I'm Not Dead!! (Why I Left Zimbabwe)
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As someone born in Zimbabwe I have seen Rhodesia under Ian Smith, Zimbabwe Rhodesia under Bishop muzorewa, zimbabwe decades under Robert mugabe I saw that I could not cope and went abroad. Now Zimbabwe under Munangagwa is a different ball game. People have been brought back to the 17th or 18th century. Its not for the faint hearted. People have been hardened. It is a dog eat dog situation. I think I once commented on one of your videos before I went there myself. Both black and white people are traumatised. They always live on the edge to survive the next day. To imagine that there is no or very few industries no work for the youths.i have properties there and I saw corruption from the airport to council offices. Its very good you came out. Therevis no middle class .There is the very rich obviously connected to the corrupt leaders and very poor people who cant afford a meal
Absolutely agree. It's a beautiful country full of wonderful people, desperately trying to scrape a life whilst a select few ruin it for their own gain. Hard place to live, but beautiful regardless.
Accurate description
Couldn't have said it better. I left 8 years ago, I am in South Africa now. I only visited once and I came back traumatized! I don't intend to ever set foot there again! I was born and raised in zimbabwe, but it has become something completely foreign to me! I don't recognize anything familiar anymore!
💯 well said
I have lived in both eras. Zim under Smith and Zim under black rule. What i can say is Zim under Smith was good really good but only for the minority. The black majority only benefited crumbs and sweets. Thats what all the majority misses otherwise a black wouldn't easily own a house in the low density suburbs, would hardly own a good car, would hardly get a fertile land to do farming. I wont blame a white for missing Smith because he was good for his people
Once a Bulawayo Buccaneer always a Bulawayo Buccaneer,just give yourself time to heal brother and come,you are still welcome to our beautiful Country 👏🏿👏🏿
Thank you. It's been a year now and I feel pretty healed. I'll be back to visit Zimbabwe one day, I'm sure!!
Happy that you have found happiness. Hope you will still come back to Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe is beautiful and like you said and is always welcoming
Thank you, I will! It would be lovely to bring a future family out to see it all.
There's an unusual beauty in your sad story. You're a fighter and to victory you will keep marching on
Thank you, I hope so!!
💔💔💔 Thank You 💔💔💔
Thank You for sharing your story, you know what? With heartbreak comes endless rewards and new doors opening. You are a young buccaneer, you still have many lands to explore, many people to meet and many places to be. I had to start over after heartbreak in my late 50s... I'm now 64 years old.... travelled the entire Southern and Eastern African countries for three years now (after retirement). You will be just fine, the heart will heal and you will find new love. 💙💙💙
Thank you for visiting Zimbabwe we welcome you back, friends, and family
Thank you! 😃
We missed you Captain Benz. I am a Zimbabwean Auntie who enjoyed watching your videos. Surprised that you and Kerry broke up. That’s life Buddy! You will be fine whatever you decide. We still love you whatever happened and will always support you!!!
Thank you, your kind words mean so much to me! Onwards to a bright future!
Stay strong mfowethu. A wise man once told me that it's always sunrise or sunset. When the sun sets in one part of the world, it is rising on the other side. Your season in Zimbabwe has set but there is another sun rising in your new season of life. Stay strong mfowethu. #You can leave Africa, but Africa never leaves you.
That's a beautiful way of looking at things, I really like that!
Thank you for sharing your story.
I am really sorry about what happened to you and it's good to hear that you are no longer in that toxic relationship. It is well with you brother.
Thank you so much!
Work on yourself, go to the gym, look after yourself. Hopefully your love story with Zimbabwe stays the same, its a beautiful country and we hope to see you back soon and can continue showcasing the country one day. Welcome Back and goodluck wherever life takes you.
Thank you!! I'd love to come back one day, see the family, maybe eventually take my future family out there.
Ouch, so sorry mate.I hope you find love & thank you for stay in Zim.
I hope so too 😅 Zimbabwe is such an incredible place!
So sorry to hear that didn’t work out, but such is life, you picked yourself up and got on with the next chapter. You’ve had an amazing experience and lived one of your many lives!
