I don't understand anything he's saying but I love the music!

[heykaybee3]

Oh, this song! Brings back so many childhood memories for me - most of them nondescript, but memories nonetheless.

[sibona13]

I love this man, I am looking for his song Ziph' nkomo, on itunes I could only find Hugh Masekela's instrumental version. Any help is most appreciated

[misspee1000]

This song reminds me of my mom....It's her ever favourite!

[tenditino]

my fav song of all time

[misspee1000]

Oh! this song is my mom's all time favourite. Everytime I here it, it makes me wanna take a drive to the rurals to see her,

[Nombuful]

My aunte has the disc where his feturing his lovely wife mme Letta Mbuli oh what a nice old couple

[lebengm]

oh hhe, lezo zikhathi, maye kwakumnandi nje, kazi kwanzakalani ku mculo wama South African

[stimela03]

screw these western countries ,lm home sick

[Gandanga]

Iyo yo yo yo, mutsi waka wathubeha.

Thusang bo

[hulumende]

hash,kuyabongekaBIDYBI

[boitumelo08]

havent heard this song in ages, thanks 4 uploading

[cleff01]

cant understand a word, but i understand & love the music!

[Makoya247]

Send me your e-mail, will see if I cant interpret it for you. I don't promise to do it over night though, it really will depend on my schedule. But I promise to do it for you...He is a legend in the making, a very humble man trust me.

[mny01001]

Mematswale his mother-in-law. He's begging her to talk to her daughter because his marriage is falling apart. "People quarrell and fight, but then they eventually forgive each other"(2:30-2:39) Chorus says "yo yo yo yo, my marriage is in trouble/ is falling part"

[jahnteher]

semenya your were and still are the best!

[sonyane]

Apparently the Rotse or Lozi of western Zambia also refer to a Star as Naledi. Though their spelling of the word is different. It is spelt Naleli while Dikomo is spelt Likomu and Lerato is spelt Lilato. Interesting is'nt it?

[babythandi]

They do have a tribe in Zambia that speakes a language similar to sotho, in lesotho they spell naledi-naleli as well interesting isn't it?.

[kahuru]

Sebetwane ... fled South Africa during the Mfecane and settled in the present day Lozi land this was back in 1822, those people were Tswana speakers, but of course along the way the language diluted because of an assimilation of tribes along that journey that took over 10 years to flee from the wrath of the emperor Shaka Zulu ...

[0626jmlm]

Most of these languages in Southern Africa fall under the Bantu tribe, which is why they are similar. Luganda and others from the other side of Africa fall under the same category...

[nubainchic]

south african old school damn jam...man what else can i say!i miss those sunday sessions

[SBNEWS]

Man this makes me wanna jump i miss africa wow, how did we manage to fuckup our great land this way.

[lusisizwe]

First of all thanks to the person who has posted this video...BIG UPS!!!...Iwas so you when I heard this song I had not yet even started school...but I remeber my parents and friends use to play it while they were entertainig themselves...I still love it to this day...Just wated to find out if anyone has the song by Caiphus song name is: woman got a right to be...please post it if you have anyone!!!!

[SongwiqiBella]

Nice Song! Thanks for sharing

[naledi2]

I'm so glad my friend posted this, totally forgot this song!And it makes me proud to be named what i am, as annoying as having to spell it/correct it to everyone in Britain!!(just when i was thinking of using my Englishname)

[vanhuvakuru]

Man this makes me want to cry. It takes me way way back. Man o man.

[humanforotherhumans]

HUISTOE

[bertista3000]

This reminds me so much of my mom and home!

[lusisizwe]

I know what you mean

[KingstonLondoner]

Iyoo iyo yo yoo.. motse waka wa thubegaaaaaaaaa!

[slickyaka824]

this is da tune, reminds of home....iyo iyoo yoo yooooo

[chimanikire]

wow... cool

[KETSO21]

old skool- rock caiphus u a the best

[chimanikire]

wow i miss home those days..;

[kachaso]

tou just dont know what sweet memories you brought.i cant understand the languag but this takes me back to the days when gran ma from dobsonville came to live with us during the liberation strugle.viva zambia

[browndelight05]

hey beeen looking for this one for a while...aish takes me home.thanks for posting..do u have the angelina track?

[speedenia]

okay the best part of this song m=is most defoz around 4:44...in zimbabwe we say song ya chinja gear...song has changed gear lol!!

[pgurupira]

lol.... i totally feel you on that

[pgurupira]

lol...

[awe356]

what a song.i love this song the are other two songs i love from Caiphus is just they are not featured here.you rock Caiphus you rock.

[pgurupira]

if im ever blessed with having a daughter,, she will be naledi too....

[pgurupira]

im screaming and cring at the same time.... omg..... i grew up to this..... im home sick and nostalgic now.....i just repeared this 10 times

[moyoss]

I used to listen to this track back in the day tiri kuHre paRadio 2. Matswale is the Tswana name for mother in-law a.k.a ambuya. It bring bank the memories when Zim was still ok. When we used to buy a coke for 35cents, when local busfare was 20cents and the days when " buy 3 sweets and get one for free was still available" aka mbasera. God will see Zim thru again.

[Nolubabalondevu]

Indeed He will. Keep the hope alive shamwari.

[614018]

Zim will never die hama yangu, tichadzokera!

[Gandanga]

Eiiish!!!

[majimbos1983]

When I was kid I loved this song soo much and I vowed that If I ever get a daughter I am going to name her Naledi. I now have my Naledi she's five half Dutch half South African and the most beautiful child.Dreams do come true.

[zami22]

I have always loved the name Naledi, may u please tell me what it means

[majimbos1983]

It simply means STAR!!!!!!!in 3 out of many South African languages (Pedi , Tswana , Sotho).....

[naledimoss]

it means star!

I love

[zami22]

Thanks Naledi ( I take it thats your name as well),

Cheers

[metsubish]

Waooooooo, what a amazing song, it rocks,,,,halallaaaaaaaaaaa

[zembeto]

good memories