Hi Mbali. *Chitsika* is my village in Chivi/Masvingo... Chitsika would be my great great granduncle. My father's elder siblings are all surnamed Chitsika.
This just made me realize how I have so many friends who are foreign nationals and sometimes I forget that they are foreigners. I am never aware that they are also affected by xenophobia.
Please can you find south African men married to foreign nationals and interview them 🙏 that will add another dimension to the discuss. Thanks for the thought provoking discussions on your platform.
Am proudly yoruba from Lagos Island Nigeria married to a south Africa setswana from mafikeng NW province mzansi we relocated currently residing in Montreal canada 🇨🇦 we are happy. Family to God be the glory 🙏 am bless
We love you Muroora. You are very kind and blessed with humility and discipline. I am an Architect living in plk. My mom wants me to marry a Zimbabwean. I have tried dating Zimbabwean women but it didn't work out. Now I am dating a Swati girl. I have to be honest, my girlfriend is so sweet. I even found out that I spoil her and don't mind because she's just a pure soul that doesn't ask for anything. This is why I clicked on this video and to my surprise Mbali is Swati too. It's just so sad that we have this love and hate thing between South Africans and Zimbabweans but those who find true love should hold on to it. In shona there's a saying "mudzimu haupe kaviri" meaning the ancestors don't give twice. I will always cherish her beautiful soul❤️
I think the 1st part mbali was explaining was that you go for introductions on both sides of the family before you start the lobola process to just get to know each other.
They do marry my husband is a Swati from Mpumalanga and am from Zim a Ndebele from Bulawayo.We got married 2018we have 2 kids now and we are happy,we met a church
Hi, I am from Dominica 🇩🇲 in the Caribbean. I really enjoyed the conversation. Btw, what’s “lobola” (I know I spelt that wrong, forgive me). Also, it’s very comforting to know that majority of South Africans don’t feel the same about “foreigners”
Interesting conversation. I would like to mention something though for the benefit of other viewers. Zimbabwe has many different cultures, so there is no one culture that is ‘Zimbabwean’ culture. I am a Zimbabwean also but my culture is also different from Mbali’s husband’s culture when it comes to the way we do our lobola things.
It's lack of exposure, worry, even nigeria itself, they got hundred ethnic groups, if move to another part of country, it like another country. If you come to London you will chock of your life, it so diverse, some area likely not see white face. You do not blame people, just started interact with other african, people react, as time goes use to them, the fear will goes as used and move in different directions.
There is no Zimbabwean culture there is Zimbabwean cultures hence we have 16 official Languages it’s actually a beautiful country multicultural rainbow country me myself am a Sotho woman( Babirwa) from Matebeleland side 😘Gwanda and grew up around Ndebele tribe aswell so you will find a lot of similarities if your married to Matebeleland side 💗
To be honest I got no problem with people dating any tribe or race, what I hate the most is dragging men/women down of your tribe/race just because you dating outside of it. And lastly I hate those who drag those dating foreigners down, like why can't you understand that not all women/men are gonna be yours? Get your preference and save us the novels.
Wal beautiful Makoti, welcome to Zim. You are appreciated Mind you, one of Zim's best Lawyers Beatrice Mtetwa is a MuSwati and became Zimbabwean by becoming a Makoti.
She is a warrior in our country. I just went to listen to an interview of her and yes I can see the South African accent in her English but I think for us we have always been open so it's not a surprise that she has assimilate d very well in the upper echelons of Zimbabwean society. We do have Venda; Xhosa; Ndebele, Batonga and Shangaan tribal groups as well in Zimbabwe and they are also in SA I'm led to believe
@@zee-pougebndouyebani9828 -th-cam.com/video/s0mKndUkWik/w-d-xo.html Have a listen to this young lady from South Africa. Went to school in Zimbabwe managed to meet and interview Robert Mugabe before he died. Her Shona is better than mine. If she didn't say she was South African I wouldn't have known she was South African.
