Beautiful city. Exactly 💯 my point. I have always said that Zim is beautiful than how Zimbabweans in diaspora describe. Kudos for this! Much Love from 🇰🇪. Am a proud Mukwasha to the Zimbabweans, my wife is from Zim. And we celebrate Shona community as officially a Kenyan community. Viva Afica 🌍
@@MosesMatsepane Majority would say things are a bit tough and they have been hoping for change over the years in vain. But am of the opposite opinion. Zim is great, the people are very educated and hardworking. I believe It's just a matter of time and the giant will roar.
@@dhakomodherooherokoko6037 What do you mean by the term "western media" . even media here in Kenya does not showcase harare. it is not their editorial policy to showcase cities. If you want go tour the place as it is beautiful. So stop with this or that media.
Yes it's beautiful , Zimbabwe as a whole used to have one of the best infrastructure in Africa 25 years ago , before the economic crisis or sanction from the European union & America that crumble the economic of Zimbabwe
You are not alone bro. A lot of people from outside bought into the negative publicity campaign by western media houses and were made to believe that is worst city on earth
thank you so much, greetings too to the people of Tanzania, watched films about Nyerere, oh what a man, what a brother, what a blessing he was for Africa, he faught a good fight
I'm shocked at how beautiful Zimbabwe is.It is clean and looks peaceful. The government should put road lines and signs. May the economy of Zim grow stronger and stronger 🙏.One love from South Africa
Have not been back to Harare in 18 years. It is still an amazing place. Will one day return with my son to view the amazing country and the amazing people of Zimbabwe. Thank you for the tour.
Thank you Zimbabweans for honoring Julius Nyerere, Tanzania had sacrificed a lot for many African countries. But it’s efforts mostly go un appreciated, Proud of Zimbabweans 🇿🇼…
All the major roads in the city are named after African leaders like Samora Machel, Nelson Mandela, Julius Nyerere, Kenneth Kaunda, Kwame Nkrumah etc. Mugabe made his mistakes but one thing for sure he was pro African people and very much against the West sometimes to the detriment of our nation's health overall. We are still paying for it. The African is supposed to know his place and Mugabe and Zimbabwe paid a huge price for reclaiming our land. Make no mistake about it, implementation was haphazard and ridden with corruption but the majority of Zimbabweans were down with the overall stance that the land belongs to we the people
@@tapera86 Nice Tapera. I have always wanted to visit Rwanda sometime to see the transformation. I am here in cold Michigan but plotting ways to come back home or somewhere on the continent. All the best in Kigali.
@@oseitututawiah2109 Amen to that my brother. Lets not forget his first wife who was beloved by all Zimbabweans was from Ghana hence Zimbabweans of q certain age feel a special kinship with Ghanaians
well yeah, i've always heard about that cooling system. how is it unique? live in Harare, passes thru the complex periodically but dont know hw it is unique.
@@obertnyamutsambira9826 The building was designed by Mick Pearce. It is the first building in the world to be cooled by natural means instead of using electrical air conditioning. The building is modelled after termite mounds, an example of biomimicry in architectural design. Cold night air is circulated inside while warm air is pushed out through chimneys, creating a chilled climate inside the building. The protruding stone, covering the exterior not only protect the windows from the sun but also increase the external surface area of the building to improve heat loss to space at night and minimize heat gain by day. Among other awards, Eastgate was awarded a Certificate of Merit by the International Council of Shopping Centres, New York- the first building in Africa to receive such an award. There is so much information on the building that I could not capture here. Hoping to visit Zim soon and also visit Angwa City, another award winning building.
Zimbabwe is a beautiful country. The houses are gorgeous. Visit the villages in Plumtree you will see mansions. The Zimbabwean government is very strict when it comes to housing. They demolish substandard houses. If Zimbabweans unite which is a problem, I tell you Zimbabwe will regain its status as the bread basket of Africa.
@@gibson2675 if we stop blaming Zanu on everything our country will do better. The people who tried to scam the lady are they Zanu? Their actions also contribute to the fall of Zimbabwe. They chase away tourists
How can u be the food basket of Africa again when u ran the white Zimbabwean farmers out the country ? The white farmers were the main reason Zimbabwe was producing somuch food ,because they know how to organize and run comrcial farms .
@@shelbourneking7068 oh pliz Shut up. Its not as if those farmers are the beginning and the end. Zimbambweans were used to subsistence farming ( small scale/ only for family) but with urbanisation this is no longer condusive but a lot of young people are getting into commercial farming and it may take a bit of time and challenges but they will get there
@Mother-earth Relaxing Nature even if it's in poverty we have never begged food from you, gone are those days,. Above all some western countries said that zimbabwe streets will be filled with dead bodies due to covid kindly compare covid deaths or stats of Zimbabwe in relation to the so called first world with state of the art hospitals, those results will show you the other side of zimbabwe
Masgwerasii shangwari, i am learning Zimbabwean language and it is a shame that i used to go o church there every weekend but i cannot even speak a single word from either Shona or Ndebele. This city is so clean wow, much love from Kasane Botswana
This is so nice, western media will not see heaven, the negativity they have fed us about Zimbabwe, jeez!!. i like what you are doing, you inspire me to do more on my Channel.
Thank you forShining light on Zim .we get a lot of negative media reports from western media I'm so glad to see Great Africans like you who choose to focus on positivity.you are one of a kind ,most of the time we are so consumed with tryna pull each other down and always comparing each other but you chose positivity. You are heavenly sent Welcome to the Great Zimbabwe the Great House of Stone The land of Chaminuka,Mzilikazi,Nehanda Enjoy yourself KARIBU
Zimbabwe needs more international exposure.Harare is well built and beautiful .it needs to make more noise to attract tourists and investors.Zimbabweans make more noise like ghanaians are doing.You should be proud of your country.
Tourism is huge in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 we earn US$1.5 -2 billion per annum. Tourism was only affected by Covid19 restrictions. Tourists did not stop coming even when bad press was at its peak
@@nandimzanzi be loving its not only Vic falls, we have Inyanga, Chimani mani, Matopos, Hwange, Kariba, for tourist attractions and some that are not as popular, visit Zimbabwe before you blabber much on a country you don't have knowledge about
we will once the people's president Mr Chamisa becomes the official president now its corruption and abductions everywhere we cant be really proud ..but just after 2023 election you will know Zimbabwe better
Zimbabwe is being stifled by the west for repossession of our land from white minority. Sanctions and Zidera by USA. Otherwise Zimbabwe is like a rose growing through concrete.
