What is the Best thing that has ever happened to you after a loved one broke your heart 💔??? Have You Liked the video yet?? Kindly subscribe to part of this TH-cam channel
I think my only real heartbreak is my mom dying. Everything else I move on and open my hands to receive whatever God has for me, believing that I’d rather have His “worst” than my own “best” (usually trash).
Keep going for supporting your future husband.The future is bright for your future husband 'Wode Maya' using his platform for African people to believe in ourselves, promoting African people who are doing great, adding value's to their countries in different ways. May God Almighty continue to blessings your union, guide you and protect Wode Maya and his team for the amazing work they are doing for promoting Mama Africa.in a positive
I am a South African citizen currently living in Mozambique. Look, I have never seen anything like what I saw in Mozambicque before, the weather is suitable for agriculture throughout the year. I was astonished to see people with tractors in March planting and thought to myself that they were crazy. However a few days ago I visited those areas and witnessed a miracle as the mealies were so grown and looking beautiful. I then realized how mismanaged Africa is. I am so inspired so inspired by this story. I am going back to farming...
there is no mismanagement bro, external actors are holding weapons to people and saying you as a people cant exploit your agriculture, education and medicine. Stop blaming leaders.
@@josephjames6339 What the hell are you on about?? It is mismanaged and if leaders are in charge of the policies, quotas and guns, they do the mismanaging. For example, people cannot farm in Northern Nigeria due to bandits and herdsmen. Many people speculate the government are lackadaisical about the situation because the President is from one of the warring tribes. That's just one example out of many. If you're not African and have no idea how things run, don't come here projecting what you think you know.
As a South African, I respect Zimbabweans for taking back their land. The illegal sanctions will pass soon. And Zim will be the "bread basket " of SADC again.
The biggest sanction Zimbabwe imposed upon itself it's voting for ZanuPF and corruption. Even if The West allow ZanuPF to trade freely, all ZanuPF will do it to go for shopping sprees and buying properties there. If Mnangagwa and ZanuPF stop corruption, sanctions will become eralevant
Come on sis, Zimbabwe was even under sanctions when it was under white leadership.... Sanctions did not affect anything, the country was already going down even in the 80s
Amen bhuti. With my limited Zulu I say "Sala kahle". South Africa will rise too. The one and only time I HV been to South Africa was on a family holiday in 1990 in Mamelodi. I was 6 at the time. I remember the ice cream was bomb💣. Haven't tasted any ice cream that good since then💯👌🇿🇦
For get Zimbabwe never ever change l m telling you they take the land what they do now for this khabishi do you think it's going to change never even the worker's of this farm they can't get paid kkkkkkkkkk
@@gyburiel I’ve actually just left South Africa 🇿🇦 in June and that’s why I’ve been following a lot of Woda Maya’s content to learn more about other African countries! I love the continent!
Women rise up! This is inspiring to me, and hopefully more women will rise to the next best possible future they can be. Let’s stop the dependence syndrome, and learn to move on when marriages don’t work. Thanks Wode, One love and one Africa!
Here is to ALL the ladies who pick themselves up after divorce and do even greater things! All my respect and love to you my sister. Keep going, the sky is the limit
They revel in claiming my people cannot farm the land after taking it back. At the same time, they ask the Zimbabwean gov't to cough up $3.5bn it doesn't have to compensate them (a word they scoff at when Africa mentions it) so they can build back their own farms. Nobody extends similar help to my people. It's a race where one competitor is in an upright position whilst the other crawls on all fours. But my people will build their own farms. Gradually, bit by bit, my people will build. Land is everything. By all means, TAKE your land. It's yours. Power to you, ma'am 💪🏿
You are so correct, when Zimbabwe gained their hard fought independence, the conniving British did so reluctantly . They placed numerous obstacles in Zimbabwe path ,the biggest being the land issue.
We are going somewhere as a people. We are the greatest race on the planet. We have hard working people. No one can stop us now. Rise Africa rise. Thanks again Maya. You never disappoint.
Yes you married a fool of a husband my friend but see how God responded to your cry. He made you a rich woman. If you decide to take me as your friend I will change your story. I’m ready to support your farming business financially and I love your energy, your dedication and tenacity. I live in Atlanta Georgia USA and don’t allow distance to stop you from reaching out to me. Wode Maya will help you find me. I am waiting.
Loved this🥰. Ndafara kuona Mai G paTH-cam 👏👏👏 Hande Mimi wapinza Mhomz painterweb 💁🏽♂️. Mudhara G smiling down proudly from the stars. We keep marching 👊
Ohh please don't keep us waiting for too long for Zimbabwe content Wode. You know how curiosity is like😂. Anyway thanks for the content, keep them coming. Now let me sit back, relax and enjoy this video.
Indeed Africa needs Farmers. In Uganda the young people look down on farming. They say it's for the uneducated and yet they are are struggling. They are running to the middle east to work as maids, door men, bartenders etc etc.
I am very proud of this young lady. Zimbabwe you can finally get rid of the yoke of colonialism and take your people out of poverty. You have enough fresh water to irrigate the entire country. This generation must get it right to enable the future generation to prosper.
