Always. For the love of people getting on with here lives. If they do, nobody needs to migrate.... Everyone can live in harmony as they should. I do know Zimbabwe has pain to deal with, but hopefully those smiles will win through. Maybe one day I can see an elephant in Zimbabwe alongside those people who have cared for them for thousands of years.
Your love for Africa is really showing, I wish you could speak more Shona so you could mingle and communicate with the others well. But I love your efforts , keep it up.
Lets not mistaken the love and hospitality of Ordinary Zimbabweans to think that all is well.The state is brutalising these innocent people but they will keep smiling once they are around people who are polite and respect like to learn their way of living.
Then u wonder where the fcuk u get oral herpes from. After getting herpes from sharing drinks u then give genital herpes to your women from busy doing bedroom things. I dont share drinks or weed, sharing weed u end up smoking somebodys heroin thinking it is weed.
I used to live in waterfalls but every weekend I would visit my cousin in Mbare all the people in the ghetto are so down to earth I had my best time there watching the dancers and playing that football game in your video.
Beautiful man.That is what u call unity but, vasikana ne vakomana u did not cook for him sadza ne ox tail.Kunyima here uko.What is the meaning of Bongo zozo & Spondile.What is the song with Mai TIti something muroora wakauya wega?
Wow, I'm so glad I discovered this video. I want to go! btw, couldn't help but notice the handcuffed 'smiling' man being led by another man (4:16). How is policing done there?
