The sisters going back in time. Thank you daughters for retracing the journey of life. Acknowledging the institutions and people who played a part in your life. Im impressed. Made my day
My Dad! Baba vangu, aaaw I'm so happy to see you cheering us on. We have to share the story of where we came from, the next generation needs to know. I had fun ne munin'ina wangu. We will do it again ❤️🥰
Headgirl at two schools?? Wow. That shows that you're a natural leader. It looks like both schools are well maintained as well with beautiful gardens. The roads, however, another story. Congrats on 2k btw!!
Yeees!! It's Mupani, shem I couldn't remember😂The schools looked good on the outside. I was out there on a public holiday so I could not get in. Hope I can visit inside one day
The piles of garbage by the roadside in Mbare triggered mysophobia in me, my skin literally started crawling. In as much as things are tough for most Zimbabweans and poverty I'd real, there's no excuse for the high tolerance levels we harbour for untidiness and filth. I can't, for the life of me, understand why vanhu vatema tichiita huchapa huri extreme like this. Totally unacceptable. On another note, Gogo vaKaya, your Bulawayo house makeover is LOVELY!!!! Well done, you turned the golden oldie into such a homely and tastily put-together sanctuary. Fantastic job.
I have been saying it over and over, there is no d... excuse for this high tolerance levels to marara ne tsvina. I am with you there. You said it succinctly. Thank you for the house compliments. Papa and I love our humble dwellings. Thanks for your support❤️❤️
Just watched, I was literally shouting kuti yes that's road to Lever Brothers ..by time u were pointing out Rugare Mupfana knew ..even road names brought so many memories
Aaaaaw, it is interactions like this that bring me joy as well. I know the feeling of seeing home even from a distance. Glad to have taken you down memory lane
@@KayasGogo Sikavakadzi St..went to Yamuranayi Primary then sent kuboarding. Looking back, those were the best of times. Really hopeful services will be restored and roads gets fixed. But home is still home.
This is the sweetest I have seen today 🙌🏾kudzura nekudzora ndangariro 😄from my favorite home place Mfombi taigara kunaMuunze and my dad’s older brother my other precious Dad vaigara kunaMukarati I went kuMutiunokura primary school 1976 I so enjoyed this vlog THANK YOU SOOO MUCH MY SISTER❤️❤️🥰
Aaaaw I am glad I took you home for a moment. You are indeed home girl. Mukarati ndaitamba mu road ikoko! I will go there mu road idzi next time. Mutiunokura pamaraini apo
@@KayasGogo You surely did it was soooo refreshing to watch!!! Ma homegirls chaiwo taurai henyu🤍 Next time that will be nice kuenda kumaraini ekunaMuunze naMukarati . I appreciate you my Sis 🧡
Perhaps for a future episode (just a suggestion) you could interview someone in the private waste management or recycling sector to discuss the challenges some communities are facing managing their waste. It might help a Zimbo in the diaspora or at home to formulate a community-based solution to start tackling the waste issue.
@Tari The community are too comfortable living in filth. It's a mindset thing, they can clean up if they CHOOSE to because there's no excuse for this sort of ghastly eyesores.
I went to Mukakose High School 1978 - 1981. It feels like another lifetime! Used to commute from DZ as there was no secondary school in DZ at that time.
Thanks a lot Gogo I also grew up in Mufakose upto grade 7 before I moved to Vic falls to stay with my mom , I attended Marimba Park Creche and primary at Marimba Park Primary School, the creche was just across the school, hopefully I will also do my tour when I come back to Zim My granny still lives there kumagandanga muna mukumbadzetse , Thanks a lot, this video really hit home, the road you were asking each other as you were approaching paMaganganga inonzi Mupani inotangira pama Robots at Marimba police station
I last visited Mufakose in 2004 and the street were as smooth as a baby butt, I am still in disbelief of what I just saw here, my eyes are filled with tears
Aaaaw, homey! Mufakose will always be home to me. I know Mukumbadzetse, yep. I could not remember Mupani ah!! Do pay a visit ku roots. Nzvimbo yacho yasiyana asi.
That's my hood too, the same street but a few houses down the road opposite the OK Supermarket bus stop. I attended the same schools you mention and the same high school teachers you mention Miss Mpandare, Mr Mhasvi, Mai Chiposi, Nhandare , the Geo teacher, vana Gweshe, Musukutwa etc.
