I visited Mutare three or four times and in each visit I stayed for 3 to 4 days during 2010-2015 on the invitation of African University at Mutare . People both in the University and city are very friendly. It is paradise on earth .Not only climate is fine but very clean.
I was in Zimbabwe 3 years ago despite the problems the Country have, I understand why the British came there the Climate/Nature is just beautiful similar to California
Mutare is such an awe inspirational marvel….you’ve just rekindled good ole days in the beautiful city as as a young student at Mutare Teacher’s College…life was such a bliss back in the newly independent nation of Zim 🇿🇼💛🧡❤️!
Those dances😅😅 never a dull moment in Mutare. Grew up same way too kutamba ngoma at events 🤣🤣 or dancing at homes where they will be preparing fo new muroora coming to join the family n preparing fo a wedding too.
Yes yes yes! Robert Mugabe Road, from the heart of the City. Descending down there to Fairbridge Park, I can see there Christmas Pass mountain. Another Homeland of mine. Kkkkkkkkk. So dreamy that view.
Really MS.Zim, logically. Many Times ir was by foot that every resident from there chalenged to reach the city center if he/She, had no potencial to go by any vehicle, almost if I remmember could cover One hour and half. Some thing so
The sky, the mountains feels very much like the valley in California. And the city also feels like an old American city with a main street. Would love to visit one day. Looks like its my speed
Wow congratulations Mutare it clears the argument which city was the third largest between Mutare and Gweru . Gweru look out for Beitbridge another border town 😊
It grew in population during the diamond rush and overtook Gweru around 2012. Infrastructure wise Gweru is arguably still ahead. Although most of the industry has shut down, Gweru has more industry and a slightly bigger CBD unlike Mutare that has just one long street.
I went to Penhalonga Primary school and the to Chancellor. Friendliest town in Zimbabwe. I walked from Hre to Gonerazou in 2017 for charity, stayed wherever I could put my tent. Mutare was sooo welcoming and friendly.❤
Blessed to be a Blessing and Harmony Mazai thank you for bringing Zimbabwean cities and towns to our screens. Keep up the good work. I support both channels. The ads are well targeted I watch the entire length. Mrs Zim and Mr Zim.
Born n bred in Mutare .did my primary @chikanga1 my headmaster was J.U Doka..deputised by Mr Dapira.High schl was @St joseph Mtre..I m a real mutarian,proudly Wasu.
The only province which l have never visited in Zim(Manicaland) Mutare looks very beautiful thank you so much for sharing.lts better late than never...
Mutare is truly amazing n breathtaking to see or visit. Surrounded by most beautiful views. I call it our Switzerland in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. It has gotten bigger n still clean. Was happy to see the solar traffic lights. Thanks bro fo this classic
@@enb00025 thank you for saying that, im sick and tired of Africans wanting to compare anything good in Africa to Europe or somewhere else...Africa have her own beautiful.
@@veinsofJourney It was complimentary & that's the way it should be viewed instead of being small minded & sulky. Do know how ridiculous & pathetic you portray yourself. 😏
I live in mutare, the most disappointing thing are the roads, we never used to see dust on them, they always used to paint lines but now they stopped. The roads are buggered, growing up it was an amazing town with a very diverse population, there were many whites, Indians, blacks and coloured people. City council service delivery was on point. But oh well. It's still an amazing place to live. The weather is always mild and the people are amazing. People don't throw litter everywhere, water is clean. You did a great video.
the 2 cities are almost equal. Hence they gained town status the same year(1914) and city status the same yearI(1971). If you look at historical censuses Gweru(Gwelo) overtook Mutare(Umtali) in the 1940s. However in the 2000s Mutare has had higher growth rates and by population is now larger than Gweru. Mutare to Chimanimani 142kmr
Needs some roadmarkings and functioning traffic lights. Recently read about City running out of space for expansion , surely i think they can demolish some old and ugly buildings and build skyscrappers instead. Also build one quality mall just to have pretty much everything in one place, than to travel from ABC to find something one might need.
A website that has information on the different suburbs, their stats and their amentities, would be nice. When I try to look up more info about the neighborhoods all I find is websites advertising homes for sale. Nothing about the neighborhood stats at all.
Yes 1960s, left Zambia in 1973 born Chingola 1954, came to UK, big mistake, can't get hubby on a plane, he retires in five years and we are planning a drive thro Africa then, can't wait!!!!
Last time I was in zims (2 years ago) , my big brother (cousin) who lives there and has done nearly all his adult life, boasted that it was the only city in Zimbabwe where you can drink from the water taps 😄🙈
Mutare has always been the third largest city in terms of geographical extent but in terms of population size, Chitungwiza is the third after Harare and Bulawayo.
