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N'Kosi Sikeleli Africa. South African National Anthem

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Uploaded by on Aug 9, 2009

The South African National Anthem, N'Kosi Sikeleli Africa.
Paul Simon in concert, South Africa, Zimbabwe

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  • wouldn't that be the South African national anthem, and not the African National Anthem? South Africa is a nation. Africa is a continent.

  • @catkidddotcom.  You'r right.

    thanks

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  • this is so beautiful

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  • @doctorflo78 Actually it is in 5 lanuages: !Xhosa Zulu Sotho Afrikaans and English. This song is not the national anthem, that song is a blend of small parts of this song and Die Stem van Suid-Afrika which until the late nineties was the national anthem(which is where the Afrikaans and English parts mostly come from)

  • I love this... Good bless poeple!! Freedom

  • @catkidddotcom Could it perhaps be meant symbolically?

  • god bless you all from scotland

  • l am a Zambian but this South African National Anthem is very Emotional,,,,Well done its so beautiful...N'KOSI SIKELELI AFRICA!!!

  • actually, this is the ANC anthem which is a cross border anthem. the ZA national anthem is in 3 languages and contains part of this anthem as its opening stanza.

  • @catkidddotcom no not at the time. only became part of the national anthem in 1994

  • thank you for posting this beautiful video! i hope previous comment didn't sound cheeky - i noticed Simon's intro was "African National anthem" and i wondered if this was his blunder - but, while the verse in Sotho speaks of nation, the first part in Zulu and Xhosa is a prayer for all Africa. So it's both, i guess!

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