Well done guys. This used to be a beautiful and well maintained city❤ BYO. I enjoyed growing up in this city in the 80s and 90s.Thanks for show casing guys. Kuhle kuyabukeka. Refreshing episode drone guy and tour guide guy.We pray for BYO's bright future👏👏👏👏👏
Damm my brother u just took me back home, Luveve still looking good 👍 I remember going to buy bread komaplaka , going to school eZwananzi .. .😂😂🇿🇼🇿🇼🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@SemuManka yaap I wish I can go see how it looks like right now, lot of smart people come from that area, we are all over the world ,it’s amazing 👊👊🇿🇼
These hosted this episode very well. My aunty used to live at Luveve police camp when I was a child in the 90s and my cousin's grandmother also lived in Luveve. I always loved going there.
I had no idea we had this level of ...... I don't even know what to call it. This is amazing man. Top notch stuff. I take a lot of Pride in Zim and its nice to see that regardless of the economy etc...We can still take a moment to be nostalgic about the 263
Born and grew up eLuveve. Luveve youth centre,ngakholisa ukudlala igemu ye 2 aside sisebenzisa itennisball. Good old times lomdala uLewane he used to run the place. Logogo weswimming pool yesiveveni. Ngikhumbula uKampila who used to play movies ngeFriday night and Saturdays eLuveve Beit Hall. Emafakela Primary sifindiswa loMpofu we woodwork, ngoZondo,uCime and my grade one teacher uMrs Moyo. Sasihamba emafakela for umkara ucago lwamahara. Amatshe esancwebeka.
So much history missed here. Do you know who some of the great men who started along with Chigumira are? The original men who provided fuel service in that area, the original barber shop, the original chip shop, original cafe, the first butcher apart from matsika? Not impressed with the injustice of the other hard working business people you skipped, who are the un erasable foundation of the chigumira shopping centre....
Greetings. It is impossible to document or shoot everything. That will possible be covered in the next instalment. Alternatively, the research gap will be closed by other creators doing the research on Luveve. Thank you for highlighting this though.
@@MagrizaMadeMeCook I respect you sir/madam. Thank you for the response and taking your time. My grandfather is one of those men, one of the originals along with Chigumira, Mutiba, Vera etc. They put foundations of chigumira centre. I appreciate your work. I know history can only be covered by available information at times. It would be nice to see a part 2. I look forward to that.
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That's my hood there l grew up n 1234 old luveve thnks for the ep guys we appreciate 🙏 ❤ 💙 🙌 ♥
Thanks for watching Ndlovu.
Born in Kezi/Maphisa. Grew up in Luveve/Gwabalanda.
Ikasi lami (NEW LUVEVE) born and raised there.
You guys know how to make a person miss home 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
You guys are going to make me come back home. I grew-up at Number Six close to iChurch yakho Sithole...😀
It's been 5 years. Miss my home. Great channel 👍
Thank you Nyasha
Thank you. All my greater family was born and raised opposite banda square
Beautiful area Enos
One of the best if not the best western surburbs koBulawayo. Siyabonga Magriza as always you don’t disappoint the diasporas
Thank you Mtho
Well done guys. This used to be a beautiful and well maintained city❤ BYO. I enjoyed growing up in this city in the 80s and 90s.Thanks for show casing guys. Kuhle kuyabukeka. Refreshing episode drone guy and tour guide guy.We pray for BYO's bright future👏👏👏👏👏
Wow. Ekasi lami eLuveve
Cover ema Stands, Enqameni, kopMaplanka, eMakhosi ,Inyanda, Inzwananzi, i fusi etc
That’s Gwabalanda. We will certainly do that!
@@MagrizaMadeMeCook Sharp sharp. nghlala kuma 54 duzane le Lobhengula . SIsebenzisa i poso P.O Luveve but ngyakuzwa
Esveveni kayi1👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
Esveveni kayi1 Farayi
Ishmael my boy. Well done guys, you are doing a great thing. Keep up the good work.
Thank you guys for sharing. I miss 🏡. 😢
Thank you Nicole🙏
@@MagrizaMadeMeCook no worries 👍.
Nice to meet you Ishu. Great work bakithi. AKUSETSHENZWE!!!
Siyabonga Ndlovu
Beautiful documentary madoda. Keep it up.
Great episode guys. You have no idea how much the production means for us in the diaspora 🙏. USivalo limtshiye ngaphi?😂😂😂
Behind the scenes uSivalo😂🤣
this is beautiful 😍
Thanks for watching Michelle
Intresting history
I stay in nkulumane but never been to luveve
Damm my brother u just took me back home, Luveve still looking good 👍 I remember going to buy bread komaplaka , going to school eZwananzi .. .😂😂🇿🇼🇿🇼🇺🇸🇺🇸
😁😁 I went to that same Mzwanazi too
@@SemuManka yaap I wish I can go see how it looks like right now, lot of smart people come from that area, we are all over the world ,it’s amazing 👊👊🇿🇼
Thank you for watching Khaya🙏
Bulawayo loxions very nice. can you also do Pumula surburb please
Okay Nkue🙏
These hosted this episode very well. My aunty used to live at Luveve police camp when I was a child in the 90s and my cousin's grandmother also lived in Luveve. I always loved going there.
Thank you for watching🙏
Ikasi lami.... Enew luveve kosuccess
Fantastic episode guys! Your work is stellar; I’m learning so so much about this part of Zimbabwe - can’t wait to visit 🍻
Hie Ziso. Thank you so much for watching🙏
😂😂 Yebo Prince awuphumule kancane, great show as always!
