As a isiZulu speaker from Durban visiting Makhokhoba I wont have a problem communicating with the people there. Makhokhoba even though is on a flat landscape has a similar set up with the township of Lamontville in Durban although Lamontville is on a hilly landscape. Public drinking places (amabhawa), public markets, swiming pools, man's hostels (abo fourboy), etc. This is all reminiscent of the township of Lamontville and in fact this could be found in many townships in SA. Beautiful Zimbabwe keep it up!
My Half Sista Is Zimbabwean We Visited Makokoba Beautiful Beautiful place … They are very Welcoming People especially when u tell them u not from there Woow .. Great Xperience
Yhoo ndibukele kakuhle mna ndilapha e Mossel Bay, Western Cape province, South Africa. Enkosi kakhulu maan mhlekazi u Sivalo ngale content, iyasifundisa kakhulu kwaye isivula amehlo thina bantu abangazange balifumana ixesha lofukunda nge culture yelizwe elihle i Zimbabwe, ndiyafuna ukukhe ndikhuphe yonke i family yam siyijikeleze yonke i Zimbabwe, how I honestly long for a time where all these nonsensical borders/ xhenophobic tendencies will be a thing of the past. I'm not trying to funny when I say : why can't we all as AFRICANS live in peace here in South Africa just as we do with Chinese & the others? So I personally believe in my heart that it's the content like this which will assist our current generation in making sure that we refuse to be dividend by these vultures & hyenas who's very mission is to simply extirpate & crush us to the ground as a family, ndiyavuya ke ngoba yonke lento endiyithethayo ndiyithetha as a proud South African who's not affiliated to any political party whatsoever.
Well said bafo, Africa should be united so that we easily accept one another and so that you can easily travel with your family and explore this beautiful continent
Ngaphela izicathulo ngihambela into ezimbili eMakokoba, okokuqala, ngidlula ngisiya esikolo eMgandane, okwesibili ngihambela my favorite khazola and PIC uTheo. Thanks for the sweet memories and stay blessed my friends.
This is undoubtedly the best channel in the city! By the people for the people, sharing authentic stories and documenting what we didn't know we needed to know.
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿KaMahlangu brilliant as always...Continue to make history...this seemingly very simple, ordinary documentation about simple ordinary people is a masterpiece mfethu.Youl be amazed how ignorant we are about OUR OWN original ....The history of Makokoba for ANY Bulawayan is so so significant..I personally got massive education from this presentation.This is rich.Hlalunjalo.👏🏿👏🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Kwakugolwa intethe kumfula uMazayi laphana, there is something deep, something special, historical about Makokoba especially if you once lived there. There is that kind of attachment, and that feeling never goes away regardless ukuthi ungabe usuhlala ngaphi.
Thanks Godonga for history of Makokoba. Born in Mzilikazi first went to school at Lotshe Makokoba 1958. Before the current primary, we were attending in the churches around Church Street. I wish l could be there to share my bit. Keep the good job promote Bulawayo. Ngizalwa yi ntombi yako Mahlangu. Thanks Nzuza
I grew up in nkulumane 12 ive been to makokoba only once beautiful place can only imagine how it would look now if we had a good government that improved infrastructure
great content, I will certainly visit Bulawayo, thanks for taking us through such a rich culture and day-to-day lives of the people of Bulawayo. Such a refreshing content bafethu.
Thank you for this video. You have taken me back to the old day when we were growing up eMakokoba. We used to buy chongo/itshongo-iskundamoya from shops zefusini.
Syabonga something about our first township ...Makokoba...great job bhudi ..keep it up....I love Makokoba so exciting someone showcasing our very own oldest lokish...well done bro
Really enjoying these videos bro, I'm over in Middlesbrough, England, we were once twinned with Masvingo, so I'm really interested in Zimbabwe, thanks for sharing, really good insight 🇿🇼🏴🤝
@@MagrizaMadeMeCook anytime, thanks for making the wonderful content. I really hope to visit Zimbabwe sometime soon. I'm a spice trader and a food & travel blogger, I find your culture absolutely fascinating 🙂👍
Excellent job, as always! Thank you so much for sharing this history, I was captivated from the the very beginning of the video, until the end! So, so enlightening. Look forward to the next history instalment!
Woow .. from the Stories .. looks like they really enjoyed their days .. I was born late 80s didn’t see much but I enjoyed my teenage good But abadala Bami Ngathi Bakholisa Kakhulu khulu
Thanks for sharing part of the essence of Makokoba with the world! One Makokoba native is making you proud in Canada and the US: Mbonisi Zihkali Zomkhonto👍. I am grateful to him for sharing this video!🙏
I remember Verio and Mastafa. Those were the good old days in Makokoba, Mzilikazi, Barbour Fields and Nguboyenja. The likes of Bra Zandlezibomvu, Perish, Madanki, Stanley Maphepha. the list is endless.
