Once you mentioned Nairobi...my heartbeat town....the credentials of this show just sky rocketted....I love my country Kenya despite ups and downs experienced. God bless 🇰🇪 Kenya...motherland.
I hope you visit your family in Zimbabwe, our beautiful country. Didn't realise there are Zimbabweans in Uganda oh thats great. We have Ugandans in Zim too , Bantus are Bantus ❤
Excellent conversation. Very informative and coherently presented, well done. Regret poor/unprofessional ending. Please get him back and diversify your convo. Good story teller there👌
Perfect conversational interview. Full of great lessons. This man has great retentive memory and a wonderful story line. He must definitely write a book now. He is an amazing institution to learn from.
Good to see my brother Shelton Mazowe his story on how he settled in Uganda. I met him in Kampala and he gave me an impression that he is now totally Ugandan. He loves the country.
Excellent story everyone was so helpful in all those times no fear from murderers and kidnapping thieves etc so lovely to hear this story i laugh when he says 1952-1955 hahahaha going on unplanned journey for 3 years 😂😂🤣🤣sweetest story i don’t know how i came to see this channel
I won't lie, Farooq you're so smart I dedicate this video to all people who talks evil tings about Uganda the Pearl of Africa.Pliz u still have tym to repent.
Farooq papa thanks for the awesome programmes ever, ur such a good content creator historically, geographically nd Biologically,respect my dia brother nd thanks for hosting him..May the almighty Allah be with you forever n bless the work of ur hands 🙏we appreciate.
IT IS GREAT TO LEARN THAT A ZIMBABWEAN WAS AND STILL VERY HAPPY IN UGANDA. CAN ZIMBABWEAN AUTHORITY LEARN SOMETHING ABOUT MAZOWE'S EXPERIENCE IN UGANDA! SO THAT THEY STOP CALLING OTHER AFRICANS OR HUMAN BEINGS IN ZIMBABWE "ALLIENS".
WOW I’m Malawian from Ngabu in Chikwawa,this is a calling.There are so many of these generation of golden oldies of black Africans to do the oldest tradition of narating events of actual history.Please keep digging.Totoday people in the west still belief that Idi was a cannibal its BS.Its only people like Mazowe who can confront this head on again 🙏
Critical Historical Record of great importance. (title is misplaced )Baba Mazoe has an impeccable memory which should be treasured deeply by all the children of Africa. 👏👏👏👏👏
You present such a man with footage of katochi phone footage and bring kapele in a clear footage wow Ugandans muyina emitwe. This footage is what we call a global show.
Why do you call it gossip ( it implies lies or something_. It is a conversation. I agree we need to be united. I dont believe they needed visas back then until the Europeans came and introduced all this nonsense to divide us,
However much I don't kno Inglizi I liked his story nd Uganda nd Buganda we have hospitality unlike other countries, Uganda is a free country buli ayingira akola bibye lwakuba Tibs has changed everything yamawe 😒😒kati tujjevuma but still yeyaffe.
.. Buganda as a nation has been around longer than the USA... actually well over 1800 circa. and even then as is now, the people at the coast refer to the area of Buganda as Uganda ands the people Waganda. The British who started of inland knew they were going to Uganda. It was the Kabaka who always signed for Uganda including the Protectorate.
I remember my neighbor in nakasero was a Zimbabwean musicians music band artists who came to perform in Uganda in 60s and settled in UG they used to play in kasisira bar on crested towers opposite serena hotel, his name was Mazola and married a Ugandan wife and had many children. I’m not sure if this is him
@@shapiromazowe7756 yes I remember in 80s they lived in Clement hill road next to TZ embassy, we where goodfriends, the children included, Barbra majola, Moses, Sam Rip, Nampima. Marion.