Thank you very muuuuuch Sisi,I was born there and spend half my life there in Mufakose living close to High 2. That shopping centre at OK was my play ground and I had relatives close to Tendayi primary school. I’m saddened by the rubbish dumping next to OK there,how did it even start ??? The audacity of throwing rubbish in such an open area like that heh? I was born at the clinic in 1984,went to area A crèche then Makundano primary school. Thank you Sisi for a wonderful memory lane tour 🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Mufakose is home to me always, but the state of the location brings so much sadness to the heart. You are definitely homegirl, I am glad I gave you but just a glimpse of home. I am thinking of how best I can give back to the community that raised me and one of my biggest desires is to bring cleanliness to the common areas, ipapo pa bus stop iya yepa na Musasa is the start.
@@KayasGogo I remember way back then when we had ana 'mbuya hutsanana" who used to promote cleanliness and hygiene. They need to come back. And I also think teaching the kids right from ECD so they never grow up to be litter bugs. You're right , the community can't wait all the time to have some things fixed by an external body. We need to mobilise ourselves.
Born in mbare grew up in mufakose too u used to come to our house kunamurara muri friend ye sister yangu Constance Makuvise muchipinda SDA church my father was ur fotographer on ur wedding at mufakose high hall
Enjoyed the walk down memory lane. Thank you mentioning your teachers at Mufakose High and I was happy to hear that my mother, Mrs. Chiposi, had a positive impact on you ❤
Hello Leonora ! Thank you for watching. Your mother was a force to reckon with, an inspiration. She showed by example what it means to be powerful but positive and supportive. If I had a chance, I would want to tell her in person💖💖👏🏾👏🏾
What a memory. I lived in musasa and went to Tendayi in the 60s too. The roads are a disaster waiting to happen. Thank you so much for this video. Hopefully you will be able to take videos of Tendayi school
Gogo kaya i think you are almost same age with me . You we’re coming from mbare and yu said yu trained at Harare hospital. Which group were in. I was in group C86 but i was a pari student. We used to meet ku community with Harare students. I grew up in mufakose i told yu in your recent video.near va na Ernest.
Argh , Mufakose looks so damn dishevelled & bloody run down!? If if my recollection is correct, somewhere along Mutondo Street , in the proximity of Crowborough Street, ndiko kumaraini kwana Agnes Shambo & sisters ,muroora Pamhi & gangsters..😊❤!
@@KayasGogo Nay, didn’t grow up in Mfombi, just used to occasionally visit my nephew that resided in neighbouring Marimba Park ! Yea, true there’s countless things a community can do with their streets, parks, libraries, neighbourhoods & public places etc albeit with a functioning municipality or local government !? Coincidentally, in 79/80 when you was Head girl at Mfakose High School , I’d just enrolled at Harare High School after my boarding school in picturesque Vumba, Mutare 🇿🇼 was abruptly closed at the height of liberation war. Sadly, all our teachers which comprised British, Scottish & Irish missionaries had been callously slaughtered ! The sheer brutality of this massacre shocked the world 😢!
Place I never went then, we used to travel from Vic falls to Harare and Bulawayo onto mutare , the then Umtali, , Chimanimani, bvumba, nyanga etc then to SA
The sisters going back in time. Thank you daughters for retracing the journey of life. Acknowledging the institutions and people who played a part in your life. Im impressed. Made my day
My Dad! Baba vangu, aaaw I'm so happy to see you cheering us on. We have to share the story of where we came from, the next generation needs to know. I had fun ne munin'ina wangu. We will do it again ❤️🥰
Headgirl at two schools?? Wow. That shows that you're a natural leader. It looks like both schools are well maintained as well with beautiful gardens. The roads, however, another story. Congrats on 2k btw!!
Aaaaw thank you very much. I had mixed feelings seeing my hometown, joy and sadness at the same time
Gogo, that was Mupani...the road leading to Mufakose 1 Sec. I'm impressed that the schools are still well maintained.
Yeees!! It's Mupani, shem I couldn't remember😂The schools looked good on the outside. I was out there on a public holiday so I could not get in. Hope I can visit inside one day
Thanks Sister nekundiratidza Mufakose.Born in Mufakose and Tendayi was my school in my street Mukamba.I miss home😢
Aaaaw, I am happy to have taken you hoe for a split moment. i will be heading there in September
The piles of garbage by the roadside in Mbare triggered mysophobia in me, my skin literally started crawling. In as much as things are tough for most Zimbabweans and poverty I'd real, there's no excuse for the high tolerance levels we harbour for untidiness and filth. I can't, for the life of me, understand why vanhu vatema tichiita huchapa huri extreme like this. Totally unacceptable.