Thank you, yes African pride. I am happy to be a Hebrew woman! You learn self 💕 and you find the passion that takes you forward knowing that broken 💔 heals all wounds! It was stopping you from walking into your promise! While you were speaking I grow strong in my body and spirit! I felt it! Tears came to my eyes 👀 as a woman! At that very moment, I was going through and yes, I know I can come home to Africa ghana 🇬🇭 and make it! I was not born there but with every waken day it's all I think about! I live in the USA and building there never set my feet on that land yet, but soon come! I am happy that you can go out there and bring us melting heart stories that can lift us and bring us home! Africa is where we belong it's called home the Hebrew land of our ancestors the Hebrew land of Israel when I say it I can feel the power in my bones! Thanks for sharing, shalom
Her ex husband was a blessing, he was the catalyst for her to fulfill her TRUE divinely ordained PURPOSE in this lifetime. I'm afraid she doesn't see it that way. EVERYTHING is in divine order, the good, the mundane and the bad. It is all the same, all leading you towards your destination for this lifetime.
If all of that came out of getting your heart broke, then I need someone to come and break my heart that way. She is fabulous and a Royal Patriot of Zimbabwe!
Wooow!!! …….What a marvellous, awe-inspiring, remarkable lady Michelle is! 👌👍 She’s highly intelligent, well educated, warm, personable, very articulate, very friendly, is not afraid of hard work, possesses a great sense of humour & has an infectious laugh !!! …. 😂🤣🤣🤣. I’m indeed immensely impressed by her patriotism & extremely hard work running the farm & carrying on the legacy of her late Dad (MHDSRIEP 🙏). May God continue to bless her abundantly from strength to strength & may Michelle’s harvests on the farm be continuously blessed & multiplied a thousandfold, in the Mighty name of Jesus Christ our Lord, Redeemer and Saviour 🙏 AMEN
As a Zimbabwean woman I'm so proud of Michelle and really inspired✊🏾 she's so strong, confident and intelligent🙌🏾 I wouldn't mind being on that field everyday looking at those views....beautiful! ❤️🇿🇼
This sister has really inspired me. I need to start farming soon though my immediate challenge is farm availability like her my father was a farmer and when he passed on the land was shared among my six brothers. Her story has made my day, i am a trained accountant and i believe that knowledge can go a long way in farming if only i can access land. I am a south African female.
She has such an amazing energy! I love how much she loves Zimbabwe. Sometimes, a "bad" thing, such as a breakup, can actually end up being the making of you (in a positive way). It can be a blessing in disguise!
Well done Wode Maya. You have brought out a side of Zimbabwe that most people do not know about. You are the bona fide Ambassador of Africa. I think you deserve international recogntion and you have changed many mindsets and also exonerated those of us who have been singing about the wealth and beauty of Africa. Keep shining the light and dont give up. More health and love to you and yours. May God continue to enlarge your territory. Michelle, well done Sis. You are a great inspiration. Continue growing. We are cheering you on. 🙂
I just want to let you know I've just passed 500 subscribers, learnt alot of things from your channel and growing more...thanks for Inspiring me wode 🙏🙏🙏
I click the like button before I even watch am a zambian living in South Africa thank you for all your videos I've learnt so much about Africa through your eyes,am inspired to relocate back home and start up something, I have also learned to appreciate Africa so much I support the Africa to the world 100% Africa is the best I will soon also start showing the beauty of Africa soon on my prospective channel in the near future.
Thank you Wode Maya for the way you sensitively edited this video to respect her privacy with regard to the details of the heartbreak 😊 This Michelle Gwatimba is truly a remarkable woman and modern hero of Zimbabwe who is contributing to her country and people through farming. It's also important to hear her say that she's doing farming for two main reasons: 1) as her father's legacy. 2) as her patriotic duty and love for her country and her people. This is so inspiring. The government of Zimbabwe has a brilliant and amazing programme to support farmers. It's also great that almost all of Zimbabwe's farmers are not BLACK and beneficiaries of the government's Land Reform programme which took land from white colonisers and giving it back to original Black owners like this farmer. South Africa should do the same. The Western powers are publishing Zimbabwe with sanctions so that its Black farmers do not succeed. Zimbabwe has been smart in how it's going around the sanctions with the help of other African countries and China. Black farmers are really Zimbabwe's new liberation heroes.
People make fun of Zimbabweans about the land reform action that happened. What people don't realize is that the land reform helped turn lots of black Zimbabweans into wealthy people.. Our bad economy is due to punishment sanctions from Europe and bad governance.. But Zimbos will always hustle and find a way to make money
You do know there is no sanctions on Zimbabwe right but certain traders and businesses? Those businesses are owned by Zanu members. Its nice to read up before assuming. Zimbabwe is bad because of poor leadership and corruption
@@rojamillerover I am Zimbabwean.. So I know what I'm talking about.. I'm not talking about the current sanctions removed on Zimbabwe.. Yes things are bad but it really depends where you are in Zim.. Not everyone is priviledged. Yes Zim has bad leadership i don't deny that.. That's why i said Zimbos are hustlers. Next time read properly before you comment
@@fabianshara8969 I and a lot of Zimbabweans know the problem is leadership nothing about being biased... Until the day we learn to speak the truth majority of Zimbabweans will still continue to suffer.... Right now the same government is pay a less than $150 for a tonne of maize... Yet they pay around $350 a tonne to Zambian farmers.... Is that patriotism.... I am tired of fake pan africanists.... Bootlickers
Another important story shared - farming is the cornerstone of Africa’s economic progress and its security- and a key to Zimbabwe’s rebound - every African everywhere should be involved and invested one way or other - thank you WM -🇬🇭 🇿🇼 🇯🇲
Such a fabulous lady putting her country first. Returning home to her family land doing the hard work. Sticking with it to succession. She knows a country needs to be able to feed it's self then others. If every African thought like this lady things well improve for Africa so fast. Plenty of blessings and prosperity to Zimbabwe.
