These types of comments and emotions make my heart smile 😊. Amazing how we had a great life growing up. I only realized once I left Zim. I just assumed growing up rest of Africa was like that. I’m not down with the gushungo owns but as they say “broken clock is right twice a day”. At least they were right with education and uplifting us in our standard of living
My hood,born n bred...from the start,u drove past Mufakose High 1entrance,turned left at the traffic lights into Mupani Av,then right into Mungongoma rd,then left into Mutiti Rd,then left in Mumungu Rd...that when i got emotional...I paused video coz u were driving past Yamuranayi Pri school..went there from Grade 1-7,best years of my life,1988-1994...then from Mumungu Rd,you turned left into Murara St,then right into Munino rd,then right into Tfani St,then left into Crowborough Way(Grew up at number 92)..then right into Mutufu road..towards Samuriwo shops..ndafara chose,madzora ndangariro sistren,makapenga,sando dzenyu..I haven't bn to Muf akose in 22years since..I really miss the place.
Thanks a lot sister 💓 🙏🏽 , you just brought back my old memories, ku mufakose I did my preschool pa Marimba crèche and went to Marimba primary school, was staying with my grandmother muna mukumbadzetse paMagandanga that was 1994 upto 2002 ,Life is too short for sure ,looking back it looks like yesterday but a lot has changed, Good bless you 🤝🏾 and please stay safe 😷
@@spiritoffaith2 I also grew up there. Main issue is no maintenance of roads and service delivery. People's disposable incomes have been greatly eroded so they cannot maintain their homes. These are things which can be changed.