On another note, Gogo vaKaya, your Bulawayo house makeover is LOVELY!!!! Well done, you turned the golden oldie into such a homely and tastily put-together sanctuary. Fantastic job.
I have been saying it over and over, there is no d... excuse for this high tolerance levels to marara ne tsvina. I am with you there. You said it succinctly.
Thank you for the house compliments. Papa and I love our humble dwellings.
Thanks for your support❤️❤️
Just watched, I was literally shouting kuti yes that's road to Lever Brothers ..by time u were pointing out Rugare Mupfana knew ..even road names brought so many memories
Aaaaaw, it is interactions like this that bring me joy as well. I know the feeling of seeing home even from a distance. Glad to have taken you down memory lane
My rokesheni too Gogo! Thank you for taking us there🥰
Home girl!!!! So happy to know that. Which area?
@@KayasGogo Sikavakadzi St..went to Yamuranayi Primary then sent kuboarding. Looking back, those were the best of times. Really hopeful services will be restored and roads gets fixed. But home is still home.
This is the sweetest I have seen today 🙌🏾kudzura nekudzora ndangariro 😄from my favorite home place Mfombi taigara kunaMuunze and my dad’s older brother my other precious Dad vaigara kunaMukarati I went kuMutiunokura primary school 1976 I so enjoyed this vlog THANK YOU SOOO MUCH MY SISTER❤️❤️🥰
Aaaaw I am glad I took you home for a moment. You are indeed home girl. Mukarati ndaitamba mu road ikoko! I will go there mu road idzi next time. Mutiunokura pamaraini apo
@@KayasGogo You surely did it was soooo refreshing to watch!!! Ma homegirls chaiwo taurai henyu🤍 Next time that will be nice kuenda kumaraini ekunaMuunze naMukarati . I appreciate you my Sis 🧡
This is good....give us more.
Thank you. Keep watching, more to come🥰🥰
This brings back memories, I was just in Zim in March I drove through Mbare and Rugare. Thanks for doing this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Please create more content. Your journey is inspirational.
thank you very much for the support. I will be sharing as best as I can🙏🏾❤️
Nice to see where you from, shame about the roads, same in Chingola Zambia where I was born 😖😖
The roads are a sad story
Mufakose my hometown👌 thank you so much
My pleasure to take you home. I love my beginnings
Head girl, why doesn't that surprise me!!!!!!!!
😂model student I was indeed!!
Hahaha! Doesn't surprise me as well. Makes perfect sense, doesn't it?😄
Very beautiful video. A glimpse of your life. Very interesting. Time flies for real. Happy fo u gogo dwn memory lane
Time flies indeed. Thank you for watching
Perhaps for a future episode (just a suggestion) you could interview someone in the private waste management or recycling sector to discuss the challenges some communities are facing managing their waste. It might help a Zimbo in the diaspora or at home to formulate a community-based solution to start tackling the waste issue.
Suggestion taken. thank you
Also highlight some tourist places not just Vic falls, to get people back to holidaying in that gorgeous country of yours!!!!!
Looks like the community needs to take this matter into their own hands...surely something can be done. Diaspora can also chip in.
@Tari The community are too comfortable living in filth. It's a mindset thing, they can clean up if they CHOOSE to because there's no excuse for this sort of ghastly eyesores.
I went to Mukakose High School 1978 - 1981. It feels like another lifetime! Used to commute from DZ as there was no secondary school in DZ at that time.
I was your your head girl for a year kkk. Graduated in 79. I worked at the DZ clinic when I became a city council nurse. Home girl indeed!❤️❤️👍🏾
@@KayasGogo Wow? It's a small world when you really think about it.
Thanks a lot Gogo I also grew up in Mufakose upto grade 7 before I moved to Vic falls to stay with my mom , I attended Marimba Park Creche and primary at Marimba Park Primary School, the creche was just across the school, hopefully I will also do my tour when I come back to Zim
My granny still lives there kumagandanga muna mukumbadzetse ,
Thanks a lot,
this video really hit home, the road you were asking each other as you were approaching paMaganganga inonzi Mupani inotangira pama Robots at Marimba police station
I last visited Mufakose in 2004 and the street were as smooth as a baby butt, I am still in disbelief of what I just saw here, my eyes are filled with tears
Aaaaw, homey! Mufakose will always be home to me. I know Mukumbadzetse, yep. I could not remember Mupani ah!! Do pay a visit ku roots. Nzvimbo yacho yasiyana asi.
