Super! Well done. Cleanliness is alongside Godliness. It is impossible to be prosperous and creative in disorder and filth. They cloud the mind and dull the spirit. Well done, Harare. Well done, Zim, because I have seen other cities and towns like this, for example, Masvingo, Mutare, Marondera.... Keep it up.🎉🎉🎉😊
no doubt the city is looking cleaner than I remember and the roads are better than they used to be. Hopefully the government and citizens can keep it clean and even make it better. Love to see Zim like this.
Hi Tino, Zimbabwe had a record wheat harvest in 2022 and then they broke that record last year and are forecast to smash the record this year with a projected harvest of 600,000 tonnes. The best wheat harvest before Fast Track Land Reform was only 325,000 tonnes in 1990 so Africans have will have almost doubles wheat production in the country from the best it ever was when it was in the hands of Europeans. Why don't Zimbabweans talk about these sorts of achievements? Western media never will.
oh wow thank you, we do hear these stories. I’m happy it’s a positive coming from the west . i hope so much good spirited fill the internet other than the hungry kids they use to market their own organisations
@@TinoSparks No, I'm saying the Western media will never mention the record harvests that Zimbabwe is having. Zimbabweans have to do it themselves. I've not seen a single video from a Zimbabwean UA-camr specifically about the record harvests, even the UA-camrs that cover farming.
@martinwilkinson7939 the reason why you didn't see the video about wheat bumper harvest it's because it's all propaganda, if we were wheat sufficient like what zanu claimed bread was supposed to be very cheap
@@ElijahMukokota No Elijah, that's not how economics works. Stop hating yourself. There are plenty of videos from news agencies from various countries showing the bumper harvests, just not usually from Western countries and NEVER from the BBC. By the way, did you know that the UK and British people that you worship is on the brink of economic collapse and they are blaming the fact that there are 3.7% black people in the country (including 300,000 Zimbabweans)? There were racist riots recently where blacks, South Asians and the police were attacked and white youths were looting as many shops as they could get into. The worst area for the rioting was the North East of England which is the whitest area of the country with just a 1% black population, but it also (and I know you won't believe this Elijah) has the highest crime rate, second highest violent crime rate, second highest knife crime rate, highest domestic violence rate, the worst drugs and alcohol problem, highest child poverty rate, highest unemployment rate, lowest education achievement rate and you can see from their local newspapers that are all online that it's all people that you worship that are causing all the chaos there. Maybe they need your beloved David Coltart to sort them out. Whites live like kings in Zimbabwe surrounded by 99% black Africans but they are blaming 3.7% blacks for everything wrong in the UK and you'd probably believe their false propaganda.
Beautiful. I felt the video was too short but I know you said only the CBD. We still have more work to do, especially our pavements, stalls where pple sell their wares and veggies as well as the public transport situation needs to be addressed. I wish we had a functional city council. Residents need to keep the city clean by not littering and the city fathers need to collect rubbish and build more modern public toilets. Thank you so much Tino and give us more. Where can I get in touch for content ideas
Don’t talk about stuff you have no clue about mate, whatever your reasons are, you could be a random hater but in the end your filthy lies will just show what a pathetic clown you are, firstly construction at joina city started in 1998 not 1995 and was halted for quite a while because of Zimbabwe’s economic crisis and the building was completed in 2010, you can’t lie to Tino because she has access to google and wikipedia so your efforts are in vain.
Construction of joina city started in 1998 but was halted due to Zimbabwe’s economic crisis for a very long time actually and the building was conpleted in 2010, don’t talk about stuff you got no clue about mate moreover Tino has access to google and wikipedia pal so your lying efforts are in vain really.
ummm ... Cleanest City? What are you talking about. Our city is filthy. PotHoles everywhere. You have clearly not visited clean cities then. You are talking about clean roads when I could spot litter on almost every shot. DO not lie to the world when the truth is in plain sight
All lies utilise wikipedia mate construction started in 1998 and was halted due to economic crisis and the building was completed in 2010, millenium towers were completed in 2000, angwa center was completed in 2000
Some places look amazing but some looks horrible,but people need freedom not hostile situation,they need jobs,they need basic human rights to clean water, rights to vote to,free from corruption, nepotism,free from Marauder secret service which is always controlled by a 1st family.