@@shapiromazowe7756 have you ever been in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, do you speak luganda or luzimbabwe, am from Bushenyi district, there's a Zimbwean called Mujuru he married my sister
@@shapiromazowe7756 hey Shapiro how are you I hope your ok how is your Brother Moses are you still in UK. I remember your house in clements Road opposite Tanzania High commission wooo
Uganda was a protectorate not a colony. Muteesa refused to join Uganda to the so-called East Africa federation cause he didn't trust it naye simanyi kulwaaki museveni ayagala okubyegatako.
That was funny 😄 using a spoon you see colonised brains as well why they couldn’t drink all one time may be they well told you can get drunk quickly hahahaha
I am Zimbabwean. Was almost blindsided because he does look like Mugabe and thought its a son we never knew about. But when you look at his age would be more like a brother than a son. All the same, he should have titled it Zimbabwe's son to avoid confusion. All around good interview
The song sung by Mr. Mazuwe is translated thusly: go with your suffering ways or attitude, we are going to the Cape or Cape Town. His explanation of it may have that meaning but the song is in either Zulu or Xhosa. But I love the way he narrates his story. Why is this talk dubbed Mugabe's son?
Exactly, misleading. At the beginning I was thinking he kinds looks like Mugabe but this is just clock bait or inadvertent. I am from Zim too , i think he should have titled it Zimbabwe's son. All the same very interesting. Funny think is I bet you there were no visas when these young guys were traveling. Very impressed about how lucid and almost photographic memory of this son of the soil who seems to be over 80 years old since he started music around 1951 and he was 12 or 13
Farooq you missed dots to this interview like the type of means they used to transverse, challenges they across boarders, communication they used, relationship they had in each country, security wise, instruments used, etc. I hope the next journalists to interview him will ask more information from him.
Why exactly does he need to go back to Zim. Uganda is equally his home. We are one. Ugandans are our people. We are all brothers and sisters. Makes no difference where he lives. I am sure he has had plenty of opportunity to go back and made his choices. Live with it.
Muzungu 😀😀😀am glad i was brought up by my African mother &family although i could be called half cast at that time yes my mom kept me away from the muzungus thank God
Sharon - what country are you from if you dont mind me asking. And have you lived in the West. I had an African American friend in the military and visited Zim and stayed at our house. He could pass for mixed race but as you may know there is no such thing here in the US. He met a beautiful girl in Zim working at the airport and he said something about her being a beautiful black woman and she quickly corrected him to say she was colored. It was funny to see them tussle and I had to explain to him it had nothing to do with her being ashamed to be black but these were labels that had been created by colonialists especially in Southern Africa.
Yes it was coloureds and most of them never wanted to speak vernacular mother or father s tongues but only english but am glad I speak shona Ndebele Bemba as well i think from Zambia a bit of Malawian as well its very interesting some people ended up saying muzungu talks vernacular am so proud to be me and feel blessed i was also involved in churches reaching out teams where i would speak peoples languages so lovely i don’t see black or white or any colour in people i look at people as one blood 🩸
Watching or looking at these kind of stories while in UK really uplifts me and takes my mind back to my motherland Zimbabwe where i grew up climbing trees and shake fruits get down and fill up buckets for other siblings even working in the fields weeding and reaping good crops i should start telling stories of my upbringing now and enjoy old ageing😀👆🏽
@@sharon9337 That's so true. A lot of brainwashing. I went to school with colored guys. Most spoke some Shima but seemed a little ashamed of it. For the most part we all got along. I went to Churchill Boys High and close by was Arcadia, Breeside Cranborne and Hillside which had sizable colored populations.
@@sphamandlahlongwa3724 yes, that is why the Kings wife (who he said was Zulu) said, "these are my people" from the songs they sang. Ndebele are an offshoot from Zulu, so the language is similar. They came into south-west Zimbabwe around 1830.
I love my country Uganda, don´t matter what people say about her. Forever my homeland
Thanx for being proud of ur country 👍
Being in opposition doesn't mean they hate it as well.
@@uganda410 I am non partisan, I just love my country. Obviously your view is narrowed down to political affiliation
I am a Kenyan and I truly love Uganda. The women have super shapes and the "matoke" is awesome.