We are told here in the U.S. that Zimbabwe is a nation that has imploded financially speaking. It's nice to see that is not the case. Whatever you decide to show us from your travels in Zimbabwe is fine with me.
@Lance Beamon, Your country has built the largest embassy in Africa in this supposed imploded country, must be a good reason for that. Say one thing and do the opposite. Something is not quite connecting.
Its true... but one thing they do not realize is that Zimbabwe has had cushions... it shares a border with South Africa, which ultimately had to give up the visa policy against Zimbabweans because it ddnt make sense to clog their system with a neighboring coutry's applications. Also we have a big diaspora within the commonwealth of nations. Being surrounded by economically stable countries makes it bearable to stay in Zim while trading/working across the region... e.g. A rough estimate says at least 40% of cross-boarder truck drivers in Southern Africa are Zimbabwean. On infrastructure.... we were kinda ahead of many african countries around 2000, and most of it has been frozen in time and still looks good.
The cities are so similar its crazy i have visited both Harare and Nairobi, they are both beautiful but year i do agree nairobi is more conjested and harare has wider streets and probably more newer buildings but it just feels like these cities are twins for real especially when you actually visit them.
I wish one day hopefully Liberia becomes this God willing that said congratulations to you Zimbabwe you are more develope than we thought congratulations and God bless Dr Arikanna thanks sister
The only thing I like about Zimbabwe is that u can't steal something from someone during the day like here in South Africa u can't use yur phone in some places.
That building from 2000 it is so Beautiful. I am a South African and I can not believe Western Media made didn't show us the Beauty of Zimbabwe "Harare". Now seeing this city makes me believe that Zimbabwe it is indeed Beautiful. From me in South Africa 🇿🇦 to My Lovely Brothers and Sisters in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼... I love your Country.
True story. I grew up with many South Africans in Zim back in the 90s both black & white. It’s our duty as Africans to tell our own story & lift each other up.
In the 80s Zim was everything. I'm not even Zimbabwean but I lived there for 5 years as a child when my dad worked at the Uni of Zim. Zimbabwe was the breadbasket of Africa and I hope that one day Zimbabwe will return to what it used to be.
Spare us this ''bread basket of Africa'' white propaganda. Zimbabwe was NEVER a ''bread basket'' of East Africa, never mind 'Africa'. She mostly grew cash crops like tobacco and coffee for export and the proceeds were enjoyed by the minority white landowners. The black peasants were always hungry and poor, and there was no damn bread basket.
@@african-history-fountain Zimbabwe and also South Africa was a huge bread basket for Africa!!!!! They had a awesome agricultural!!! Matter of fact agriculture was 60 percent of the economy. Why would you say this white propaganda? Watching this video and the new government I’m happy to see Zimbabwe is improving.
Nice one. On my first visit to Harare I was so surprised to find such a beautiful modern city. It actually reminded me of Joburg the architecture especially in the city However the suburbs look like Kenyan suburbs Muthaiga Karen with very lush green and nice houses. The one thing that I also enjoyed was that Zimbabweans are also very highly educated and they have beautiful music from the popula unfortunately late Oliver Mtukudzi
@Mother-earth Relaxing Nature not really,come to Naii you ii be shocked! I still believe no Zimbabwean is homeless,infact that country is one of the most civilized on African continent!
Hi gal blessing to you always doing a good job for Africa. Stay strong and take care of yourself much love mungu na wewe dada .Harare looks good even with the sanctions.
Impressive video and thanks for adding my beautiful hometown, Harare to your footprint. Nairobi feels like my other home and it feels good to have a Kenyan sis visiting us. Enjoy Zim, it has a lot to offer
There is no sugar coating the economy of Zim. The situation is bad. The people of Zimbabwe are largely reliant on the South African economy. There seems to be no political will to get the economy of Zimbabwe from the darkness.
I am impressed. What we hear is 'Zimbabwe is a very backward and life is bad'. The west paint Zimbabwe to be useless but from this video ZImbabwe is beautiful. I wish I could visit this beautiful country.
You know what, a lot of people believe the same because CNN, BBC told them so. I once visited a certain country in the Eastern part of the African continent (I wont mention the country by name here) and the people there told me how backward Zimbabwe was. There were my hosts so I couldn't tell them that their capital city was not even as organised and developed as our third city Gweru. They seemed to derive a lot of pleasure in their misinformed beliefs so I did want to spoil their joy. I told them when people are talking about how bad things had become in Zim, Zim was being measured by its higher standards of the 90's, and not compared to other countries. The level of development in Zim , I told them were still higher than those in most in other parts of the world, even when the situation was at its worst around 2008.
@@Mo-yd8xc I pray that I get the chance to visit Zimbabwe. It has been an eye opener. Africa is beautiful though the western powers paint Africa as backward, full of robbers. No peace. One cannot travel alone etc etc. Africa is beautiful. Zimbabwe is totally different from what the wazungu say. May Africa as a whole prosper. God bless us all.
@@saidrashidrashid2488 buy a ticket. You just described South Africa. Try to walk n Johannesburg with your iPhone in your hand. You'll be out a hand and a phone.
The other thing I liked about Zim is that they speak S.A national languages as well for example Xhosa, Sotho, Zulu (but they call it Ndebele in Zim), Tswana, Venda, Tsonga and English. 80%of South African languages are also spoken in Zim🇿🇦❤🇿🇼
Point of correction. We share some languages as opposed to speaking SA languages, remember the people were spread out over the region. Ndebele or specifically northern ndebele is as branch of zulu. Google mfecane if you want to know why
@@quintonkhumalo3239 Its not an extension of the zulu Kingdom per say. They didnt break out to form a zulu branch in Zimbabwe. Same origins, culture and traditions but different tribe due to changes that happened over time. It is over a hundred years ago
I understand what you're saying, but they are still Zulus because Mzilikazi was Zulu. It's just like the Zulu spoken in KZN and the one in Johannesburg it's also kinda of different because of Geographical areas and the fact that they have taken in Sotho and Pedi words because they are surrounded by those tribes , but at the end of the day they are Zulus. Same applies to Zim Ndebeles they are just Zulus because when they left KZN they were Zulus so they are still Zulus even now
Damn Harare is beautiful.There is a lot of similarity with Nairobi in terms of structural designs.I like the fact that crime rate is low.Africa to the world.Love from Kenya.