@@tendaimaguwu533not true that Mutare has always been the third. Although Mutare recently overtook Gweru in population, officially, Gweru is still the third biggest city. Before the economy collapsed, there is no way Mutare would be bigger than Gweru. There is a real large heavy industrial area in Gweru that you will see even today if you visit the city. Mutare always had light industry, the biggest of which was Mutare board and paper mill. There were several large productive companies in Gweru and the CBD is not just one long street like Mutare. When the economy was still strong, Gweru had the highest per capita industry in the country, even ahead of Bulawayo. Talk of Zimalloys, Zimglass, Bata, Zimcast, Anchor yeast, David Whitehead, Kariba Batteries (PowerCells), all of the headquartered in Gweru.
A clean city like Mutare is my kind of city. Most roads need some road marks though & some roads need to be worked on. Good to see uncle Bob’s road & some names like CABS & Machipisa (or Machipisha in Zambia)
Yes but also remember the economic turmoil the country went through, as we speak 19 June 2021,The IMF revised zimbabwea growth to positive 6%,kikikiki they want to lure zimbabwe to ask for a loan
@@nqobilekhumalo2158 Why do we need IMF?. They were responsible for giving us formulae that never helped Zimbabwe. We should not bother with their loans. We will be chained again and never move forward, as usual.
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I visited Mutare three or four times and in each visit I stayed for 3 to 4 days during 2010-2015 on the invitation of African University at Mutare . People both in the University and city are very friendly. It is paradise on earth .Not only climate is fine but very clean.
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Love you!❤
I was in Zimbabwe 3 years ago despite the problems the Country have, I understand why the British came there the Climate/Nature is just beautiful similar to California
Some Australian towns look like this,thanks for showing the beautiful place
A few street sweeping trucks, new side curbs, topping some roads, and asking business owners to repaint their storefronts. Final grade B+
The city of my birth and my final destination. I love Mutare. Thank you for feeding my hunger.
What a clean City. Its not as small as I imagined. Thank you Mr. Zim
Mutare is such an awe inspirational marvel….you’ve just rekindled good ole days in the beautiful city as as a young student at Mutare Teacher’s College…life was such a bliss back in the newly independent nation of Zim 🇿🇼💛🧡❤️!
M from Harare..I stayed here for 5 good years . This place is beautiful. Smart and the people are friendly...
Those dances😅😅 never a dull moment in Mutare. Grew up same way too kutamba ngoma at events 🤣🤣 or dancing at homes where they will be preparing fo new muroora coming to join the family n preparing fo a wedding too.
Thanks for sharing this. I grew up in Mutare and am slightly disappointed that it hasn't developed that much but it's still beautiful.
Yes yes yes! Robert Mugabe Road, from the heart of the City. Descending down there to Fairbridge Park, I can see there Christmas Pass mountain. Another Homeland of mine. Kkkkkkkkk. So dreamy that view.
You need to plan a holiday there this coming year
Really MS.Zim, logically. Many Times ir was by foot that every resident from there chalenged to reach the city center if he/She, had no potencial to go by any vehicle, almost if I remmember could cover One hour and half. Some thing so
The sky, the mountains feels very much like the valley in California. And the city also feels like an old American city with a main street. Would love to visit one day. Looks like its my speed
Thanks, We love tourists. Where are you watching from?
@@MrZim263 a small town in Northern western Kenya called kabarnet.
@@MrZim263 dustbowl compared to this 😂 but I like it
@@TheTororist oh Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪. Karibu sana to the channel... 🤸🏿♂️🤸🏿♂️🤸🏿♂️🤸🏿♂️
@@MrZim263 From small town just south of Dallas, Texas in the US. I agree with other comments - Mutare is an absolutely beautiful city.
Really it's a beautiful city and. Please more history for it
I remember when I visited the beautiful Eastern City of Mutare some 30 years ago , the mountainous City felt uniquely great.
One of the best videos you've ever posted bro! beautiful city forsure ..and you're right they need to put an international airport!🔥
Couldn't agree more!
I have many fondest memories of this quaint city. Was educated there and sadly left there in the 80's. The people were just the best. Awesome times😊❤
Wow Mutare is beautiful thank you for this I've never been there... Look forward to it now after watching this video keep up the good work man
Wow congratulations Mutare it clears the argument which city was the third largest between Mutare and Gweru . Gweru look out for Beitbridge another border town 😊
It grew in population during the diamond rush and overtook Gweru around 2012. Infrastructure wise Gweru is arguably still ahead. Although most of the industry has shut down, Gweru has more industry and a slightly bigger CBD unlike Mutare that has just one long street.
Am really having a blast watching these Mutare videos n I say 👏👏👏👏☺
Zimbabwe is really beautiful and thanks to you and African Tigress, I have to visit soon
Please do! You will love it!