that’s true, but you will not wait for redemption forever. our ancestors died waiting for the perfect time but it never came. self employ yourself, avoid littering the cities to keep them clean, this has nothing to do with the government, be the best version of yourself. yes some governments have failed us but always remember the government officials are human, and humans are naturally going to serve self interest at the expense of the other. ps: i drilled a borehole at my homestead, i have running water. i observed my right to clean water, without the gvt. how many of us are paying taxes, just a minority who are formally employed. the rest are just exchanging money among themselves,(apart from corruption, which is existent in every country in this world), why do we expect the government to gather funds to fix stuff when you are not even doing due diligence to yourself ( being honest enough to go file taxes )…. yes the government can do better, but while you wait for the government, do something to make a difference. i have seen people cry unemployment, while sitting under a tree . unosvikepi uri pasi pemuti. then you go to places like mbare & you see people working hard and making hundreds of thousands in the same economy you are crying foul. but again that’s just my opinion, thanks for yours
there’s nothing wrong with kudya mukomby. those are just different comby rules within different countries and that’s the beauty of dynamics across countries. hazvitendegwi ikoko and i don’t think you would get away nekudya. i remember trying to eat something because dozvatajaira. but immediately my neighbour said hazvibvumidzwe and i stopped. so im afraid your statement is not very true
Please stop lying. Harare is not even top 10 cleanest city in Africa. Travel to Windhoek, Kigali, Morocco, Seychelles etc. It will help open up your mind to real hygiene.
@@TinoSparks these are just parts of Harare that you took that make it look clean I am here on the ground there are power cuts lack of hospital care high prices and alot of poverty not to mention 90 percent unemployment I am a black man and can tell you just venture to mbare chitungwiza etc and see the litter everywhere . Harare is not cleanest city in Africa go to Gaborone or Windhoek and then you see clean...
@@TinoSparks While some parts of Harare are clean and nice to look others are disgusting. Let's not sugar coat things the ranks for going to the kombi are heatbreaking to look at and smell awful. As for why this is. The caliber of people at the rank is the problem not so much the rank it's self. I love my country but we should be honest as Zimbabweans when talking about our country cause the first step to fixing problems is having honest conversations about it.
@Thumbu-mz4up problem with Zimbabweans we like to claim things thay we know aint true. The only city i found a bit cleaner in Zimbabwe was Gweru. Bulawayo is disgustingly filthy just like Harare
Most people from Matebeleland have never been in Harare because of the turbulence past surprising they have been in Joburg London Manchester Harare never welcomed the Nguni speaking the boundaries were in Gwelo that time rouge elements from a particular party used to patrol train coaches trying to identify who was not their tribe shocking
im sure that was way before the 90s before i was born. and these tribal wars were also vice versa. many people haven’t visited matebeland either, but hey it’s 2024 tribalism has long ended. travelling across cities is now as easy as taking a bus or driving there, no questions asked. i hope people know that by now.
Oh, go away. What a load of nonsense. I've met lots of people from either tribe in either of those cities. People like you are just desperate to be divisive.
@@celiajames600 but you were calling them names like dissidents cause of their names revealing their geographic origin wen these rogue elements from a certain party beating us they will say touch Zimbabwe meaning the soil you are slaying on being tortured is not yours you a foreigners from KZN
@@jab-v4g that's a big lie. I lived in Harare all my life, knew soo many Ndebele people, infact I'm part Xhosa myself never experienced any discrimination. Shona people don't care about tribe. Not only Ndebeles there's also plenty people from Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia Congo in Harare - everyone is treated the same. The only tribal ism in Zimbabwe always comes from Ndebele people like you've just proven with your comment.
Best videos, nice shots and great content 🎉🎉🎉 well done Sparks
Thank you so much 😀
We've been following you for a while now, but your latest video really hit home. It's so comforting to know we're not alone in this. ❤
thank you
Super! Well done. Cleanliness is alongside Godliness. It is impossible to be prosperous and creative in disorder and filth. They cloud the mind and dull the spirit. Well done, Harare. Well done, Zim, because I have seen other cities and towns like this, for example, Masvingo, Mutare, Marondera.... Keep it up.🎉🎉🎉😊
true, thanks for watching
Its beautiful indeed wow
Yes Harare is beautiful ❤️
This is beautiful 😊❤
Thank you! 😊
no doubt the city is looking cleaner than I remember and the roads are better than they used to be. Hopefully the government and citizens can keep it clean and even make it better. Love to see Zim like this.
i hope so too, thanks for watching
Hi Tino, Zimbabwe had a record wheat harvest in 2022 and then they broke that record last year and are forecast to smash the record this year with a projected harvest of 600,000 tonnes. The best wheat harvest before Fast Track Land Reform was only 325,000 tonnes in 1990 so Africans have will have almost doubles wheat production in the country from the best it ever was when it was in the hands of Europeans. Why don't Zimbabweans talk about these sorts of achievements? Western media never will.
oh wow thank you, we do hear these stories. I’m happy it’s a positive coming from the west . i hope so much good spirited fill the internet other than the hungry kids they use to market their own organisations
@@TinoSparks No, I'm saying the Western media will never mention the record harvests that Zimbabwe is having. Zimbabweans have to do it themselves. I've not seen a single video from a Zimbabwean UA-camr specifically about the record harvests, even the UA-camrs that cover farming.