You’re a strong character and a very likeable guy so whatever you do now and whatever life throws at you you’ll survive and thrive.
Best wishes buddy 😎
Thank you, your kind words mean a lot!!
You showed me the side of Zimbabwe that I did not know as a native Zimbabwean
It's such a diverse and beautiful country!
We remain privileged to have had you as a brother in law. Our relationship with you will continue. We still love you for being the the amazing brother you are to us.
Thank you ☺️ that means a lot to me!
Sorry to hear about your unfortunate marriage breakup. Everything happens for a reason. Perhaps God has other plans for you. Inspite of your bad experience, at least you enjoyed your stay in Zimbabwe. It's a beautiful country and with the experience you had you will find your feet.
All the best in your future endeavours.
Hey brother. Zimbabwean here, living in the UK. Sorry to hear your story. You seem like such a cool dude. Wishing you all the best and would love meet you one day.
Hey, thanks! Where in the UK are you?
I'm sorry things turned the way they did for you in Zimbabwe. Life can hand you some very hard lessons to work through and I'm glad you've come through them the better for it. I did enjoy the videos you posted about your life there, but I'm sure I'll enjoy your new adventures and experiences now that you're back in England (one of my favorite places). Your channel is about you as a content creator first and foremost and I think I speak for a lot of us - we enjoy you sharing your life. It's like listening to a friend we like spending time with. So I for one am definitely looking forward to hearing what's next!
This all means so much to me, thank you!!
Man!! Did you have to tell us such a sad story?
As a Zimbabwean, thanks for the glowing true report on our country. Yes, great country but full of ups and downs. Sorry about how it ended up with Karen.
Glad to see you with your chin up and going places. Next time I'm in Skys, I'm going to give our sister a good telling off, for messing with our Mukwasha.
Haha thank you 😊 Zimbabwe is such a special place and I do miss the people
In Bulawayo it's called Mkhwenyana not Mukwasha.
@@knowz2367 Yes sometimes people forget Ndebele is the other major language in Zimbabwe! It's not just Shona by any means!!!!!
@knowz2367 . Cheers. I actually forgot that. Thanks for reminder.
@@jimmycricket5366 ok. Calm down.
Fascinating and fabulous. Keep communicating with the world!
Thank you! Will do!
From the way you articulate your sad story, there is no doubt whatsoever that you will make it in all aspects. Every now and then we have to re-evaluate and restrategise, that’s needful… Greetings from a Zimbo in the land down under 🇦🇺
Thank you for your kind words and support! ☺️
Sad to hear you left Zimbabwe. Thank you for your honest content of life in Zimbabwe
I'm glad you enjoyed my content ☺️
I am so sorry you're going through such a difficult time in your life right now. Thank you for sharing. I'm looking forward to seeing the next chapter in your journey xx
Thank you so much!
So sorry to hear about your ordeal. Never mind and you can still visit Zimbabwe. It has been your home for 7 years.
Absolutely!! If I ever manage to settle down and start my own family, I'd love to bring them out to see it all!
We were privileged to have you in Zimbabwe my brother, keep going and wish you all the best. Hope to see you back in Zim
Thank you ☺️
You can keep the channel name, I think. The origin is like lore, now. Just change the description. Looking forward to whatever content you put on there!
I'm considering it, for sure! But not sure, since Bulawayo was only four years out of my thirty five 😅
Oh my word, that's just sad. That was too much demands on you . But I am not surprised that's one of the reason most Zimbabweans are stuck in diaspora working crazy hours. Looking forward to your travelling videos around Europe and Zimbabwe too.
Thank you ☺️
I missed your videos. It's good to see you're back! All the best on your next chapter
Thank you 🙏
sorry man😢, thats how things went .Just wishing you well and a quick healing from your experience.
Thank you 😊
Sorry to hear to about the divorce. Wish you all the best mate and we shall always root for you. You are a genuine guy. God bless you.