@@AllHope23 because most of African people from different African countries are here. Actually most African people from failed African countries are here even those who are not here want to be in SA and I asked myself who will change their political spectrum of their countries if running away to SA. To hell with borderless Africa or pan africanism that is selective to SA. SA need help too and SA is not a continent but a country that have many problems like any fucken Africa country. I respect Namibian and Swazi youths who are revolting against their corrupt governments unlike those are fighting for ZEP permits to be renewed and I respect the brave Zimbabweans who are in Zim standing up against zanupf not this cowards like you, who are marching in SA for their right but they can't do same against zanupf in Zim.
If your country is hosting,live with it,coz no one knows tomorrow. Another 2 countries are being formed by God to host Africans soon,RSA will be releaved and l think a big change is coming.its when people will start reasoning straight, and see that you also need a hand from a neighbor 1day
Am a foreign national I don't believe in xenophobia, everything starts from something there's always something that causes South Africans to act brutal, foreigners we must stop wrong doings that cause SAs to not want us close to them
Not all crime is committed by foreign nationals. Except crime committed by foreigners is more pronounced. Most crime is actually committed by South Africans themselves. Then there are politicians with no message who simply stoke fires of blaming foreigners for their failures.
I think South- african school syllabus is very narrow and the country isolated for so long, the people within the borders line are the-same ethnic group, they speak the-same local language, the border post they erected is artificial by the european, to serve their won benefit, not interest of local people. The local people within the border bring their products to the market within the border, the market has being their before the european came with their concept, the government turn blank eyes and look other direction. If some-one school in those area, what they teach, laid emphasise on their local need, than whole country, you see some people fluent in both English, French and their local languages, that is how it's through-out West-africa and other part of africa, if some-one move to the big city, you still have to come-back to your native environment, where you known better. Those who attack other people are illiterate and ignorant, they didn't known where they're belong too, short sighted, when I was in Lagos Nigeria, when you speak with your accent, they just mock and laugh, the-same in UK, when -ever Scottish or welsh speak, the english mock them and laugh. They don't kill people mainly because they're different. The Northern Nigeria, look different from people from south, physical look like arab than black african, you don't need to attack other when you see them in your state.
@@siphokolanisi6186 All the former British colonies do not have their own system of education. After decades of independence they still use the British colonial system which is totally irrelevant to their countries. At least the product of Bantu education is functioning well in RSA. They're all over the place bcos they refuse to admit that they're being fed colonial rubbish. I'm a product of that colonial education. I was shocked when I returned home @ the level of discussion by the product of Bantu education. It was relevant & very superior to whatbI was accustomed to. Girls in the Eastern Cape discussed real South African issues! This nigerian is delusional. South Africans have never sought greener pastures in nigeria. That should tell him something about RSA education. Nigerians are idiotic cheap boasters! Nigerians change your system of education to suit the needs of primitive nigeria. That way you won't be the scum that's despised the world over!! The less said about the "educated" Zimbabwe rapists the better.
I really think you are misplacing the word xenophobia. You really need to do more research to understand what is going on. You cannot throw a word without understanding what you are saying. First you need to understand the issues in South Africa. I wonder what was the reason of not moving to your husband s home. South African have huge issues from poverty; you name it. So the issues are around people not having enough basic needs. That cause a lot of issues. But learn to do research on your subjects to understand why people feel the way they do.
Please don’t just say Zimbabweans coz we like SA have many tribes! I guess you are referring to Shona culture when you say Zimbabwean? We have Zulu/Ndebele,Khalanga , Xhosa, Shangani , Venda , Tonga too believe it or not!
Are there any South African men married to other African countries? Find only one and interview him please. I personally don’t know any South African man who ever married woman from African country
I love your program but not one of our daughters married to foreigners who got married and went to stay in their countries of origin.Hope we will see that in the future.