Mmmm, ndakarwadziwa neniwo. Road dzapera. But my heart always feels joy when I go ku Mufakose despite the very obvious deterioration
That's my hood too, the same street but a few houses down the road opposite the OK Supermarket bus stop. I attended the same schools you mention and the same high school teachers you mention Miss Mpandare, Mr Mhasvi, Mai Chiposi, Nhandare , the Geo teacher, vana Gweshe, Musukutwa etc.
Iwe iwe iwe! Inga uri wangu wekumaraini chaiye !! Our home Mufakose❤️ Proudly rokeshen
Thanks, I enjoyed your video. I grew up in Mufakose as well and ma roads ne rubbish iri pa OK.. ummm hazvisi
I'm glad you enjoyed. Yah, svina iri paya depresses
Thank you for the video it brings great memories for me too . I went to Mufakose High as well .
Stanley hello and thank you for your support. Mufakose remains near and dear to me👏🏾❤️
Thank you very muuuuuch Sisi,I was born there and spend half my life there in Mufakose living close to High 2. That shopping centre at OK was my play ground and I had relatives close to Tendayi primary school.
I’m saddened by the rubbish dumping next to OK there,how did it even start ??? The audacity of throwing rubbish in such an open area like that heh?
I was born at the clinic in 1984,went to area A crèche then Makundano primary school. Thank you Sisi for a wonderful memory lane tour 🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Mufakose is home to me always, but the state of the location brings so much sadness to the heart. You are definitely homegirl, I am glad I gave you but just a glimpse of home. I am thinking of how best I can give back to the community that raised me and one of my biggest desires is to bring cleanliness to the common areas, ipapo pa bus stop iya yepa na Musasa is the start.
@@KayasGogo I remember way back then when we had ana 'mbuya hutsanana" who used to promote cleanliness and hygiene. They need to come back. And I also think teaching the kids right from ECD so they never grow up to be litter bugs. You're right , the community can't wait all the time to have some things fixed by an external body. We need to mobilise ourselves.
@@tari2073 We need to mobilize ourselves and teach them babies. Two real key statements. Would you support an initiative to teach and mobilize ?
@@KayasGogo Yes Gogo. Whatever way I can help, count me in.
wow you really enjoyed that moment at Mufakose high 1
I am proud of the schools that shaped me, Tendai included.
Mai Chivaura, Mai Waungana, from primary Mai Chiposi from secondary, all phenomenal women👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you for taking me home Mufakose kumaOld Bricks kwaOk.
Thanks for coming along with me! I definitely will go back home ku Mufakose. There is much more to the rokesheni I love dearly
Born in mbare grew up in mufakose too u used to come to our house kunamurara muri friend ye sister yangu Constance Makuvise muchipinda SDA church my father was ur fotographer on ur wedding at mufakose high hall
@@hazvitsax270 My oh my!! Yes, my friend Connie. Reach out to me on my email please
Nice one gogo 💖💖lovely to see you
Thank you dear❤️❤️
Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching
Enjoyed the walk down memory lane. Thank you mentioning your teachers at Mufakose High and I was happy to hear that my mother, Mrs. Chiposi, had a positive impact on you ❤
Hello Leonora ! Thank you for watching. Your mother was a force to reckon with, an inspiration. She showed by example what it means to be powerful but positive and supportive. If I had a chance, I would want to tell her in person💖💖👏🏾👏🏾
Sadly, Mama passed away in May of 2022. Thank you for your words; many have said she left a lasting impression on them.
Oh no. May her soul rest in peace. She left a positive mark on many ❤️🙏🏾
That was my home town, I went to Tendayi primary school and used to live in Mutowa near the school, it was lovely those days.
Wow, I will make sure to pass by Mutowa when next I'm in Harare❤❤
Sweet memories ,never mind the conditions this is our story,you such avibe thanks Gogo.like ,subscribe and share folks
Thank you for your support. Yes, this is our story, and we embrace it fully
Thanks for the memories....I used to eat mangoes from your house over the wall😂😂😂😂. I grew up pa58 Musasa ikoko kkk
Aaaaw I am happy to have taken you home for a moment. Hanzi ziva kwawakabva. Proudly Mufakose. Asi iwe ndiwe waipedza Mango dzedu nhai kkkk 😂😂😂
Kumba kwe ma parents angu near ku ma line enyu. I am glade sure.
