You’ve really become my favorite TH-camr I’ve really enjoyed some of your videos this year like the ones to Bulawayo and the uk as well as the girls birthday
nice to add a bit of conversation along the road, nhasi tapotsa tasvika kumba chaiko nyaya dzichitsva. i really enjoy your videos, keep going mate! cant wait for the next one
It's so fun to listen you recap what has happened during 2024! It's really fun to see how we discuss about the same exact things, even if we live on the other sides of the world! :D
We are simply not planting enough trees in the vast important areas of southern africa and zimbabwe/zambia in particular , it all adds up , that hydrological cycle is very clear . this is leading to WEATHER changes and shifting of seasonal patterns, add to that all the illegal mining destroying fragile eco-systems and putting unusual chemicals in the atmosphere , we dont invest enough in the much needed knowledge to avoid surface run-off and actually harvest the water we get as rain , regions 1-3 of ZIMBABWE get so much rain but notice during the coming rainy season how much water will be lost due to run-off. All of this is real science not wapusa-wapusa or "command" this or that , you dont command anything into reality , instead you plan and build around it , so many countries like UAE and Israel who have far worse climatic conditions are investing into water resources and programs to combat el-nino . old ideas wont work , we need serious collective effort and good leadership!!!!!!!!!!!
1:16 @MShine1444 100% Climate change is now real in Southern Africa. We need to change the way we think about rain seasons .Times have changed, and let's learn to harvest water for the next planting seasons. And now we are now caught by surprise by the climate change.Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. Such shifts can be natural, due to changes in the sun’s activity or large volcanic eruptions. But since the 1800s, human activities have been the main driver of climate change, primarily due to the burning of fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas. Burning fossil fuels generates greenhouse gas emissions that act like a blanket wrapped around the Earth, trapping the sun’s heat and raising temperatures.
Thank you, GKay. Nice to watch your videos.
You’ve really become my favorite TH-camr I’ve really enjoyed some of your videos this year like the ones to Bulawayo and the uk as well as the girls birthday
@@justinbenyure1745 Thanks for watching my brother 🙏 ❤️ 🙌 💙 ♥️ 😘 🙏
nice to add a bit of conversation along the road, nhasi tapotsa tasvika kumba chaiko nyaya dzichitsva. i really enjoy your videos, keep going mate! cant wait for the next one
@@raykam949 Thanks for watching
Crazy to see all the hot and sunny weather over there. Watching from Finland and it's currently snowing outside my window.
@FernKern Luck you here it's blazing hot 🔥 🥵 temperatures 🌡 are extremely dangerous
Enjoying your videos, please do domboshava road aswell. The road was being rehabilitated, not sure howfar they went
@MaiKanez will do it over the weekend. Thanks for watching 👀
Thanks for the videos
@mikemushipe6023 Thanks for watching my videos. Bye-bye for now, see you in the next one.
It's so fun to listen you recap what has happened during 2024! It's really fun to see how we discuss about the same exact things, even if we live on the other sides of the world! :D
@FernKern Nice to hear from you. 2024 was so crazy 🤪. Thanks for watching
I would trade that heat anytime my brother.We are freezing 🥶 this side. Always refreshing to see the streets of Harare
@a.g.productions5090 Yaah, i don't like staying in a Coldroom, too. All the best, enjoy your winter
Kemi Badenoch....she's brilliant.
@@lifemetamorphosis-d5j Yes she is on top of her game
Fadility gold refineries has a shit road ...the Irony
We are simply not planting enough trees in the vast important areas of southern africa and zimbabwe/zambia in particular , it all adds up , that hydrological cycle is very clear . this is leading to WEATHER changes and shifting of seasonal patterns, add to that all the illegal mining destroying fragile eco-systems and putting unusual chemicals in the atmosphere , we dont invest enough in the much needed knowledge to avoid surface run-off and actually harvest the water we get as rain , regions 1-3 of ZIMBABWE get so much rain but notice during the coming rainy season how much water will be lost due to run-off. All of this is real science not wapusa-wapusa or "command" this or that , you dont command anything into reality , instead you plan and build around it , so many countries like UAE and Israel who have far worse climatic conditions are investing into water resources and programs to combat el-nino . old ideas wont work , we need serious collective effort and good leadership!!!!!!!!!!!
1:16 @MShine1444 100% Climate change is now real in Southern Africa. We need to change the way we think about rain seasons .Times have changed, and let's learn to harvest water for the next planting seasons. And now we are now caught by surprise by the climate change.Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. Such shifts can be natural, due to changes in the sun’s activity or large volcanic eruptions. But since the 1800s, human activities have been the main driver of climate change, primarily due to the burning of fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas.
Burning fossil fuels generates greenhouse gas emissions that act like a blanket wrapped around the Earth, trapping the sun’s heat and raising temperatures.