I grew up with this in Zimbabwe in the 90s. One of my mom's best friends was a Zambian lady married to a Nigerian man. My mom was in a relationship with a Mr Malope from Durban. I went to school with Ghanians, South African in High School (Monde Muthimkhulu); from the same high school a Mozambican and Botswana guy who both spoke Ndebele. There's a South African lady who stays in the UK where I'm at. Her husband (also a Pastor) is Malawian and she is South African. They are both fluent in Shona but I was shocked to find that the lady and her younger sister were actually South African such is their immersion in Zimbabwean culture and language (They speak Shona and Ndebele). I saw this diversity more in private schools and the suburbs as traditionally well to do Africans have always sent their children to private schools in Zimbabwe. So I have seen examples not many but enough to know that these unions are not a new phenomenon
I am from Zambia, and I do not feel sorry for Zimbabweans at all. We in Zambia sacrificed everything to free those people. Both ZANU and ZAPU were based in Lusaka after they were kicked out Zim by Ian Smith. When Mugabe came out of jail, he was sent to Zambia. When Zimbabwe became free, the Shona majority treated Zambian badly. So now that they are getting their heads handed to them, I could not care less. When we Zambia was paying the price for supporting all the liberation movements in Southern Africa, they came into their independence being coddled by the English, if for no other reason than to discourage them from recovering their land from the white people. Now the tables have turned, and the sanctions have crushed their little economy, they have flooded South Africa where they getting their karma...I cannot forget the day, about 10 years ago, when there was that eruption of violence against Zimbabweans in South Africa, and graduate student here in the US, from Zimbabwe, told me that all of us in Southern Africa must try and retaliate against South Africa. I asked what this had to do with Zambia...
We were supposed to be mixed being one but now we seem to be different because of the steel wires we were caged in like chicken by white colonialists. We're deep littered while they're in free range imagine
No no no they are ,,but you know why ? to get a citizenship thats all , after that they divorce n then the guy bring the whole family in south africa , please south african women wake up.
There a so many around where I'M staying.My Local friends are south Africans ,they married Ndebeles from Gwanda ,Silobela,and Mashonaland.no problem with them.as l speak ,they in a journey going to Zim
Thank you so much for having me Serame 💕🙏🏾
Thank you so much for coming ❤🙏🏾
I loved this so much dear
@@mrsakala thank you sis ❤️
Hi Mbali.
*Chitsika* is my village in Chivi/Masvingo... Chitsika would be my great great granduncle. My father's elder siblings are all surnamed Chitsika.
@@AllHope23 yes, that’s kumusha for my husband.
Its really a discussion of mature people. Thank you for giving good reputation to Zimbabwean people
I love how they are bringing up their daughter with three languages. So important
We love you Mbali Makoti Zimbabwens are so lovely people
Beautiful content loved the conversation and our muroora we love her as Zimbabweans
This just made me realize how I have so many friends who are foreign nationals and sometimes I forget that they are foreigners. I am never aware that they are also affected by xenophobia.
Its so sad... One way or the other they're affected
Even with papers, xenophobia affects you mentally. The most horrible pain a human can feel is being burnt alive, followed by child birth.
Please can you find south African men married to foreign nationals and interview them 🙏 that will add another dimension to the discuss. Thanks for the thought provoking discussions on your platform.
Thank you, will do 🙏🏾
I know some, but some like privacy.
Thank you mbali you are a good example we like you
Am proudly yoruba from Lagos Island Nigeria married to a south Africa setswana from mafikeng NW province mzansi we relocated currently residing in Montreal canada 🇨🇦 we are happy. Family to God be the glory 🙏 am bless
Amen 🙏🏾 God bless your family
@@SerameAndBeyond thank u sis dumelang re teng lekae
@@sulaimonoladipoakanni1074 😁🥳
We love you Muroora. You are very kind and blessed with humility and discipline. I am an Architect living in plk. My mom wants me to marry a Zimbabwean. I have tried dating Zimbabwean women but it didn't work out. Now I am dating a Swati girl. I have to be honest, my girlfriend is so sweet. I even found out that I spoil her and don't mind because she's just a pure soul that doesn't ask for anything. This is why I clicked on this video and to my surprise Mbali is Swati too. It's just so sad that we have this love and hate thing between South Africans and Zimbabweans but those who find true love should hold on to it. In shona there's a saying "mudzimu haupe kaviri" meaning the ancestors don't give twice. I will always cherish her beautiful soul❤️
I think the 1st part mbali was explaining was that you go for introductions on both sides of the family before you start the lobola process to just get to know each other.
