Pull down Three Chiefs monument eyesore.

Given what we now know about the shape of our country's map, that it depicts male sexual organs, it is obvious that our three chiefs who went to England to "ask for protection" from the British Crown in 1895 couldn't have had a hand in drawing the map of our country; the map was drawn by the Anunnaki! Not even Cecil John Rhodes company could have been permitted by the Anunnaki to interfere with the shape of "the Penis". So what exactly are we honoring the three (Barwa) chiefs for?

I say pull down the Three Chiefs Monument erected in front of our august courthouse!

Ku wa - To fall

Someone was watching as the Anunnaki fell from the sky. He/She subsequently called them "Lui", meaning "the faller". The fallers were quite unlike the observer. So rather than refer to the faller as "iye", meaning "him/her", the observer referred to the faller as "ilo", better understood as "it". The word "illui" is correctly written as "i-Lui" meaning "it's the faller". The observer of the Anunnaki falling from the sky was Homo-Naledi. Homo Naledi was a highly evolved ape, though still incapable of speech as we know it today. It was from Homo Naledi that the Anunnaki fashioned us, human beings.

When the Anunnaki fell from the sky, the observer was standing somewhere in the vicinity of Mapungubwe hill. The hill subsequently acquired names related to that event:  "Po", meaning "at the place"; "Shashe", meaning "home of the King". It is from the word "Po" that the country Poland and its people "BaPo", meaning "the Polish people"  got their name. You see, we can understand a lot about the past just by correctly reading (and interpreting) what is written today. For example, the written words "WaYei" and "BaYei", both of which are the name of a tribe in western Botswana/eastern Namibia should be read exactly the same way.  In German (and in Polish) the letter "W" is pronounced rather like the English letter "V", so is the letter "B" in Kalanga (or Russian). In consequence, the capital city of Poland, written "Warsaw" in English, is correctly pronounced "Ba-Sa-Wa" in Kalanga and in Polish, meaning "Those who did not fall". So, the Poles referred to themselves as "Those who did not fall from the sky", to distinguish themselves from the Anunnaki. This was all done at Mapungubwe, aka Po by the descendants of Homo Naledi.

"Naledi" is not a Kalanga language word. It is Sumerian/Sotho/Coptic/Tswana. How did Sumerian language reach Southern Africa, such that places which previously had Kalanga names, now have Tswana (or corrupted Kalanga) names?  Indeed how did Sumerian language reach Sumer? I believe Sumerian was the language of the Igigi, and that it reached Earth via Mars. I also believe Sumerian language can be traced back to its real orgins - the Orion Empire! Recall that the inhabitants of the Orion Empire evolved from a mantis-like insect called a Kherb, read "kgarebe" in Sumerian/Sotho/Tswana. They were also called the SSS people. To me this sounds very much like the Si-Si-Si people. Those familiar with the Tswana song "Si, Si, Si, ..amalalasi...si..amalalasi. Ke tsamaile le malome...amalalasi..si..amalalasi..." will probably "see" the link even to the Anunnaki god Nanar Sin. But I digress.

In the WeekEndPost newspaper of 29 July-04 August 2017, under the column "this Earth, my brother", Benson C Saili writes:

"...The Sumerians referred to themselves as Ugsaggigga, meaning "The Black Headed People". That way they distinguished themselves from people they called the Dingir, or the "Righteous Ones Of The Rockets"...

I submit that "Ugsaggigga" actually meant "Those who are not the Igigi". In other words while the "people" at Mapungubwe/Po, who spoke Kalanga, distinguished themselves from the Anunnaki by calling themselves "Ba-Sa-Wa" or "Warsaw", the Sumerians on the other hand simply referred to themselves as "Those who are not the Igigi". It may even be possible that the "Sumerian tablets" were written on Mars, and subsequently transported to Sumer. The name "Nhibiru" certainly refers to planet Mars. It is a Sumerian/Sotho/Coptic/Tswana word, meaning "The Red One".

Kalanga language on the other hand could be from Sirius, if not a composite language made from Sirius language mono syllables. King Alalu (Ba-Chi-Alalu) may have introduced those mono syllables to Homo Naledi. The religious chant "Aleluya!" is actually the Kalanga phrase "Alalu wouya" meaning "There is (King) Alalu". What is clear is that Kalanga predated Sumerian/Coptic/Sotho/Tswana both at Mapungubwe and in Egypt. What's more the very people who introduced the Sumerian language to Earth, the Igigi, derive their name from Kalanga language. I-gigi unpacks as follows:

I- is the usual "It's..."
Gigi - is the sound made by a heavy person walking (or hurrying) past. Recall that the Igigi were giants whose abnormal growth was caused by extended lengths of time spent in space, guarding among others, earth's orbit.

There are more Sumerian language super-impositions on Kalanga words. The popular Tswana name "Molefe" is a corruption of the Kalanga phrase "Mu li pe (ilo lui)", meaning "Feed the faller" i.e. with sh!t, of course.