@@marcocoscione8030 Just like most people in the developed world are not living in Buckingham Palace,and are living from paycheck to paycheck.Poverty exists even in the so called developed world,in probably even worse conditions.But that is not the image that is marketed to the world.
@@educ8te so you think the poverty of Zim can be compared to UK, tell that to the thousands of Zims fleeing to UK or even crossing border to SA while knowing they will mistreated. This type of propaganda is not going to solve the problems addressing them will.
@@marcocoscione8030 Agreed.We could start by removing the illegal sanctions the country has been placed under for the last 25 years.The biggest lie told is that sanctions have not been responsible for that specific problem.
Wow I never knew there was a Jamaican community in Zimbabwe. Fantastic. Bob marley was definitely right when he said Exodus. I am 62 born and raised in England of Jamaican parents. But since 2018 Gambia is my home now. As the great Marcus garvey once said, "Africa for the African. Those at home and those abroad". Blessings 🙌
Gambia is very cool. Many people call it little Jamaica. As they love reggae wit an intensity. Many Jamaican Artists often perform in Gambia and have been doing so for many years. People like Sizzla, Mutaburaka, the late Frankie Paul who used to live in Gambia. We have quite a few authentic Jamaican restaurants also.
Great seeing Jamaicans opting for Zim as a destination to repatriate to,it has best weather,lovely people,peaceful nation and low population density. Welcome home family.
Peaceful nations dont walk on while denying the existence of mass graves. Zimbabweans are violent and silly people, Mugabe tapped on their violent nature.
I don’t think some Zimbabweans would like that much 😅 There was an earlier comment here by a viewer which said “Zimbabwe for Zimbabweans”. I found it sad especially with what so many Zimbos complain about in SA. As black people we should begin to see ourselves like the Jamaican motto “out of many, one people”. 🇿🇼❤️🇯🇲
@@TheMegabushFamilydon’t pay them no mind empress Africa for all Africans and it’s descendants,Jamaicans have been living in Zimbabwe since the 1980’s I was around most of them because of music and arts until I left for the UK most changed their names to Shona names .
@@TheMegabushFamilydon't mind them sister. Remember those kids from special class are also here but its just 1% of them. Focus on the 99% who appreciate you
Just love how the african diaspora is reconnecting with its roots. Love how the fake media has been dispelled by these amazing videos. Love it, absolutely love it
I was about to say the same. Wode Moya influence is here. Lovely content. Love to know we are returning home. I am going to Ghana the ancestral home of all jamaican.
This was such a beautiful vlog guys! Absolutely love how my Zimbabweans have embraced our Jamaican cousins! Really wholesome content! Keep those vlogs coming family❤👋🏾🇬🇧
The embrace is important and appreciated, there would be none of this without it! Thanks for watching!Keep supporting (hope you subscribed) and we’ll keep the content coming! ❤️
The embrace is important and appreciated, there would be none of this without it! Thanks for watching!Keep supporting (hope you subscribed) and we’ll keep the content coming! ❤️
I’m very surprised to learn of Jamaicans in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. Enough to have a community of their own. The media was not going to show this anywhere. Thank god for UA-cam!!❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful production Megabush family. Many Jamaicans be that Garvey, Bob , Buju ,Sizzla or countless others know Africa is our motherland. As a yardy living in the diaspora i love the positive global impact my island of Jamaica has had globally weather through reggae, running or rum. We little but we Tallawah is indeed factual. Bigups to all Zimbabweans showing love and taking care of my sister Mrs Megabush. Thanx for all the love you show Jamaica, we love you right back!! Bless Up!
For a little country Jamaica punches above her weight and has had an incredible global impact. People love the music, vibes, food, entertainment, sports stars, patwa and more. Biggup JA and Zim!
@@JAM2USA2018 You're right. The thing is people tend to chase greener pastures elsewhere when for some these can be found where the person is, you have pastures waiting to be created from the woods but people dont see that because they dont realise that opportunities come dressed in dirty overalls. If they do they dont want to do spade work, preferring to take chances on those that have been created by someone else. Some face huge disappointments, others are so so and very few get to achieve the desired outcome. Most of us have to create green pastures in our home countries while others are born to create them in adoptive countries. Bottomline is that I wouldnt trade Jamaica for Zimbabwe, Ghana or any African country, i wouldnt trade Jamaica for such hardship. I encourage Jamaicans to take lessons from Singapore and Mauritius (islands like your's), develop your island and take it to new heights. Create green pastures in Jamaica. There are no green pastures in Ghana, Zimbabwe and other African countries, there are too many hungry people in Africa and these countries are politically unstable. You're not going to move Jamaica forward without technical skills thats guaranteed. You have the US at your doorstep use that to your advantage. Theres no good reason why Jamaica is down there economically other than the lack of political and societal will to move it forward. And this thing about repatriation to Africa is just a pipe dream. Africans are jealous they will not allow a Jamaican to thrive here, the typical self hatred of black people is alive and growing strong, this is the truth and not an attempt to discourage you. Dont get fooled by Africans who fled their own countries and get sent these videos to create a facade. The majority of Africans who are outthere encouraging the Caribbean and black Americans to repatriate are lazy illegal immigrant keyboard warriors who are not even in their own countries. Ask yourself WHY. They hope that you'll come here and create green pastures for them. Some are wanted dead or alive for heinous crimes they commited before fleeing, others are scammers.
