Thanks bro for the video. When I was staying at Mungule the road was a gravel road. It used to be graded once in a while, but it was at times really bad. I was actually born in that area. May be I should buy a plot there. Thanks ago bro, brought back memories.
I went to Mungule back in 1988, compaigned for RB, the road was gravel and we were covered in the dust from head to toe. I would not recognise the place had you not have said that is Mungule place. Thanks for reminding me of that time of my life.
Good video again, thank you. Though you cut out my place (School) on your left just before you started talking about the big wall fence at 8:48. That wall fence belongs to a childhood friend.
I suggest that you put a screenshot of a map (e.g. google maps), explaining the route where your journey begins and the ends. In this way people form outside Zambia, who are not familiar with your country, at least know where things exist on the ground. Thank you for your effort and I wish you the best.
Coming to the Minibus touts or whatever they are called...are very rude in every country. The drivers don't often give way to others and they stop everywhere.
Thanks bro for the video. When I was staying at Mungule the road was a gravel road. It used to be graded once in a while, but it was at times really bad. I was actually born in that area.
May be I should buy a plot there. Thanks ago bro, brought back memories.
Me I used to stay in mungule road number 13 in ndola
I went to Mungule back in 1988, compaigned for RB, the road was gravel and we were covered in the dust from head to toe. I would not recognise the place had you not have said that is Mungule place. Thanks for reminding me of that time of my life.
Great You Tuber. You take good videos and well explained. Showcase Zambia
Good video again, thank you. Though you cut out my place (School) on your left just before you started talking about the big wall fence at 8:48. That wall fence belongs to a childhood friend.
I suggest that you put a screenshot of a map (e.g. google maps), explaining the route where your journey begins and the ends. In this way people form outside Zambia, who are not familiar with your country, at least know where things exist on the ground. Thank you for your effort and I wish you the best.
Loved the joke 🤣 I could picture them having that argument, and the police drama🤔 Yaba! Thanks for the great content.
Very Amazing
Great content always!
Thank you so march
Watching from Uganda.....ahhhhaaaa that joke about shoprite cashiers VS Nurses....was soooo much.In Kampala,they are not at all.
I like the area I need a plot in MUNGULE
Kapopo turn off seem familiar to me
Coming to the Minibus touts or whatever they are called...are very rude in every country. The drivers don't often give way to others and they stop everywhere.
Oh no! Nurses are rude? They are supposed to be full of compassion and kindness as they are in a caring profession. Very nice place.
I would .....if there is no traffic jam,that 20 minutes drive
No body should be rude, very unprofessional, even if they are underpaid, if they don't like it, find another job!!!!!