Thank you ☺️
Dude, I'm glad to see you're back but I'm sorry for what happened. I wish you the best in your future endeavors, and I can't wait to see what you're going to do next man. Stay strong brother!
Thank you 😁
I lived & worked in the UK for 20 years before coming back to Zimbabwe permanently in October 2020. Living in Zimbabwe is definitely challenging, but the way to get around is not come to Zimbabwe with a European mindset. You have to try & do as much as you can by yourself without waiting for someone else to assist you. Generating your own electricity, having your own water supply, cooking with wood and gas really helps. Staying out of politics also helps a lot.
Yup, absolutely agree. Zimbabwe taught me that I was capable of so much more than I thought I was. I found ways to make money, work with limited resources, be more outgoing with the people around me etc.
I'm selfishly gutted as I'm most likely moving down to Bulawayo by the end of the year (husband works out there) and I'd found your videos and thought, ah ha!, a contact! A possible friend! Sorry that your adventure ended on such a horrible note; impressive to see how you've emerged the other side and seem to be taking life by the horns. Good luck with it all!
I am in Bulawayo as well you will be fine!
Thank you!! And aha, sorry!! 😂
@@auntievonnie Looking forward to getting down there! I used to live in Jo'burg - anywhere has to be an improvement on that 🤣
😢 I am sorry to hear about the divorce. But I hope you feel confident enough to visit Zim again. Have you considered starting a tourism business I mean with your experience. You could organise tourists from UK to Zim and SA. Accommodation is a challenge in Zim. That's why locals buy residential stands and build. I am in the UK and that's what most people do. I don't know if you managed to get Zim citizenship but you could do that as well if you like. Plenty of tourist towns where you can apply for land directly thru the council to avoid scammers build close to the lake its easier if you are in UK and have a steady flow of income. Can use it as a air B&B guest house etc.
Sadly I was living in Zimbabwe on a spousal visa. I could only apply for citizenship after ten years 😅 so I couldn't work there now. But I'll definitely visit Zimbabwe again! Perhaps when I have a family of my own, I'll take them out to experience that wonderful country full of amazing people!!
We still support you❤
Thank you ☺️
Will support you regardless mate, live your life and enjoy the adventure.
Awesome! Thank you!
Such a genuine chap , rock on super star ..good luck on your next chapter
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the update. Just keep being you and wish the best for you.
Thank you, I will
Sorry to hear the betrayal you lived though that's ugly stuff. Now there is good waiting for you, payback will come whether you want it to or not. thanks for sharing, Zimbabwe has zero opportunity for you. New life!
New life with strong foundations from a wonderful place!
@@cptbenzie Amen
Thank you for your comprehensive reply. I really appreciate it. However my stance on Zimbabwe still stands my brother. Like I said I was in Zimbabwe this last February. Just 5 months ago and I am still traumatised. The roads the noise the corruption the dust the litter sewage running in ehe streets. the needy people around me the Air pollution I have to repeat corruption in every area from the airport to the council affixes. I have agreed with myself that after I have lived for more than 20 years in a development country I can not cope
People are too needy heartless. The respect and morals I grew up in is all gone. No good governance no post office no public office corrupt civil servants. Mmmm brother Zimbabwe is now an alien country to me. At my age I like peace and tranquility not the chaos I saw I came to the west and worked really hard for nearly 15 years and that's me done. I can go to other islands 🏝 for holiday and sun. Zimbabwe is no longer a priority to me
I don't blame you. Most of the people at ground level are awesome, but yes, rampant corruption. It's sad, but even the low level folks need to embrace it else they can't survive.
Better off alone, all the best !
Thanks 😊
Sabona😊
Sorry you got cheated on. You're a kind soul, and unfortunately folks with kind souls, are magnets for unkind people. 😢 I'm glad you got out of it on the first cycle of the 7th year. Watch the pattern, it comes in 7 years. Others are cheated on, and treated poorly for multiple cycles of the 7s. Calculate and see how Carrie will get used and discarded on one of the 7 year cycles. It's called a Shmita Year. It literally translates, the Year of Release.