Oh yes...thats beautiful 😍 ❤
They do marry my husband is a Swati from Mpumalanga and am from Zim a Ndebele from Bulawayo.We got married 2018we have 2 kids now and we are happy,we met a church
God bless your family
Mbali is just so calm man❤️
Love love her ♥️♥️♥️ thank you
She is a very gentle human being
Welcome muroora! We love you.
Definitely these sister's they know a lot about our differences for sure. The conversation its just on point nothing to edit
Muroora Mbali/makoti Mbali....❤Zim aunt here, based in Pretoria, married to a Nigerian.
Serame , interviews are your thing babe... You are very good at it.
Thank you Mrs Akala. I appreciate your kind words
Thank you so much ladies, this was beautiful as always. Serame you must come teach me how to 'snatch' someone 😂😂
Thank you for watching ❤ 😂😂😂bathong how will i know? I'll call congolese men to teach you 😂🤭🙈🏃🏾♀️🏃🏾♀️🏃🏾♀️
Our Makoti🇿🇼🇿🇼💃
This is a discussion from mature people. Building bridge than walls
I love you makoti wethu bcz you are one of those people who can have all the truth between us as Zimbabweas and South Africans
🇿🇼🇿🇼✊✊✊✊ Wellcome Mbali
Robert Mugabe's English 👌❤️Yes Zim women are raised to be wives🥴
Serame your interviewing skill is on another level❤️❤️❤️❤️
Na khensa ngopfu Mrs A 🙏🏾
Thank you ladies for being genuine abt us Zimbabweans
Hi, I am from Dominica 🇩🇲 in the Caribbean. I really enjoyed the conversation. Btw, what’s “lobola” (I know I spelt that wrong, forgive me). Also, it’s very comforting to know that majority of South Africans don’t feel the same about “foreigners”
You spelt it correctly sis. Lobola is bride price or dowry. Thanks for watching ❤🙏🏾
The questions and answers are intelligent. Thank you for this beautiful video.
We need more like this to bring people together ❤
Interesting conversation. I would like to mention something though for the benefit of other viewers. Zimbabwe has many different cultures, so there is no one culture that is ‘Zimbabwean’ culture. I am a Zimbabwean also but my culture is also different from Mbali’s husband’s culture when it comes to the way we do our lobola things.
❤❤❤ our makothi....love from northampton, we need more bazukhulu ,let's get busy
I love Mbali's humour 😂 "The step is the wedding"
😂😂😂😂 it is hey
I’m enjoying this series, mbali 🥰
Subscribed to her channel.
Thank you sis ❤ 🙏🏾
We love you 💕 makoti well come to Zm ,is a beautiful country with loveble pple
Yes muroora wedu, we like you so much.
It's lack of exposure, worry, even nigeria itself, they got hundred ethnic groups, if move to another part of country, it like another country. If you come to London you will chock of your life, it so diverse, some area likely not see white face.
You do not blame people, just started interact with other african, people react, as time goes
use to them, the fear will goes as used and move in different directions.