Neat, very clean, very well organized. Notice how wide and well done the walkways, sidewalks, plazas & roads are. Zimbabwe infrastructure looks to be accessible for people with disabilities and that's a big deal. It shows thoughtfulness and good engineering.
Erica, that’s right. Was in Harare for a few months. I was quite impressed. Lovely city and well planned and clean on the whole. Like every big city there’s always aspects and parts that need improvement.
Well I was born in America although my dad's family originated from somewhere in Africa I just don't know where exactly I don't have enough information and I don't speak to my dad. I feel connected to the continent deep in my bones I feel it! When I do some more digging I'll find out the truth. Just because we were born in America doesn't mean we're comfortable or feel at home. I feel very lost lonely and like I don't belong here...maybe one day I'll find my true people!😔
Thank you African Tigress and Mr Mazwai doing good for my country. Zimbabwe is full of surprises a lot of places to go and showcase. My teapot country.
When you go to Eastern Highlands please try to connect with Kelly Mataure she is a RUclips that side, she knows better that area of Mutare, Chimanimani and Nyanga.
I was in Zimbabwe in May 2019 and I can safely say that Zimbabwe is the most beautiful country in Africa. It looks very much western, clean, spacious and gorgeous.
Looks great! So nice to see a country where people respect each other enough to stay masked during the pandemic. It looks like Zimbabwe is booming and has a great future ahead. It is so nice to see after so many decades of disillusionment.
👏👏🙏🙏🙏 Zim our country. I am amazed by the complimentary comments. Africa! we ourselves are the ones we've been waiting for. Let's enjoy our continent ourselves. Tigress this channel is amazing!
it's fantastic!!! A lot of RUclipsrs have shunned Zimbabwe, and I truly respect this sister more, now!! It feels good to have outsiders visit you know and give their opinion ✊🏾 🌍
@@tapera86 Although African Tigress is not an outsider, she's an insider. We need more insiders to visit everywhere inside. It means the future will never be the same. This unites us. More and more and more African inter-continental travel, no visa required. Just like Europe depends upon their own continental tourism and it's a huge business.
You're right Harare is very similar to Nairobi. You guys have these trees with purple flowers in both cities which always reminds me of each other. I love that park. I used to spend several hours there when I last visited Harare. To me Harare is the most beautiful city I've visited in Africa
@@tvs9978 the outlook and the scent during spring is just so heavenly - thats the legacy of the colonial masters.. almost every town/city in Zim have those Jacaranda trees
We will always welcome you it's your home of course.we should not let politicians and manmade boarders separate us by traveling to other African countries you learn a lot I've been to SA in Gauteng and Limpopo you have a Great country as well
I am Kenyan and SAns on social media have made me wonder what Zimbabwe looks like. Ie. The kind of hatred directed at Zimbabweans has drawn the attention of most Africans. Anyway, this video has made me realize Zimbabwe is so beautiful. I must visit.
@@derrickmutuma7185 yes, there is a lot of tension between South Africans and Zimbabweans. I'm South African by the way. The tension is social and political. It won't be easy to understand when you are not a South African or a Zimbabweans but this kind of neighbour fights are common all over world. E. g. Ghana & Nigeria, India & Pakistan, China & South Korea etc. Such tensions exists but you need to go very deep to understand where the fights stem from.
At the same breath, South Africans and Zimbabweans are brothers and sisters more than they are enemies. This is what people rarely talk about on social media.
Zimbabwe: 1) Safe, low crime rate. The only "serious" crime is petty theft, no violent crime like South Africa. 2) Friendly, generous, kind, nice and hospitable people. 3) Educated people who are always keen to learn more. 4) Very reserved and polite people. Having good manners and being polite is everything for Zimbabweans. 5) Socially conservative people, like most Africans. 6) They love their schools (both state and private schools) and are revered like sacred spaces. Like in most of Africa, it's a country where it's considered cool to be educated and clever, unlike in countries like the USA or UK where smart kids are bullied or even killed by other children for loving books. 7) Lots of street corner booksellers where you can find rare and precious out of print books, including lots of first edition copies. 8) Unmatched natural beauty which has been perfectly preserved... That's Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
Wow!! Tigress 🖤🖤🖤! I luv Harare! A very walkable city... and no police or soldiers in sight!! 😁😁 I feel we should economically rally to African countries like Zimbabwe, when they are being bullied by the greedy west. So, asante (thank you???) Tigress.
And majority of those sky scrappers were built during the Rhodesian era, so is the rest of the major infrastructure. Some just falling apart because of lack of proper maintenance
There is a massive road reconstruction program currently taking place countrywide...if they do the Harare to Bulawayo road trip you will see a glimpse of that
Something unique about Bantus, some family names you can see, hear them across Africa like 'Mbuya" it's a family name in one tribe, the Chagas, at the Northern part of Tanzania. You can hear Moyos in Zambia as well as in Tanzania, Okello in Kenya and Tanzania too etc
Zimbabwean here 👋🏽 just bumped into this. Loved it! I just subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos as you tour Africa. You're doing good.
Hi my sister thank you for showing zim I just want to ask about this song is playing on your you tube channel who singing the song please help me iwant this truck song
@@japhetho.m7439 sure man but the vloggers are not being honest. Harare is nowhere near being a clean city though. But then for the sake of promoting the country maybe they are justified.
Thank you for sharing with us your experiences on visiting Zimbabwe. We await, as always, the series of the discovery of this country full of historical symbols for Africa.
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Seems to be fantastic!
Hope you can show us Victoria Falls from the Zimbabwean side.
Nice nice…Hope to see Sam Levy area
You are the first RUclipsr I know that been to Zimbabwe. I don't think Wode Maya haven't been there
Beautiful scenery!
Beautiful city. Exactly 💯 my point. I have always said that Zim is beautiful than how Zimbabweans in diaspora describe. Kudos for this! Much Love from 🇰🇪. Am a proud Mukwasha to the Zimbabweans, my wife is from Zim. And we celebrate Shona community as officially a Kenyan community. Viva Afica 🌍
Hope you are well tsano
Love you mukuwasha
Treat sisi vedu zvakanaka ikoko
How do they discribe it? I am curious?
@@MosesMatsepane Majority would say things are a bit tough and they have been hoping for change over the years in vain. But am of the opposite opinion. Zim is great, the people are very educated and hardworking. I believe It's just a matter of time and the giant will roar.
Western media will never show us this…such a truly beautiful country viva 🇿🇼!
