She Sadly Left Europe and Chose to Stay Deep in the Rural Areas of Zimbabwe 

Hi, your page was recommended by RU-vid and i am not disappointment. I love your conversation with this human being from another continent that we Afrikan are running into!!! She is inspiring me and many others to make changes and move back home to Afrika.🥳😎🙏💯

This is One of the Powerful Conversation l Have ever Had

The good thing about Zimbabweans is we love all race. White,blacks, colored, Indian, Chinese. All of you guys pliz come to Zimbabwe let's build a solid Zimbabwe and stay together in peace and harmony till the end of the world

Wow this gogo is making all the senses in the world. She is very wise

Wow proudly Zimbabwean she's a very kind lady

At the end of the day, even if she is white she is Zimbabwean and that is her home

This woman is knowledgeable ❤❤❤

I love this. Perhaps the title should be ‘happily left Europe for Zimbabwe ‘

Just after she attered 'NGO' one thing that popped in my mind is a biblical scripture that warn us about Wolfs That Appears Saints in Sheep Clothing

You're running a good show young man, your stories have inspired plenty people, plenty people!!!! Now, as someone that has managed to come this far and inspiring other people, I believe it's also now time to speak to the powers be on how they are going to safeguard the ancestral lands against the illegal removal by the GVMNT like we've seen in Masvingo and other towns early this year!??? That needs to be addressed so that everyone feels comfortable in migrating and investing in the rural areas 🙏🏽

I think she Happily left Europe for Zimbabwe.

You are doing better than zvawaiita zvemakuhwa ema celebrities paye. Keep it up

You are hands down my favourite Zimbabwean RU-vidr! I regularly watch your videos but I appreciated this conversation in particular. Much love from Australia! 🙏🏽

Ndakakuudza Birioti kuti now wazobaya chaipo chaipo,see now 100k in less than 6 months

Incredible indeed, we need to realise our potentials on our own land. Great work young man 👨

Congrats for hitting 100k, we'll done bro

She thinks her views aren't going to be popular but they are and resonate with most of us. Black Americans were angry on our behalf that a white woman won miss universe Zimbabwe 2023 only to realise we black Zimbabweans don't care and don't share their world view. If only the government could be genuine about their open for business mantra which they are not. So much red tape and doing something for the community is met with too much suspicion and gatekeeping. We need to do better. Best episode yet.

A great woman. I know foumban in Cameroon. Amazing history.

Lovely design, I witnessed that when I was growing up! Our culture should be preserved and should be included in the educational systems!

This lady is one in a million. Only if we had the same heart towards each other

Well spoken 👏 mama❤. I really enjoyed every single word out of her mouth 😊

Kelvin, thanks for the video, you have shown us the beautiful life which is at the rural areas. This woman has taught us how important it is to value our country and preserve our culture.

My you have great wisdom you are blessed

Ndebele people are a diverse nation made up of people from Mashonaland, Kalanga, Venda, Sotho, Tonga and other tribes found in Zim and South Africa. Very diverse and welcoming. Very democratic and misunderstood by haters and jealous people. I am Ndebele and i hate tribalistic Ndebeles. I cant talk about none Ndebeles because i would be judged, and i don't want to be misunderstood

Hard talk keep it up goodwork Billioti

congratulations 100 000 subscribers!!!!!

She's not the only one saying this, I've heard other Europeans saying exactly what she's saying

Birioti well-done upgraded content creation keep it up you inspire me a lot

Bravo 👏🏾 you have uploaded the second interview ❤

50/50 . I wish I could also just decide to drive to Europe and settle there successfully as a black woman.

She is a good painter l love her hand

Thanks Kev

You are welcome sister I call you sister this is our culture doesn't matter you are not Born with my mother we call each other brother's mother's this how we respect each other

Iam impressed ❤

Keep up the good work ❤❤❤

❤❤❤Tauya pachinhu chedu, thank you Biriot

Congratulations Biriot, on 100k subscribers

Very enlightening video, thank you Kelvin.

Sister from another mother wadadisa wena, former Rhodesians living in Europe we take each other as brothers and sisters here.

