Ahaaaa my ribs😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂ndatwenzeeee 🙈the boy made my day❤️to cut the long story short :She said nothing 🤷🏼♀️😂😂😂😂😂the whole video it’s a comedy especially if you understand the language and listen to what those guys were saying background 🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️ ✌🏾from 🇧🇮
Great vlog Miss Josey !!!! Please be careful !!!! You are in my daily prayers !!!! Always praying for your safety !!!! It is a very tough life they live. Much respect for those hard working women !!!!
Thank you for showing us the daily life of the local community I'm from GHANA 🇬🇭 so it's good to know that on the continent of Africa tradition continues the view is priceless I was cracking stones at 15yrs old 💚💚✌💯
Thank you Josey for posting ..it gives me something more to pray about and even try to donate ,if you ever have the chance please post some info on how to send funds ❤️🙏🏿...and those meatballs are nice and fresh red lol 😆
I did not hear if you said why they move those Rocks. It is very difficult to translate different languages when you don't know them. But I'm always impressed by so many people speaking even a little English there. Thank You Miss Josey.
Thank you so very much for sharing your experience with us...you are a good person, may God continue to bless you and keep you safe while you do your work.
Miss josey thanks for showing us different parts of Africa wow those women and girls and boys are strong and hard working how they do it it’s amazing 🙏
Unfortunately, Josey, Google translation is not enabled in this video, so I couldn't follow it Perhaps you can allow automatic translation so that we can understand the blog
your interpreter must get a medal for that 'she's saying nothing'.... Josey, you are the best.....your patience, wit, humour, disarming smile, hearty laughter and willpower carry you through treacherous terrains you travel. I wish you luck as you go around the world to bring us top content... .. Personally, I learn a lot from you videos..❤🧡🌹
Burundi beutifull people and great country.Miss Josey your content is on another level, I heard about you from African Tigress. I am a Luhya from Western Kenya and our language is similar to many Uganda bantu tribes, I hear a lot things you say in your luanguage, I do understand some words in Kirundi. I heard you say to a kid 'reka kwiruka" it means stop running way in Luhya
Well done Josey, it's nice to see this kind of journey documenting around Africa and see how people are doing, can you imagine these people are the back bone of the country infrastructure, at the beginning we saw small childrens and womens were breaking those stones into small pieces, then later we saw where the stone came from, wow long way to walk and very dangerous landscape. Those stones later will be the foundation of someones home or other type of buildings or road work flow, i worried for those small children's doing this kind of work, specially it worried me so much when i saw that young lady carrying small baby while working on that danger place: ruclips.net/video/aK-o6SvVhTI/видео.html i hope their life condition will get better sooner and a bright change will come to them sooner. Keep up and please Josey eat more plant based food alternative, it's healthier and more secured way of not getting diseases through the animals flesh, all the known diseases are based through the animal flesh, be careful what you eat, i jumped over the meat ball part because i eat only plants
Thank you Miss J for another incredible journey. Not sure if we got the full story on the work site but the men might be supervising and control the women and kid traffic and clearly in charge of public relations ie “she said nothing” don’t worry about it. Your guide wasn’t crazy on getting his feet wet ( I have to see my wife and kids…) but subtext “don’t want to leave you roaming around talking to these women without a chaperone” very interesting. The river itself looks like it’s drying up and wonder what all these souls will do when it finally goes. Stay safe as always xx
Vocé é uma pessóa muito especial educada inteligente e muito estovrrtida sáo pessóas amadas por Deus pois ten muita capacidade espiiritual por isto Deus ye ama muito e vocé se torna muito mais especial muito suscesso na sua vida amo o povo da africa
Inflation in North America is terrible because people refuse to take jobs if their not paid enough. It breaks my heart to see people struggle like this, but they all seem to be doing OK. I just wish no one had to struggle this hard to survive. Thank you for sharing Josey
Oh Miss Josey, Miss Josey. You certainly do give me great cause for concern - the 'heart-in-mouth' kind! Might I suggest you try and engage the services of a local guide as much as possible on your travels and escapades? I appreciate and love your derring-do, and I know you have an affable spirit, but please please please be extra vigilante on these trips to foreign lands.As usual, it's all love 💕❤️.
Mis Josey thanks again for another great video, I am big fan of yours and appreciate the work you are doing! In this particular video i felt you somehow ignored the fact that this guy was making tremendous effort to make himself understood, like when he said “ do you have your mother ” i felt so uncomfortable that you made him repeat again snd again, I felt like YOU coming from Uganda you should have immediately understood what he meant. There are so many similarities between all those great lakes region countries!