But Tigress is showing it and That is all that matters. Share the love with friends and family. No more talk of LSM , lame stream media
I can't believe that's zimbabwe wouh it's very beautiful. love ❤️ from Sénégal🇸🇳🇿🇼💪
Why would you want the western media to show it?..ofcouse they can't
@@dhakomodherooherokoko6037 What do you mean by the term "western media" . even media here in Kenya does not showcase harare. it is not their editorial policy to showcase cities. If you want go tour the place as it is beautiful. So stop with this or that media.
@@maskanipoa5348 I think you are mistaken. I dint wish the western media to do this or that for Africa
I sincerely didn't know that Harare was this beautiful. Love from Kenya.
Yes it's beautiful , Zimbabwe as a whole used to have one of the best infrastructure in Africa 25 years ago , before the economic crisis or sanction from the European union & America that crumble the economic of Zimbabwe
You are not alone bro. A lot of people from outside bought into the negative publicity campaign by western media houses and were made to believe that is worst city on earth
More Love from ZIM
Zimbabwe was second developed country in Africa behind south Africa before economy collapsed..
Bulawayo is another interesting city!
Thankyou for showing us 🇿🇼beutifull zimbabwe. love from 🇪🇹ethiopia
More Love from ZIM to Ethiopia
Harare looks clean and beautiful, bravo to our Zimbabwean brothers and sisters, greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
THANK YOU SO MUCH MUCH LOVE FROM ZIIIIIMMMMM
Shamiso ndeipi
Habarijako!
@@reubenwilliams51 nzuri ndugu.
thank you so much, greetings too to the people of Tanzania, watched films about Nyerere, oh what a man, what a brother, what a blessing he was for Africa, he faught a good fight
I'm shocked at how beautiful Zimbabwe is.It is clean and looks peaceful. The government should put road lines and signs. May the economy of Zim grow stronger and stronger 🙏.One love from South Africa
thanks
It’s been run down. Zimbabwe used to be beautiful and second from South Africa
im shocked at the masks wearing outside , crazy
Have not been back to Harare in 18 years. It is still an amazing place. Will one day return with my son to view the amazing country and the amazing people of Zimbabwe. Thank you for the tour.
Watching Harare as if i don’t know it😂😂loved it
😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣you can say that again
Why am I watching this at 2am😂😂😂
@@Brendasspace 😂 😂 😂 Say hi to Zimbabweans 😂 😂 bingaldo...greetings from Kenya 🇰🇪
same here lol
Thank you Zimbabweans for honoring Julius Nyerere, Tanzania had sacrificed a lot for many African countries. But it’s efforts mostly go un appreciated, Proud of Zimbabweans 🇿🇼…
All the major roads in the city are named after African leaders like Samora Machel, Nelson Mandela, Julius Nyerere, Kenneth Kaunda, Kwame Nkrumah etc. Mugabe made his mistakes but one thing for sure he was pro African people and very much against the West sometimes to the detriment of our nation's health overall. We are still paying for it. The African is supposed to know his place and Mugabe and Zimbabwe paid a huge price for reclaiming our land. Make no mistake about it, implementation was haphazard and ridden with corruption but the majority of Zimbabweans were down with the overall stance that the land belongs to we the people
@@muchit3629 you said it so well!! I am in Kigali, I mention my Zim - roots, I am given the highest respect 🤣 Mugabe, a contradiction!
@@muchit3629 One day, Africans will remember Robert Mugabe as the man who stood up for decades to protect African dignity.
@@tapera86 Nice Tapera. I have always wanted to visit Rwanda sometime to see the transformation. I am here in cold Michigan but plotting ways to come back home or somewhere on the continent. All the best in Kigali.
@@oseitututawiah2109 Amen to that my brother. Lets not forget his first wife who was beloved by all Zimbabweans was from Ghana hence Zimbabweans of q certain age feel a special kinship with Ghanaians
I love Zim architectural designs. Did a presentation for my first year project on the Eastgate building passive cooling systems. From Canada
well yeah, i've always heard about that cooling system. how is it unique? live in Harare, passes thru the complex periodically but dont know hw it is unique.
@@obertnyamutsambira9826 The building was designed by Mick Pearce. It is the first building in the world to be cooled by natural means instead of using electrical air conditioning. The building is modelled after termite mounds, an example of biomimicry in architectural design.
Cold night air is circulated inside while warm air is pushed out through chimneys, creating a chilled climate inside the building. The protruding stone, covering the exterior not only protect the windows from the sun but also increase the external surface area of the building to improve heat loss to space at night and minimize heat gain by day.
Among other awards, Eastgate was awarded a Certificate of Merit by the International Council of Shopping Centres, New York- the first building in Africa to receive such an award.
There is so much information on the building that I could not capture here. Hoping to visit Zim soon and also visit Angwa City, another award winning building.
@@noleenherbert656 Thanks for the information
@@noleenherbert656 Well, really cool. U are welcome to Zim any time of the year. Warm reception...
Its indeed a beautiful building and a lot of love and inspiration from nature went into designing it, i have always been fascinated by that building.
Sunshine city with very low crime rate. No knives and guns in the streets of Zimbabwe cities. There's life in Zimbabwe
Exactly, I can answer my phone anywhere without fear of someone snatching it.
Zimbabwe is a beautiful country. The houses are gorgeous. Visit the villages in Plumtree you will see mansions. The Zimbabwean government is very strict when it comes to housing. They demolish substandard houses. If Zimbabweans unite which is a problem, I tell you Zimbabwe will regain its status as the bread basket of Africa.
As long as Zanu of run the country it would never recover
@@gibson2675 if we stop blaming Zanu on everything our country will do better. The people who tried to scam the lady are they Zanu? Their actions also contribute to the fall of Zimbabwe. They chase away tourists
How can u be the food basket of Africa again when u ran the white Zimbabwean farmers out the country ?
The white farmers were the main reason Zimbabwe was producing somuch food ,because they know how to organize and run comrcial farms .
@@shelbourneking7068 oh pliz Shut up. Its not as if those farmers are the beginning and the end. Zimbambweans were used to subsistence farming ( small scale/ only for family) but with urbanisation this is no longer condusive but a lot of young people are getting into commercial farming and it may take a bit of time and challenges but they will get there
No wonder there are no slums in Zim
Mr Zim is the BEST to give you a tour. Love the way he shows our beautiful Zim.