She's the reason you suffered major set backs in Zim. She carries that streak of misfortune. So you were released from it because you are a good soul.
Try Zim again without her. She'll come crawling back to you, but now you know better than to give her a bear hug😊
Congrats on your emotional healing. All the best!!!
Thank you for your kind words.of support ☺️ unfortunately, my ability to live and work in Zimbabwe was based on a spousal visa, and now that I am divorced... 😅
keep healing my brother..hope your memories in Zimbabwe wont tainted by your heartbreak...you are so handsome and full of life you will find a woman to see you for who you really are.
Thank you, these kind words mean a lot! Zimbabwe taught me so much about myself and life, and was such an amazing experience. A rough time to end, for sure, but it couldn't spoil the rest!!
I watched you from SA and made me know Zim better... You wer one good thing found in Zim..now gone!
Haha, there are plenty of other good things in Zimbabwe! It's one heck of a place!!
Hope you have a good start
Life is like that.
Get up and start again
❤❤❤❤
Thank you
So sorry about your experience with your wife. Dont let it make you embrace what you always avoided and did not like
Dont compromise because of the blind effect of hurt.
Nevertheless hope you settle up of the hurt. Zimbabwe will always welcome you ANYTIME and trust me.
Zim will be ok soon and all will be on track again. Its all near now. Just bring your lovely ones from UK with you as a big bunch. We have enough room in our hearts to love and welcome you all. Hope you do come back again to be on an even higher platform of all things..
Dont worry about your unfaithful wife. Dont you know that domestic flowers at home, are always despised for the blooming flowers of the desert though little is known by the beholder of thier bloom and glow time before they all wither and fade so that the chickens come home to roost again..
At that time, she shall know and shall search the world 🌎 over for the right words to call you back OR have herself back in your arms AND SHALL FIND NON for they ALL LAY HIDDEN AS SEEDS AND DEEDS, DEEP IN YOUR WOUNDED 💙 HEART WHERE YOU HOLD THE KEY 🔑
Meanwhile from Zimbabwe, we will always love and support you. Till we meet again,, God bless and protect you 🙏
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Wise words ☺️ though the experience, at the time, broke me down, it allowed me to discover who I was, to grow, learn and rebuild stronger. Life is too short to harbour resentment and carry anger and hate. If my hands are full of those things, how can I take the good things life has offered me? Better to learn, grow and move beyond. Her actions speak to her character, but how I respond to them speaks to mine.
Zimbabwe was an incredible place and experience that taught me so much about myself and what I could do in life. I'll never forget that. I'll carry the good memories, and turn the bad ones into good lessons. I'll be back one day, for sure, perhaps with a new family to show them the magic of those lands and the people who live there!!
@@cptbenzieMmh, Your manner of talk and choice of wording about your experience is so inspiring and encouraging to us. It's like it's us now who have experienced your sad experience and you comforting and filling us with hope. What a character never to let go, what a loss to the unfaithful.
We are waiting for you so eagerly than you expect and know. We miss those presentations. More so that you left here with an experience and went so far away only to talk of Zimbabwe again.
Unlike the French and the Americans ,the British people are a part of us and you people made us what we are today, that's why plenty of us are at "home" in England today. So, there you are, you are not a stranger for many of your ancestors have made this their final resting place, great men. You have already been intimately close to the land and the people so, the blessings are available for you despite your experience with ONE coz Zim is your home away from home.. it's a pity you never went to Harare where many Zim.born Brits are, perhaps you would have caught a better " till death do us part "
Whatever the case, when you come again plz come with new ideas. If you don't, we will give you. The new Zimbabwe coming is going to bring a lot with it including grest changes SO SAVE.
It's good for you to globe trot for the mean time and let off all that steam but you can't do that when you old so come now and simply register a company in anticipation for the new Zimbabwe coming....so that at 60, your kids will run the company while you globe trot and ride the trial the second but final time around. Contact me on volvoward@gmail.com
I am sorry that it didnt work out but you gave it a good go. Nobody can fault you for that.
Thank you ☺️
If you’re ever in Swindon or Oxford we can go for a pint or a coffee mate. Talk about life and Zimbabwe!
