What you're calling Botswana fruit is called Mnyi in Zim. I love it. It goes in dry regions like we have in Matabeleland. Justice needs to fix one of his indicator lights on his car. Nice to see you back.
Wow, my heart literally skipped a beat when I saw the notification! It feels like I last saw a video from you in a past life. 🌍✨ Hope you're going to keep posting as frequently as you used to - I've missed your travel videos! 😊❤I absolutely adored this video, your travels always have a way of making my day brighter.😊
What you call Botswana fruit is called Mnyi in Zim. It grows in dry regions like Matabeleland. It's called red ivory fruit in English. Justice needs to replace one of the indicator bulbs on his car. Good to see you back.
@@pinkCulture. Lol, nope! Mnyi is all over the Matabele region of Zimbabwe. I guess it's a desert like fruit because it grows in dry, arid places. In Zim there's a drink you can buy from supermarkets made from that fruit.
@@Jazz-fg2dm Yes it can also be eaten fresh although most people prefer it dry. It is also there in Namibia, in the Kavango regions they call it mkerete.
Wow, Botswana looks unbelievably clean and empty compared to the bustling markets in other African countries you've visited yea?! 🌍🌟Are you sure they weren't under lockdown when you filmed this or do they take turns to go out?☺It's almost too perfect! Girl....how loaded are you?🤔 Did you book this market for the day just to be able to stroll around freely? It's giving private market tour vibes!🏧✨🎆
Watching your videos is always refreshing! Thank you for coming to Botswana🇧🇼❤️
Thank you Bots is my home 😍🇧🇼
Come to England il host you
Thanks …hope I will get to visit England one day
What you're calling Botswana fruit is called Mnyi in Zim. I love it. It goes in dry regions like we have in Matabeleland. Justice needs to fix one of his indicator lights on his car.
Nice to see you back.
Wow, my heart literally skipped a beat when I saw the notification! It feels like I last saw a video from you in a past life. 🌍✨ Hope you're going to keep posting as frequently as you used to - I've missed your travel videos! 😊❤I absolutely adored this video, your travels always have a way of making my day brighter.😊
Thank you for watching truly appreciate your support ….promise to to keep posting regularly
What you call Botswana fruit is called Mnyi in Zim. It grows in dry regions like Matabeleland. It's called red ivory fruit in English. Justice needs to replace one of the indicator bulbs on his car. Good to see you back.
Oh it’s called red ivory fruit ! I love it ,thought it grew exclusively in Botswana…thought it was desert fruit or something 🤣
@@pinkCulture. Lol, nope! Mnyi is all over the Matabele region of Zimbabwe. I guess it's a desert like fruit because it grows in dry, arid places. In Zim there's a drink you can buy from supermarkets made from that fruit.
@@Jazz-fg2dm Yes it can also be eaten fresh although most people prefer it dry. It is also there in Namibia, in the Kavango regions they call it mkerete.
@@Jazz-fg2dm Mnyi is always eaten dried.
Wow, Botswana looks unbelievably clean and empty compared to the bustling markets in other African countries you've visited yea?! 🌍🌟Are you sure they weren't under lockdown when you filmed this or do they take turns to go out?☺It's almost too perfect! Girl....how loaded are you?🤔 Did you book this market for the day just to be able to stroll around freely? It's giving private market tour vibes!🏧✨🎆
@@Millie_m. no access is free I ddnt have to book anything ….
Nice video of the Main Mall, thank you for bringing back memories of my stay in Gabs. I worked there for 6 years.
Thanks for watching 😍
I have been there, it's beautifully, already you had left my home Tanzania.
Botswana is beautiful