Loving this content 🎉❤

Good job Kelvin urikugona😊

Good content bro, thanks

I love the Hope she has for better Africa 🌍. But it's in our own hands

Big up to Muzi 💯

great job

Isai masubtitle eshona imi tinzweo ,kurikunziiko

The absolute truth

Powerful conversation

Thanks 🙏 for sharing your content it's very important.

Before colonization, our communities were very different. We lived in harmony, often leaving our doors open without fear. Acts of violence such as rape were not part of our society. Our native ancestors were sensible and lived with respect for one another. However, colonization profoundly disrupted this way of life. It’s important to acknowledge that the current state of our societies, including many of the challenges we face, is a direct result of the actions of colonizers. Her ancestors played a significant role in shaping the present circumstances for native populations, and recognizing this historical impact is crucial. I understand that she is trying to undo what her ancestors did, which is worth noting and appreciating.

thats oral tradition/ oral history, then she is right we cant define education by external knowledge or Declarative knowledge. we Africans should not be ashamed of our indigenous knowledge

This is stunning br❤

Biriot u are talented my son

Am so inspired

This was quite a short video, there is a lot you should have squeezed out of Aunty Dot! She has amazing views, a very beautiful human.

Very very clever woman she has grained FREE land in Bulawayo. She is clever because in Europe she would pay millions for that land.

Inspiring content

Wakura Mubara hanzvadzi watosimba soo pabasa god bless u ndoshuvira uende pamjsoro

Expecting people who don't know to do more when they don't know what they could or should be doing. As a South African I learnt a lot from umlungu

Which side of Byo, l wanna go visit her. I like her intelligence.

Network companies dont realise that there is a market for their products in rural areas. Can someone tell them please.

❤lovely conver

I want your programs inspired a lot

Thanks brother,the lady so blessed

Good wrk brother

Well done Son

I just subscribed to your channel

Hi Kelvin kindly change the title to " she HAPPILY " thats not a sad transition for her at all.😂😚😚

whats "Sadly"about making a n independent choice and settling in Zim?

“ NGO “ s ohh Jesus knows how & when to expose them…💔

She’s candid & outspoken chatterbox 😮

❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉 100k

Lovelykb

I love the culture

God bless you Kelvin ndokugona

Do you see how easy it is to learn isiNdebele Birioti. Sometimes we don't learn other languages simply because we refuse to listen to each other. Zvanzi "siyasebenzisa udaka" meaning "tinosevenzesa dhaka" and you didn't even need a translation to understand that.

Love your questions they invoke introspection... She's a treasure trove of wisdom keep up the good work Brother

You'll be a big brand like Wodemaya

NOT Ashamed at all

❤💪🏾awesome interview baEthan❤

Why should it be "sadly" to leave europe and live in africa?

I think she has her facts twisted when she says the ndebele people are hospitable more than many other tribes, like which tribes🤷🏽, thats crazy, thats sick to be honest, even the majority of Ndebeles themselves would object to that one phrase, Ndebeles are not naturally welcoming infact violence has always be known to be a part of their culture, they love the weapons the ndukhus/knobkerry and rekeni/catapult as well as amabembas/machetes its what we know them for but ofcourse they have other good attributes that they have as well, however the ladies are generally nice especially to men from other tribes because of all the beliefs they have for instance they believe shona men have money and are less violent and stingy, she should go back to researching things so she gets her facts right, i reckon its good they welcomed her with open arms in Matopo but she doesn’t have to be biased just because they accepted her in that community. I don’t mean to be negative and all but i just love a good factual conversation not marred by emotional bias.

Biriotii ka zvakaoma

Good job gogo!

Why "sadly"? Do you know how horrible it is living in Europe? She's smart and lucky.

Please send me this lady s contacts. I would love to get in touch with her. She is a beautiful soul.

nah

We need to work up

Great effort on pronouncing "Ndebele" people.

If this is not inspiration enough then l don't know what is ❤❤❤

Kelvin one chandakukundavo I ndebele kkkkkk

How much does it cost to build that mud house ?

I wish I could have a homestead in Matobo its beautiful.

Lovely conversation thus why you got 100k subscriber my brother keep it up

Young man please ask the very learned lady intelligent questions not about village barter trade 😢😢😢😢wtf

Nice

i love this kind of thinking why hating for the sake of hating, bluetooth hatred

pakusagona ndebele ma matcher mdara😂😂

“Sadly”

We should know our own history not by descendants of colonizers!