My mother uma Zondo used to stay eMadlela flats block 1 stroke 1 opposite iMakhumalo memories of staying there are still fresh.sivuka ekuseni go and pick money dropped by people eBig bhawa selling ama loose straw cigarette siyibiza imihlanga yogwayi selling amaqanda I family yaboma Dinda Ndlovu they were close by.was nice walking to town anytime you think of going there.eRenkini.Makokoba was a buzz
Please go back to makokoba that location is very good njalo ukhohlwe imakhosi fusini st colombus st Patrick's Lotshe nase mhlangeni ungene nge Street from 1st street to 11th and kule girl hostel naka nasepakini yako Vadi
Bro ,, jus know this township tour is 1 of your Niche keep bringing them this is beautiful ,,, l see success in yo channel ,,, Your quality is sick sick sick Price ..
I really wish to know more about cultural ceremonies that they perform in Zim especially as there's a lot of similarities between some Zim people especially from Bulawayo and South africans, ceremonies like imbeleko, ukukhuliswa etc. if bayayenza na
Awusabatsheli ukuthi kwakuyindawo yamadoda kuphela? 😂 Great episode! Great insight. It's really a big place indeed with a lot of reputational stories of aboGomba etc, great place to tour if you want a touch with raw Byo culture and food. Lots of industrious men and women reside there, Makhokhoba is the epitome of Bulawayo, very vibrant, you'll encounter strong characters, beautiful women & busy young people. Thank you for this taste Prince & Thembani. Your work continues to intrigue us!
General Zimbabweans 🇿🇼 are the most loved and trusted in most parts of the world because of their hardworking, humbleness and their uniqueness. God bless His people. Thank you sir for your content and channel
As a isiZulu speaker from Durban visiting Makhokhoba I wont have a problem communicating with the people there. Makhokhoba even though is on a flat landscape has a similar set up with the township of Lamontville in Durban although Lamontville is on a hilly landscape. Public drinking places (amabhawa), public markets, swiming pools, man's hostels (abo fourboy), etc. This is all reminiscent of the township of Lamontville and in fact this could be found in many townships in SA. Beautiful Zimbabwe keep it up!
Thank you Thami.
phatisa nyathi
My Half Sista Is Zimbabwean We Visited Makokoba Beautiful Beautiful place … They are very Welcoming People especially when u tell them u not from there Woow .. Great Xperience
Yhoo ndibukele kakuhle mna ndilapha e Mossel Bay, Western Cape province, South Africa.
Enkosi kakhulu maan mhlekazi u Sivalo ngale content, iyasifundisa kakhulu kwaye isivula amehlo thina bantu abangazange balifumana ixesha lofukunda nge culture yelizwe elihle i Zimbabwe, ndiyafuna ukukhe ndikhuphe yonke i family yam siyijikeleze yonke i Zimbabwe, how I honestly long for a time where all these nonsensical borders/ xhenophobic tendencies will be a thing of the past.
I'm not trying to funny when I say : why can't we all as AFRICANS live in peace here in South Africa just as we do with Chinese & the others? So I personally believe in my heart that it's the content like this which will assist our current generation in making sure that we refuse to be dividend by these vultures & hyenas who's very mission is to simply extirpate & crush us to the ground as a family, ndiyavuya ke ngoba yonke lento endiyithethayo ndiyithetha as a proud South African who's not affiliated to any political party whatsoever.
Well said bafo, Africa should be united so that we easily accept one another and so that you can easily travel with your family and explore this beautiful continent
Enkosi Togu Madikane
Siyabonga
I simply love this channel
Zimbabwe townships are so beautiful you can see Zim was well planned
Zusiphe sikayi hamb uyofuna passport sikhe silhandlwe zinkungu zase Zimbabwe...the thing awekho amatyotyombe pha...
@@kulhemhlongo i have notice but one day i would go to Zim
@@highandmightyqueen79 no problem mntase I can host you
Enkosi for watching ZUsiphe Sikayi.
This is excellent work my brother, keep it up.. Soon you will be on Netflix!!!
Amen
Mhazo, thank you brother!
We need more channels like this. Zim culture is beautiful.
True Nyasha.
Ngaphela izicathulo ngihambela into ezimbili eMakokoba, okokuqala, ngidlula ngisiya esikolo eMgandane, okwesibili ngihambela my favorite khazola and PIC uTheo. Thanks for the sweet memories and stay blessed my friends.