God bless. New journey heading for you soon pal.
Thanks, I'll let you know but it's not often I'm out that way 😅
Nah mate you did nothing wrong. I'm Zimbabwean and just buy getting half decent o levels and going to poland for varsity i was afforded opportunities i would have never gotten back home. Things are proper hard bra.
Awesome! I hope you enjoy Poland! And I definitely did things wrong too, but that's human - I've learned and grown as a person!
Iam so sorry my brother to hear that don't warrior God will bless you with your soil mate trust
@@philanimahla8094 thank you ☺️
I am sorry about your ideal. I ama Zimbabwean living abroad. I went back in February 2024 after living abroad more than a decade and I was shocked and yet I was born there. I watched your channel. I saw that you were shieled somehow from seeing the raw Zimbabwe. Its a beautiful country with beautiful people but these people live in perpetual trauma because of lack . They are so used to crooked ways to an extent of being heartless. When I came back on reflection I realised xIwas traumatised by my own country of birth. In short I can't cope. Probably your ex wife was just a golddigger. she just wanted someone to take her out to go to UK. When she saw that money was nomore she looked for the next customer to take her out of Zimbabwe
Funny thing is, she never wanted to come and visit the UK. I came back for three weeks in 2019 to visit friends and family, and she refused to come with me. I think she just wanted her country and her home, with someone who would pay for it all for her. Either way, I wasn't perfect either, and I'm stronger now ☺️
Am sorry that didnt end well but life goes on . Take care
Thank you, so much life yet to live!
Sorry to hear That,but you are a good soul,Zimbabwe and Africa is in your blood.you will be Ok,time after time.
I hope to return one day ☺️
True 👍
Keep on being strong.yes Zimbabwe is a beautiful country with beautiful people.Teach me to be a UA-camr please
Yes it is! There's not much to teach! Grab something that can record and get out there - tell your story! The rest, the editing etc, is just polishing the story; and a good story shines on its own!
Sorry my king hope you are stress free there Zim it's beautiful and friendly people hope you be back I'm from Mzilikaz my home location heart of Bulawayo city of Amakhosi
Thank you 😊 I do miss Bulawayo, it's a beautiful area full of wonderful people!
Well done Mukwenyana, Proud of you and life will bless you still. Let go of her and enjoy what God has blessed you with
Absolutely ☺️ I've moved on and headed for better things!
Sup Cap! I'm glad to hear about you and your life, especially as it gets better, but not to forget we were here watching and listening you when the divorce hit, too. It's been a rough handful of years for a lot of us since the world realized a slow apocalypse is SUUUUUPER marketable. Yet we're all still here doing what we can.
Agreed and thank you ☺️
Hi, thanks a lot for all the memories and the journeys. As a Zimbo, I really enjoyed your honesty and highlighting of the lows and mostly the highs.
I'm so sorry you married a narc. They don't tend to appreciate. Will get in touch next time I'm in the Uzk and we can catch up over a beer or 3
Glad you enjoyed it! And that sounds great!
Nomatter what hapened ,I will still watch your vedios
Thank you 😊
Hey bro sorry about what you went through in your marriage. Hugs ❤
Thank you. It was a rough time for sure, but I feel stronger for having passed through it
Thank you for taking the time to let us know what has and is happening in your life. Happy that you are taking the time to reconnect with your best self. I look forward to seeing your new content.
Thank you so much!
Apologies 4 what our Zim Sista did to you. It is well known that folks go 'fishing' for foreigners in the Tourism areas such as Vic Falls. Real Zimbos will always route for you Shamwari. Nuthing but love for you. Hope you get Blessed with another life partner who is more deserving of you 🙏🏾 😢
Well, she "fished" me for seven years, then swapped me for a guy born there 😋
I’m Also A UA-camr From Bulawayo Signing In 😅🔥
Awesome!!