True.... Lack of exposure 🤝🏾
Welcome to the lovely land of Zim
This is soo beautiful I love this Chanel.The positivity is👌👌👌👌
❤❤❤❤
There is no Zimbabwean culture there is Zimbabwean cultures hence we have 16 official Languages it’s actually a beautiful country multicultural rainbow country me myself am a Sotho woman( Babirwa) from Matebeleland side 😘Gwanda and grew up around Ndebele tribe aswell so you will find a lot of similarities if your married to Matebeleland side 💗
Interesting, as Africans we're so much alike ❤
Your intro is lit!!! I feel sorry for the guy lol let watch now
😂😂🙈 thank you love ❤
I am so glad my papers were correct when I started dating my husband
Thank God 🙏🏾 people were gonna say you're using him for papers 😊
To be honest I got no problem with people dating any tribe or race, what I hate the most is dragging men/women down of your tribe/race just because you dating outside of it.
And lastly I hate those who drag those dating foreigners down, like why can't you understand that not all women/men are gonna be yours? Get your preference and save us the novels.
Spot on 👌🏾 thank you for watching and sharing your input 🙏🏾
This is interesting. What a Pick. I am a Zim guy...kinda get you
We love you our South African daughter In-Law. Thank you for ever loving a 'poor' Zimbabwean.
Once again...thank you
I like the Zim culture no surprises after marriage lol
Exactly...you know exactly what you're getting yourself into
Hesi muroora. Nice seeing you.
Wish you well guys... Happy Marriage to you.
Thank you
Not only me , we are all hardworking!
Wow love this 🇿🇼🇿🇦🤘
Thank you so much
@@SerameAndBeyond need more of this
Wal beautiful Makoti, welcome to Zim.
You are appreciated
Mind you, one of Zim's best Lawyers Beatrice Mtetwa is a MuSwati and became Zimbabwean by becoming a Makoti.
Wow really?? This is interesting 🙏🏾
She is a warrior in our country. I just went to listen to an interview of her and yes I can see the South African accent in her English but I think for us we have always been open so it's not a surprise that she has assimilate d very well in the upper echelons of Zimbabwean society. We do have Venda; Xhosa; Ndebele, Batonga and Shangaan tribal groups as well in Zimbabwe and they are also in SA I'm led to believe
@@town944folk She isn't South African but from eSwatini.
@@zee-pougebndouyebani9828 -Was that old school Swaziland then?
@@zee-pougebndouyebani9828 -th-cam.com/video/s0mKndUkWik/w-d-xo.html
Have a listen to this young lady from South Africa. Went to school in Zimbabwe managed to meet and interview Robert Mugabe before he died. Her Shona is better than mine. If she didn't say she was South African I wouldn't have known she was South African.
Enjoyed this episode❤️
Thank you for watching ❤
Much love muroora ( makoti)
This days if a foreign national says he love you .He loves you
Tinokudai muroora wedu ,so beautiful and nice
I always enjoy your videos ❤️❤️
Thank you Dzunani 🙏🏾 ❤
The man murdered 7 people was a Mokoena guy from Limpopo.Him people are scared to do such things.only in SA
South Africans are not xenophobic or afrophobic but they are only saying pan africanism can't be a burden of 1 nation /country.
Thank you for your input
Lebo... How do you come to conclude that RSA is bearing the brunt of Pan-Africanism? Just curious
@@AllHope23 because most of African people from different African countries are here. Actually most African people from failed African countries are here even those who are not here want to be in SA and I asked myself who will change their political spectrum of their countries if running away to SA. To hell with borderless Africa or pan africanism that is selective to SA. SA need help too and SA is not a continent but a country that have many problems like any fucken Africa country. I respect Namibian and Swazi youths who are revolting against their corrupt governments unlike those are fighting for ZEP permits to be renewed and I respect the brave Zimbabweans who are in Zim standing up against zanupf not this cowards like you, who are marching in SA for their right but they can't do same against zanupf in Zim.
@@AllHope23
That's a good question
If your country is hosting,live with it,coz no one knows tomorrow. Another 2 countries are being formed by God to host Africans soon,RSA will be releaved and l think a big change is coming.its when people will start reasoning straight, and see that you also need a hand from a neighbor 1day
I like the part where u have to go see where he is from before u marry him.