I’m in my early twenties and one thing I have been certain about for my future that I will surely be a farmer. Most people call me crazy when I talk about my goals. But it is what it is. Just come back here in 5 years after school.
I like her story. From Zimbabwe and went to Malaysia. I'm from Zambia, Neighboring Zimbabwe. I was in Singapore neighbouring Malaysia. Her story about Commercial Farming in ZIMBO and her story about farming , rising from broken marriage ashes to dust herself and live for Children and her family is what many women should do. Find profitable passion to engage in work instead of mischief to survive. May God bless your work Wode Maya and the Commercial Farmer in Zimbo.
MY BEAUTIFUL, STRONG, QUEEN !! YOU ARE TRULY INSPIRING!! THANK YOU MR WODE MAYA! YOU ARE GOD SENT, YOU UNIFY US AROUND THE WORLD!! I AM FROM THE BAHAMAS, SOME OF MY ANCESTORS ARE FROM AFRICA!! I LOVE MY PEOPLE!!
And then the europeans want to convince the world black people can't farm!! Black farmers in Zimbabwe must take their land and farm for themselves just like before colonialism!! Well done!
But also Africans look down on farming thats the problem. If we just loved our land, other people would not be coming to take it. Look at how the US and other countries protect their boarders. You cannot leave Africa to just go and farm in the US because those Americans have inherited those farms for generations. For us we instead run away to go work on their farms for $$$$. Make that make sense.
@@Flourish_today whether black people look down on farming or not yt ppl should just stay away from us!!! They're always looking for excuse to include themselves where they are not wanted
For centuries, much of the World has broken the hearts, minds, & bodies of Africa & Africans. This Farmer has a lesson that ALL Africa can learn from...pick yourself up, dust yourself off, recognize the abundance around you given by the Almighty(whether land, health, opportunity etc), & get to work step by step...And slowly but surely we'll regain our dignity & humanity as Africans! Wonderful Farmer Story Wode Maya, thanks for continuing to highlight African Agricultural Farmers..they have sooo much to teach us about Food & LIFE! Africa To The WORLD 🌎🌍
First of all she is so Lucky that her father left a farm and some other business for her to start on something but they are some who don’t have anything on the ground talking about Capital it’s a mountain to them,So we wish Government comes up with some clubs for women to do projects then they can start from there.
You’re very professional @Wode Maya. Your videos leaves one wanting more and you’re truly changing the narrative of Africa. You’re an inspiration to me and other millions of Africans at home and in diaspora. Your legacy is great so keep focused on your vision.. we’re joining in one by one and Africa for Africans will never be the same again ❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Love her❤️she exudes such joy. All praises to The Most High. Keep going sister; some people and things come your way only for a season to lead you to your higher calling.
Growing up in southwestern Ethiopia with subsistence unmechanized family farmlands, my first love was to be a famer. I thought farmers were self driven, patient and had the endurance to work the land and feed the nation. I later found it was a hard life and I did not have what it took to be one. I am now a an engineer in California surrounded by beautiful modern farms that feed the nation. Listening to this lady and seeing the farm, rekindled my first passion. It is too late for me but wish her and other young African farmer well in these endeavors.
@Yigermal Metew. It's only too late when you are in the grave. Explore that first passion by investing little by little back in Ethiopia. Copy some of the good agricultural practices where you currently are and create generational wealth for your children and grand children.
You can still invest in farming in Ethiopia without doing the farming yourself.. . You can create jobs in farming and feed Ethiopia...Even billionnaires in the USA are buying farming lands...
Just imagine if each African country would manage to find 10 or 20 thousands young Men and Women like her and give them the necessary land and support..... Just imagine .
This story is inspiring to learn how much that lady was willing to carry on her father's legacy hopefully her sons and others will understand the importance of keeping land for generations.. Wode Maya, we are told that the Ukraine supplies grains to many African nations,, so the war could lead to starvation so farming is necessary for food security.
I really enjoyed this interview. It’s great to see this young lady being a GREAT mother to her country; she’s a nurturer not just for her kids but also Zimbabwean. She’s a great inspiration not just for young women but also an adult like myself; one day I see myself running a small farmer just to keep myself busy. 👍🏽
Indeed, Michelle is amazing! 👌 After all the hard work at the farm, she still has a fantastic smile & wonderful infectious laugh 😂🤣🤣🤣…….utterly marvellous!
This is motivating and touching at the same time. I now understand the reason the pioneer column settled in Zimbabwe it wasn't the gold . It was the climate ,the soil and the weather.