Beautiful!! Zimbabwe was once a power house in the Southern African region. Let's hope Zim will regain its rightful position again💪🏿
Zimbabwe was the pearl of Africa. It held no.1 in the whole continent.
@Mother-earth Relaxing Nature that is you opinion
@Mother-earth Relaxing Nature even if it's in poverty we have never begged food from you, gone are those days,. Above all some western countries said that zimbabwe streets will be filled with dead bodies due to covid kindly compare covid deaths or stats of Zimbabwe in relation to the so called first world with state of the art hospitals, those results will show you the other side of zimbabwe
@Mother-earth Relaxing Nature Zimbabwean economy grows everyday says world bank
@Mother-earth Relaxing Nature Zim has currently the fastest growing economy on the whole continent buddy
I ever been to Zimbabwe, I will come back again and again it's beautiful people and kindness. From Tanzania
@coffee Muya, Asante sana kaka. Tanzania has always been accommodating to all Africans because it is Tanganyika ( The first country ).
@@africanadage852 yes you're right 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 seems you understand history very well which Part of Zimbabwe are you from
@@coffeemuya618 all I know is that Zimbabweans are trillionaires
Africa as a continent is beautiful we in the west were lied to and kept in the dark for far too long 👍🏾❤️ momma Africa 💕💕
Stop your Marxist propaganda. Nobody lied to you. Zim is a Marxist economic cespit
@@gibson2675 wow you are busy in every comment. Go back to the west where you belong and leave Africa alone. We’ll recover keep watching
You could have visited Eastgate mall it is a wonderful architecture. A building that cools itself without air-conditioning
Got a good grade when I did a presentation on Eastgate mall passive cooling systems😃. From Canada
Masgwerasii shangwari, i am learning Zimbabwean language and it is a shame that i used to go o church there every weekend but i cannot even speak a single word from either Shona or Ndebele. This city is so clean wow, much love from Kasane Botswana
Lol its Maswera sei shamwari. Meaning how has been your day.
@@tinasheemhanza5776 but i tried shamwari wangu. Lol
@@africanprincessrams Yea sure thats good. Keen to learn more we always welcome you wth open hands
@@tinasheemhanza5776 thank you so much. I know i sm always welcomed Zambia and Zimbabwe are my second home
@@africanprincessrams lol it's shamwari yangu.... But yeah, i really appreciate that effort. Much love to you ❤️
I got proud of our nation the day I found out tht most of the food we consume are produced in3 Zimbabwe
Harare is gorgeous. The palm trees, the statues, the architectural majesty--
Those palms, they have a history... they used to be in the hundreds
No statues of Rhodes, however. I believe that most of them have been destroyed.
This lady has actually portrayed a glowing picture about Zimabwe, more than we're able to do as Zimbos
Ngaapinde mukomana
Why can't Zimbabweans show the beauty of their nation?
That's true
Zimbabwe is resliant it’s survived what very few countries could 🙌🏾🇿🇦🇿🇼
This is so nice, western media will not see heaven, the negativity they have fed us about Zimbabwe, jeez!!. i like what you are doing, you inspire me to do more on my Channel.
Western media is right. 90% unemployment
@@gibson2675 Gibson uri mhata
@@tindo9833 say that again. He can go where he belongs, to the West
Thanx for coming to 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼 and sorry about the mishap at the airport
Thank you forShining light on Zim .we get a lot of negative media reports from western media
I'm so glad to see Great Africans like you who choose to focus on positivity.you are one of a kind ,most of the time we are so consumed with tryna pull each other down and always comparing each other but you chose positivity.
You are heavenly sent
Welcome to the Great Zimbabwe the Great House of Stone
The land of Chaminuka,Mzilikazi,Nehanda
Enjoy yourself KARIBU
MAKE ZIMBABWE GREAT AGAIN ...love from SA
Zimbabwe needs more international exposure.Harare is well built and beautiful .it needs to make more noise to attract tourists and investors.Zimbabweans make more noise like ghanaians are doing.You should be proud of your country.
Post Mugabe international public relations is required to change the image and narratives of repression and project the tourism industry potential.
Tourism is huge in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 we earn US$1.5 -2 billion per annum. Tourism was only affected by Covid19 restrictions. Tourists did not stop coming even when bad press was at its peak
@@nandimzanzi be loving its not only Vic falls, we have Inyanga, Chimani mani, Matopos, Hwange, Kariba, for tourist attractions and some that are not as popular, visit Zimbabwe before you blabber much on a country you don't have knowledge about
we will once the people's president Mr Chamisa becomes the official president now its corruption and abductions everywhere we cant be really proud ..but just after 2023 election you will know Zimbabwe better
Zimbabwe is being stifled by the west for repossession of our land from white minority. Sanctions and Zidera by USA. Otherwise Zimbabwe is like a rose growing through concrete.
Zim is beautiful 😍 Keep them coming
Can't wait to see you too here in zimbabwe
Keep watching the space much love....
Dee when are you coming also
Can't wait for u Dee Mwango to came to Zimbabwe.
Dee u should have tagged along
We are told here in the U.S. that Zimbabwe is a nation that has imploded financially speaking. It's nice to see that is not the case. Whatever you decide to show us from your travels in Zimbabwe is fine with me.
@Lance Beamon, Your country has built the largest embassy in Africa in this supposed imploded country, must be a good reason for that. Say one thing and do the opposite. Something is not quite connecting.
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Its true... but one thing they do not realize is that Zimbabwe has had cushions... it shares a border with South Africa, which ultimately had to give up the visa policy against Zimbabweans because it ddnt make sense to clog their system with a neighboring coutry's applications. Also we have a big diaspora within the commonwealth of nations.
Being surrounded by economically stable countries makes it bearable to stay in Zim while trading/working across the region... e.g. A rough estimate says at least 40% of cross-boarder truck drivers in Southern Africa are Zimbabwean.
On infrastructure.... we were kinda ahead of many african countries around 2000, and most of it has been frozen in time and still looks good.
Lance 90% of its citizens are unemployed so please show some empathy towards the unfortunate
@@africanadage852 So true. One wonders why america built the biggest USA embassy in Africa in our country
Congratulations, you are the first RUclips to saw case Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, it is nice
Zim is really beautiful, I can't imagine what it would be if they didn't go to financial crisis
I always say the same thing.
Would have been better than south africa but oh well we are now trying to catch up
They are still under massive sanctions by the West.
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Harare looks like a Nairobi twin city! Although Harare has wider avenues and it's less congested unlike my mad-hustle-bustle Nairobi🇰🇪🤝🇿🇼
Nairobi - my place is dirty - garbage piling up everywhere. Harare looks neat and well maintained.