Love it too ❤
Am a foreign national I don't believe in xenophobia, everything starts from something there's always something that causes South Africans to act brutal, foreigners we must stop wrong doings that cause SAs to not want us close to them
Not all crime is committed by foreign nationals. Except crime committed by foreigners is more pronounced. Most crime is actually committed by South Africans themselves. Then there are politicians with no message who simply stoke fires of blaming foreigners for their failures.
We love our makoti
Her name is Fadzai , shona name how does it come like that if she's not from Zimbabweans parents? They are all Zimbabweans
What are you even trying to say
We love you muroora
Our daughter is married to a southafrican men.love u Makhoti
Breath of fresh air.
I love your show and your teaching 😍🤩
Thank you so much Tafadzwa 🙏🏾
Love is a beautiful thing
Muroora wedu we love you so much 😍🤩
Muroora is sister in law right?
Yeah name comes from lobola or lobolo...kuroora/marrying...muroora/makhoti
@@Namib-m5s beautiful...the shona language is so beautiful
Yes@@SerameAndBeyond
@@SerameAndBeyondyes
I think South- african school syllabus is very narrow and the country isolated for so long, the people within the borders line are the-same ethnic group, they speak the-same local language, the border post they erected is artificial by the european, to serve their won benefit, not interest of local people. The local people within the border bring their products to the market within the border, the market has being their before the european came with their concept, the government turn blank eyes and look other direction.
If some-one school in those area, what they teach, laid emphasise on their local need, than whole country, you see some people fluent in both English, French and their local languages, that is how it's through-out West-africa and other part of africa, if some-one move to the big city, you still have to come-back to your native environment, where you known better.
Those who attack other people are illiterate and ignorant, they didn't known where they're belong too, short sighted, when I was in Lagos Nigeria, when you speak with your accent, they just mock and laugh, the-same in UK, when -ever Scottish or welsh speak, the english mock them and laugh. They don't kill people mainly because they're different.
The Northern Nigeria, look different from people from south, physical look like arab than black african, you don't need to attack other when you see them in your state.
As if Nigerians don't attack each others. Before blaming South Africans please explain what's going on between Igbos n d Fulani in Nigeria
Thank you for your input Jerry. One Love One Africa
Thank you girls for your Health sober balanced discussions. keep it up
@@siphokolanisi6186 All the former British colonies do not have their own system of education. After decades of independence they still use the British colonial system which is totally irrelevant to their countries. At least the product of Bantu education is functioning well in RSA. They're all over the place bcos they refuse to admit that they're being fed colonial rubbish. I'm a product of that colonial education. I was shocked when I returned home @ the level of discussion by the product of Bantu education. It was relevant & very superior to whatbI was accustomed to. Girls in the Eastern Cape discussed real South African issues! This nigerian is delusional. South Africans have never sought greener pastures in nigeria. That should tell him something about RSA education. Nigerians are idiotic cheap boasters! Nigerians change your system of education to suit the needs of primitive nigeria. That way you won't be the scum that's despised the world over!!
The less said about the "educated" Zimbabwe rapists the better.
Hie Molamo l am Jerry from Zimbabwe Mutare l also married her in Tzaneen Sekororo
We love you 💜 Makoti Mbali
Mbali Makoti we love you
Lovely content...❤
Thank you so much for watching 🙏🏾
Thank you Makoti love you lots
Notification gang 💃🏻
Whoooop whooop 💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿
Hey Mbali👑💯
I really think you are misplacing the word xenophobia. You really need to do more research to understand what is going on. You cannot throw a word without understanding what you are saying. First you need to understand the issues in South Africa. I wonder what was the reason of not moving to your husband s home. South African have huge issues from poverty; you name it. So the issues are around people not having enough basic needs. That cause a lot of issues. But learn to do research on your subjects to understand why people feel the way they do.
