As a Kenyan, I heard this song and decided to look it up for myself. I thought it'll be easy. So I typed the obvious, "COME TUESDAY" but I didn't come by anything close. Therefore, on "COME TUESDAY," I added on all sorts of English I could think of. Tell you guys I suffered and seriously suffered for a very long time, but thank God here I am!
This song reminds me of my mother. I’m a 2002 but I love these songs because my mom does and she’d always play them when she’s off from work. My loving single mother, she did all the best she could to raise us and I’m gonna make her proud by becoming a millionaire. I’m currently studying towards my law degree and building my business. I’m the first generation to go to university and I will be the first to break the poverty cycle. Thank you God for giving me a strong mother, she’s the reason I wake up everyday. I will succeed, even if it takes my last breath! I will come back to this comment in 2030. Goodluck everyone!🤍
Ohhh all the best mntase, I'll be waiting to cheer up for you. Because I know the Lord we serve is faithful. I'm a living testimony of where God took me from, and all the wonderful works He keeps doing for me. God's grace is sufficient for us all. You'll come back with your testimony. I too was raised by a single mom, ohh God knows how grateful I am for her. Nothing makes me happy than making my mama proud. With love🙏❤️✨
The struggle my Mother went through so we can survive 😢, this song just heal her spirit because every time she is crying I will play it and it calms her down😊
My family lived in an upscale neighborhood, but I loved visiting my relatives in the townships in the late 80's & early 90's because I got to hear songs like this played all day on full blast. Love from Malawi 🇲🇼🔥
Jabu mnyakeni embalenhle ,iremember this song from kwathema while I was young before I grew up embalenhle ext1 salute to this woman same as brenda fassie or even chakackaka
Back in 2003 , coming from school at St Columbus in Makokoba to Mpopoma i would pass my drop off point as the taxi driver would always play this song just as i was about to drop off
The first time i heard this song is when i was on student tour to the capital city of Botswana that was 1988 and i was 12 years and i still dance to this song like yesterday. Thanks Zizi
My late brother loved this song and i came to love it too , and it has come out to be my 13year old daughter s favorite ❤❤❤2024 still on the best songs of mine
This was a big hit and for very long time in the country.Women loved the song so much it was unbelievable.It was also a lovers song.Even as a seven year old ,I knew that much.It must have been released in 1988.This was a classical Bubblegum song.Not take the credit away from the artist but the song always sounded like a traditional wedding song.These guys used to fill up stadiums back then.A music concert were something to cherish for the rest of your life.Back then it was not easy to meet any celebrity in the streets.Let alone drink with them.So to see off to the stadium you went,for you to see them.
Me at 38 in 2024, going through divorce, my Pa is late (2010) they were divorced though. This was their main wedding song in '89. I was 2...vivid memories of the day but the song plays crystal clear since....fondest memories with comforting effects😢❤😊
These are tunes we were kids and used to buy a lot with 10 Cents. Money had buying power and people respected each. I remember those days if somebody stabbed someone it would be know all over the village. Those were strange things we only feared Imfene though we never saw it but were never scared of a human being
You are jocking my friend, I'm now 42, but almost my favorite music come from S. A and more especially ziz, lm a Ugandan but really this is a hit, me myself danced this in 1990. But it's still the best for sure. God bless 🎉 music lovers
It reminds you of that time 🕠? Are you serious many Vendas were employed there? I have heard 🦻🏾of Mphephu I don't how he looks 👁️ because I was born when this song 🎼🎶🎵was released 🤷🏽♂️.
One of the best song ever it's a shame she did not flourish as she should have had,same group song with Ebony if you could remember Tjr Song Called I Need Somebody from Ebony Married to Ihashi Elimmhlophe.
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As a Kenyan, I heard this song and decided to look it up for myself. I thought it'll be easy. So I typed the obvious, "COME TUESDAY" but I didn't come by anything close. Therefore, on "COME TUESDAY," I added on all sorts of English I could think of. Tell you guys I suffered and seriously suffered for a very long time, but thank God here I am!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂❤
😂😂😂😂😂
Nakuona. Tuko pamoja
@@DominicMutai HAHAAAAA
If you are born in South Africa...u are special
I am born in South Africa and these are some of the we grew up listen to
@@gift116 like me who was born the same year it was released so i only heard it years later.
This song reminds me of my mother. I’m a 2002 but I love these songs because my mom does and she’d always play them when she’s off from work. My loving single mother, she did all the best she could to raise us and I’m gonna make her proud by becoming a millionaire. I’m currently studying towards my law degree and building my business. I’m the first generation to go to university and I will be the first to break the poverty cycle.