I always have a specialplace for Mufakose in my heart
What a memory. I lived in musasa and went to Tendayi in the 60s too. The roads are a disaster waiting to happen. Thank you so much for this video. Hopefully you will be able to take videos of Tendayi school
Papi pana musasa. huyai ku email tinzwe. When I went to the school that day it was a holiday and gates were closed
@@KayasGogo What is the email address. Your video really touched me
@@KayasGogo 51 musasa ave
@@samuelchadzamira8873 Mwana wekumaraini kwangu!! Are you the one who used to wear this big watch that looked very expensive kkkk
@@samuelchadzamira8873Mwana weku maraini. Waimbopfeka watch inenge yaidhura sterek here?
That’s my school, Tendai Primary 7 yrs dzese
Aaaaw, neniwo grade 1 to 7 ipapo❤❤
Going down memory lane gogo. That mango tree is now too big for you or you are too big for it .
kkkkk regai ndimboedza kukwira miti mbuya!
Mufakose to the world!
My home! Yes indeed❤️❤️It has changed so much, and not for the good sadly
I must say l didn't believe you when you speak of high school in the seventies 😲 , keep looking after yourself
Thank you so much. I am trying to be good to myself
@@KayasGogo great 🙂
Gogo kaya i think you are almost same age with me . You we’re coming from mbare and yu said yu trained at Harare hospital. Which group were in. I was in group C86 but i was a pari student. We used to meet ku community with Harare students. I grew up in mufakose i told yu in your recent video.near va na Ernest.
My dear uri mudiki kkkk ndiri B81. Muna 86 ndanga ndiri pa Ngutsheni ndichi trainer Psych
You went to Tendayi same time as my uncle,Rusiano and Aunt Beauty .Do the names ring any bell?
Mmm no
Still the same road i left 15yrs ago😭😭😭
Still the same hautomborasika!! But tiri vapenyu and long for development to come by us in this lifetime
Argh , Mufakose looks so damn dishevelled & bloody run down!? If if my recollection is correct, somewhere along Mutondo Street , in the proximity of Crowborough Street, ndiko kumaraini kwana Agnes Shambo & sisters ,muroora Pamhi & gangsters..😊❤!
It has changed. If you grew up there, it is not the same. There are many things that a community can do to make the place better.
@@KayasGogo Nay, didn’t grow up in Mfombi, just used to occasionally visit my nephew that resided in neighbouring Marimba Park !
Yea, true there’s countless things a community can do with their streets, parks, libraries, neighbourhoods & public places etc albeit with a functioning municipality or local government !?
Coincidentally, in 79/80 when you was Head girl at Mfakose High School , I’d just enrolled at Harare High School after my boarding school in picturesque Vumba, Mutare 🇿🇼 was abruptly closed at the height of liberation war. Sadly, all our teachers which comprised British, Scottish & Irish missionaries had been callously slaughtered ! The sheer brutality of this massacre shocked the world 😢!
Thanks Gogo for taking me home. ❤
Happy to have taken you home for just but a moment❤❤
Mbilezi is number #1 chaiyo. That’s my home right there. Your parents upgraded to Mfombi LOL. Great video.
You got that right! I had fun going back ku roots
Did mufakose have a previous name, can t remember it?
Mufakose has always been Mufakose as far as I know
Place I never went then, we used to travel from Vic falls to Harare and Bulawayo onto mutare , the then Umtali, , Chimanimani, bvumba, nyanga etc then to SA
Elder sister anoziba munshe
Ichokwadi 😊😊❤️
the memories at Mufakose seem interesting than those at Tendai 🤣🤣🤣 head-girl
🙈😂I had a good experience all round. Mufakose all the way!
Health and safety, what health and safety!!!!???🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
But that is Africa!!!! True????? Wish UK was the same, all red tape, u need a seat belt to watch a film 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
MaRobots aya epa1 high hapasisina
I look forward to seeing something beautiful kuma lokshin in my lifetime. Zvakawanda zvinoda kugadziriswa
anyone who knows my late cousin Faison and also Frederick Tom big up
Mufakose does anyone know??
Kaya’s Gogo, Are you related to Mukoma Tineyi (Nandos Chicken) & Tai ?
I think I know them yes!!