Nigerian Living In Rural South Africa, My Differences And Similarities With Urban South Africa
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2021
- Hello Beautiful People welcome back to my channel,hope you are having a good day. Today's video is me telling you the Differences I've found living in rural and urban South Africa as a foreigner.
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As a South African I'm proud to see a young woman being passionate about rural South Africa. Keep it up, dear. Ignore the haters. You can never make them happy. They exist to hate. We support you. 🇿🇦🇳🇬
Thank you so much,God bless you real good.
I love how open minded you are, it’s out of this world keep it up sisi🙌🏿
I would love to see a video of rural Nigeria, their lifestyle and the comparison between rural Nigeria and SA.
Alright I'll
I actually wanted to say this cause I watch a lot of Nollywood movies and how they do things in interesting
Hey Chimmza...you have so much passion for the rural areas, i like that. I always say that the future of life is in the villages. Just as an idea, since you love it so much, you must get a piece of land or a farm and grow the specific Nigerian herbs/food/plants that are not available in SA. Then you can supply both SA and Nigerian communities not just here but in the SADC region as well. Just an idea. keep up the good work.
Wow great advice Bro,😊will definitely research more on that. Thanks for watching ❤️
@@ChimmaFrancherry Its a pleasure thanks, u re so kind. Just partner with one of your SA lady ( to make it a 100% black female owned) friends to do the project. Then through her you guys can get access to land and also the government will fund the project. Then many Western African communities would no longer import all that stuff but buy from you guys. All the best Chimza. God bless.
Awesome thanks 💕
@Shakka Proxy Nice hearing from you my dear brother. Hope all is good on your side.
@Shakka Proxy Hahaha...what an honour...well i was gonna give you the SA name as well but you already have one...the great Zulu King himself, Shaka. lol...Keep well
The advantage of staying in the rural area is your closer to nature, but ur an areas have more fast life actually. Some time is good to go rural 😀
📍Silah my person😍
@@Bbb-ml4gb 😀😀❤️🤗
Yes o Sis Sometimes your crave for nature but in all the city makes life easier in lots of ways.
Hi Olivia cherished love you so much sister 😊😍🤗
@@maninginingimbangala6126 thanks dear, I appreciate 😀🙏
This was very interesting babes. I enjoyed watching. The difference between the rural & urban areas in SA was interestingl. I would love to visit again 😍😘
Oh yes darling when next you visit we will explore 😊
You Said "Yoh"...You're South African Sis😁😊 Your Name Is Thandi😊❤
One of my favorite exclamation 😂
Love this!!❤️
Rural areas throughout South Africa differ, this includes the life in it. I am from a village which is more like a township in some parts. Almost everyone has flushing toilets and the housing is just amazing. On the other hand, I have seen rural areas which are very very rural(if you get what I mean). Where I am from there's a mall which is like 10 minutes away, almost all roads are paved and there are street lights alongside the pavement. On top of all this, there is what is called the 'apollo light'. Proper schools, clinic and a recreational centre. It is still classified as a village.
The other thing is that in rural areas, there are no much restrictions when coming to cultural activities. 1. People slaughter animals as they wish in rural areas for rituals or ceremonies, but in urban areas you will can be charged for animal cruelty. 2. Most rural areas have dual system of government. The traditional authority and the local government political system. 3. Land is expensive in urban areas but it is free in rural areas (you only pay admin fee at the tribal office). 4. People in rural areas know each other, but in the suburbs, neighbors hardly know or speak to each other, even if they stay in the same street or same block. 5. It is common that people in rural areas greet you on the street even if you don't look familiar. The only problem is that they will greet in their native language as long as you are black. They can speak English but it is very rare to hear black people speak English even if they come from different provinces. This is because South Africans are generally multi- lingual, if they don't peak your native language, they can at least understand it. 6.The level of respect in rural areas is much higher that in urban areas. respect is thought at home but people loose it when they move to urban areas. It seems like I am now taking over you job Chimma. Thanks for the video.🙏
Wow😊 you gave so much valid points I learnt from also. Thanks dear
In the rural areas, there are always cultural activities over the weekend and you don't need to be invite to attend, it's come one come all. You will be treated as if they invited you. But I think there are more opportunities in the rural areas because, more development is now in the rural areas, roads construction, water infrastructure, etc.
So true 💯
There are flushing toilets in the villages too. Just that the septic tank is burried in the yard. They connect water pumps to Jojo tanks.
Also they have car washes, lodges and game reserves in abundance. They also have DSTV here in the rurals. They only miss movie theatres and shops unique to big malls like Stuttafords, Game and boutiques.
thank you so much for great content
Your contents are so insightful. Love you 💙💙💙🙌💪
Love you too babes💞
Thanks for sharing sis.i love quiet and nature too
Thanks for watching Sis
There's no crime in rural areas.