Welcome back zimbabwe is a beast country, also you can enjoy sun ,weather is good,we love our beautiful countryside country, thanks for talking nice about zim wonderful country
It really is! ☺️
sorry, very sorry about the whole situation
if the old videos cause u pain, be free to delete it completely and move on
Nah, they're history - I've learned and grown, I'm happy to keep them 😊
As a Zimbabwean, I will still follow yo channel because of your positive attitude to life! I wish things can better in our country n maybe you could come back again for a visit 🙌🏾so sorry about your marriage you guys looked happy together. All the best with future endeavours 👍🏾
Thank you for your kind words ☺️
Take it as a blessing there are bigger things waiting for you
Thank you, I hope so!
you had a lucky escape mate....good luck to you
Sorry to hear this . We love you still.
Thank you ☺️
Sorry, stay strong ❤
Thank you 😊
Sorry to hear that take care God bless you
Thank you ♥️
Life is ever evolving. Thanks for sharing your experiences. Keep your head held high and its great to hear how you have reconnected with your past in Deal and found yourself!
Thank you ☺️
I'm so sorry for everything you went through, and I'm glad you're healing and doing well. You didn't deserve to be treated like that- absolute bullshit and a disgusting way to treat another human. It sounds like you did your best and tried to make it work as best you could.
Regardless, thanks so much for sharing with us. As a zimbo overseas your videos were great and a wonderful way to connect with home.
Good luck on your new chapter, and I'll definitely be sticking around on your channel. All the best, boet
Thank you, this all means so much to be
Stay in Europe.
Let me reverse this and say that, by the same logic, Zimbabweans should stay in Zimbabwe rather than moving across to SA, Botswana, Zambia or Europe? The world is made STRONGER by people working together, and my time in Zimbabwe was spent promoting what a wonderful country it was and how amazing (most of) the people there are.
I really hope that you heal from whatever has made you angry. I know what holding onto anger can do - your hands are too full to take hold of the good things that life brings. Let go of the anger and I'm sure that good things will come your way ☺️
I just subscribed and liked this video to support you.
Thank you ♥️
Sabona 😂 watchig frm Zim,,, sorry you got cheated,,, God will heal you,,, thanks for sharing,,,, l wish you come back and open your company so that l get a job😅 l will be the first to aply
Thank you - I hope to be back one day!
All the best for you❤
Thank you 🙏
First of your video that I'm watching. That was cruel from her. Keep your head up. Before getting into your next relationship, make sure that you're financially stable, pref having multiple sources of income.
Oh I'm all good financially, and thank you ☺️
UK based, Bulawayo born here. Lived in Byo and Kariba. I really enjoyed all your videos you made of Zim. I was in Victoria Falls 3 weeks ago. It was so good to be home even for the week I was there. Much has changed since I was last there 31 years ago. My intention is to move back there in the next year or so.
I am sorry to hear your marriage broke down. Use it as a learning experience. I have always found a reset in life results in a positive future.
Exactly agree and in this case it's been positive for sure!
I'd love to go back to Vic Falls, spent four great years there! I know how much changed in that little time, so I imagine that a lot more has changed in 31 years!
All the best with the move! I'll be back to visit one day!!
I was thinking of you yesterday and boom you posted. I missed you a lot. I am a Zimbabwean living in UK
Haha, like fate!
@joinah you are everywhere😂😂😂😂
@@chipi274 kunge rumbo rwemapositori
@@chipi274 like Chipo like Joinah ,everywhere kumatare KuNyabohanse kuvakai ruzevha ,kwamai titi aaa handiendi kwamai titi nekwa Orinda ndakabva. NekuBkack beauty tv ndiriko. Kwa She chigodors ndakabva
Im sorry dude.. for what you went through , l promise you this l will try to make my country a better place for you and every 1 else , wait! will get there one day
All the best, my friend! If everyone shared this attitude, the world would be even more amazing!
At least you learnt your lesson buddy... That's what's important. Being cheated on by someone you sacrificed things for is so devastating. However in most cases cheaters often times are the losers.
Yeah, it was a rough experience, but I've grown as a person and become stronger and happier. And I don't think she has.