Excellent history and commentary! This man is indeed my Hommie otherwise he would have never been able to ‘umqombothi’ the way he did!!
Bulawayo is where is did my university studies and am from Namibia, Africa i love you to the bone. Now am working in Mali.
Awesome, that is the Africa we want. Borderless. Just need to get rid of this jihad crap.
Once you mentioned Nairobi...my heartbeat town....the credentials of this show just sky rocketted....I love my country Kenya despite ups and downs experienced. God bless 🇰🇪 Kenya...motherland.
I hope you visit your family in Zimbabwe, our beautiful country. Didn't realise there are Zimbabweans in Uganda oh thats great. We have Ugandans in Zim too , Bantus are Bantus ❤
Bantu obuntu omuntu abantu
Uganda has all nationalities. All of them
We say Aantu or ovanhu
Africa we are one.Umntu Ngumntu Ngabantu
Abanto in kenya
Thank you for sharing this interesting story. You have a sharp memory Mr Mazowe. Watching from Zim.
Excellent conversation. Very informative and coherently presented, well done. Regret poor/unprofessional ending. Please get him back and diversify your convo. Good story teller there👌
Perfect conversational interview. Full of great lessons. This man has great retentive memory and a wonderful story line. He must definitely write a book now. He is an amazing institution to learn from.
Good to see my brother Shelton Mazowe his story on how he settled in Uganda. I met him in Kampala and he gave me an impression that he is now totally Ugandan. He loves the country.
Quite intreseting story You should host him and tell us more of our beautiful country
Wow, I’m from Angola. I like this interview of a big papa It’s so amezing viva African legend we are all bantus.
This is so amazing story please we cannot wait to hear more story from him. This is the freedom we should maintain as African. Much love Farouk
I love this kind of history because it an eye opener,keep it up,watching from Zimbabwe
Thank u so much for appreciating
I am so hooked and finished listening the whole story, and still want to hear more. Very interesting story from original source.
Part 2 coming up this Sunday
@@farooqserkoz3159 will gladly keep on waiting 🙏,
Thanks for uploading this interesting piece
Excellent story everyone was so helpful in all those times no fear from murderers and kidnapping thieves etc so lovely to hear this story i laugh when he says 1952-1955 hahahaha going on unplanned journey for 3 years 😂😂🤣🤣sweetest story i don’t know how i came to see this channel
Hey
I won't lie, Farooq you're so smart
I dedicate this video to all people who talks evil tings about Uganda the Pearl of Africa.Pliz u still have tym to repent.
Thank u
Farooq papa thanks for the awesome programmes ever, ur such a good content creator historically, geographically nd Biologically,respect my dia brother nd thanks for hosting him..May the almighty Allah be with you forever n bless the work of ur hands 🙏we appreciate.
Well narrated story. The whites and coloreds were treated well in Rhodesia
A very good and strong narration of events during thee colonial era.wish he could put everything in a book.
We need our victory m7 must go, congratulations our new elected president of Uganda HE Kyagulanyi Robert God bless you
This man looks so much like his late father Robert Mugabe. Thank you for sharing your stories.
Asalaam aleikum Mr FAROQ we appreciate de work u do tnx 4always bring anthetic content respect 🙏🙏tusimbude de truth uganda is de pearl v Africa 😍😂😂
Hahaha very smart person indeed nd very lifely man too. May God bless you sir. Amen!!. Iam a Nigerian watching 4rm Malta Island.
IT IS GREAT TO LEARN THAT A ZIMBABWEAN WAS AND STILL VERY HAPPY IN UGANDA. CAN ZIMBABWEAN AUTHORITY LEARN SOMETHING ABOUT MAZOWE'S EXPERIENCE IN UGANDA! SO THAT THEY STOP CALLING OTHER AFRICANS OR HUMAN BEINGS IN ZIMBABWE "ALLIENS".