Watching this from Europe and i wish i have a farmland like this energetic woman. But please help the poor women sitting there with their babies. Oh they touched me very deep.
He is amazing. A true son of Africa. Our breast fed him well well. Zim has been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. We have survived against the well oiled propaganda machines....and with such great young minds we are unstoppable.
Congratulations to Michelle for embracing agriculture to help feed her countrymen and women, and, eventually, to help Zimbabwe regain its status as a major food basket for Africa! This has been another wonderful program, Wode Maya! Thank you!
What is the Best thing that has ever happened to you after a loved one broke your heart 💔???
Have You Liked the video yet??
Kindly subscribe to part of this TH-cam channel
I discovered that God does not come from his village and there is life after a break up
Wode, keep doing your thing bro. You blessed, 💯💯💯💯love your content.
Yes! Did my basics.
I think my only real heartbreak is my mom dying. Everything else I move on and open my hands to receive whatever God has for me, believing that I’d rather have His “worst” than my own “best” (usually trash).
Wode looking forward to meet you man
Let’s all gather here, and support Maya. Big up to my Zim Sister.
This son of ours is such an inspiration.
We need a lot of people who think like this woman in Zimbabwe. I'm just patriotic like her.
Absolutely, Michelle is fabulous! 👌 I’m bowled over by her sheer hard work 👍
For entire Africa states wake up and feed for our land ....
Sure, not only Zimbabwe; but the entire Africa would be blessed.
There r a lot of things she almost said like politics
I think we need 2 million of these people who will bring back our Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 back on its feet
Go baby! This is dope! 🙌🏼 very educative!
Nice 😊👍
Toa mapenzi kwa biashara wewe
@@tonyjoseph4721 it's okay to show support to spouses, 💯
Thanks for supporting your fiancé👏👏👏
Keep going for supporting your future husband.The future is bright for your future husband 'Wode Maya' using his platform for African people to believe in ourselves, promoting African people who are doing great, adding value's to their countries in different ways.
May God Almighty continue to blessings your union, guide you and protect Wode Maya and his team for the amazing work they are doing for promoting Mama Africa.in
a positive
I am a South African citizen currently living in Mozambique. Look, I have never seen anything like what I saw in Mozambicque before, the weather is suitable for agriculture throughout the year. I was astonished to see people with tractors in March planting and thought to myself that they were crazy. However a few days ago I visited those areas and witnessed a miracle as the mealies were so grown and looking beautiful. I then realized how mismanaged Africa is. I am so inspired so inspired by this story. I am going back to farming...
Please please we need you!
Drop your email.
there is no mismanagement bro, external actors are holding weapons to people and saying you as a people cant exploit your agriculture, education and medicine. Stop blaming leaders.
@@josephjames6339 What the hell are you on about?? It is mismanaged and if leaders are in charge of the policies, quotas and guns, they do the mismanaging. For example, people cannot farm in Northern Nigeria due to bandits and herdsmen. Many people speculate the government are lackadaisical about the situation because the President is from one of the warring tribes. That's just one example out of many. If you're not African and have no idea how things run, don't come here projecting what you think you know.
water is life
I just love the policy of the government, this is the way to go, 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 Zim is moving forward
She can handle the project that can feed everyone she need more support 👊👊👊👊 much love
As a South African, I respect Zimbabweans for taking back their land. The illegal sanctions will pass soon. And Zim will be the "bread basket " of SADC again.
The biggest sanction Zimbabwe imposed upon itself it's voting for ZanuPF and corruption. Even if The West allow ZanuPF to trade freely, all ZanuPF will do it to go for shopping sprees and buying properties there. If Mnangagwa and ZanuPF stop corruption, sanctions will become eralevant
Come on sis, Zimbabwe was even under sanctions when it was under white leadership.... Sanctions did not affect anything, the country was already going down even in the 80s
Amen bhuti. With my limited Zulu I say "Sala kahle". South Africa will rise too. The one and only time I HV been to South Africa was on a family holiday in 1990 in Mamelodi. I was 6 at the time. I remember the ice cream was bomb💣. Haven't tasted any ice cream that good since then💯👌🇿🇦
Very true 👍 as a South African I respect Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 👏 🙌
For get Zimbabwe never ever change l m telling you they take the land what they do now for this khabishi do you think it's going to change never even the worker's of this farm they can't get paid kkkkkkkkkk
Loved her spirit!! As a black American I definitely want to see African countries excel!
Hi bro. I feel you. I hope we all Excel together. It's good to hear positive narrative. Love you all... From DR Kongo
Africans needs loans from America
Come join us. I've got a few ideas how to gradually do it
AMEN
Black people worldwide have to excel
@@gyburiel I’ve actually just left South Africa 🇿🇦 in June and that’s why I’ve been following a lot of Woda Maya’s content to learn more about other African countries! I love the continent!
I hope Michelle 's story will open those minds that think a girl child can't take over a family land. Well done gal, you are such an inspiration ❤️
This has been my dream and plan because I have always loved farming.