Would absolutely love to visit Zimbabwe KwaBulawayo.. from S.A
Zimbabwe is South Africa bafwethu kanti vele why we were devided there is Ndebele (Zulu in SA) Xhosas, Vendas
Very true .. South African 🇿🇦,Ndebeles are One honestly 😊
Brings back good childhood memories. I can see 11th street where my husband grew up.
I'm in South African left home 2000 watching this makes me happy
Thanks for watching Mpume.
This is undoubtedly the best channel in the city!
By the people for the people, sharing authentic stories and documenting what we didn't know we needed to know.
Thank you Ngwenya.
Doing a good job
Beautiful place i have come across ndebele people here in namibia hear them speak like zulus now i learn something great content keep it up men🇳🇦😍
Thanks for watching Ferdie.
I absolutely enjoyed this. You can just hear how fond these residents of Makokoba are of where they live send they are proud of Makokoba.
Thank you for watching Tendai!
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿KaMahlangu brilliant as always...Continue to make history...this seemingly very simple, ordinary documentation about simple ordinary people is a masterpiece mfethu.Youl be amazed how ignorant we are about OUR OWN original ....The history of Makokoba for ANY Bulawayan is so so significant..I personally got massive education from this presentation.This is rich.Hlalunjalo.👏🏿👏🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Was looking forward to see EFusini but thank you for giving us a glimpse of our heritage.
My 98 year old grandmother stays in Makokoba 8th street
Eish nami was looking forward to seeing eFusini yazi, bengihlala eMabusela Flats
Kwakugolwa intethe kumfula uMazayi laphana, there is something deep, something special, historical about Makokoba especially if you once lived there. There is that kind of attachment, and that feeling never goes away regardless ukuthi ungabe usuhlala ngaphi.
Grew up in Harare but I can honestly relate to the good people of Makokoba and their beautiful township.
Thanks Godonga for history of Makokoba. Born in Mzilikazi first went to school at Lotshe Makokoba 1958. Before the current primary, we were attending in the churches around Church Street. I wish l could be there to share my bit. Keep the good job promote Bulawayo. Ngizalwa yi ntombi yako Mahlangu. Thanks Nzuza
Thank you for showcasing Zimbabwe's beauty. 👏🏾
Thank you for watching Panashe Zowa
Way to go Mahlangu. I can’t get enough of the stories of this oldest township in Bulawayo.
Siyabonga Mandla
@@MagrizaMadeMeCook anytime…
I grew up in nkulumane 12 ive been to makokoba only once beautiful place can only imagine how it would look now if we had a good government that improved infrastructure
Awww kithi, City of Queens and Kings, konthuthu ziyathunqa, konyama kayipheli kuphela amazinyo endoda, ko langakalitshoni kutshona ubukhwe bendodaa. KoZulu halala
Siyabonga , ukusifundisa ngeziMbabwe , now I'm in a position to brag about abantu base Makokoba ! Thanks super informative !
Thanks for watching.
Thanks so much brother i wish there were more docs about Zim such as yours we support such excellence 🤗
Tinotenda. Thank you for the feedback. Highly appreciate it!
I love your content ! Culture & history all in one. Living in the diaspora makes me appreciate home so much. Please keep up the great videos
Syabonga kakhulu mnewthu
Kkkkkkkk same as me, really appreciate home
Thank you so much for the feedback La Deesse
Elokayi..mina went to Colombo but grew up Esotshangane alternating le Mzethi koggo at times but let's just say I Colombo yayiseduze lako NaConde😊
great content, I will certainly visit Bulawayo, thanks for taking us through such a rich culture and day-to-day lives of the people of Bulawayo. Such a refreshing content bafethu.
Thank you Kwanele Ngogela.
Yooh bro...my school Lobengula Primary, used to go Thabiso and Stanley square for biscope.Bro u forgot eRenkini and pliz do Nguboyenja and Mzilikazi.
Hie Christian. All the places are there in the video. Will certainly look up at the Nguboyenja and Mzilikazi idea.
The drone shots 😍
Nice content Godonga, umama wami laye liGodonga. Keep them coming. We appreciate such authentic videos la ku diaspora.
Siyabonga Sbusie Khumalo
Thank you for this video. You have taken me back to the old day when we were growing up eMakokoba. We used to buy chongo/itshongo-iskundamoya from shops zefusini.
LOL, chongo is a legend baba
Loved the video. I miss Bulawayo soo much
Beautiful Makokoba....amasela awaveli eMakokoba....limqotho leli
Kuhle sifundazonke nsuku. Makokoba history so interesting.🙏🙏🙏
Bulawayo is so beautiful
You can say that again.