WOW I’m Malawian from Ngabu in Chikwawa,this is a calling.There are so many of these generation of golden oldies of black Africans to do the oldest tradition of narating events of actual history.Please keep digging.Totoday people in the west still belief that Idi was a cannibal its BS.Its only people like Mazowe who can confront this head on again 🙏
Wow Farouk these are words of wisdom from this Elder. Cant wait for part 2.
This video needs to reach 100k views in 3days becoz of Good content
Critical Historical Record of great importance. (title is misplaced )Baba Mazoe has an impeccable memory which should be treasured deeply by all the children of Africa. 👏👏👏👏👏
Watching from the land of tbe brave....Namibia
Great mind, he will never miss anything about his long journey in life.
A Zimbabwean with a Ugandan accent it’s intriguing, seems he speaks Shona ,Ndebele and Luganda , probably many more.
You present such a man with footage of katochi phone footage and bring kapele in a clear footage wow Ugandans muyina emitwe. This footage is what we call a global show.
Critics are part of our society
Mr mazowe is very inspiring gentle man with great history, all his stories shows how Ugandan people are very coming, very intresti
Am proud to be a ugandan 👏👏👏
God bless my mother land the pearl of Africa,UGANDA
Much love from Zambia 🇿🇲
I was touched at 6:37. my country. house of stone
Based on this Gossip...it's vital to have United States of Africa.
Great seeing stories of real people
Why do you call it gossip ( it implies lies or something_. It is a conversation. I agree we need to be united. I dont believe they needed visas back then until the Europeans came and introduced all this nonsense to divide us,
Dear Farouk, We need onother interview from this gentleman. Thank you
Nice guy much respect to bro from my mum of Zimbabwe
Yes perfect for the young generation to understand how our City used to be great than all the neighbor's
Current youths hate history and are completely lost.
However much I don't kno Inglizi I liked his story nd Uganda nd Buganda we have hospitality unlike other countries, Uganda is a free country buli ayingira akola bibye lwakuba Tibs has changed everything yamawe 😒😒kati tujjevuma but still yeyaffe.
Okitegela
Thank you for sharing your story Mr Mazowe
Great Son of the Soil and Rich History.This should be a call to a free and bordeless Africa for all Africans.💯
Thanks to the Mighty Buganda Ssekabakas who made Uganda a protectorate. Long live Buganda
.. Buganda as a nation has been around longer than the USA... actually well over 1800 circa. and even then as is now, the people at the coast refer to the area of Buganda as Uganda ands the people Waganda. The British who started of inland knew they were going to Uganda. It was the Kabaka who always signed for Uganda including the Protectorate.
Walai
😅😅😅
@@BULASIO excuse us we are Uganda not buganda. The two are very different. And save us from that drama of your kabakas
Farouk...Give us his music titles and we download..u r not responding..am in Harare
Wow great interview Farouk okikubye. thanks
I remember my neighbor in nakasero was a Zimbabwean musicians music band artists who came to perform in Uganda in 60s and settled in UG they used to play in kasisira bar on crested towers opposite serena hotel, his name was Mazola and married a Ugandan wife and had many children. I’m not sure if this is him
Yes my dear his the one, that's our dad we were born in nakasero
@@shapiromazowe7756 yes I remember in 80s they lived in Clement hill road next to TZ embassy, we where goodfriends, the children included, Barbra majola, Moses, Sam Rip, Nampima. Marion.
@@shapiromazowe7756 have you ever been in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, do you speak luganda or luzimbabwe, am from Bushenyi district, there's a Zimbwean called Mujuru he married my sister
@@shapiromazowe7756 hey Shapiro how are you I hope your ok how is your Brother Moses are you still in UK. I remember your house in clements Road opposite Tanzania High commission wooo
Wow. Nyc story I'm a Zimbabwean bon free 🇿🇼
It's not Mugabe who give the name Dzimbabwe it was there way way back Our Ancestors were spiritual people like Pyramids
Wow it's so fantastic show 🙏🙏🙏🙏Mr farooq really thxs so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Uganda was a protectorate not a colony.