@martinwilkinson7939 the reason why you didn't see the video about wheat bumper harvest it's because it's all propaganda, if we were wheat sufficient like what zanu claimed bread was supposed to be very cheap
@@ElijahMukokota No Elijah, that's not how economics works. Stop hating yourself. There are plenty of videos from news agencies from various countries showing the bumper harvests, just not usually from Western countries and NEVER from the BBC.
By the way, did you know that the UK and British people that you worship is on the brink of economic collapse and they are blaming the fact that there are 3.7% black people in the country (including 300,000 Zimbabweans)?
There were racist riots recently where blacks, South Asians and the police were attacked and white youths were looting as many shops as they could get into.
The worst area for the rioting was the North East of England which is the whitest area of the country with just a 1% black population, but it also (and I know you won't believe this Elijah) has the highest crime rate, second highest violent crime rate, second highest knife crime rate, highest domestic violence rate, the worst drugs and alcohol problem, highest child poverty rate, highest unemployment rate, lowest education achievement rate and you can see from their local newspapers that are all online that it's all people that you worship that are causing all the chaos there. Maybe they need your beloved David Coltart to sort them out.
Whites live like kings in Zimbabwe surrounded by 99% black Africans but they are blaming 3.7% blacks for everything wrong in the UK and you'd probably believe their false propaganda.
They're busy peddling the narrative that we're surviving by killing elephants and gathering baobab fruit😂😂😂
I❤YOU SO MUCH HARARE ZIMBABWE
GREETINGS FROM SOMALIA
Harare is so beautiful and clean
yes thank you
Amazing...😱
Similar Mumbay City
where is Mumbay
Hi Tino. New Subbie. Trudy brought me here. You have a beautiful soul.
Wow, thank you
❤❤❤
Wow
Beautiful. I felt the video was too short but I know you said only the CBD.
We still have more work to do, especially our pavements, stalls where pple sell their wares and veggies as well as the public transport situation needs to be addressed. I wish we had a functional city council. Residents need to keep the city clean by not littering and the city fathers need to collect rubbish and build more modern public toilets.
Thank you so much Tino and give us more. Where can I get in touch for content ideas
yes zimbabwe can do better, i believe the development of the new city will bring about more positives to our people
Tino, construction of Joina City was started in 1995 and completed in 2012. It took 17 years to o get it completely
thank you . hoh?
🤣
Don’t talk about stuff you have no clue about mate, whatever your reasons are, you could be a random hater but in the end your filthy lies will just show what a pathetic clown you are, firstly construction at joina city started in 1998 not 1995 and was halted for quite a while because of Zimbabwe’s economic crisis and the building was completed in 2010, you can’t lie to Tino because she has access to google and wikipedia so your efforts are in vain.
Construction of joina city started in 1998 but was halted due to Zimbabwe’s economic crisis for a very long time actually and the building was conpleted in 2010, don’t talk about stuff you got no clue about mate moreover Tino has access to google and wikipedia pal so your lying efforts are in vain really.
ummm ... Cleanest City? What are you talking about. Our city is filthy. PotHoles everywhere. You have clearly not visited clean cities then. You are talking about clean roads when I could spot litter on almost every shot. DO not lie to the world when the truth is in plain sight
Kudaro hedu harare yakanaka, ndoda ikango maintanwa haaaa makeke
that’s true
Taurai zenyu Vanofanha kungo gadzirisa mamwe ma buildings asakara sakara
Joina City is the only building finished after 2000 in CBD. Construction started in the mid 90s
All lies utilise wikipedia mate construction started in 1998 and was halted due to economic crisis and the building was completed in 2010, millenium towers were completed in 2000, angwa center was completed in 2000
Tikubva kwaSis Tari❤, lets watch!
team sis Tari is the best ❤️
Harare is a great city, not the cleanest city in Africa but it does have a lot great things going on in it.
thank you
How safe is Harare for foreigners to visit?
one of the safest countries in the world, if not the safest in africa
@@TinoSparks Nice.
Very safe
Lovely city indeed!
Some places look amazing but some looks horrible,but people need freedom not hostile situation,they need jobs,they need basic human rights to clean water, rights to vote to,free from corruption, nepotism,free from Marauder secret service which is always controlled by a 1st family.
that’s true, but you will not wait for redemption forever. our ancestors died waiting for the perfect time but it never came. self employ yourself, avoid littering the cities to keep them clean, this has nothing to do with the government, be the best version of yourself. yes some governments have failed us but always remember the government officials are human, and humans are naturally going to serve self interest at the expense of the other.
ps: i drilled a borehole at my homestead, i have running water. i observed my right to clean water, without the gvt.
how many of us are paying taxes, just a minority who are formally employed. the rest are just exchanging money among themselves,(apart from corruption, which is existent in every country in this world), why do we expect the government to gather funds to fix stuff when you are not even doing due diligence to yourself ( being honest enough to go file taxes )….
yes the government can do better, but while you wait for the government, do something to make a difference.
i have seen people cry unemployment, while sitting under a tree . unosvikepi uri pasi pemuti. then you go to places like mbare & you see people working hard and making hundreds of thousands in the same economy you are crying foul. but again that’s just my opinion, thanks for yours
@@TinoSparks unosvikepi uri pasi pemuti. I love this line.