I love your channel you always makes sense girl ❤️
Thank you so much ❤️
You welcome honey ❤️
Thanks for telling us more about South Africa, I really enjoyed watching your videos.
Plus I like your video quality and lighting, please what is the name of the camera you use? + do you use artificial lighting? If yes which one? I'll really appreciate it if you reply, thanks hun ❤️
Hi Denica thanks for watching Sis, I use Canon g7x mark II and a ring light
Please also make rural SA vs rural Nigeria
I will do just that
The lady is so cute.... She isn't even trying to look cute❤️
Aww ❤️ thank you
Video vlog showing different rural areas.
I like how she tells the truth with smile
True the environment in rural are is so refreshing. A breath of fresh air,seeing just nature,animals
I miss that environment
There's peace of mind
There are villages with malls nearby. Those villages are mostly those maybe with certain history behind them so the government try to develop them or those villages with good community counsilors who try to develop them village
You have just discovered your area dear, hope you understand what I mean 😂. More grace Sis. Greetings from Amara's Channel
Hi Sis..I know what you mean darling💕
You just made me miss my homestead in the rural Northern Cape 😢😢💕💕
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Hey beautiful Chimma looking good sis
Thank you So much @Andile
Let me take a sit and watch looking stunning and beautiful
Yes o welcome Sis
Beautiful content
Thank you so much 💕
Hi sweety nice video
You're absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you 🙏
my Goal is to go to the rural areas
I love you🥺😍💞❣️. When I get married I am calling you for your services.
Thank you for representing my home. GaSekhukhune.
My family moved to Lebowakgomo now, I'm in Jhb by work, but Jane Furse is home forever 😍💞❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
I’m here for anytime it will be Itu
Thank you so much for appreciating me I’m humbled
Oh Wow Lebowakgomo even Jane Furse is like home for me as well🥰
CHIMMA you are so cool!! Im a South African travel nomad born and raised in JHB (third generation jhb, we dont have family in the rural areas in my family because we are all in jhb) so my passion for exploring came when i first experienced and saw the rural areas of South Africa, the food, the poeple, the way of life! its mystical to say the least! I now travel the world visiting villages and meeting the locals there. your absolutely correct, rural areas are far nicer than overly dense areas in terms of food, people, richness in cultural experiences
So you have a channel where you upload content?
Don't you have a single sister who looks & thinks like you?
I think I can now get married ❤
Oh wow
Y not I do😁
Love your content. Which rural town do you reside in if you don't mind me asking?
Thank you 🙏
I’m in Limpopo
You are so beautiful I can hardly concentrate but I will subscribe.
😂😂😂 thank you
Very nice but would even be better with pictures.
Which of the rural areas will you recommend? I am from u.s thinking of relocating to SA at the end of the year.
Venda and south coast of KwaZulu-Natal there's a place called Adam's mission. Very well developed houses but just rural because it's under the kings
Ga-Ramokadikadi is an affluent village in Limpopo with all amenities, and has a sizeable foreign population
@@sibusisontuli7199 it's nicely there because is near Durban city
Rural areas is good but mostly for old people o🤣 like city areas but not noisy places
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Me too I like calm city areas.
Thank you Mami
I would like to adopt you ❤️❤️!
Really?
You're so beautiful and sweet
I thought you will include the RDP system by government trying to develop and create justice for black people from rural and townships.
Valid points 🙏
I'm giving u a name ur masindi from now on
Chimma 😍
Hi @sesethu😍
@@ChimmaFrancherry Hey, you should visit Cape Town 🙂 I like your content...As a South African am impressed 🙂
Wena o tlo re tlišetša MaNigeria ko Magaeng
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Ke batho
@@mogauzan94 ake Hane ke batho jwalo ka rena.
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Flushing toilets are inefficient and if not handled well can have disgusting stench
Chimma are u taken im asking for a friend 😍
Lol 😂😂 yeah she is actually married I was also asking for my friend 😂🤣
@@mosalethoba5267 oh wow missed out
Nija woman are beautiful bro and most of them who are here in South Africa are merried
Why in Nigeria boys and girls are kidnapped in boarding schools, where is security when it happens ?
It's due to extremists boko haram and them fulani herdsmen. Obviously Nigeria forces tries to protect them but it can be difficult as these are organised large groups.
Lol say livestock not animals sha
😂😂 noted
Lol
Come on girl We all understand what se meant to say
@@trayway3014 Rest sisi I'm not even talking to you. It's not my fault that you didn't get the joke. Rest
People in the rural areas are not very welcoming to strangers. And there's too much tribalism.
In Eastern Cape we are very welcoming , i think in KZN it will be tough because theres lot of tribalism there