you got a new subscriber here tino, zimbawean watching from europe and its good to keep up with current affairs back home. so thats why im loving your videos, i support african social media influencers
Hmm... not too bad... Up here in Canada, where we are finding ourselves in a state of inflation, food prices are becoming an issue. There has been quite a drought here early this year 2023, and many farmers sold off a lot of their livestock, so meat prices are climbing like crazy here as the shortages are on the horizon. There is a lot of weather warfare going on here in North America, lots of chem trails that block the sun, and forest fires with all the smoke... food scarcity is on the horizon. Always be thankful for what you can have! Be blessed!
I hear the Canadian economy is going crazy. I hope it settles soon. Im grateful that things like vegetables i grow them in my backyard and maizemeal i grow it at the farm
Not too expensive compared to PnP South Africa. However, one has to take into account the average salaries in Zim vs SA. Happy to see that shelves are full.
Yes as for me I bulk buy basics like flour,sugar,cooking oil rice washing powder,toilet cleaner tissue etc kumaTuckshop down town in Harare these lasts for about 5 mnths in my household I buy small stuff as I go bt basics am slways stocked
At least now I have an idea of the food prices .....I was telling myself that it's very expensive now will never bother myself will juss come home and buy my groceries there
@Tino Sparks Great video! Do you think your subscribers would like you to interview someone who can share what life was like when Zim was Rhodesia and how it has changed for the better for Blck people since becoming Zimbabwe? I thought it would be good to hear from someone who lived in Zim then and now. It may help people of Zim to appreciate the fact that your people sacrificed a lot for the freedom you have now. I know there are some challenges there due to sanctions but I am sure life has improved in many ways for the people of Zim who did not have equal rights in Rhodesia.
There’s no doubt life improved, however the government could’ve done so much better in quality of life overall 43 years we still use the infrastructure left by the colonizers is unacceptable
A lot of changes. For instance Tino would not have been allowed to shop at Pick n Pay. Uptown supermarkets were for whites only. Even walking on the pavement uptown was forbidden. Empoyees at checkout points would be mostly white or occasionally coloured. Blacks were only allowed to shop downtown in shops normally owned by Indians/ Pakistanis or Arabs.
The cooking oils and the processed foods are not my thing, but I would love to try some healthy grass, fed meats and organic produce. I hear Zimbabwe has a lot of organic food😅
Ngek..what are you talking about the price is not bad??...look at the price 1bread is 900plus the price🤣......here in the philippines 1bread is 98 for us expensive already🤣
It's not that expensive like other countries compared to Lebanon.... The economy of Lebanon inflection rate is so down that $1 USD is almost 200 000 Lebanese currency..!!
@@TinoSparks Do you think you can do a video of someone building in Zimba so we can get a feel of the cost.... you know the black tax when you build while you are far away
Most of our people are not aware of eating healthy.There is no advocacy around this. People would rather eat white bread made with refined flour every morning with tea than substitute with say sweet potatoes or other plant based starch. Also, meat consumption is too high. Ironically its those with money that feel like they should eat some form of animal protein every mea which is unhealthy. Look at what that has done for the US, over 50 percent obesity rates, multitudes of cardiovascular hospitals, cancer hospitals. People need to be aware. If its in a can, I rarely if ever consume it. The less processed the better.
Why don't African people but African music in their videos anymore? I swear they love America sooo much. I feel sorry for their grandparents to watch the death of their culture
@@TinoSparks Nevertheless great content by the way, we need more people like you... in summary Much love from South Africa 🇿🇦 Video Request: - Show rental places in Zim both Rural and Urban 🤔