@@MrZim263
I am weaving my itinerary , will definitely pin you down when I jet in👌🏾
You are very right. Mutare is very clean. Thumbs up to ana wasu, munode smartness. And the tap water is very drinkable.
I went to Penhalonga Primary school and the to Chancellor. Friendliest town in Zimbabwe. I walked from Hre to Gonerazou in 2017 for charity, stayed wherever I could put my tent. Mutare was sooo welcoming and friendly.❤
oh wow, what an awesome experience for a great cause! Mutare is amazing
Watched this on a big screen and it was just amazing😁😁😁😁😁👏👏👏👏will do tht more often going forward
Oh yeah it's quite cinematic on big screen
Thus my city l love it so much l was born and grew up there ❤
I'm From Chipinge Mutate is our capital in Manicaland.i love that city it's very green
Best area in Zimbabwe. lovely. i noticed i subscribed with my ministry channel instead of this one. subscribed now
oohhh thank you!
Blessed to be a Blessing and Harmony Mazai thank you for bringing Zimbabwean cities and towns to our screens. Keep up the good work. I support both channels. The ads are well targeted I watch the entire length. Mrs Zim and Mr Zim.
thankd for mentioning the WATER,seeing my home from afar,,thank you
Born n bred in Mutare .did my primary @chikanga1 my headmaster was J.U Doka..deputised by Mr Dapira.High schl was @St joseph Mtre..I m a real mutarian,proudly Wasu.
The only province which l have never visited in Zim(Manicaland) Mutare looks very beautiful thank you so much for sharing.lts better late than never...
I'm proud of my home city
My city.... good to see some of the developments taking place there... cleaner than the capital wow
Beautiful city
very nice eastern highlands i am planning to shift from chinhoyi to permanently live in Mutare a slice of heaven on earth
clean indeed
This City was supposed to be one of the biggest with amazing morden infrastructure especially after the diamond discovery...
Mutare is truly amazing n breathtaking to see or visit. Surrounded by most beautiful views. I call it our Switzerland in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. It has gotten bigger n still clean. Was happy to see the solar traffic lights. Thanks bro fo this classic
Which other city in Zimbabwe has such a picturesque backdrop of mountains?It's truly a diamond
It’s not “our Switzerland in Zimbabwe”. It’s our Mutare and that’s that, nothing else. Switzerland is not a yardstick for measuring beauty. Thank you
@@enb00025 nothing wrong comparing. Thats yr thinking not mine. Thanx.
@@enb00025 thank you for saying that, im sick and tired of Africans wanting to compare anything good in Africa to Europe or somewhere else...Africa have her own beautiful.
@@veinsofJourney It was complimentary & that's the way it should be viewed instead of being small minded & sulky. Do know how ridiculous & pathetic you portray yourself. 😏
Great video. Love Mutare
Mutare is beautiful
It's a beautiful place I would like to visit one day.
You will a have a jolly good time.
My home city thankyou 💕 💙
Beautiful City my hometown 😍
It really is!
Went to school in the Vumba in 1955. Can't congratulate the "brothers" enough for their work at what eventually became The Elim Mission....
Did you spend any time in Bulawayo? Your surname rings a bell.
@@whitelion6086 5 years in Essexvale.
Beautiful indeed
I live in mutare, the most disappointing thing are the roads, we never used to see dust on them, they always used to paint lines but now they stopped. The roads are buggered, growing up it was an amazing town with a very diverse population, there were many whites, Indians, blacks and coloured people. City council service delivery was on point. But oh well. It's still an amazing place to live. The weather is always mild and the people are amazing. People don't throw litter everywhere, water is clean. You did a great video.
Thanks 😊, the hey days are coming back
Thank you for the video!
my pleasure!😀
Beautiful city of Mutare😍
,tisu anhu acho ekweyo kumakomoyo
40 years So much change wow
You are right the city is spotless. Need to improve the roads though. All in all a beautiful city!
it needs an international airport aswell
Please take us to Green side too and then drive to BVumba from Mutare City
Will do on the next visit
Mutare deserves 3rd its larger than gweru and of course surrounded by mountains, l wonder how far it is from chimanimani
the 2 cities are almost equal. Hence they gained town status the same year(1914) and city status the same yearI(1971). If you look at historical censuses Gweru(Gwelo) overtook Mutare(Umtali) in the 1940s. However in the 2000s Mutare has had higher growth rates and by population is now larger than Gweru.
Mutare to Chimanimani 142kmr
Truely! Imagine... My city in Zimbabwe, I lived in Fairbridge Park, Burns Avenue. (Saudades)! Kkkkkkkkk
Is the Wise Owl Motel still going? Stayed there several times as a child.
me too Fitz
@@WicklowOnline I think we may have met before...but I do not recognise you from your RUclips name!