From this video it was very heart touching and so much that i read in the bible and now i see on this video i can comprehend so much and the reason why things were like they were it touch my heart in so many ways than one. And not only that but also to see how abuse effects us the same. OUR MEN HERE IN THE UNITED ISN'T TO MUCH NO DIFFERENT FROM THEIR MEN THERE. AND how we take so much for granted here in the united states WE IN THE UNITED STATES WASTES SO MUCH TO WHERE THESE PEOPLE HERE DON'T HAVE NOTHING AND I MEAN NOTHING. AND ITS THE SIMPLE BASIC THINGS THEY NEED THAT WE CAN GO AND BY AT THE STORES TO KEEP UP OUR HYGIENE TO WHERE IS PEOPLE TAKE FOR GRANTED CONSTANTLY COMPLAINING AND UNGRATEFUL START THANKING GOD FOR WHAT YOU HAVE BECAUSE TRULY YOU COULD NOT HAVE HAD WHAT YOU HAD ALWAYS REMEMBER SOMEONE IS ALWAYS DOING MUCH LESS THAN YOU. THESE PEOPLE DON'T HAVE ANYTHING AND GOD KNOWS WHY. I HAVE COMPASSION FOR THESE PEOPLE HEART FELT COMPASSION.
You looked over that first edge and my toes curled up lol I am curious what they used the rocks for, I assume it ends up being used in construction. Crazy how they can carry that much weight on their heads and walk around like that though, I would have dropped it a hundred times getting up that hill
Heartbreaking seeing all those children working so hard. Children should be in school. It's quite sad to see the children exploited like that. I understand the reality of such abject poverty, but it's still heartbreaking to see.
Bonjour je m'appelle Cynthia comments tu ta appellee tu. Mother is watching you and I want to give you an invite to Ghana Accra Kotoka International Airport 🇬🇭 Africa . Ghana the gate way to Africa. Bob Marley also said Africa unite We also have UOA that is union of Africa summit. I will therefore call its a blessed written Episode of the purpose of God.thanks Cynthia LOVE ❤
They got independence from Belgium but their leaders caused the problems they are facing today because of power tussle, France got nothing to do with Burundi, they colonised by German and Belgium
The translator just reminded me of the UAE's none English speakers who can happily say that "me also you" to mean something close to "likewise." Their hustle is real hard work in the stone site
I have so many questions. What river is this? Why is the River so low?, looks like it used to have more water. Is there a drought? or is there a dam up river? How do they learn English? Do they have schools? I read someone’s comments that these rocks are for building. Why do they have children doing this Labor by hand? Can’t they get some machines? Why are the children working like this? How much do they get paid? Is it enough for a decent living? Is it a fair wage? Beautiful video. The people seem very friendly.
Hello dear.i read all your questions and what you have to know is that our country is blessed by God through many talents.the government built that bridge in order to facilitate the community .as you see they are childrens who cross it in order to go school. So come to our beautiful country you will learn more. Physically we are poor but in our heart we are rich
How many hours do they work carrying these stones? This must be exhausting to do this kind of work all day long. And what about your precious pedicure in these harsh conditions? XD
@@muhanuzimark3189 it is and it isn’t. At first my husband and I were wondering the same silly thing, but then it became obvious that it’s for construction. Why would we initially be confused about this? Because we are idiots? Perhaps 🤔. But I think the reason we were both confused was ignorance and naïveté. We could not fathom that little children and women with babies would have to do such brutal labor for construction materials. In our country there are well enforced laws against child labor and we have had machines for a very long time used to procure building materials from quarries. It’s still very hard labor and underpaid, etc, but there are no children or babies on these sites, and they would have things like hard hats and safety equipment. Besides being cruel, it also almost seems absurd to see children break rocks for money. How can that be efficient?
When we think life gets hard its good to see how others live and survive. Thanks for posting.
I really appreciate that guy trying hard to practice his English 🙂
Blessings to the hard working African people
I love adventures through your lenses
I will never complain about my job again .
Ahaaaa my ribs😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂ndatwenzeeee 🙈the boy made my day❤️to cut the long story short :She said nothing 🤷🏼♀️😂😂😂😂😂the whole video it’s a comedy especially if you understand the language and listen to what those guys were saying background 🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️
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Great vlog Miss Josey !!!! Please be careful !!!! You are in my daily prayers !!!! Always praying for your safety !!!!
