Wow. Ncezu is the greatest at making documentaries. That is exactly what Matabeleland needed. When this country improves, we will look back at these videos as a reminder of how bad our roads (and everything else) used to be. These videos will be cherished by our grandchildren. Continue your excellent work! I'm glad I discovered this channel.
Thank you this wonderful comment, we will continue to document the real unfortunate situation from a hopeful point of view. We believe Zim has a bright future, and like you we will tell our kids how rough our times were 😂😂😂
Great shows guys! Glad you arrived safely back to Bulawayo after your unfortunate accident. We appreciate the efforts you take to capture the beauty of our dear country. God bless you and we wish you success 🎉❤
Siyabonga kakhulu guys, this takes me back many years ago when I used to travel to boarding school. The road was better kudala, this is now a dust road 🛣️
Wow! Kuhle lokhu guys, you guys always surprise with your tours, the most unexpected 😅, which is really good. I have never been to Maphisa but it seems like there is a lot of things and sites to see along the way. Anyways, this one I enjoyed 🎉🎉❤❤❤.
Thank you so much for watching, we appreciate your support. Eish the road was bad njani, we got into a minor accident while filming 🎥. No one got hurt fortunately.
Very good documentary. Watching from London hard not to tear watching this l always go to Matopos when l am in Zim, l realise they are some places l am not aware of.
My mother's birth place is Kezi village but after her father retired in the 60s, he decided to come back to Zambia with my mum & one sibling leaving her mother & other siblings in bulawayo. Since then she lost contact with her family in bulawayo & only met one of her sisters in Zambia at a church meeting in the late 80s. It was an emotional reunion. When she went back home she told everyone & they came looking for mum, it was another emotional reunion. They then started visiting each other but unfortunately those who really wanted to reunite the lost siblings died(auntie Orica & others) & I also lost mum last year. I wish I could see any of my mum's relations but I have lost contact with all of them. So kezi means so much to me. I feel like I have reconnected with all my mother's relatives from there. Thanks for showing me kezi❤
Thank you so much for this heart felt comment. We are in awe at the impact our videos of doing for the community and we will continue bringing you more videos. Thank you!
I just bumped into your channel and have subscribed ,thank you for the trip and for highlighting those major landmarks along Matopo Road great video i was born in Antelope Mine Hospital and next trip to Maphisa i will make all those stops . Thank you and glad you are safe
Wow! Your heartfelt comment truly touched us. We're thrilled to hear that our travels resonate with you and evoke cherished memories. Rest assured, we'll keep sharing captivating good videos to delight and inspire you. Thank you immensely for your support and subscription! 🌟
Wow! Nice cool video. Brought memories yo me . I went to school at Minda girls high e Kezi…. It looks different now… Thank you… You should do one showing Gwanda
Thank you for your valuable feedback! We're actively addressing sound issues, and your input is crucial in our learning process. Your honesty is truly appreciated as we strive to enhance the overall experience.
Wow. Ncezu is the greatest at making documentaries. That is exactly what Matabeleland needed. When this country improves, we will look back at these videos as a reminder of how bad our roads (and everything else) used to be. These videos will be cherished by our grandchildren. Continue your excellent work! I'm glad I discovered this channel.
Thank you this wonderful comment, we will continue to document the real unfortunate situation from a hopeful point of view. We believe Zim has a bright future, and like you we will tell our kids how rough our times were 😂😂😂
Bafo zithini lapho nice video thus my route going home ema khaya eKezi I'm from e Tudi 2 , Thanks for showing us around brother.
Ncezu and Magriza's Prince Sivalo Mahlangu are my favourite TH-camrs in ZW.
Great shows guys! Glad you arrived safely back to Bulawayo after your unfortunate accident. We appreciate the efforts you take to capture the beauty of our dear country. God bless you and we wish you success 🎉❤
Kezi my home town
Siyabonga kakhulu guys, this takes me back many years ago when I used to travel to boarding school. The road was better kudala, this is now a dust road 🛣️
Indlubu for lunch! This is beautiful to see, you are keeping the culture alive 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🤝🏾🤝🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Wow! Kuhle lokhu guys, you guys always surprise with your tours, the most unexpected 😅, which is really good. I have never been to Maphisa but it seems like there is a lot of things and sites to see along the way. Anyways, this one I enjoyed 🎉🎉❤❤❤.