Maya u are a jewel of African,as my sister u are a strong woman waaal ,hope every girl child must learn from u
Fellow Brothers and Sisters in Zimbabwe I believe you can do it without Mzungu, much love from Tanzania
Yes we can my guy and we are doing it bit by bit
@@victortakunda5443 may God be with you 🙏
slowly slowy pol pole we will get there
Maya Please Please Stay In Zim For 5 months
Michelle is an old friend, it’s good to see her doing very well. I’m so proud of her 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 This is amazing
The only healthy future we have is farming. One love from Jamaica ❤️🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲
True dear 😍🇿🇼
Very intelligent lady. Love what she's doing to bring back Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 as the food basket of southern Africa.
Zimbabwean English is dope
Haïti in the house 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹 great job guys. I’m Mayaaaaa. Big respect for my Zimbabwe brother and sisters
When you stare too long at the closed door, you will miss the doors that are opened to you.
A lesson learned from this video. ✌🏾
What an intelligent and hard working woman. Eventually women will rule the world.
Women rise up! This is inspiring to me, and hopefully more women will rise to the next best possible future they can be. Let’s stop the dependence syndrome, and learn to move on when marriages don’t work. Thanks Wode, One love and one Africa!
One love One Africa👍👍👍
Thus is true. We doing the best we can. Its hard depending on how in deep you are.
🙏🏾💃🏻
She's so eloquent and brilliant and intelligent and entrepreneurial and everything in between. Commendable effort. This is the Africa we need.
Here is to ALL the ladies who pick themselves up after divorce and do even greater things! All my respect and love to you my sister. Keep going, the sky is the limit
Greetings Greetings my beloved people of African home and abroad. Very educational and informative. Guinea Bissau 🇬🇼 in the house
Hy bro hw is Gunea Bissau Africa for Africans
They revel in claiming my people cannot farm the land after taking it back. At the same time, they ask the Zimbabwean gov't to cough up $3.5bn it doesn't have to compensate them (a word they scoff at when Africa mentions it) so they can build back their own farms. Nobody extends similar help to my people. It's a race where one competitor is in an upright position whilst the other crawls on all fours. But my people will build their own farms. Gradually, bit by bit, my people will build. Land is everything. By all means, TAKE your land. It's yours. Power to you, ma'am 💪🏿
Respect! Total Respect!!
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
True don’t be fooled into a system where the government controls your food. It can be done one farm at a time.
You are so correct, when Zimbabwe gained their hard fought independence, the conniving British did so reluctantly . They placed numerous obstacles in Zimbabwe path ,the biggest being the land issue.
Straight Talk!!
This woman is empowering other women with her amazing work. Women let's rise. I am proud of you. 🇿🇼🇿🇼. I also want to be a farmer now
Proud of you sister... Zimbabwe kumba 🇿🇼 🇿🇼 🇿🇼
Handei kunorima girls 🙌🏾
@@misstinafz I'm going September
@@sherryproudafrican4784 Isu tikurima kuno askana, then go back kumba Zim later kunorima futi. Mari iri muvhu veduweee
Unoda nyika yako umwewangu🤛🏽
@@blakshatta4093 big time...thanks for noticing that
We are going somewhere as a people. We are the greatest race on the planet. We have hard working people. No one can stop us now. Rise Africa rise.
Thanks again Maya. You never disappoint.
Yes you married a fool of a husband my friend but see how God responded to your cry. He made you a rich woman. If you decide to take me as your friend I will change your story. I’m ready to support your farming business financially and I love your energy, your dedication and tenacity. I live in Atlanta Georgia USA and don’t allow distance to stop you from reaching out to me. Wode Maya will help you find me. I am waiting.
It's really amazing, wow, Africa is really rich, this lady needs to be celebrated too. Eyy
Loved this🥰. Ndafara kuona Mai G paTH-cam 👏👏👏 Hande Mimi wapinza Mhomz painterweb 💁🏽♂️. Mudhara G smiling down proudly from the stars. We keep marching 👊
As a Zimbabwean woman I am inspired and proud of Ms Gwatimba
That is nice seeing our Africans sister engaging in millionaire project. Agriculture is the way to go. Just keep it up sister
African women are hardworking. They need support
Wode Maya dropped another gem 💎 The woman is the perfect definitely of an African Queen 👸🏽 😍
Ohh please don't keep us waiting for too long for Zimbabwe content Wode. You know how curiosity is like😂. Anyway thanks for the content, keep them coming. Now let me sit back, relax and enjoy this video.
The dramas of love and life. Africa needs farmers and intelligent business minded women.
Indeed Africa needs Farmers. In Uganda the young people look down on farming. They say it's for the uneducated and yet they are are struggling. They are running to the middle east to work as maids, door men, bartenders etc etc.
@@Flourish_today That is stupidity. Let's stay in Africa and build Africa
I am very proud of this young lady. Zimbabwe you can finally get rid of the yoke of colonialism and take your people out of poverty. You have enough fresh water to irrigate the entire country. This generation must get it right to enable the future generation to prosper.
That's it bro.
Go girl you are in the right direction you make us proud as, Zimbabweans.