Hello Zimbabwe Buccaneer long time indeed! Marry me Buccaneer I will make you a happy MaN 👨. In this planet 🌎 😂😂.
I'm flattered 😂
Thanks for highlighting your naivety towards women,gold diggers are everywhere 😂. I bet you are wiser now
Yes I am. But Karry wasn't that. For four years things were amazing. I wasn't perfect, but definitely no excuse for her infidelity.
It could have been a difficult time with the marriage, but forgive love and seek grace for your contiuned victory. One thing you love zimbabwe and we all do, keep coming to Zimbabwe and make more content..
It's an expensive place to visit from the UK 😅 but I'll be back one day!
Life is a journey of self discovery and learning - well done to you! I am glad you do not come across as being bitter towards those you have encountered in your life journey - very important as bitterness is a cancer.
Life's too short to be bitter. It hurt like hell, for sure and ground me down to dust for a long time, but it was from that that I've been able to discover who I am, grow, learn, and rebuild stronger. I've been able to learn what I am worth, and I'm worth more than how I was treated. What Karry did says something about her character, but how I deal with that, respond to it, that says something about mine. I do wish her all the best in life, but if my hands are full of anger and regret, then how can I take the good things life will offer me? ☺️
you lived for 7 years and we were born here. clearly you went back to your real home England.
Home is wherever you choose to make it, wherever your heart lies. During those seven years, I supported my local community. I worked hard to earn money via UA-cam, then paid it all to my local community. I spent time showcasing how beautiful Zimbabwe is, and how amazing most of its people are.
So don't come at me with the attitude of "We were born here and you've gone home". Imagine if I were like that to any Zimbabwean in Europe? We're all just people. Let go of the hate and anger in your heart, my friend. If your hands are filled with hate and anger, how can you take the good things that life offers you??
1st time coming across your channel, new happy subscriber😊
Welcome aboard!
Well done you, wishing you all the best
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your love story. But thus not the end of the world dust your self and pick up the pieces. Those broken pieces with patience can build a tower. Thus the reality of of Life. You are a good couple together I wish you can forgive each other
I have forgiven her. Not forgotten, and it still hurts, but I do hope that she's happy. I am ☺️
Just happy that u found something to do and congratulations I'm writing from South Africa. Keep on keeping on going strong ❤
Thank you, I will!!
So sad to hear about what happened. I can feel the pain in your voice and wish we could all just give you one really bug hug. You're very strong. Women don't understand how hard this kind of treatment hits a man. So proud olf you and will always support you ❤️❤️.
Thank you ♥️ it was a rough time for sure but one that's made me stronger and taught me much 😊
Thank you so much for your outstanding love for our Country Zimbabwe. Stay strong brother - Peace be unto you
Thank you 😊
All the best, staying subbed
Man I'm so sorry to see this video I actually just today commented on another 1 of your videos when you were living in Bulawayo, that's where I'm from and have a Zim passport but currently living in the u.k and want to move back to Zim with my Lithuanian girlfriend.
So I was asking if you didn't mind and had a WhatsApp number if we could Communicate on there I would really appreciate any help or advice you can give me.
Sorry once again for the news of this video.
I'd be happy to help via email - captainbenzie@proton.me - if that would help?
So sorry things went left ..hope you heal and let go.. all the best ...your UA-cam Zim family will always support you xx
Thank you so much!
It’s a crying shame Rhodesia fell. Zimbabwe is a hell hole comparatively. Sorry to hear your lady wanted that Matabele Meat. You’re better off mate.
Thank you
I enjoyed your posts
You will be fine
Thank you for sharing
Keeping the dirty laundry in the closet is the ultimate measure of being classy
Thank you 😊
1st time here and i'm staying, please do not give up on Zimbabwe. come back soon
Unfortunately, my right to live and work in Zimbabwe was tied to my spousal visa and thus my marriage. I'd love to come back and visit, but it would sadly be as a tourist 😅
So sorry that things turned out this way. I hope things get better and better for you and that you find your way back at some stage.
Thank you, I'm sure I'll be back to visit one day, perhaps with a new family 😊