@@maskanipoa5348 maybe you should go to Harare and let's see how fast you will come back to Nairobi. Self loathing is just funny as it is sad.
@@maskanipoa5348 a joke of the month
The cities are so similar its crazy i have visited both Harare and Nairobi, they are both beautiful but year i do agree nairobi is more conjested and harare has wider streets and probably more newer buildings but it just feels like these cities are twins for real especially when you actually visit them.
I wish one day hopefully Liberia becomes this God willing that said congratulations to you Zimbabwe you are more develope than we thought congratulations and God bless Dr Arikanna thanks sister
Zimbabwe is one of the countries in Africa that i like. Love from Indonesia! 🇮🇩❤🇿🇼
The only thing I like about Zimbabwe is that u can't steal something from someone during the day like here in South Africa u can't use yur phone in some places.
But also in south Africa not all towns are like that don't generalise all south Africa towns be specific I love my country.
That is normal in countries with high disparities, it happens here in Nairobi also.
That building from 2000 it is so Beautiful. I am a South African and I can not believe Western Media made didn't show us the Beauty of Zimbabwe "Harare". Now seeing this city makes me believe that Zimbabwe it is indeed Beautiful. From me in South Africa 🇿🇦 to My Lovely Brothers and Sisters in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼... I love your Country.
True story. I grew up with many South Africans in Zim back in the 90s both black & white. It’s our duty as Africans to tell our own story & lift each other up.
Go move there
Small London
So why many fleeing Zimbabwe....over 200,000 WHITES HAVE LEFT...SUCH A SAFE AND WONDERFUL COUNTRY ISNT ...
It’s easier to showcase poverty so they can make money and label our people ignorant and needy.
In the 80s Zim was everything. I'm not even Zimbabwean but I lived there for 5 years as a child when my dad worked at the Uni of Zim. Zimbabwe was the breadbasket of Africa and I hope that one day Zimbabwe will return to what it used to be.
You ain’t getting Rhodesia back!
What made Zimbabwe the breadbasket was the management resources! We still have those resources we just need new leadership to manage it
Spare us this ''bread basket of Africa'' white propaganda. Zimbabwe was NEVER a ''bread basket'' of East Africa, never mind 'Africa'. She mostly grew cash crops like tobacco and coffee for export and the proceeds were enjoyed by the minority white landowners. The black peasants were always hungry and poor, and there was no damn bread basket.
@Element I agree, my comment is addressing the original poster, because that’s what he is covertly suggesting.
@@african-history-fountain Zimbabwe and also South Africa was a huge bread basket for Africa!!!!! They had a awesome agricultural!!! Matter of fact agriculture was 60 percent of the economy. Why would you say this white propaganda? Watching this video and the new government I’m happy to see Zimbabwe is improving.
Thanks my sister 4 showcasing Zimbabwe many will want to visit
A.T thanks showing us around.Zimbabweans are friendly people and humble.
Nice one. On my first visit to Harare I was so surprised to find such a beautiful modern city. It actually reminded me of Joburg the architecture especially in the city However the suburbs look like Kenyan suburbs Muthaiga Karen with very lush green and nice houses. The one thing that I also enjoyed was that Zimbabweans are also very highly educated and they have beautiful music from the popula unfortunately late Oliver Mtukudzi
Harare!very spacious, clean,no street families, pedestrian friendly, though very Victorian outlook!much love Harare from Kenya!!
thank you, thank you!
@Mother-earth Relaxing Nature haha funny but not true, harare has a lot of poor homeless people too
@Mother-earth Relaxing Nature not really,come to Naii you ii be shocked! I still believe no Zimbabwean is homeless,infact that country is one of the most civilized on African continent!
Hi gal blessing to you always doing a good job for Africa. Stay strong and take care of yourself much love mungu na wewe dada .Harare looks good even with the sanctions.
Thank you Michael
Impressive video and thanks for adding my beautiful hometown, Harare to your footprint. Nairobi feels like my other home and it feels good to have a Kenyan sis visiting us. Enjoy Zim, it has a lot to offer
Zimbabwe economy is one of the fastest growing economy in sub saharan Africa at 5.8% .The sleeping giant has awaken.I love zim from 🇰🇪🇰🇪
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Ask the struggling people of, Zimbabwe about the economy?? 🤷
Where do you get these fictitious figures? We are Zimbabweans and we know that our economy is in the negative right now.
That's a lie, Zimbabwe economy is bad. a country with no currency
There is no sugar coating the economy of Zim. The situation is bad. The people of Zimbabwe are largely reliant on the South African economy. There seems to be no political will to get the economy of Zimbabwe from the darkness.
Wewe! 🤣
I am utterly shocked! I can't believe the misinformation we've been fed. Thank you once African Tigress for sharing this video.
yeah so much misinformation
Standard we are always being fed negative stuff in the hope of disheartening us. We are stronger than they think
@@hsongz29 I mean you guys kicked out white farmers that leads to starvation in your country and now you wanted them back
Mr Hamony, thanks brother for accommodating others. Missing home, hopefully one day will tour Zim together.
I would love that🔥🔥🔥
@@MrZim263 Good to see you here. 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
First one here. Out sunshine city🔥🔥🔥🔥
The editing is fire🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yaaas. Thank you for the beautiful tour
@@AFRICANTIGRESS Did you know they is a river passing those palm tree.ask MR ZIM
Don't forget Sam Levy Village please,our little England
I am impressed. What we hear is 'Zimbabwe is a very backward and life is bad'. The west paint Zimbabwe to be useless but from this video ZImbabwe is beautiful. I wish I could visit this beautiful country.
You know what, a lot of people believe the same because CNN, BBC told them so. I once visited a certain country in the Eastern part of the African continent (I wont mention the country by name here) and the people there told me how backward Zimbabwe was. There were my hosts so I couldn't tell them that their capital city was not even as organised and developed as our third city Gweru. They seemed to derive a lot of pleasure in their misinformed beliefs so I did want to spoil their joy. I told them when people are talking about how bad things had become in Zim, Zim was being measured by its higher standards of the 90's, and not compared to other countries. The level of development in Zim , I told them were still higher than those in most in other parts of the world, even when the situation was at its worst around 2008.
You haven't seen anything yet. Zimbabwe is very diverse and beautiful
The people IN Zim paint life as bad. You can visit. What is stopping you?