True example of turning bad situations into something productive.Thanks for Sharing WODE MAYA
Thank you, yes African pride. I am happy to be a Hebrew woman! You learn self 💕 and you find the passion that takes you forward knowing that broken 💔 heals all wounds! It was stopping you from walking into your promise! While you were speaking I grow strong in my body and spirit! I felt it! Tears came to my eyes 👀 as a woman! At that very moment, I was going through and yes, I know I can come home to Africa ghana 🇬🇭 and make it! I was not born there but with every waken day it's all I think about! I live in the USA and building there never set my feet on that land yet, but soon come! I am happy that you can go out there and bring us melting heart stories that can lift us and bring us home! Africa is where we belong it's called home the Hebrew land of our ancestors the Hebrew land of Israel when I say it I can feel the power in my bones! Thanks for sharing, shalom
Her ex husband was a blessing, he was the catalyst for her to fulfill her TRUE divinely ordained PURPOSE in this lifetime. I'm afraid she doesn't see it that way. EVERYTHING is in divine order, the good, the mundane and the bad. It is all the same, all leading you towards your destination for this lifetime.
I second you 💯💯
💯
I second you
Amen🙏🏾
He is an ex for a reason. Chakafukidza dzimba matenga
If all of that came out of getting your heart broke, then I need someone to come and break my heart that way. She is fabulous and a Royal Patriot of Zimbabwe!
Lol
Lmao 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
Wooow!!! …….What a marvellous, awe-inspiring, remarkable lady Michelle is! 👌👍 She’s highly intelligent, well educated, warm, personable, very articulate, very friendly, is not afraid of hard work, possesses a great sense of humour & has an infectious laugh !!! …. 😂🤣🤣🤣. I’m indeed immensely impressed by her patriotism & extremely hard work running the farm & carrying on the legacy of her late Dad (MHDSRIEP 🙏). May God continue to bless her abundantly from strength to strength & may Michelle’s harvests on the farm be continuously blessed & multiplied a thousandfold, in the Mighty name of Jesus Christ our Lord, Redeemer and Saviour 🙏 AMEN
As a Zimbabwean woman I'm so proud of Michelle and really inspired✊🏾 she's so strong, confident and intelligent🙌🏾
I wouldn't mind being on that field everyday looking at those views....beautiful! ❤️🇿🇼
My goal is one day to go back home, which is Africa where all black people come from
Been checking for the Zim content every day! Michelle is such a great guest. Thanks Maya. 🔥🔥🔥
You can't give up now, it's just a season. Whatever you are going through. No matter how hard it is... It will pass. Better days are coming ahead ❤️
Wow🎊
This sister has really inspired me. I need to start farming soon though my immediate challenge is farm availability like her my father was a farmer and when he passed on the land was shared among my six brothers.
Her story has made my day, i am a trained accountant and i believe that knowledge can go a long way in farming if only i can access land.
I am a south African female.
Amen amen 🙏
This story is really inspiring 💯
Her mindset is mind blowing
Great video Maya
Thats my lilsister...iam proud of you my love.....good job there Michelle, well done sis
She has such an amazing energy! I love how much she loves Zimbabwe.
Sometimes, a "bad" thing, such as a breakup, can actually end up being the making of you (in a positive way). It can be a blessing in disguise!
Wonderful
Im 60 a my too old for her...may be she dont need a man , now that she got money.money is evil
She is one pf my favourite people that you have hung out with🥂great upload
Chale you actually gained 100K subs in 7 days well done👌 Tichenesere nyika people think Zimbabwe is a poor nation.
Well done Wode Maya. You have brought out a side of Zimbabwe that most people do not know about. You are the bona fide Ambassador of Africa. I think you deserve international recogntion and you have changed many mindsets and also exonerated those of us who have been singing about the wealth and beauty of Africa. Keep shining the light and dont give up. More health and love to you and yours. May God continue to enlarge your territory. Michelle, well done Sis. You are a great inspiration. Continue growing. We are cheering you on. 🙂
I just want to let you know I've just passed 500 subscribers, learnt alot of things from your channel and growing more...thanks for Inspiring me wode 🙏🙏🙏
Congratulations
Congrats! @Oludaily
@@tinatendi Congrats!
@@tinatendi I'm going to Subscribe to your channel now
@@MaLiArtworks186 thanks so much
"We need more heart breaks to have more farmers " but she is a strong woman , i admired her.
Lesson learnt " this is our time to RISE!" God bless our Zimbabwe Sister 🇿🇼 🥰🥰👍
I love when they said we have to feed our nation first before exporting 👏🏿🙌🏿
Another brilliant masterpiece video.I notice one thing about Zimbabweans and South Africans.THEY SPEAK VERY GOOD ENGLISH.Keep the videos coming.
Wode I just wake up, this is the first thing I watch. I’m in Florida and from Haiti. You start my day right. Thank you
Great woman, farming is the backbone for every country
Royalty.....that speaks volumes. All Africans must think this way.
I click the like button before I even watch am a zambian living in South Africa thank you for all your videos I've learnt so much about Africa through your eyes,am inspired to relocate back home and start up something, I have also learned to appreciate Africa so much I support the Africa to the world 100% Africa is the best I will soon also start showing the beauty of Africa soon on my prospective channel in the near future.