Thank you God for giving me a strong mother, she’s the reason I wake up everyday. I will succeed, even if it takes my last breath! I will come back to this comment in 2030. Goodluck everyone!🤍
Cheers to you my dear ,,, keep going forward no retreat no surrender
Ohhh all the best mntase, I'll be waiting to cheer up for you. Because I know the Lord we serve is faithful. I'm a living testimony of where God took me from, and all the wonderful works He keeps doing for me. God's grace is sufficient for us all. You'll come back with your testimony. I too was raised by a single mom, ohh God knows how grateful I am for her. Nothing makes me happy than making my mama proud. With love🙏❤️✨
I'm still listening even at 2024
Me also, from Mbarara 🇺🇬 but here in DRC
This is one of the songs that was keping us busy in those years back 🇿🇦🇿🇦
Sounds of the 80s...where are my peers from the 80s?😀
We are here 😂😂
@@sifanelesibanda9153 Thank you!😂
Right here man
Here😂
I was born the same year this song 🎼🎵🎶was released so I only heard in 2009 played on SABC 1 ☝🏿 programme called Bakae.
Who is still listening to this song 2023 ❤
Heading to 2024 and am enjoying it
2024
am in 2024 but still enjoying
@@atalaagie4569
Playing in my home in 2024
@saarauusiku3318 as your name saunds what are you doing here?
My mom used to love this song so much. May her song rest in peace
May she rest soft.....dancing with angels.
Mom is also late , she was a beauty her dressing code use to rock......😍🥰
My mum used to love this song too. Whenever i listen i always remember her dancing to it...i miss her
May her soul rest in peace
My aunt songs
@@zanelezee1933 ✌🏾
Am a Ugandan now 50 , don't joke with s A of 80s n90s
Am a Nigerian but I am in love with this music ❤.
Mbalenhle township Secunda gem of 80s… RIP🕊️🕊️🕊️
Don't start reminding me of Graceland Hotel and casino!!!! Eish....®®®
This should be played at a high volume preferably in a residential area
2021 JAN
Legends for ever
Legends forever...
I agree 🤣🤣🤣
On Chesterfield III or Tempest
true
Mummy dearest ♥️. I am here still listening to this jum in 2024. Continue resting. Thank you for the introduction of this 🎵
Seems many thinks of their mommies when listening to this
song😊
Back in Jhb SA in the 80’s in my Toyota Cressida going to Moon City or Hotel Quirinale jolling soo good man
Still vibrant today!! The warm heart of Africa...🇲🇼🇲🇼
The struggle my Mother went through so we can survive 😢, this song just heal her spirit because every time she is crying I will play it and it calms her down😊
My mom loves this song. I played it today after I found myself singing it in the office.
South African songs always ever sweet educative and well composed like Francos hits.
Down the memory lane! Late 80s; timeless music!
I was born in the 2000's but this song I grew up listening to it nd it still rocks
2000 phandle phandle 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😂❤
Who remembers Jive and Drum magazines? Was a kid but those were the days. Still love this song to bits.
Then came Next magazine
Drum, Bona, Pace were huge magazines back then. I miss those times, sisagqokela I Christmas singena umuzi nomuzi kumnandi
Drum 🤭
Bulawayo to the world this is the soundtrack to my childhood
I remember this song was playing on Radio RSA before South Africa getting freedom.
So there was a Radio 📻 Station named after the country 🇿🇦 before Democracy? Interesting 🤨.
My cousin used to tune to a radio station called Free Africa from MW (Medium Wave ) Band every evening and we would listen to some of this songs.
Reminding of Dec 1987 whilst waiting for connecting train from De Aar to Kimberley on my way to Douglas.
Love this song... Reminds me 1991 when I was in grade 7 leaving Moray primary in bulawayo
They certainly left us precious memories...
Former Moray student here too🙌🏾
Was one of my father’s fav 😩 may his soul Rip 🙏🏻❤️
My family lived in an upscale neighborhood, but I loved visiting my relatives in the townships in the late 80's & early 90's because I got to hear songs like this played all day on full blast. Love from Malawi 🇲🇼🔥
Thank you all for watching and enjoying our timeless music
Hi @Robert Yassin
Yes please I need it.®®®
Wow, feel like putting a large speaker over whole world to listen. 🇺🇬
I remember tuning to Channel Africa short wave to listen to this song when I a little boy in the late 80s. It’s amazing how fast days have gone by.
It was ROA johanesburg
Evening hours tuning in from kisii kenya then
Love south African old song.
I started hearing this sound from as far back as 1990s.
aw aw aw!..... This song People, this song ,this song this song.....make we wana cry....
You may cry Xola. Our music...our memories.
Im also feel the way u do abt this song
Jabu mnyakeni embalenhle ,iremember this song from kwathema while I was young before I grew up embalenhle ext1 salute to this woman same as brenda fassie or even chakackaka
Every time I Hear This Song,😥😭😭😭😭Tears flow down my cheeks
Timeless and epic. This song will live forever. What a happy song. !!
Fine music.l used to listen to some radio station of RSA way back in 1987 /1988.These are Golden oldies.
🎉ezingasoze zabuna ezamzukwane❤❤❤
No words can describe how much I love this song🔥🔥🔥
Come dhuze is south African days of Yvonne chaka chaka
Duze 😜
ayeye ! 2019 still jamming to this track :)
Old school, this will be the top track on my wedding day
Evergreens.... still sounds as fresh ..well written & produced
This song reminds me of the mid 80s....we use to sing it on our way to school with friends. 14/2/2022.
