Visit to a local village in Hwange, Zimbabwe - Part1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2021
- On our first day at the Hwange National Park area we visit a local village of the Nambya minority ethnic group. They very graciously opened one of their homesteads to us, showed us their daily functions, and answered our questions. Very interesting to see a different way of life, of maybe less comforts and conveniences, but full of camaraderie and community togetherness. The daily chores were done with laughter, singing, and dancing. All that, and adorable babies with chubby cheeks :)
Lovely day! This is the first part of our "day in the life" with the Nambya people. Our visit continues with tea and discussion.
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This is beautiful, proudly presented and also welcoming 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it 🤗
Very interesting video thank you for sharing. Nice to see tourists return to Zimbabwe.
Thank you very much Jongwe. Very glad you enjoyed the video!
What a beautiful rural area nice forest
Yes, and a beautiful community as well! They all seemed like a big family.
In Zimbabwe the kind of welcome that is given to visitors is something else food,dishes, and accomodation is different its more superb
Yes! It was an absolutely wonderful and pleasant experience. The people were friendly and welcoming, the scenery spectacular, and the wildlife more than we expected. I would love to visit again!
You also embraced the culture 😍…..Thank you.
It was easy to embrace such genuine, warm, and fun people! Thank you for watching 🤗
Very interesting. Thank you 👏👏🙏🙏
My pleasure! Thank you for watching 🤗
Wow wow wow enjoyed to watch your vidio my husband is a Tonga from Binga not far from there to Hwange
Thank you so much! I'm very glad you enjoyed the video. It's great that you have connections to the area. Very interesting place 🤗
But its quet difficult they speaking different language me lm from matebalands rural areas so most of them the know how to speak my language and their language also but others they cant speak the language😂😂
Lovely rural Village willing to pay a visit 🥰🥰
Yes, it was very lovely! Thank you for watching Natasha 🤗
Woooooow friendly people ,,lovely village,, definitely would visit this village
Yes, it was a very genuine, informative and pleasant visit. Thank you for watching 🤗
That's wonderful
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it
What a lovely home atmosphere there!! Nice family, lovely community living together!
True! It must be so nice to have support from so many people around you. And they seemed to have fun too. I think the human connection and the social life they have more than makes up for the lack of comforts.
@@NancyIoannidistotally understand you as a hwange person who now lives in Europe, the social network is serious comfort to the locals
Ndanakilijwa kuyebe video yokunesu ku Hwange watching ndiliku Johannesburg
Ndinofara kuti wakanakidzwa nazvo! Takava nenguva inofadza muAfrica 🤗
Home life is the best
Yes, they certainly looked happy!
Lovely homes
Yes. It is a lovely community. Thank you for watching 🤗
Great
Thank you 🤗
beautiful
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it 🤗
Nancy are you the one who had a charity program called ZENZELE which was paying school fees for Orphans in Masvingo province Zimbabwe?????/
No, I'm not. Sounds like a very worthwhile program though. Kudos to whomever runs it!!!
@@NancyIoannidis ok Nancy thanks
It's sad that Zimbabwe took a long time to recognize minority tribes like the Nambya, Tonga, Venda, Lemba and Kalanga. Most were forced to learn Ndebele at school until now.
Yes, it's truly important to preserve our diversity and heritage. Very glad schools are now accepting the tribes' languages.
Soon it'll be fine in our country
I'm very happy to hear that! I know it was extremely hard during COVID, especially for the people in the tourism industry that had lost their jobs. It's a country with many national resources and I hope all get the benefits they deserve.
Germany tanker 😂😂😂😂 for me
Yes, what a name! I should have asked what was his nickname... It's not only funny, but also a mouthful! 😅
That toure guide speaking on toure bus speaks like Mugabe Robert
That's interesting! His name is Blessing and he was an amazing guide. Very intelligent, interesting, and fun. He made our trip even more special.
One works the rest gawk?
I think it was her homestead that we were at and the others are mostly neighbors. They all work hard there - life is hard. Thanks for watching 🤗
But people of wankie must be given chance to be the ones guiding tourist in their area not fare what is happening they can even speak good English l wonder why this is so
The tour we were on was multi country - Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Zambia, with a pre-trip to South Africa. Our tour leader is a native of Zimbabwe. In addition, the local communities are compensated for their participation and the tour company through its Grand Circle Foundation provides substantial financial help to the local school.
@@NancyIoannidis which place is that exactly
@@areyousureyouwontlaugh7329 When you say place, do you mean the village? It's very close to Hwange National park in Zimbabwe. We passed by again on the way to the local school, St. Mary's.
@@areyousureyouwontlaugh7329 th-cam.com/video/LEo4obtZSS0/w-d-xo.html this is something about the Foundation's actions
1 cup of sugar really
Well, it was for the whole pot, which was for all of us. This way, the serving of sugar per cup is equal and no one can take more. Thanks for watching 🤗
Well that was enjoyable. Rhodes gave them a great headstart . Pity the British gov stabbed Ian Smith in the back.
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Yes, those were very interesting times when the country was being formed. Who knows what would have happened if things were different. Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@NancyIoannidis Please remember Cecil Rhodes came as an occupier and not a saviour. British colonization was not a blessing to the Africans. It eventually led to a civil war, which cost the nation many losses in terms of lives and wealth.