@@Mo-yd8xc I pray that I get the chance to visit Zimbabwe. It has been an eye opener. Africa is beautiful though the western powers paint Africa as backward, full of robbers. No peace. One cannot travel alone etc etc. Africa is beautiful. Zimbabwe is totally different from what the wazungu say.
May Africa as a whole prosper. God bless us all.
@@saidrashidrashid2488 buy a ticket. You just described South Africa. Try to walk n Johannesburg with your iPhone in your hand. You'll be out a hand and a phone.
The best and humblest ambassador Mr Zim 🇿🇼 himself. Thank you 😊
Feeling the beauty and vibes of Harare, straight from Moz. 🇲🇿+🇿🇼😀
The other thing I liked about Zim is that they speak S.A national languages as well for example Xhosa, Sotho, Zulu (but they call it Ndebele in Zim), Tswana, Venda, Tsonga and English.
80%of South African languages are also spoken in Zim🇿🇦❤🇿🇼
You are absolutely right bro ,I’m Ndebele and I can understand Zulu,Xhosa and Swati
Point of correction. We share some languages as opposed to speaking SA languages, remember the people were spread out over the region. Ndebele or specifically northern ndebele is as branch of zulu. Google mfecane if you want to know why
Thus because Zim Ndebele are Zulu by origin and you're part of the Zulu kingdom on the other side of the border
@@quintonkhumalo3239 Its not an extension of the zulu Kingdom per say. They didnt break out to form a zulu branch in Zimbabwe. Same origins, culture and traditions but different tribe due to changes that happened over time. It is over a hundred years ago
I understand what you're saying, but they are still Zulus because Mzilikazi was Zulu. It's just like the Zulu spoken in KZN and the one in Johannesburg it's also kinda of different because of Geographical areas and the fact that they have taken in Sotho and Pedi words because they are surrounded by those tribes , but at the end of the day they are Zulus. Same applies to Zim Ndebeles they are just Zulus because when they left KZN they were Zulus so they are still Zulus even now
Am enjoying my country thank you shout out fro the UK
I never in my life imagined how beautiful zimbabwe is, gorgouse, thank you african Tigress
Now I'm homesick for Zimbabwe even though I'm not Zimbabwean. I miss it so. Zim my second home
I liked the view from the bridge the most.
The city strikes me as very clean, spacious and we'll organised.
Damn Harare is beautiful.There is a lot of similarity with Nairobi in terms of structural designs.I like the fact that crime rate is low.Africa to the world.Love from Kenya.
Thank you for showing Zimbabwe to the
world.One brave youtuber who knows no boundaries.Keep up the good work
Neat, very clean, very well organized. Notice how wide and well done the walkways, sidewalks, plazas & roads are. Zimbabwe infrastructure looks to be accessible for people with disabilities and that's a big deal. It shows thoughtfulness and good engineering.
They only showed a very small area. Have you been there?
Erica, that’s right. Was in Harare for a few months. I was quite impressed. Lovely city and well planned and clean on the whole. Like every big city there’s always aspects and parts that need improvement.
We are Africans and the comments are filled with so much love that I feel very proud to be AfricanZimbambwean 🇿🇼
Well I was born in America although my dad's family originated from somewhere in Africa I just don't know where exactly I don't have enough information and I don't speak to my dad. I feel connected to the continent deep in my bones I feel it! When I do some more digging I'll find out the truth. Just because we were born in America doesn't mean we're comfortable or feel at home. I feel very lost lonely and like I don't belong here...maybe one day I'll find my true people!😔
Harmony - well done for escorting the Tigress around the streets of Harare. There's another line of work for you - Tour Guide!
That your doing is a great job,coz we need to know more about our Beautiful land of Africa 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇸🇹🇸🇹🇸🇹🇸🇸
Love what am seeing in ZIMBABWE🇿🇼 thanks for sharing hello 👋 Mr Zim
Больше спасибо за замечательную экскурсию.
Thank you African Tigress and Mr Mazwai doing good for my country. Zimbabwe is full of surprises a lot of places to go and showcase. My teapot country.
When you go to Eastern Highlands please try to connect with Kelly Mataure she is a RUclips that side, she knows better that area of Mutare, Chimanimani and Nyanga.
Thanks for always travelling with us...Nice video beautiful
You absolutely changed my perspective about Zimbabwe
Wow, Harare is beautiful. High five to your tour guide.
I was in Zimbabwe in May 2019 and I can safely say that Zimbabwe is the most beautiful country in Africa. It looks very much western, clean, spacious and gorgeous.
Western is not standard of better life though
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It is because almost everyone want to be there.
@@adams8189 almost everyone? Lol
Thank you we appreciate the love. Where are you from yourself sir?
@@nilansaid2927 Yes almost everyone, do you have a problem with that?
Looks great! So nice to see a country where people respect each other enough to stay masked during the pandemic. It looks like Zimbabwe is booming and has a great future ahead. It is so nice to see after so many decades of disillusionment.
Zimbabwe has huge potential 👏🏽👏🏽
I see a lot of striking similarity between Harare and Nairobi, only that Harare seems to have low population.
Lockdown at the moment 😁. It is normally very busy in the city center.
Yaah Harare is a mini Nairobi both our cities have Great similarities I also see that
Nairobi is mad with a huge population and the traffic here is absolutely atrocious
@@kathyohara6658 That and there are about 4 million less people🤷
@@triple777seventotally agree.
👏👏🙏🙏🙏 Zim our country. I am amazed by the complimentary comments. Africa! we ourselves are the ones we've been waiting for. Let's enjoy our continent ourselves. Tigress this channel is amazing!
it's fantastic!!! A lot of RUclipsrs have shunned Zimbabwe, and I truly respect this sister more, now!! It feels good to have outsiders visit you know and give their opinion ✊🏾 🌍
@@tapera86 Although African Tigress is not an outsider, she's an insider. We need more insiders to visit everywhere inside. It means the future will never be the same. This unites us. More and more and more African inter-continental travel, no visa required. Just like Europe depends upon their own continental tourism and it's a huge business.
Zimbabwe was second to SA only before corruption destroyed. We pray for restoration.
Yea corruption from the colonizers! They have no right to sanction Zimbabwe!
Did you know they is a river passing those palm trees @8.00 ,MUKUVISI RIVER IT STREACHES NEARLY 20KM.