Muteesa refused to join Uganda to the so-called East Africa federation cause he didn't trust it naye simanyi kulwaaki museveni ayagala okubyegatako.
Because our survival and our destiny is on them
True
Nacheune... For trade purposes it's not a bad idea,but I don't trust our neighbours. We need access to all outside market.
I love story of our ancestors, they make us live in the great past!
That's why Uganda is a pearl of Africa
For first time I thought this guy is son of Mugabe
Thoughtcso too. Is he a relative.
Insightful interview!
Great history our Zimbabwean brother in Uganda, great history ,
Blessings to all gossip live diehards🙏
Ibra k mukasa@ is the right person to interview and bring out all the important history from that old man, otherwise thanks too
Good enough you know his page .Its better to go there other than being here
Bring him for a second time soon even though sinze nakutumye mukusoka
😂😂😂😂
Wooow iam z🇿🇼watching from south africa😃😃❤Africa we are one👏👏👏
@@auxilladube7572 thanks for watching
😄😄😄😄😂😂😂 the part where his father locked himself in the room with his wife to drink muzungu beer for 2 days using a spoon..🤣🤣
That's hilarious!
That was funny 😄 using a spoon you see colonised brains as well why they couldn’t drink all one time may be they well told you can get drunk quickly hahahaha
I was born & grew up in Zimbabwe schooling was in Rural where i was the only one light skin muzungu everyone used to say kamurungu kkkkkkk
@@sharon9337 they didn't want an overdose 😃
Drinking beer with a spoon got me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
May be this man is matin okoche 0chola's brother
Ohh lord spoon drinking banange it wasn’t easy
Kirembe mine, hadn’t heard this for along time
Trying to make it last forever. It was like a treasure. Hilarious all the same
Thank you so much Farouq for hosting Mzee , Patiently waiting for part two
Interesting story from our papa
Hello Farooq nkutumiddeko bro🥰webale kutuwerezza tusiima byokola🙏🙏the man resemble Mugabe for sure
I am Zimbabwean. Was almost blindsided because he does look like Mugabe and thought its a son we never knew about. But when you look at his age would be more like a brother than a son. All the same, he should have titled it Zimbabwe's son to avoid confusion. All around good interview
The song sung by Mr. Mazuwe is translated thusly: go with your suffering ways or attitude, we are going to the Cape or Cape Town. His explanation of it may have that meaning but the song is in either Zulu or Xhosa. But I love the way he narrates his story. Why is this talk dubbed Mugabe's son?
Exactly, misleading. At the beginning I was thinking he kinds looks like Mugabe but this is just clock bait or inadvertent. I am from Zim too , i think he should have titled it Zimbabwe's son. All the same very interesting. Funny think is I bet you there were no visas when these young guys were traveling. Very impressed about how lucid and almost photographic memory of this son of the soil who seems to be over 80 years old since he started music around 1951 and he was 12 or 13
Because he is Zimbabwean.
@@brianmulenga6838 thats stupid. Would you accept to be the son of whatever country you are from. Have some pride
And yet we still get thrilled by Hollywood scripted fiction. This is a movie script for Africa. Very rich history.
I like this man
Watch nollywood instead. It will wake you up.
Farooq you missed dots to this interview like the type of means they used to transverse, challenges they across boarders, communication they used, relationship they had in each country, security wise, instruments used, etc.
I hope the next journalists to interview him will ask more information from him.
Ibrah K will host him too jst wait for him soon
U w'd av first appreciated for wat u av learnt already bt pipo!!!!
love this story...
This is a beautiful piece of history
Very intresting and funny gentleman man. Thank u.
When this man talks of uganda by that time and now u can only shade tears ..
Your memory is so good Sekuru.