Back in 2003 , coming from school at St Columbus in Makokoba to Mpopoma i would pass my drop off point as the taxi driver would always play this song just as i was about to drop off
December 2020..still pretty sure I will dance to this song on my wedding day....lol.."If wishes were horses,beggars would ride"..
You will find a good man and have a big wedding of your dreams. Just believe...and good men do exist too. Wishing you the best in your future ♥️
hahahha any update Buhle?
THIS IS MY BEST TRACK EVER
I was so very young when my late uncle use to dance for this song....
The first time i heard this song is when i was on student tour to the capital city of Botswana that was 1988 and i was 12 years and i still dance to this song like yesterday. Thanks Zizi
Gone are those days 😍😍😍😍
This song takes me far away!👌👌👌👌
2021, still fucking with it. This shit is a true classic.
This song reminds me of my dearest Love 🥰. I hope one day you will change your mind.
Good old days 😌 thanks Ms Mkhwanazi for your voice
My late brother loved this song and i came to love it too , and it has come out to be my 13year old daughter s favorite ❤❤❤2024 still on the best songs of mine
Sweet music ever remembered
She so talented and the song is boming strong
I Like this Song like I don't know❤
Now that's our music. I'm here January 2021
This is a dope memory, I was in Primary five! I miss these SA oldies
This was a big hit and for very long time in the country.Women loved the song so much it was unbelievable.It was also a lovers song.Even as a seven year old ,I knew that much.It must have been released in 1988.This was a classical Bubblegum song.Not take the credit away from the artist but the song always sounded like a traditional wedding song.These guys used to fill up stadiums back then.A music concert were something to cherish for the rest of your life.Back then it was not easy to meet any celebrity in the streets.Let alone drink with them.So to see off to the stadium you went,for you to see them.
I'll never do the same mistake again...
Is this lady zizi Congo alove
Is she alive zizi congo
Sound moving my heart
This song make me feel happy all ways when i play it.
My late dad had disco he used to play this type of songs.I remember him in a happy way😊😊.
Me at 38 in 2024, going through divorce, my Pa is late (2010) they were divorced though. This was their main wedding song in '89. I was 2...vivid memories of the day but the song plays crystal clear since....fondest memories with comforting effects😢❤😊
These are tunes we were kids and used to buy a lot with 10 Cents. Money had buying power and people respected each. I remember those days if somebody stabbed someone it would be know all over the village. Those were strange things we only feared Imfene though we never saw it but were never scared of a human being
Sound quality top notch 👌
One of the best hits in decades....in South africa ❤❤❤❤
Just give me more goosebumps 😍🇳🇦
It's not a wedding without this song😊
2020 still listening to this song. Can you please upload EMARABIN, by the same artist
Ehhhee, those days
Like this Song 100%
Emarabini was my favorite,
Life was 100% those days no dangerous weapons only high life
1988,i was in senior two,those were the days
It's the year I was born
I was grade 5 at Eskbank primary in Zimbabwe
You are jocking my friend, I'm now 42, but almost my favorite music come from S. A and more especially ziz, lm a Ugandan but really this is a hit, me myself danced this in 1990. But it's still the best for sure. God bless 🎉 music lovers
I really love this song its remind me whe Venda was under PR mphephu ramabulana where unemployment was 0,5 percent
It reminds you of that time 🕠? Are you serious many Vendas were employed there? I have heard 🦻🏾of Mphephu I don't how he looks 👁️ because I was born when this song 🎼🎶🎵was released 🤷🏽♂️.
Thanks UA-cam, i'missed this one
The cream of the songs of our times
Thank you Gloria. Indeed.
Nice music. Reminds me of my late bro Kennedy Mitei who used to tune to radio rsa.
If only I could travel back in time...........
Old sweet memories
We used to dance just without hearing wat they are saying language barrier just enjoying the rhythm Hahaha I was 8yrs old tody am 42 yrs 13/5/2022
The title means "come closer" duze is Zulu
Jerrrr thula mabota
Hits of the 90s❤
Best sound for ever
Come Duze...............Early 90,s My Father used to play this songs while i was in Standard 3 with LP Yoooo
Uuummmm childhood memories brought back to life😂,
I wonder ngifike njani here, the track is one year younger than me but I grew up lidlalwa njalo ekhaya early 90s. Music never dies ❤❤❤
RAD RAD Sweet music, I love you work.
I always call this track "ALWAYS CRISPY FRESH"(ACF) our days wow.
Was doing form one (tats 34 yrs bak) and its its a hits # golden oldies 👍
This song slaps maani
Indeed
True Classic ... much love
I love this song with all my heart, pls MARABINI SONG PLS UPLOAD
Hi Juny. Will do when I have time
First time hearing this hit 16.06.2023
Come back please 🙏
I came here to revisit 5his song after 30 something years. It's always been on my mind. Full of spark ✨️ 💛 😍 💖
Enwell Abrahams ❤ ZIMBABWE ❤❤
One of the best song ever it's a shame she did not flourish as she should have had,same group song with Ebony if you could remember Tjr Song Called I Need Somebody from Ebony Married to Ihashi Elimmhlophe.
I'm in Love with this track
Gone are those days ❤