Zimbabwe is doing well indeed
kancane kancane tinosvika chete
Mind you kuti varikutosvibisa dzimwe nyika ndiwo maZimbabweans. Ndichipinda SA kwaisadyiwa mu taxi asi neuchapa hwemaZimba 😊
there’s nothing wrong with kudya mukomby. those are just different comby rules within different countries and that’s the beauty of dynamics across countries. hazvitendegwi ikoko and i don’t think you would get away nekudya. i remember trying to eat something because dozvatajaira. but immediately my neighbour said hazvibvumidzwe and i stopped. so im afraid your statement is not very true
Aaaaa imi ko ndaa yei mabva manongedza ma Zimba kuita sekunge ndisu Tega tiriko
Please stop lying. Harare is not even top 10 cleanest city in Africa. Travel to Windhoek, Kigali, Morocco, Seychelles etc. It will help open up your mind to real hygiene.
thank you
@TinoSparks youre welcome
Harare might be clean however not even in the top 20 cleaness cities in Africa..
Objectively speaking, Kigali’s most definitely cleaner and more organised.
In Zim, Mutare, Bulawayo, Masvingo are also cleaner than Harare.
thank you
@ Carpedium 76 I got Harare still plus the vibes
Haaaaa zvandakaona muna first sorry kwazvo ndakatotenga zvangu chibage chaigochwa imomo
Makawoneiko
@@alexndlovuzim umm tsvina plus makomba makomba haungati ndifirst street
Harare is too dirty Zimbabwe is cursed the country doesn't have own currency power rubbish is everywhere just go mbare even the main roads nxaaa...
are you saying the videos i took are from a different country. make me understand
@@TinoSparks these are just parts of Harare that you took that make it look clean I am here on the ground there are power cuts lack of hospital care high prices and alot of poverty not to mention 90 percent unemployment I am a black man and can tell you just venture to mbare chitungwiza etc and see the litter everywhere . Harare is not cleanest city in Africa go to Gaborone or Windhoek and then you see clean...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 harare is a fikthy city zvakaoma please stop the lies this country is cursed...........
kuti kudaro?
@@TinoSparks While some parts of Harare are clean and nice to look others are disgusting. Let's not sugar coat things the ranks for going to the kombi are heatbreaking to look at and smell awful.
As for why this is. The caliber of people at the rank is the problem not so much the rank it's self.
I love my country but we should be honest as Zimbabweans when talking about our country cause the first step to fixing problems is having honest conversations about it.
Harare, clean!? Are you nuts?
Cleanest city in Africa are you having a laugh
Blatant lies or lack of exposure.
Rwanda is more clean and Mauritius is legendary.
@Thumbu-mz4up problem with Zimbabweans we like to claim things thay we know aint true. The only city i found a bit cleaner in Zimbabwe was Gweru. Bulawayo is disgustingly filthy just like Harare
Most people from Matebeleland have never been in Harare because of the turbulence past surprising they have been in Joburg London Manchester Harare never welcomed the Nguni speaking the boundaries were in Gwelo that time rouge elements from a particular party used to patrol train coaches trying to identify who was not their tribe shocking
im sure that was way before the 90s before i was born. and these tribal wars were also vice versa. many people haven’t visited matebeland either, but hey it’s 2024 tribalism has long ended. travelling across cities is now as easy as taking a bus or driving there, no questions asked. i hope people know that by now.
Oh, go away. What a load of nonsense. I've met lots of people from either tribe in either of those cities. People like you are just desperate to be divisive.
There's plenty of Ndebele people in Harare. I went to school with a couple
@@celiajames600 but you were calling them names like dissidents cause of their names revealing their geographic origin wen these rogue elements from a certain party beating us they will say touch Zimbabwe meaning the soil you are slaying on being tortured is not yours you a foreigners from KZN
@@jab-v4g that's a big lie. I lived in Harare all my life, knew soo many Ndebele people, infact I'm part Xhosa myself never experienced any discrimination. Shona people don't care about tribe. Not only Ndebeles there's also plenty people from Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia Congo in Harare - everyone is treated the same. The only tribal ism in Zimbabwe always comes from Ndebele people like you've just proven with your comment.