Taking me back ❤ I miss those days, growing up in Lobengula township going to Magwegwe youth center. Life has changed
Memories Mkandla...
Syabonga something about our first township ...Makokoba...great job bhudi ..keep it up....I love Makokoba so exciting someone showcasing our very own oldest lokish...well done bro
Nthando Ndlovu, thanks for the feedback.
Siyabonga bhudi keep this show going up .usitshengisa izindawo zangakithi
Siyabonga Langa Ndlovu.
Great work again Hlangus, keep it going
Thanks Allan.
This was wonderful to watch, thank you for this content.
I don't know if you've been told this before but you are a legend boss. your content is worth sharing with the whole world. Great work!!!
Really enjoying these videos bro, I'm over in Middlesbrough, England, we were once twinned with Masvingo, so I'm really interested in Zimbabwe, thanks for sharing, really good insight 🇿🇼🏴🤝
Much appreciated Diablo!
@@MagrizaMadeMeCook anytime, thanks for making the wonderful content. I really hope to visit Zimbabwe sometime soon. I'm a spice trader and a food & travel blogger, I find your culture absolutely fascinating 🙂👍
I luv my country Zimbabwe
also the editing finna be on next level .... I always stan.
Thanks for your support always bro.
this is great, i know this place well, i grew up in thorngrove and studied at St Columba's so i would walk through Makhokhoba everyday for 6 years.
Thanks for watching Bhebhe.
Viva Colombo
@@christabelaurorakhumalo4318 VIVA
Came across to your content as I was just making a tour on youtube. I'm loving this, and learning a lot. Siyabonga broe, great work . 💯🙌
Hie Novuyo Seagirl. Your comment means a lot to us. Siyabonga kakhulu.
Excellent job, as always! Thank you so much for sharing this history, I was captivated from the the very beginning of the video, until the end! So, so enlightening. Look forward to the next history instalment!
Thank you for the support!
Thanks you so much for sharing our home to the world ...💞 we love Makokoba ...
Thank you Veronica!
Eskhokhobeni ,passed through the township daily on my way to Mzilikazi High .....wat a place ....
Beautiful place
eMahlangu Godonga lomsundulo munye... way to go gazi, iNkosi iqhubeke ikubusisa njalo ikwambulela uveze umdabu lobuyithi bethu.
Maphosa. Siyabonga mfowethu.
Thanks for this episode. We always by pass Makokoba going to other residential areas. But it has a vibrant life of its own.
Thank you for watching.
Thank you my brother,you make us proud and who we are .Keep up with the good work .we love you.
Thank you so much Jevas Chidewu
Kasi lami😍... Beautiful vid bro. God bless your work!!!!
Mhizha, thanks for watching.
great job its good to see matland shona people who are enjoying life in matland
Great content! Always loved Bulawayo and its amazing getting to see it on video like this.
Woow .. from the Stories .. looks like they really enjoyed their days .. I was born late 80s didn’t see much but I enjoyed my teenage good But abadala Bami Ngathi Bakholisa Kakhulu khulu
Thanks for sharing part of the essence of Makokoba with the world! One Makokoba native is making you proud in Canada and the US: Mbonisi Zihkali Zomkhonto👍. I am grateful to him for sharing this video!🙏
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching.
Darren Sithole is a funny person 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Great video....
🤣uyaz
Came across this by mistake...loved every minute of it, lotopi i see he hasn't changed😂, suprised you made it out with the camera😂
Glad you enjoyed the documentary. Makokoba is a safe place.
Spirit of ubuntu right there!💪🏼
I remember Verio and Mastafa. Those were the good old days in Makokoba, Mzilikazi, Barbour Fields and Nguboyenja. The likes of Bra Zandlezibomvu, Perish, Madanki, Stanley Maphepha. the list is endless.
Oh yes
Kizito ungazobiza ubaba wami ngebizo wena!!😃😃
Thanks for watching Kizito Mpala.
Another very good one Prince and crew. Kip it ap
Thank you Patrick.
Thanks bro this is good stuff
Brings back so many memories
Thank you for watching Wayno
Keep its up prince ,, Your Videos are awesome ,, keep bringing these township tours they are the best ..
Appreciate your support always Vengesai Muyambo
THATS GREAT :::::::please more vidios
Adorable content bhudas i grew up in Both Mzilikazi and Makokoba .Watching this made me so proud of where i come from🙏.Siyabonga Dankoe✌😉
Thanks for watching Tuff Guy.