Thank you for watching
Mbali you forgot 1 thing, that Zim man take good care of their wives and kids
Love u makoti❤️❤️❤️❤️
Loved this episode let m s ub
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
Please don’t just say Zimbabweans coz we like SA have many tribes! I guess you are referring to Shona culture when you say Zimbabwean? We have Zulu/Ndebele,Khalanga , Xhosa, Shangani , Venda , Tonga too believe it or not!
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we love you Mbali enhle our wife
Love Mbali
Love her too ❤
Are there any South African men married to other African countries? Find only one and interview him please. I personally don’t know any South African man who ever married woman from African country
There is an episode done by this lady already on a Zulu man marrying a Congolese woman.
I know lots of SA men married to Zim ladies.
Sister where are u come from
Which borders...? You are only one people. 🤔
Chitsika means footprint🦶
I love your program but not one of our daughters married to foreigners who got married and went to stay in their countries of origin.Hope we will see that in the future.
I grew up with this in Zimbabwe in the 90s. One of my mom's best friends was a Zambian lady married to a Nigerian man. My mom was in a relationship with a Mr Malope from Durban. I went to school with Ghanians, South African in High School (Monde Muthimkhulu); from the same high school a Mozambican and Botswana guy who both spoke Ndebele. There's a South African lady who stays in the UK where I'm at. Her husband (also a Pastor) is Malawian and she is South African. They are both fluent in Shona but I was shocked to find that the lady and her younger sister were actually South African such is their immersion in Zimbabwean culture and language (They speak Shona and Ndebele). I saw this diversity more in private schools and the suburbs as traditionally well to do Africans have always sent their children to private schools in Zimbabwe. So I have seen examples not many but enough to know that these unions are not a new phenomenon
Lovely
I am from Zambia, and I do not feel sorry for Zimbabweans at all. We in Zambia sacrificed everything to free those people. Both ZANU and ZAPU were based in Lusaka after they were kicked out Zim by Ian Smith. When Mugabe came out of jail, he was sent to Zambia. When Zimbabwe became free, the Shona majority treated Zambian badly. So now that they are getting their heads handed to them, I could not care less. When we Zambia was paying the price for supporting all the liberation movements in Southern Africa, they came into their independence being coddled by the English, if for no other reason than to discourage them from recovering their land from the white people. Now the tables have turned, and the sanctions have crushed their little economy, they have flooded South Africa where they getting their karma...I cannot forget the day, about 10 years ago, when there was that eruption of violence against Zimbabweans in South Africa, and graduate student here in the US, from Zimbabwe, told me that all of us in Southern Africa must try and retaliate against South Africa. I asked what this had to do with Zambia...
Muroora wedu Mbali Chitsika vatete pano.
Muroora wedu iyeye
Love you mbali
Muroora wedu tinokuda.
I need to get me a South African wifey 🤗
All the best 🙏🏾
@@SerameAndBeyond thank you 😊
They have proper booties too fam,get yourself one
brother Josh lol
😂😂😂😂
❤ so can you speak one of our native languages
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❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥👍
Makoti wedu
About foreign nationals ,,love discovers that ladies they don't worry about that topic but guys have all the gate especially the lazy ones
Thank you for watching and sharing your view 🙏🏾
What's your totem makoti
'small house' = makwapeni
How about after marrying this foreigners you go stay with them from their countries of origin just curious 🤔
How about that be our choice?
@@SerameAndBeyond traditionally a woman moves to her husband's place not the Ada way around
I live in my husbands house.
We were supposed to be mixed being one but now we seem to be different because of the steel wires we were caged in like chicken by white colonialists. We're deep littered while they're in free range imagine
I never heard of South African man married a foreign woman
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No no no they are ,,but you know why ? to get a citizenship thats all , after that they divorce n then the guy bring the whole family in south africa , please south african women wake up.
@@deliwegrace7097 what are the benefits of South African citizenship for a foreign national?
There a so many around where I'M staying.My Local friends are south Africans ,they married Ndebeles from Gwanda ,Silobela,and Mashonaland.no problem with them.as l speak ,they in a journey going to Zim
my sister is married to a South African