KwaSizabantu (Tell All) – Life in a South African Cult – Experiences from Within
ENGINEER YOUR LIFE – EPISODE 60 – KWASIZABANTU MISSION
Celimpilo Malinga spent her younger years at the infamous KwaSizabantu Mission in the Kwa Zulu-Natal Midlands, South Africa.
The mission has been accused of covering multiple forms of abuse, fostering a culture of spiritual and psychological brainwashing and even ruining peoples lives. But, is it really true, when the mission has multiple skills faculties including agriculture, higher education and creating tangible jobs? Lungelo KM and Celimpilo discuss.
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@erikabornman_author
2 years agoMy eloquent, forgiving sister Celimpilo. What a wonderful conversation, thank you for this. I have such incredible admiration for Celimpilo and for her bravery in standing up and speaking out. As for me, I don’t believe God works in a place that condones abuse and protects abusers – even one child who is harmed is one too many. I grew up there too and strongly believe the entire leadership structure needs to be dismantled. Remove the church from the equation – and spend its millions in reparations for the many victims, as well as uplifting the surrounding community. I’ve never understood how they justify enriching themselves when their very neighbours live in poverty and work for minimum wage. I believe the place has turned into an industry, it needs to stop using religion to further its capitalist goals. I’ll shut up now, but thank you!
@BigUpEntertainment5795
2 years agoHow do I get there to your podcast?
@BigUpEntertainment5795
2 years agoIm from that church please I need to see you guys
@RonnyArmstrong
2 years agoShe talks lot of nonsense.
@ThembiMthethwa-f6g
2 years agoAt times we need to teach ourselves ti be grateful ,in a situation where lot of people that are living there surely there will be discrepancies like any other institutions , they are not Gods
@J1991-u6t
2 years agoAm here for the host such a well mannered young man 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@elfriedaf5069
2 years agoI also have a wonderful experience of KwaSizabantu mission… and there are many, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUKgFtmYXac
@Mzalwane1
2 years agoThis is a good conversation. Thanks to Celimpilo for helping me navigate my reaction to the transitioning of Mfundisi Tegen and dealing with his most visible legacy, KwaSizabantu Mission.
@cebobiyela
2 years agoGod definitely worked KwaSizabantu into existance and God is still in control there. We must always remember that very often God works with imperfect human beings and that is evident even in the bible. It could be that certain individuals in the Mission may have erred BUT it is cruel to categorize the entire KwaSizabantu as an organisation in bad light. There is definitely more good than bad. May you be blessed.
@Rosses24
2 years agoI have a wonderful experience in that place , for many, many years and until now ❤
Solve the problem, the wall between you and God and you will see clearly! God is still working and transforming lives and you busy with nothing!
@eli7742
2 years agoGreat content, Lungelo and excellent insights from your conversations. Might I make a small suggestion, though: could you introduce the subject or issue from the onset and perhaps also let the guests to introduce themselves as things can get a bit murky at the beginning of the interview. Thank you kindly.
@WhatsinterestigToday
2 years agoOk!! I have heard a lot of people speak, on different platforms. Live, virtual, locally and globally but none are as clear and eloquent as this lady. May I humbly request her email address privately, Lungelo?
@Pettyisha
2 years agoThis was a beautiful and well articulated conversation. Celimpilo was such a breath of fresh air. Lungelo is such a good host because he really allowed her talk and gave her the platform to express her ideas while engaging with her. Very nice!
@avakinbhaddie855
2 years agoWell please dont lie because thats not what kwasizabantu mission is . Tell the truth
@asandakhathi
2 years agoI just subscribed. I love your content and growth. May God Bless your journey babe. You're an inspiration to us small youtubers
@Aline6I
2 years agoI went there a few years ago and my spirit was so unsettled 😢.
@nsindiso_m
2 years agoHello, Lungelo, I’ve visited kwaSizabantu during high school and I experienced heaven when I was there, when I saw cult 🤨 but as I listened 😂 I was at ease. That was beautiful, you did a great job, I can’t explain but everything 👏👏👏 wow you’re good 🙌. I’d say you were not biased, you touched all aspects and brought the best out of it in a beautiful and brilliant way. It’s in you, you are good.
@nsindiso_m
2 years agoThank you, Lungelo and Celimpilo. Beautiful conversation and well articulated, it fulfilled its purpose. This was educational too. So well done guys. You both are brilliant.
@thebigdeal6671
2 years agoI like the closing shots , You are giving them their flowers while you acknowledge there may be rotten apples there…Engineer your life
@ancagerber
2 years agoI met this beautiful lady in January this year. Spent time listening to her story. She was such an inspiration to me. May God continue to bless you Celimpilo. Carol
@EngineerYLShow
2 years agoGlad to have you here. Hope you enjoy the insights from Celimpilo’s experience 🙌🏿