One of the first Rhodesia broadcasting studios was at Luveve. Kwaku lo msakazi o waye khulele e Luveve o kuthiwa ngu Jackson Sithole.
Around 1980s kwakulo gogo uMatshazi owayehlala e old luveve duze kwepark who used to be an agony aunt on Inhlupho zalamuhla a radio programme.
Interesting history. Thank u
Wooooow awesome video l really enjoy watching ur videos they teach us a lot about Byo..Thank you so much for sharing..💞💕👍👌🙏
Thank you for supporting our work Shamiso🙏
Please kindly do Pumula Old
I just cant express how I love this channel. Still waiting for the T shirts you promised will be on sale soon.
Yes brother. Soon, an announcement will be made. Apologies for the delay brother.
Muhle umsebenzi, siyabonga Guys👌💯😊
I'm coming guys so you can walk me through memory lane. I miss miss miss Live 😢😢
Luveve I mean x
Thanks for watching Notty Mpofu. Come and let’s explore!
Eish damn bro. Yazi u brought back memories of Bulawayo. I love that city.
Amazing my brother MMMC and crew 👏👏👏
Thank you sister Emzee🙏
I had no idea we had this level of ...... I don't even know what to call it. This is amazing man. Top notch stuff. I take a lot of Pride in Zim and its nice to see that regardless of the economy etc...We can still take a moment to be nostalgic about the 263
Thank you so much for the feedback.
Eroundini 😍
Woooow, great work
Thank you Tofara Shumba
Please cover Lobengula West 😁
Yes 🙏🙏
I'm a Ndebebele from South Africa, i want to visit Zimbabwe get a Ndebele wife and land to build my beautiful house
Are there no women in SA..why in zim 😂
@@solomonglam7742 let him come ,I'll be waiting for him🤓🤓🤓
@@solomonglam7742 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@solomonglam7742 He won't have to bother about sweating on baby making CZ l already have one for him if he makes me his choice😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You are welcome..You will live happily ever..
Born and grew up eLuveve. Luveve youth centre,ngakholisa ukudlala igemu ye 2 aside sisebenzisa itennisball. Good old times lomdala uLewane he used to run the place. Logogo weswimming pool yesiveveni. Ngikhumbula uKampila who used to play movies ngeFriday night and Saturdays eLuveve Beit Hall.
Emafakela Primary sifindiswa loMpofu we woodwork, ngoZondo,uCime and my grade one teacher uMrs Moyo. Sasihamba emafakela for umkara ucago lwamahara.
Amatshe esancwebeka.
Great.video guys...kule Night life too eLuveve...Katso and Kidza😂🍻
Yes Katso and Kitsa 😎
@@MagrizaMadeMeCook uyakwazi lo......ko Katso man!!!!!
Interesting
Thank you for uploading admin, i grew up in plantation cos my family was working in city council but we got a house next to the park. 822 Ko Matshazi
Thanks for sharing Vusi
You reminding me alot guys (my primary school days)...labona lowamuzi kulobaba owagijima elandela uMasiyephambili Dr ajoin uLuveve road ...wayelala egangeni eliphambi kwePolice ecelene komuzi lowa...abamaziyo kuthwa nguSadza
Thanks for sharing your story Sthandazile🙏
Magriza siyabonga
❤❤❤
Great show as always magents this means a lot to us who r in diaspora , missing my home town big time 💙
Can we please have a tour of lupane or Gomoza if possible Mr Mahlangu.
Okay Daniel.
Dakiwe wena
❤️
🙋♂️💯
Abafazi banengi
eish baba you showed hidden township zase bulawayo zintsha kuthi apha e eastern cape, kuhle xa nisbonisa
Enkosi Siya
Heee abantu bayakha izindlu zabo ezinhle ekhaya ,sesiphoxwa nguhulumende lemigwaqo emibi
The council needs to do basic service delivery like cutting grass on parks and road sides.other than that
Luveve is beautiful.
It’s zanu land, where they eat but don’t produce.
Its best to look for ndebele pple to explain to u better mi brother
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it's not me, it's the drone... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂
Nice African dish pap en meat🇳🇦😜
Khabo Zozo silikhangele lizama uCoup kuGodonga🤣
😂😂
Thembani phakathi zozo hetso here bra kuhambani mfo
Ngake ngelatshwa I bilharzia eluveve clinic ngezkhathi ngisaloja eluveve leyi ebheke esporweni eluveve high kkkkkkkk
prince sokusele ikasi lami iTshabalala Ext
Anthony. Yes, definitely 🙏
So much history missed here. Do you know who some of the great men who started along with Chigumira are?
The original men who provided fuel service in that area, the original barber shop, the original chip shop, original cafe, the first butcher apart from matsika?
Not impressed with the injustice of the other hard working business people you skipped, who are the un erasable foundation of the chigumira shopping centre....
Greetings. It is impossible to document or shoot everything. That will possible be covered in the next instalment. Alternatively, the research gap will be closed by other creators doing the research on Luveve. Thank you for highlighting this though.
@@MagrizaMadeMeCook I respect you sir/madam. Thank you for the response and taking your time. My grandfather is one of those men, one of the originals along with Chigumira, Mutiba, Vera etc. They put foundations of chigumira centre. I appreciate your work. I know history can only be covered by available information at times. It would be nice to see a part 2. I look forward to that.