Thank you Wode Maya for the way you sensitively edited this video to respect her privacy with regard to the details of the heartbreak 😊
This Michelle Gwatimba is truly a remarkable woman and modern hero of Zimbabwe who is contributing to her country and people through farming. It's also important to hear her say that she's doing farming for two main reasons:
1) as her father's legacy.
2) as her patriotic duty and love for her country and her people.
This is so inspiring.
The government of Zimbabwe has a brilliant and amazing programme to support farmers. It's also great that almost all of Zimbabwe's farmers are not BLACK and beneficiaries of the government's Land Reform programme which took land from white colonisers and giving it back to original Black owners like this farmer. South Africa should do the same.
The Western powers are publishing Zimbabwe with sanctions so that its Black farmers do not succeed. Zimbabwe has been smart in how it's going around the sanctions with the help of other African countries and China.
Black farmers are really Zimbabwe's new liberation heroes.
Michelle I just want you to keep talking, like this video should not end......more Grace to you💖
People make fun of Zimbabweans about the land reform action that happened. What people don't realize is that the land reform helped turn lots of black Zimbabweans into wealthy people.. Our bad economy is due to punishment sanctions from Europe and bad governance.. But Zimbos will always hustle and find a way to make money
true
You do know there is no sanctions on Zimbabwe right but certain traders and businesses? Those businesses are owned by Zanu members. Its nice to read up before assuming. Zimbabwe is bad because of poor leadership and corruption
@@rojamillerover I am Zimbabwean.. So I know what I'm talking about.. I'm not talking about the current sanctions removed on Zimbabwe.. Yes things are bad but it really depends where you are in Zim.. Not everyone is priviledged. Yes Zim has bad leadership i don't deny that.. That's why i said Zimbos are hustlers. Next time read properly before you comment
@@rojamillerover that clearly shows that you are biased
@@fabianshara8969 I and a lot of Zimbabweans know the problem is leadership nothing about being biased... Until the day we learn to speak the truth majority of Zimbabweans will still continue to suffer.... Right now the same government is pay a less than $150 for a tonne of maize... Yet they pay around $350 a tonne to Zambian farmers.... Is that patriotism.... I am tired of fake pan africanists.... Bootlickers
Another important story shared - farming is the cornerstone of Africa’s economic progress and its security- and a key to Zimbabwe’s rebound - every African everywhere should be involved and invested one way or other - thank you WM -🇬🇭 🇿🇼 🇯🇲
Such a fabulous lady putting her country first. Returning home to her family land doing the hard work. Sticking with it to succession. She knows a country needs to be able to feed it's self then others. If every African thought like this lady things well improve for Africa so fast. Plenty of blessings and prosperity to Zimbabwe.
I’m in my early twenties and one thing I have been certain about for my future that I will surely be a farmer. Most people call me crazy when I talk about my goals. But it is what it is. Just come back here in 5 years after school.
Mugabe really liberated Zimbabwean land from British colonizers
FACTS BUT BLACK SOUTH AFRICANS LOVE TO MAKE FUN OF HOS LEGACY. Was the program perfect, no. Was it needed. Absolutely.
True day
He really did
Loved him… He looked out for his people.
I like her story. From Zimbabwe and went to Malaysia. I'm from Zambia, Neighboring Zimbabwe. I was in Singapore neighbouring Malaysia. Her story about Commercial Farming in ZIMBO and her story about farming , rising from broken marriage ashes to dust herself and live for Children and her family is what many women should do. Find profitable passion to engage in work instead of mischief to survive. May God bless your work Wode Maya and the Commercial Farmer in Zimbo.
Wow ! Very inspiring story from Zimbabwe.
As a Kenyan, I salute the Zimbabwe government for such a brilliant initiative to support farmers.
Do you watch Jim Nduruchi
Fertile land awaits our fertile minds people of Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, thank you Wode Maya…. medaase 🙏
MY BEAUTIFUL, STRONG, QUEEN !! YOU ARE TRULY INSPIRING!! THANK YOU MR WODE MAYA! YOU ARE GOD SENT, YOU UNIFY US AROUND THE WORLD!! I AM FROM THE BAHAMAS, SOME OF MY ANCESTORS ARE FROM AFRICA!! I LOVE MY PEOPLE!!
Love Africans who are not ashamed to be Africans.
Go gal go,the sky is the limit.
This as given me change of mind to go back home and start farming.
I have land which is big,
Thanks for sharing this my son Wode Maya.
,inspiring indeed, we cannot give up of our continent because of challenges .Shine the light Maya .
And then the europeans want to convince the world black people can't farm!!
Black farmers in Zimbabwe must take their land and farm for themselves just like before colonialism!!
Well done!
That's only apply to southern Africa
But also Africans look down on farming thats the problem. If we just loved our land, other people would not be coming to take it. Look at how the US and other countries protect their boarders. You cannot leave Africa to just go and farm in the US because those Americans have inherited those farms for generations. For us we instead run away to go work on their farms for $$$$. Make that make sense.
@@Flourish_today whether black people look down on farming or not yt ppl should just stay away from us!!! They're always looking for excuse to include themselves where they are not wanted
They want to control food like their countries.
@@Flourish_today most of them are leased. Africa is better.