I want to visit mutare tomorrow. What are the precautions should I take to come through Mozambique border
The Eastern Highlands is amazing
Zimbabwe 🇿🇼🇿🇼
Needs some roadmarkings and functioning traffic lights. Recently read about City running out of space for expansion , surely i think they can demolish some old and ugly buildings and build skyscrappers instead. Also build one quality mall just to have pretty much everything in one place, than to travel from ABC to find something one might need.
A website that has information on the different suburbs, their stats and their amentities, would be nice. When I try to look up more info about the neighborhoods all I find is websites advertising homes for sale. Nothing about the neighborhood stats at all.
The town was called Umtali! A much nicer name than Mutare. I went to the Convent School. It was very lush and ordained
Was Umtali when I was there
Wow. Long time ago. You should pay a visit
Yes 1960s, left Zambia in 1973 born Chingola 1954, came to UK, big mistake, can't get hubby on a plane, he retires in five years and we are planning a drive thro Africa then, can't wait!!!!
mutare is nice
At some parts (early in the video) it looks like a town called Kabwe in Zambia
welcome back Dzox.. It's been a minute. Can't wait to film Zambian towns
@@MrZim263 can't wait to see the towns through your lenses
awwww l love manicaland,,
I Love Mutare
Wow, this busier than I expected and all flat in the city. Very nice city. Is it not smaller than Gweru?
Waaw Thank u
kumba kwedu
Oh really. Beautiful city
Last time I was in zims (2 years ago) , my big brother (cousin) who lives there and has done nearly all his adult life, boasted that it was the only city in Zimbabwe where you can drink from the water taps 😄🙈
Oh yeah. Their water is the best
I remember it well, I was six, my sister was nine, she ran across the road and her knickers fell down round her ankles 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wakanyanya Mr zim
nie place indeed needs a bit of development though
Mr Zim - a bold statement indeed that Mutare is the most desirable city in Africa...maybe most desirable in Zim. Nonetheless a picturesque place.
Life is about Choices, we all have different opinions
very bold, it provokes people to watch
@@MrZim263 ; Zwe people are good at business lol. People seem to forget that
I thought Gweru is Zimbabwe's 3rd largest city with Mutare 4th or 5th, and there's Masvingo to consider as well.
Mutare has always been the third largest city in terms of geographical extent but in terms of population size, Chitungwiza is the third after Harare and Bulawayo.
@@tendaimaguwu533not true that Mutare has always been the third. Although Mutare recently overtook Gweru in population, officially, Gweru is still the third biggest city. Before the economy collapsed, there is no way Mutare would be bigger than Gweru. There is a real large heavy industrial area in Gweru that you will see even today if you visit the city. Mutare always had light industry, the biggest of which was Mutare board and paper mill. There were several large productive companies in Gweru and the CBD is not just one long street like Mutare. When the economy was still strong, Gweru had the highest per capita industry in the country, even ahead of Bulawayo. Talk of Zimalloys, Zimglass, Bata, Zimcast, Anchor yeast, David Whitehead, Kariba Batteries (PowerCells), all of the headquartered in Gweru.
Herbert chipepo or chitepo????
Only saw way after uploading. Its Chitepo
And Herbert not Hebert lol
did you just passby musha wemachira jani,,,hahahha
Cities in Zimbabwe do not have crosswalks on the streets. Why? It is dangerous for pedestrians!!
ummmm it is the cleanest city really
I just saw some traffic lights that even Harare doesn’t have. I guess the people from city council are actually doing their jobs unlike Harare.
I dont want to lie the council here is competent
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
mhatso yedu mhatso
A clean city like Mutare is my kind of city. Most roads need some road marks though & some roads need to be worked on. Good to see uncle Bob’s road & some names like CABS & Machipisa (or Machipisha in Zambia)
People should know the effect of good roads/paving on real estate. Harmony, is Gweru no longer the third largest/
Yes but also remember the economic turmoil the country went through, as we speak 19 June 2021,The IMF revised zimbabwea growth to positive 6%,kikikiki they want to lure zimbabwe to ask for a loan
@@nqobilekhumalo2158 why would they want to lure us when we owe them so much?
Gweru is 4th though they still claim 3 in their PR videos
@@nqobilekhumalo2158 Why do we need IMF?. They were responsible for giving us formulae that never helped Zimbabwe. We should not bother with their loans. We will be chained again and never move forward, as usual.
@@foxbat473 We don't owe the IMF. We do however owe other lending entities like the World bank
4rth largest after gweru
the cities are basically the same size, Difference is so minimal
govt building