Great story and good history lesson
Am the first today as usual number#1 kwendi nyo
Good journalism 👏 👍
Now i understand the power of museveni in africa which is about to collapse now
Hie. What a journey,travelling for years. Come back to zimbabwe. Did you leave family in Zimbabwe
Why exactly does he need to go back to Zim. Uganda is equally his home. We are one. Ugandans are our people. We are all brothers and sisters. Makes no difference where he lives. I am sure he has had plenty of opportunity to go back and made his choices. Live with it.
So much respect 🙏🙏🙏💞💯
Then Africa was one. Never needed a passport just decide and move to the next country
Muzungu 😀😀😀am glad i was brought up by my African mother &family although i could be called half cast at that time yes my mom kept me away from the muzungus thank God
Sharon - what country are you from if you dont mind me asking. And have you lived in the West. I had an African American friend in the military and visited Zim and stayed at our house. He could pass for mixed race but as you may know there is no such thing here in the US. He met a beautiful girl in Zim working at the airport and he said something about her being a beautiful black woman and she quickly corrected him to say she was colored. It was funny to see them tussle and I had to explain to him it had nothing to do with her being ashamed to be black but these were labels that had been created by colonialists especially in Southern Africa.
@@muchit3629 hie Muchi fine no worries am Zimbabwe
Yes it was coloureds and most of them never wanted to speak vernacular mother or father s tongues but only english but am glad I speak shona Ndebele Bemba as well i think from Zambia a bit of Malawian as well its very interesting some people ended up saying muzungu talks vernacular am so proud to be me and feel blessed i was also involved in churches reaching out teams where i would speak peoples languages so lovely i don’t see black or white or any colour in people i look at people as one blood 🩸
Watching or looking at these kind of stories while in UK really uplifts me and takes my mind back to my motherland Zimbabwe where i grew up climbing trees and shake fruits get down and fill up buckets for other siblings even working in the fields weeding and reaping good crops i should start telling stories of my upbringing now and enjoy old ageing😀👆🏽
@@sharon9337 That's so true. A lot of brainwashing. I went to school with colored guys. Most spoke some Shima but seemed a little ashamed of it. For the most part we all got along. I went to Churchill Boys High and close by was Arcadia, Breeside Cranborne and Hillside which had sizable colored populations.
Lots of love from Zambia
This grandfather know uMqombothi. He speaks isindebele and He knows IsiZulu language. At the end. Aparithied Bazunguzi
Very interesting.
Waiting for part 2
Muzungu is what we call mlungu in South Africa ( the white person or European),now I understand this muzungu thing
In Zimbabwe (Shona) whites are Mukiwa.
@@trilithon108 isn't he a Ndebele?I think he is a Ndebele
@@sphamandlahlongwa3724 yes, that is why the Kings wife (who he said was Zulu) said, "these are my people" from the songs they sang. Ndebele are an offshoot from Zulu, so the language is similar. They came into south-west Zimbabwe around 1830.
@@trilithon108 and Murungu as well in Shona
Great story may God bless you, how do we search for your music
Waaaoh used to hear these stories from the old folks. Kampala was hot balya life
Is muzikiwa that time part of them?
But why the fake title? Click Bait? Shelton Mazowe is not Mugabe's son
So that we can quickly watch lol
Naye Mr Farooq gwe tosibura otemabutemi naye nkusaba omwami oyo omukomyewo mu part two nka program katunyumide nyo
Hi faruku thanks for the good 👍🏼work 💪
Where is number 2
My best team is Mufilira Wanderers.We won't wander forever!!!
Otherwise I have liked both the story and the story teller
No matter what our country is pearl of Africa
First time to see farouk very calm No much qns only yes, ohhh, sure kale nkakasiza oluzungu lukakanya
Hahahaha
Oluzungu si lwangu nakamu
😂😂😂
Very good narration
Wow nice one
Great story
So much to take from
Museveni should go to Zimbabwe
I bet he can speak Shona
We don't him, that bloody dictator. Keep him there