It is a very tough life they live. Much respect for those hard working women !!!!
Everything there looks so beautiful. It's awesome seeing so many different places through your videos
I'm so glad I found Your Channel. You're now My favorite RUclipsr. I Love that You actually try to interview the people.
Thank you for sharing. I'm sadden to see my people struggle! We are a mighty people!!
It was so funny when the guy wanted to translate and just said: she said nothing…
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😅😅
😂😂😂😂
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Lmao
Much respect for these hardworking women and men. Not easy this life.
ARE YOU SERIOUS THIS IS WHAT YOU GOT TO SAY MY GOD!!!.
@@oliviamitchell4099 what is wrong with that?
The poor mind set of past leaders messed out our country to date ,but we should learn from the past mistakes ( ethnic differences and tribalism)
Love and respect to you miss Josey and all the hard working African people. From Brian in Ireland.
Such a rich continent. The exploitation kills me.
Life is such a struggle for some persons but their shy smiles light up the day. I see such humility. May God change their situations in Jesus name.
Thank you for showing us the daily life of the local community I'm from GHANA 🇬🇭 so it's good to know that on the continent of Africa tradition continues the view is priceless I was cracking stones at 15yrs old 💚💚✌💯
Thank you Josey for posting ..it gives me something more to pray about and even try to donate ,if you ever have the chance please post some info on how to send funds ❤️🙏🏿...and those meatballs are nice and fresh red lol 😆
Please Miss Josey, I pray for your safety, ure a brave lady. God is on your side.
Great video it's really interesting to see how others live and just what all Americans take for granted.
I love the guy that was always ' going ' but was never gone !!😊🤭
Much respect to the working women and children, what a slog !!
I did not hear if you said why they move those Rocks. It is very difficult to translate different languages when you don't know them. But I'm always impressed by so many people speaking even a little English there. Thank You Miss Josey.
proud of the man is not pretending but is better than all of us for he knows french, Native langiuage and at the same time English
That's hard work for little money..but the african spirit is strong in the beautiful continent of Africa...cool video
Thank you so very much for sharing your experience with us...you are a good person, may God continue to bless you and keep you safe while you do your work.
Lol 😂 that guy that said he understand English really funny, nice content Miss Josey 😘
Just another great bunch of beautiful hard working Africans!
Miss josey thanks for showing us different parts of Africa wow those women and girls and boys are strong and hard working how they do it it’s amazing 🙏
The struggle is real
Unfortunately, Josey, Google translation is not enabled in this video, so I couldn't follow it
Perhaps you can allow automatic translation so that we can understand the blog
your interpreter must get a medal for that 'she's saying nothing'....
Josey, you are the best.....your patience, wit, humour, disarming smile, hearty laughter and willpower carry you through treacherous terrains you travel. I wish you luck as you go around the world to bring us top content... .. Personally, I learn a lot from you videos..❤🧡🌹
Burundi beutifull people and great country.Miss Josey your content is on another level, I heard about you from African Tigress. I am a Luhya from Western Kenya and our language is similar to many Uganda bantu tribes, I hear a lot things you say in your luanguage, I do understand some words in Kirundi. I heard you say to a kid 'reka kwiruka" it means stop running way in Luhya
Well done Josey, it's nice to see this kind of journey documenting around Africa and see how people are doing, can you imagine these people are the back bone of the country infrastructure, at the beginning we saw small childrens and womens were breaking those stones into small pieces, then later we saw where the stone came from, wow long way to walk and very dangerous landscape. Those stones later will be the foundation of someones home or other type of buildings or road work flow, i worried for those small children's doing this kind of work, specially it worried me so much when i saw that young lady carrying small baby while working on that danger place: ruclips.net/video/aK-o6SvVhTI/видео.html i hope their life condition will get better sooner and a bright change will come to them sooner. Keep up and please Josey eat more plant based food alternative, it's healthier and more secured way of not getting diseases through the animals flesh, all the known diseases are based through the animal flesh, be careful what you eat, i jumped over the meat ball part because i eat only plants
Gud work keep exploring great Africa watching u from Holland 🇳🇱 💕
miss Josey you are doing a great job. i just subscribed to your channel. God bless you .. i hope someone reaches to the forest people of Burundi
Yayyy!!! I am the first comment. Thank you so much for your videos Josey. I love how inquisitive & informative you are
😘thanks for watching
@@missjosey1148 😍😘
Thank you Miss J for another incredible journey. Not sure if we got the full story on the work site but the men might be supervising and control the women and kid traffic and clearly in charge of public relations ie “she said nothing” don’t worry about it. Your guide wasn’t crazy on getting his feet wet ( I have to see my wife and kids…) but subtext “don’t want to leave you roaming around talking to these women without a chaperone” very interesting. The river itself looks like it’s drying up and wonder what all these souls will do when it finally goes. Stay safe as always xx
Vocé é uma pessóa muito especial educada inteligente e muito estovrrtida sáo pessóas amadas por Deus pois ten muita capacidade espiiritual por isto Deus ye ama muito e vocé se torna muito mais especial muito suscesso na sua vida amo o povo da africa
Woaw, that bridge has helped them alot on their hard working everyday- Life! Thanks for super video, Miss Josey!!
