Next time I am in Byo, I want to accampon you on one fascinating trip like this one. Great Job Prince. You and the channel are doing a great for our culture.
Beautiful culture Magriza. Thanks for reminding us of our culture not this white wedding thing we have adopted and we don’t know where it came from. This is one of the most educative and cultural videos to date. Keep our Ndebele culture alive. Thanks
Its the songs fr me kkkk, iyahambi njine bilayo, phuma makoti 💃💃💃💃kkkkk" vuke ngkhona "kujayelekile these days, abafuni kutshada bantu. 🤣. Tshova joji, dlalisa owakuphiwa ngunyoko wena💃🤣. I love ukudla komtshado wemakhaya yoh. That mlilo and bhodo touch,inyama yona iphekwa ngomhluzi weyinye👌👌👌abaswayi xem☺️. Guys imthimba imnandi, tshisa khulu ingquzu😃😃, its juc genuine love and those pple still gift the bride n groom compared to the white weddings abasakhungi.🤞.
@@MagrizaMadeMeCook The people who did the Rock Art are still there in the South West of Zimbabwe. I think we should incorporate them into our story telling and oral history. The Khalanga people also seem to be among the oldest,if not the oldest , socially organized people in Zimbabwe.
Once you disregard the traditional ways you are lost, respect the Elders they know the answer to everything we might be educated but they bring wisdom and wisdom you can't teach or buy