Congratulations, so proud of this sister! She is fulfilling her purpose 💕
For centuries, much of the World has broken the hearts, minds, & bodies of Africa & Africans. This Farmer has a lesson that ALL Africa can learn from...pick yourself up, dust yourself off, recognize the abundance around you given by the Almighty(whether land, health, opportunity etc), & get to work step by step...And slowly but surely we'll regain our dignity & humanity as Africans!
Wonderful Farmer Story Wode Maya, thanks for continuing to highlight African Agricultural Farmers..they have sooo much to teach us about Food & LIFE!
Africa To The WORLD 🌎🌍
First of all she is so Lucky that her father left a farm and some other business for her to start on something but they are some who don’t have anything on the ground talking about Capital it’s a mountain to them,So we wish Government comes up with some clubs for women to do projects then they can start from there.
You’re very professional @Wode Maya. Your videos leaves one wanting more and you’re truly changing the narrative of Africa. You’re an inspiration to me and other millions of Africans at home and in diaspora. Your legacy is great so keep focused on your vision.. we’re joining in one by one and Africa for Africans will never be the same again ❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
She's the definition of strong black woman, so proud of you sister 💖💖.
Love her❤️she exudes such joy. All praises to The Most High. Keep going sister; some people and things come your way only for a season to lead you to your higher calling.
My sister you feet like of a deer you tread on heights,keep going,you are strong and courageous,Zimbabwe hoye!May many like you rise
Growing up in southwestern Ethiopia with subsistence unmechanized family farmlands, my first love was to be a famer. I thought farmers were self driven, patient and had the endurance to work the land and feed the nation. I later found it was a hard life and I did not have what it took to be one. I am now a an engineer in California surrounded by beautiful modern farms that feed the nation. Listening to this lady and seeing the farm, rekindled my first passion. It is too late for me but wish her and other young African farmer well in these endeavors.
@Yigermal Metew: It’s never to late🙂.
@Yigermal Metew. It's only too late when you are in the grave. Explore that first passion by investing little by little back in Ethiopia. Copy some of the good agricultural practices where you currently are and create generational wealth for your children and grand children.
You can still invest in farming in Ethiopia without doing the farming yourself.. . You can create jobs in farming and feed Ethiopia...Even billionnaires in the USA are buying farming lands...
Yay! A CONVENT GIRL !!! 👍🏾
Every country needs citizens who believe in their people and who work FOR their nation’s growth from the bottom up!
@ Linda Mvusi. Am a proud Covent parent. The motto, " when girls stand out, our girls are outstanding ".
Another inspiring story, let's get more women into farming. Well done and god bless this woman.
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I love this kind of energy instead of getting into depression.
This's the prove that Africans can farm the land too thank you sister.
Just imagine if each African country would manage to find 10 or 20 thousands young Men and Women like her and give them the necessary land and support..... Just imagine .
Its easy to say when you're not the one who'll be coup'ed.
@@trevorprimenyc you're literally all over the comments with your bitterness
@@gloriasarah9653 I noticed that
Hunger would be a past tense 👏🏼👏🏼
@@trevorprimenycyou are a bot trying to promote negativity among our African brothers and sisters
I like Wode Maya. Michelle inspired me. I 'm taking the challenge. See me in Zimbabwe soon.
Very smart and beautiful Zimbabwe princess
So proud of this sister. Thanks for interviewing her Wode.
Dope video, inspiring woman, great interview. I can't wait to visit Zimbabwe to film and add more content to my ongoing Africa documentary.
Will be waiting
@@thomaschakwita4675 Very soon Thomas, thanks.
This story is inspiring to learn how much that lady was willing to carry on her father's legacy hopefully her sons and others will understand the importance of keeping land for generations.. Wode Maya, we are told that the Ukraine supplies grains to many African nations,, so the war could lead to starvation so farming is necessary for food security.
@GN28 Thank you for the information.
I really enjoyed this interview. It’s great to see this young lady being a GREAT mother to her country; she’s a nurturer not just for her kids but also Zimbabwean. She’s a great inspiration not just for young women but also an adult like myself; one day I see myself running a small farmer just to keep myself busy. 👍🏽
Indeed, Michelle is amazing! 👌 After all the hard work at the farm, she still has a fantastic smile & wonderful infectious laugh 😂🤣🤣🤣…….utterly marvellous!
This is motivating and touching at the same time. I now understand the reason the pioneer column settled in Zimbabwe it wasn't the gold . It was the climate ,the soil and the weather.
Watching this from Europe and i wish i have a farmland like this energetic woman. But please help the poor women sitting there with their babies. Oh they touched me very deep.
She's already helping them by giving them employment. She also said she loves employing ladies.
You make zim look beautiful,thank you for marketing our country.
I'm happy finally, Wode is putting Zimbabwe on the map, the narrative was too much irrelevant
Zimbabwe has always been on the map. Don't believe the Western lies
He is amazing. A true son of Africa. Our breast fed him well well. Zim has been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. We have survived against the well oiled propaganda machines....and with such great young minds we are unstoppable.
Congratulations to Michelle for embracing agriculture to help feed her countrymen and women, and, eventually, to help Zimbabwe regain its status as a major food basket for Africa! This has been another wonderful program, Wode Maya! Thank you!