Miss Joyce you’re am amazing woman 👩🏿 that are very rare to find. Nice footage and heartbreaking to see
Oh Josey I like your vlogs, you have a good personality, when you come to Rwanda we can connect
Inflation in North America is terrible because people refuse to take jobs if their not paid enough. It breaks my heart to see people struggle like this, but they all seem to be doing OK. I just wish no one had to struggle this hard to survive. Thank you for sharing Josey
Isn't the reason for inflation in the US the money printing by the Federal Bank during Corona virus pandemic?
Beautful vidio god bless Uganda a África 👍😇🙏💚💛💙🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Hi miss Josey i like your blog watching from Philippines take care always stay safe and God bless..🙏
Oh Miss Josey, Miss Josey. You certainly do give me great cause for concern - the 'heart-in-mouth' kind! Might I suggest you try and engage the services of a local guide as much as possible on your travels and escapades? I appreciate and love your derring-do, and I know you have an affable spirit, but please please please be extra vigilante on these trips to foreign lands.As usual, it's all love 💕❤️.
This is Africa, she is home and okay,
I hate to see this kind of situation it's nothing short of slavery
Mis Josey thanks again for another great video, I am big fan of yours and appreciate the work you are doing!
In this particular video i felt you somehow ignored the fact that this guy was making tremendous effort to make himself understood, like when he said “ do you have your mother ” i felt so uncomfortable that you made him repeat again snd again, I felt like YOU coming from Uganda you should have immediately understood what he meant.
There are so many similarities between all those great lakes region countries!
Thank u to visit my beautiful country jose I think u really enjoyed
Morning madam God bless take care
Thanks Josey! Love you stay safe 👍👍
From this video it was very heart touching and so much that i read in the bible and now i see on this video i can comprehend so much and the reason why things were like they were it touch my heart in so many ways than one. And not only that but also to see how abuse effects us the same. OUR MEN HERE IN THE UNITED ISN'T TO MUCH NO DIFFERENT FROM THEIR MEN THERE. AND how we take so much for granted here in the united states WE IN THE UNITED STATES WASTES SO MUCH TO WHERE THESE PEOPLE HERE DON'T HAVE NOTHING AND I MEAN NOTHING. AND ITS THE SIMPLE BASIC THINGS THEY NEED THAT WE CAN GO AND BY AT THE STORES TO KEEP UP OUR HYGIENE TO WHERE IS PEOPLE TAKE FOR GRANTED CONSTANTLY COMPLAINING AND UNGRATEFUL START THANKING GOD FOR WHAT YOU HAVE BECAUSE TRULY YOU COULD NOT HAVE HAD WHAT YOU HAD ALWAYS REMEMBER SOMEONE IS ALWAYS DOING MUCH LESS THAN YOU. THESE PEOPLE DON'T HAVE ANYTHING AND GOD KNOWS WHY. I HAVE COMPASSION FOR THESE PEOPLE HEART FELT COMPASSION.
Wow , you are a lady and a half, for real I follow you and your truly an inspiration. Started following you since you were in Dubai. Keep on.
Thanks dear😘
Really hard work !! but in the same time lovly smiles ... mmm interesting video ,it transmits energy but also some thoughts...thank you
I Love African people....Miss .please try to come our country ..I Love you..
You looked over that first edge and my toes curled up lol
I am curious what they used the rocks for, I assume it ends up being used in construction. Crazy how they can carry that much weight on their heads and walk around like that though, I would have dropped it a hundred times getting up that hill
the rocks are used for construction
and it can go up to 120 000Fbu about $50 per 3 m³
love the content!
Another interesting video by the beautiful and charming Miss Josey.
Heartbreaking seeing all those children working so hard. Children should be in school. It's quite sad to see the children exploited like that. I understand the reality of such abject poverty, but it's still heartbreaking to see.
