From Uk to Building a Rural HOUSE that is now a Tourist Attraction in the Rural Areas of Zimbabwe
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- From Uk to Building a HOUSE that is now a Tourist Attraction Deep in the Rural Areas of Zimbabwe
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My eyes are beginning to be opened. We have thought for a long time that to live in huts, and in rural areas is unsophisticated and primitive, when in fact that may be what makes us African.
Just as being in suits and high risers may be what makes one American, to be amongst ancient architecture is what may make one European, it may be that to be in vast open spaces, at one with nature, in community with each other is what makes one ‘African’.
Living in huts and in rural areas does not need to mean being poor, or a not having access to the internet or healthcare. If these villages can be beautified, serviced with electricity, clean water and health care etc. Then it can be a healthy lifestyle that preserves African heritage. Who says urbanisation is the ‘only way to heaven?’ as the gentleman says?
The pathway forward for African progress may be to re-embrace this mindset, and reimagine what we believe to be good.
This is a brilliant model for other Africans to look at and emulate.
You just gained a Kenyan 🇰🇪 subscriber.Thank you for welcoming Miss Trudy🙏
Look at how those kids are enjoying and relaxed
This is outta this world❤❤❤
Well done. You did well. Diaspora life is not easy and you made something for yourself.
Your videos are transformative. My perspective on the rural life is changing because of you. Thank you for sharing these inspiring stories. ✌✌
Wow thank you so much
Kelvin doing a great job for my adopted country
WAAAAL..What a breathtaking traditional advocacy for self-development, empowerment, and back-to-the-roots ideology. Hats off tsano ,,, I emulate and envy such bravado.
One day you be like wodemaya ❤🎉😊 congratulations in advance great work bro
I Appreciate u so much
Please make sure to comment and Like😂
If you don't like l will know lm watching you
Excellent job my guy, please introduce your clients besides that youre going places
Great job Kevin.sure Zimbabwe has many opportunities. Many people have shunned their rural but this is an eye opener.
😂😂😂, running from Miss Trudy's Channel to see what Kelvin has in store for us from Zimbabwe. Much Love from a Ugandan sister
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@@JustEmbraceTheChallenge l Appreciate u so much 😊😊
Keep pushing Kevin...Keep inspiring us bro🎉🎉
"Happiness is not a destination is a state of mind". I love that❤
True,, self-actualization is not the last stage of happiness.
Lovely to see your place being showcased Chief Tawanda. Thanks @kelvinBirioti.
Kelvin you are changing lives!!!!!! Your work is amazing!!!!! I am subscriber, i watch all of your videos.
Wow thank you so much😊
Interesting all young generation let's gather here,thank you mr B
This is beauty 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Brother KB you bring inspiring stories that make us change the way we do things. I have discovered a lot of things through your videos. Keep it up.
Interesting videos
thank u so much
Rural areas can be turned into tourist spots. I have been in Namibia, those people are smart and innovative. Their villages look like towns, with numerous tourist lodges, guesthouses, bed and breakfast inns fitted with modern facilities - tiles, ceiling, wall TV, self-serve mini kitchen with fridge, stove, automatic kettle and private shower. Thats when I realized education means nothing if you cant think innovatively. In Zimbabwe, people are slow learners, old fashioned tradition keeps people behind. Innovation doesnt mean you are snobbish. This is the prevailing thinking in Zimbabwe, people are so anti-progress. Many think the purpose of education is to find a good job. They cant think beyond this point.
You Have said it very well
Say it again Bourne . People think progress will only come when you are working for other people. That's a bad mentality.
I second the notion of empowerment and self-growth in rural tourism. Universities may benefit from such trends in rural and urban planning, sociology, and architectural ideologies.
Another piece of great content ❤
Always great watching your videos. Learning a lot
Thank you so much. I really Appreciate
Thank you 🎉 we are learning a lot from your platform 🎉🎉
"There are many ways to go to heaven"🥺.... I understand what he was trying to say figuratively, but literally "there's only one way to heaven".
Best place to be.. well-done Chief
This place is great, teaching our African way of life. Children are happy 🎉🎉🎉. Great content that will stand the test of time 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Just subscribed, great job and you are such a humble young man. Great content and l was happy to see you with miss Trudy. And l am glad you took her to Chitungwiza. May God bless you and your family.
thank u so much
Here representing Miss Trudy
Rural areas is the way to go!
Well done brother, I'm very proud of you 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 this is the future guys this guys has a clear vision and not just running around chasing alcohol and females
From Miss Trudy, new subbie and am in love with your content ❤
Welcome 😊
Munin'ina wenyika , our Zim Hero. Famba hako Famba , showcase your Country. Its the only Zimbabwe we have
Such brains deserve to be requested by universities to showcase the sociological impact of such innovation and development Such innate wonders may be cascaded to Sociology and Adult Education lecturers and scholars..
Amazing honestly
Haaaa this is topnotch
Nice video. Miss Trudy has send me here
wow thank u so much
Well done!! This is good
Great, hard work.
lovely Kelvin
Well done 👏 ✔️ 👍 👌
One of the best
Wooow this is good ,you know our generation we are now loosing it srs.we are forgetting our culture and adapt other's culture;thank you for this
I love this😊
Great content 👍🤝🇿🇼
Thank you so much
Famba Biroti ❤❤❤❤❤
Keep pushing
Waaaal greatly appreciated❤
Thank you so much for watching
Keel going broo
big up my man my is itumeleng motaung from south africa i have watched all the videos very informative,please when you get a chance visit a horse stud in zimbabwe .
Thank you so much
Great inspiration however the video could not balance a tour for viewers to have a feel of the idea and the place. it dwelt much on encouraging young pple and the community to work.
Perhaps a video of d tour is brewing or in d pipeline (part of d original plan)🤷
Well spotted.
Awesome!🙏
Great content man
Thank you so much
Subscriber from Ms Trudy
Thank you for doing the talk but we did not see wat yu are doing
Bhora
Counter urbanization
Tirikudzidza
My proposal is, is it possible to do some of the conversations in Shona. We have noticed there are places where you go and we see that people may be more comfortable in speaking Shona, why not. Nesuwo tinenge tichidawo kunzwawo tsanangudzo dzacho in Shona soo that the meaning is not lost in translation. These days munozongonyora zvenyu padenga apa nechirungu asi munhu atsanangura mushe in our local language. It's just a suggestion.
Its not an easy task to do subtitles and also using an international language help content creators alot.
No one goes international with local language even yr revenue will be low when u use local language. It's a matter of being clever
d Kenyans want Swahili. Some others want Shona. What would Gambians have asked for🧐; d Ghanaians🤷? how about Nigerians🤔 - with over 400 different languages🙆♂️
Please accept d language that is more common. One which unites ALL, d majority.
I’m glad that this was made in ‘English’.
Really inspirational n amazing.
(By d way, I found this channel today because a Kenyan married to a Ghanaian recommended a Zimbabwean’s YT channel 🤭)
Accommodate everyone, in love.
One love💞
Ipfungwa yakanaka but English makes him reach a larger audience. Remember Shona is not the only language spoken in Zimbabwe
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Varume chodzosera pasi upenyu hwavo vakadzi I think if yu a young men yu need to be focused visionary ad stop zvemagirl friends after marriage it destroys their strength when they are young All their focus is lost at the end no progress with most african man This notion hanzi chero uchifema its wrong Do yor things while young ad stop zvemagirl friends
Location please. This must after Cross Musami
You contact them and they will give u location
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Today l’m first
I Appreciate u so much
@Pam Zemura Maumbe Hlg