Hi thanks bro for driving down memory lane the last time was there was way back 2000 it's painful to see that the road it's gone horrible
Thank you so much for watching, we appreciate your support. Eish the road was bad njani, we got into a minor accident while filming 🎥. No one got hurt fortunately.
Very good documentary. Watching from London hard not to tear watching this l always go to Matopos when l am in Zim, l realise they are some places l am not aware of.
Beautiful video, with a sad background sound. Thats a funeral sound, very depressing 😢
This is beautiful
Wow! ZIM is so beautiful!
❤❤❤❤❤❤ kept up broe
Thanks for the comments 😊
l like your style of doing things.Your reporting is simply beautiful.More of these videos very much appreciated
Thank you for the love 💕
Great content, thanks Nyathi, thina njenge zakhamizi zalapho siyabonga.
Siyabonga kakhulu ukuthi izakhamizi are happy with how we portray their homes. Our goal is to showcase the beautiful of our country.
The last time I was there was 1988 Ovi river Ku grid is just next to my home. Edladleni 😂😂😂❤
My mother's birth place is Kezi village but after her father retired in the 60s, he decided to come back to Zambia with my mum & one sibling leaving her mother & other siblings in bulawayo. Since then she lost contact with her family in bulawayo & only met one of her sisters in Zambia at a church meeting in the late 80s. It was an emotional reunion. When she went back home she told everyone & they came looking for mum, it was another emotional reunion. They then started visiting each other but unfortunately those who really wanted to reunite the lost siblings died(auntie Orica & others) & I also lost mum last year. I wish I could see any of my mum's relations but I have lost contact with all of them.
So kezi means so much to me. I feel like I have reconnected with all my mother's relatives from there.
Thanks for showing me kezi❤
Thank you so much for this heart felt comment. We are in awe at the impact our videos of doing for the community and we will continue bringing you more videos. Thank you!
You are taking us places dhora....Keep up the good work.
Thank you brother for your sustained support, much appreciated for returning to watch more of our shows 🙏🏾
Great content siyabonga
Thank sister 🙏🏾😊
I just bumped into your channel and have subscribed ,thank you for the trip and for highlighting those major landmarks along Matopo Road great video i was born in Antelope Mine Hospital and next trip to Maphisa i will make all those stops .
Thank you and glad you are safe
Wow! Your heartfelt comment truly touched us. We're thrilled to hear that our travels resonate with you and evoke cherished memories. Rest assured, we'll keep sharing captivating good videos to delight and inspire you. Thank you immensely for your support and subscription! 🌟
Thanks my brother for showing us Matopos, l wish the best for my country.
Siyabonga for watching, we really appreciate it. More content coming.
Wow! Nice cool video. Brought memories yo me . I went to school at Minda girls high e Kezi…. It looks different now… Thank you… You should do one showing Gwanda
We will go to Gwanda very soon 😁
Thanks For The Update
Waze ngikhumbuza kithi
Siyabonga for watching and kuyajabulisa ukuzwa lokhu.
Great show though I don’t think the background music does the show justice
Thank you for the support and suggestions. We appreciate it greatly 😊
Great content Nyathi next time uzame ukayafika eKafusi inkinga ngumgwaqo kuphela, wishing you all the best 🥰
Sizoyakhona! That road needs serious development, I remember going there last year.
The music is too loud in all your videos.Unable to hear you speak
Thank you for your valuable feedback! We're actively addressing sound issues, and your input is crucial in our learning process. Your honesty is truly appreciated as we strive to enhance the overall experience.
Laze langikhumbuza kithii EMatopo
Siyabonga for the comment. We are glad ukuthi the video brought back good memories 🙌🏾
Home😢
Our beautiful home indeed❤️❤️
You should have shown the people "Bhalagwe where our brothers perished coz of... you know 😢😢😢
Sizayofika. Asikakwazi the specific location. Siyabonga bo icomment.
I like the video but music is boring
Thank you for the suggestion. We will work on getting some original music.
Muhle umsebenzi bhudi
Siyabonga 🙏🏾
This is beautiful bro
Thank you so much for the love 🙏🏾