Beautiful Zim🙌🙌🙌🙌you go girl👑
You're right Harare is very similar to Nairobi. You guys have these trees with purple flowers in both cities which always reminds me of each other. I love that park. I used to spend several hours there when I last visited Harare. To me Harare is the most beautiful city I've visited in Africa
Yes, jacaranda trees are phenomenal. In Nairobi we call the blooming season the "Jacaranda Blues"
Jacaranda trees
@@tellymas4572 thank you so much. I love them. Now I know what to ask for when I go to my local garden centre😊👍
@@tvs9978 the outlook and the scent during spring is just so heavenly - thats the legacy of the colonial masters.. almost every town/city in Zim have those Jacaranda trees
@@tellymas4572 do you mean the J trees are not indigenous to Zimbabwe?
Don't say 'cheaper stores'!😭 Downtown is where you find fabric stores, small manufacturing hubs, spare motor car parts etc.
I always feel at home when I visit Zimbabwe, I don't miss home. I think its much the same as South Africa.
We will always welcome you it's your home of course.we should not let politicians and manmade boarders separate us by traveling to other African countries you learn a lot I've been to SA in Gauteng and Limpopo you have a Great country as well
Am S.African and I love zim too.🇿🇼❤🇿🇦
I am Kenyan and SAns on social media have made me wonder what Zimbabwe looks like. Ie. The kind of hatred directed at Zimbabweans has drawn the attention of most Africans. Anyway, this video has made me realize Zimbabwe is so beautiful. I must visit.
@@derrickmutuma7185 yes, there is a lot of tension between South Africans and Zimbabweans. I'm South African by the way. The tension is social and political. It won't be easy to understand when you are not a South African or a Zimbabweans but this kind of neighbour fights are common all over world. E. g. Ghana & Nigeria, India & Pakistan, China & South Korea etc. Such tensions exists but you need to go very deep to understand where the fights stem from.
At the same breath, South Africans and Zimbabweans are brothers and sisters more than they are enemies. This is what people rarely talk about on social media.
Zimbabwe:
1) Safe, low crime rate. The only "serious" crime is petty theft, no violent crime like South Africa.
2) Friendly, generous, kind, nice and hospitable people.
3) Educated people who are always keen to learn more.
4) Very reserved and polite people. Having good manners and being polite is everything for Zimbabweans.
5) Socially conservative people, like most Africans.
6) They love their schools (both state and private schools) and are revered like sacred spaces. Like in most of Africa, it's a country where it's considered cool to be educated and clever, unlike in countries like the USA or UK where smart kids are bullied or even killed by other children for loving books.
7) Lots of street corner booksellers where you can find rare and precious out of print books, including lots of first edition copies.
8) Unmatched natural beauty which has been perfectly preserved...
That's Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
Thank you. Where are you from?
@@tindo9833 UK 🇬🇧 😭😪
@@Faridbuza I am Zimbabwean but in the diaspora
@@tindo9833 That's wonderful. I hope you are safe and well during this pandemic.
In general, The above 8 points are similar with Kenya.
Harare is beautiful, amazing content African Tigress
I feel so sad! I miss my country Zimbabwe the city I was born, bred and buttered Harare proudly Zimbabwean 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Wow!! Tigress 🖤🖤🖤!
I luv Harare! A very walkable city... and no police or soldiers in sight!! 😁😁
I feel we should economically rally to African countries like Zimbabwe, when they are being bullied by the greedy west. So, asante (thank you???) Tigress.
See if some didnt peek in,you would never know Zimbabwe has sky scrapers,or Africa except for South Africa that is..
And majority of those sky scrappers were built during the Rhodesian era, so is the rest of the major infrastructure. Some just falling apart because of lack of proper maintenance
I was so shocked ..that was first thing I exclaimed about 😊😊❤❤
Am loving Zimbabwe thanks for showing us
Hi tigress that place looks beautiful, liked
good work Harare has potential
Thanks for sharing dada
Karibu sana
Wow lam loving every step of urs in Zim and you chose a very good tour guide/friend he is very good.l wish you the best enjoy...
Thank you for showcasing Zimbabwe 🇿🇼keep up the good work
I heard they built new highways I will love to see that
Yes
There is a massive road reconstruction program currently taking place countrywide...if they do the Harare to Bulawayo road trip you will see a glimpse of that
@@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE Bulawayo Botswana right?
@@toheebadeshina2740 Bulawayo Zimbabwe’s second largest City
@@toheebadeshina2740 Bulawayo is the second largest city of Zimbabwe...it is not in Botswana
They have Julius Nyerere street, a true pan African and supported independence movements all across Africa!
Where there is Mbuya Nehanda statue the two roads that meets and crosses are Julius Nyerere and Samora Machel
@@edmoremakwembere6345 Will visit rose streets when I visit Harare
We have a lot of them Bra Nelson Mandela Street ;Samora Machel Street;Kwame Nkruma street;and a whole lot more
Something unique about Bantus, some family names you can see, hear them across Africa like 'Mbuya" it's a family name in one tribe, the Chagas, at the Northern part of Tanzania. You can hear Moyos in Zambia as well as in Tanzania, Okello in Kenya and Tanzania too etc
@@Da_Gee You are right. We have people called Banda , Mugabe , in UgandaA small correction: Okello is Luo . I am a Luo from Uganda 🇺🇬.
Zimbabwean here 👋🏽 just bumped into this. Loved it! I just subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos as you tour Africa. You're doing good.
Thanks girl for putting my country on the map. You just gained a subscriber.
wow. it's so clean. that's amazing. well done to Zim
Hi my sister thank you for showing zim I just want to ask about this song is playing on your you tube channel who singing the song please help me iwant this truck song
I already been subscribed to Mr Zim, he is a regular commentator on many Kenyan vlogs.
Don't be confused buy a house there . The men are one of the best in Africa.
Harare is like a slightly smaller Nairobi..but very beautiful. The streets are spacious and clean. I would love to visit one day.
But our second city Bulawayo is actually the one that is more spacious.
@@ikwedria4556 amazing. Thanks for the information. Africans need to visit each other more.often.
@@japhetho.m7439 sure man but the vloggers are not being honest. Harare is nowhere near being a clean city though. But then for the sake of promoting the country maybe they are justified.
@@ikwedria4556 I understand what you saying. They tend to show the best parts,for you tube views.
@@ikwedria4556 one thing though, did your country recover economically after Mugabe?
Thank you for sharing with us your experiences on visiting Zimbabwe. We await, as always, the series of the discovery of this country full of historical symbols for Africa.