Miss josey..hey subtitle!!
Congratulations from Brasil
Sua camisa pode pode lembrar do salmo 23 vr 1 o senhor é o meu pastoŕ e nada .e faltará
Iove this lol. The guy trying his best lol .hope by now he learnt more English
Love your work MJ .
I wanna say something about the vid resolution- but I won't! Lol
Great what you are doing ✌️✌️
She said I’ll come back
I said I’ll come
Village girl “ aye you ain’t gotta bull shit 😂
wow good to see how people living
Este é o povo mais querido pelos seus fáns porqué eles sáo fieis sáo populares sáo amigos e sáo servos do senhor sáo incomparaveis
Good very Good
Bonjour je m'appelle Cynthia comments tu ta appellee tu. Mother is watching you and I want to give you an invite to Ghana Accra Kotoka International Airport 🇬🇭 Africa . Ghana the gate way to Africa. Bob Marley also said Africa unite We also have UOA that is union of Africa summit. I will therefore call its a blessed written Episode of the purpose of God.thanks Cynthia LOVE ❤
How to I talk to josey and donate to this channel??
Im loved if you show the real life
The little girls are so sassy! 😂❤️
France, Oh France what will you stand before the most high and say. I pray these people get the opportunities they need.
They got independence from Belgium but their leaders caused the problems they are facing today because of power tussle, France got nothing to do with Burundi, they colonised by German and Belgium
Enjoying your video sis ❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥
The translator just reminded me of the UAE's none English speakers who can happily say that "me also you" to mean something close to "likewise." Their hustle is real hard work in the stone site
I thought english disturbs me alone 😔she say nothing...this guy is now a celebrity at that village
Josey who is exploiting those hard working ladys and children who should be at school.were are the men ??
The people can pile up the stones to màke a bridge to walk over the river.
Nice video
would someone please tell me what she ment by the what it has gas? the water!
JESUS te aceita
I have so many questions.
What river is this?
Why is the River so low?, looks like it used to have more water. Is there a drought? or is there a dam up river?
How do they learn English? Do they have schools?
I read someone’s comments that these rocks are for building. Why do they have children doing this Labor by hand? Can’t they get some machines?
Why are the children working like this?
How much do they get paid? Is it enough for a decent living? Is it a fair wage?
Beautiful video. The people seem very friendly.
Hello dear.i read all your questions and what you have to know is that our country is blessed by God through many talents.the government built that bridge in order to facilitate the community .as you see they are childrens who cross it in order to go school.
So come to our beautiful country you will learn more.
Physically we are poor but in our heart we are rich
Interesting , what the woman’s are doing
i wonder when will you come to visit Rwanda🙄🙄?
Beautiful people
The video is awesome. What is the purpose used for the rocks they carried?
Construction
Good job
She say noting. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂 but she say somethink🤣
Selam josey Nurgül türk ✌️✌️
Josey what they doin with all them rocks ?!?!
They are sold
@@missjosey1148 Josey What are those rocks used for . the people that buy them, how do they use them ?
@@Hawghuntr building materials
What are these rocks.could you describe it?
That’s crazy 😜 Josey no bridge 🌉
Beautiful
Josey time to learn to ride n buy ur own bike or a car
I like the idea😉
IT'S "UMEZE GUTE ?" NOT UMEJUTE IT'S NOT SPANISH 🤣
How many hours do they work carrying these stones? This must be exhausting to do this kind of work all day long. And what about your precious pedicure in these harsh conditions? XD
😂😂😂😂❤❤❤ she said nothing
Hard working people. Why do they get the rocks ?
Construction
that's a silly question
@@muhanuzimark3189 it is and it isn’t. At first my husband and I were wondering the same silly thing, but then it became obvious that it’s for construction. Why would we initially be confused about this? Because we are idiots? Perhaps 🤔. But I think the reason we were both confused was ignorance and naïveté. We could not fathom that little children and women with babies would have to do such brutal labor for construction materials. In our country there are well enforced laws against child labor and we have had machines for a very long time used to procure building materials from quarries. It’s still very hard labor and underpaid, etc, but there are no children or babies on these sites, and they would have things like hard hats and safety equipment. Besides being cruel, it also almost seems absurd to see children break rocks for money. How can that be efficient?
Please don't listen to that homeboy, Gas is not good for you😅
I hope you are okay.
Thank you for everything you've done for those pple🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
this confirms that Burundi is the poorest country in the world
She say nothing 😂😂😂