My mother uma Zondo used to stay eMadlela flats block 1 stroke 1 opposite iMakhumalo memories of staying there are still fresh.sivuka ekuseni go and pick money dropped by people eBig bhawa selling ama loose straw cigarette siyibiza imihlanga yogwayi selling amaqanda I family yaboma Dinda Ndlovu they were close by.was nice walking to town anytime you think of going there.eRenkini.Makokoba was a buzz
Please go back to makokoba that location is very good njalo ukhohlwe imakhosi fusini st colombus st Patrick's Lotshe nase mhlangeni ungene nge Street from 1st street to 11th and kule girl hostel naka nasepakini yako Vadi
St columbas my old school 😍😍
Thank you Sivalo for the content. Ramba wakadzvanya this is very good stuff.
King, thank you!
Mann is appreciate you showing people the culture.,much love bruh
Thank you. Really love this work.
Siyabonga kakhulu for creating a platform like this.... Love from entumbane ❤️❤️
Hie Nomshado. Thank you for watching.
One day is one day... they will call you the best!!! Hinc Orior
Hinc Orior Farai Mudzekenyedzi!
Enjoyed watching this... learnt a lot and loved hearing the stories for the elders in the area 🥰
Hie Sarah Cronje. Thanks for watching.
My favorite UA-cam channel, big up! You guys always bring some great content. Thanks brothers, ningapheli umoya. Give us more
Honoured by your support Junior. SIyabonga kakhulu, ungadinwa lakusasa.
Great content as always guys! can't wait to touch down in blues and see all these places you highlight on the show!
Thank you so much!
Laf elihle, kuzamele ivuselelwe iMakokoba, amaActivities ayemanengi okuzwayo, ngikhule ngisiya kugogo lokhulu, waze wavusa the good old days Prince😊
Siyabonga for the feedback Ayanda Tshabalala.
Wow I enjoyed watching this.... The kind of content we wanna see... ❤️❤️❤️💯🔥🔥
X Mile. Thank you so much for the feedback.
The creative content creators #Magriza Made Me Cook
Thank you brother Zenzo.
This content is 100%🔥🔥🔥
Ncube, thank you!
Bro ,, jus know this township tour is 1 of your Niche keep bringing them this is beautiful ,,, l see success in yo channel ,,, Your quality is sick sick sick Price ..
Thank you Vengesai.
Love love love your channel so happy I found it so educational lots of love from the 🇬🇧
Awesome! Thank you T T.
Hahaga yoh its nice to see a place engyaziyo kkkk. UMazai juc smells like boiled eggs abolileyo kkkkkkkkk. Thnks bro fr this vdeo, soo much wisdom
Hahahaaaa!!!!!!! amaqanda abhoyiliweyo abolileyo ngumazai lowo...... you made my day
Awesome job 👏🏾
I really wish to know more about cultural ceremonies that they perform in Zim especially as there's a lot of similarities between some Zim people especially from Bulawayo and South africans, ceremonies like imbeleko, ukukhuliswa etc. if bayayenza na
We have lost a lot of cultural practices so asizenzi zonke lezinto
Thanks for this video ,l enjoyed it as l also stays in Makokoba in 9th street
Lovely. Thanks for watching Naison Saungweme.
isiNdebele sakithi ngiyasikhumbula lobuntu bakithi nje evokes my patriotism .
Absolutely love your content
Keep up the good work
Learning so much from this channel.
Beautiful Sivalo🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Awusabatsheli ukuthi kwakuyindawo yamadoda kuphela? 😂 Great episode! Great insight. It's really a big place indeed with a lot of reputational stories of aboGomba etc, great place to tour if you want a touch with raw Byo culture and food. Lots of industrious men and women reside there, Makhokhoba is the epitome of Bulawayo, very vibrant, you'll encounter strong characters, beautiful women & busy young people. Thank you for this taste Prince & Thembani. Your work continues to intrigue us!
Thank you Ricky...
OGomba bezkania😅You got me missing home sesisiya thenga inkumane eMkambo🙆♀️
Thankyou mama Joyce Chanza...very detailed
Vey detailed indeed!
4:11 😂😂 reaching mama's target.
this is very informative.
Thank you for watching
@@MagrizaMadeMeCook you are welcome
Great video. Keep up the good work.
This is beautiful
Wooo nice
Beautiful keep it up
It's also emayadini in south africa especially from the xhosa people they call it emayadini by the big houses
Brilliant thanks
General Zimbabweans 🇿🇼 are the most loved and trusted in most parts of the world because of their hardworking, humbleness and their uniqueness. God bless His people. Thank you sir for your content and channel
Thanks for the feedback Nubian Queen
Wow 👌🏾. I love these.
Thank you Sibanda.