Both my husband & I are Jamaicans but living in Japan. We met a Zimbabwean uni student, Jane, and the moment she came in our car she said ‘oh nice you’re listening to Kevin Little’. I was shocked she knew our artist (*snaps fingers) just like that. We had a wonderful 2 yrs with her just loving on our kids whenever we would meet. Love the vid and love your voice. Subbing……and if you ever meet Jane(I know I know you won’t but IF), tell her to come back we miss her!!!
I can't overstate the influence Jamaica has on my life , half of my Playlist is Jamaican my favourite cricketer is from Jamaica my favourite athlete is from Jamaica 🇯🇲 i hope more Jamaicans come to zimbabwe 🇿🇼
Yes! There are still very few Jamaicans in Zimbabwe, but Zimbabweans have always loved Jamaica, Bob Marley and Reggae, since Bob came and sang us our very own song “Zimbabwe”! There has always been and will forever remain a special relationship between our two countries! 🇯🇲🇿🇼🇯🇲🇿🇼🇯🇲🇿🇼
@@evitatruth8755I think it was Bob Marley's song titled "Zimbabwe", followed by his performance there for their independence celebrations in 1980 that made it more meaningful.
Yes Zim wins over Jamaica for us as well. I'm Jamaican my husband is from Zim. I feel safer in Zim than Jamaica. Thats the only difference. Both countries have similar challenges and obstacles but I feel safer in Zim.
@@TheMegabushFamily You are from Portland Jamaica though which is relatively safe, infact one of the safest places on this planet. If Jamaicans in the diaspora wanted to stay in Jamaica they would have, however they prefer to build other country instead of their own. Then complain about what the ones who stayed in Jamaica are doing
I am a Zimbabwean with free form dreadlocks as a tribute to my ancestors (they called it ngundu back then and it meant a crown) But most people confuse me for a Rastafarian. I'm not mad at that though, its one love and an honor to be associated with my Rastafarian brothers and sisters.
YOU ARE A DIGRACE TO THOSE WHO SUFFERED AND THAT IS WHY THE REAL WARRIORS WITH DREADLOCKS ARE THE TRUE HEROES. RASTAS ARE THE REAL ONES AND AND NOT ALL WITH DREADS THAT CALL THEMSELVES RASTAS ARE REAL 97% OF YOU ARE FAKE
This is amazing! I love it. Jamaican has always been closer to Africa than any other blacks from the West. The Rasta man (Bob, D. Brown etc. reggae music in general) has always been relating to Africa as our roots. The Rasta man kept Africa alive in the minds of Jamaica through music and intelligence.
I just spent the past few days in Jamaica on vacation, i was welcomed with so my love and friendliness from our Jamaican brothers and sisters. As a Zimbwean, this video just warmed my heart to see that my fellow Zimbabweans are also embracing our fellow brothers and sisters. Welcome home Jamaica🇯🇲🇿🇼
What a awesome day and beautiful restaurant. A taste of home is precious when you live overseas. My favourite things about Jamaica is the people and the greenery of the country.
It truly an honour to celebrate 61 years of Jamaicans journey. An honour to witness Jamaica sowing roots on Zimbabwean soil,by establishing a consulate. Long overdue. Jamaicans natural home is here We welcome you all the scattered children of YAH. It's home time Exdous now Blessings
I’m Zimbabwean, we love Bob Marley coz he dedicated a song to Zimbabwe at the end of our liberation struggle. We love Jamaican culture and Jamaicans will definitely blend in if you go to Zim. There are Rastafarians everywhere, my uncle was. ❤We are one!
Jamaica to the world.nice. Rasta bring full joy culture to the world. How them say african don't like Caribbean. You see ,cant trust what people say its best to see 4 your self. Africa unite ,there is no true love than black love. One love 2 the black family .
Always best to see for yourself! Some people seh it’s the other way round too (that Caribbean don’t like Africans). But we mustn’t listen to negativity, try to have your own experience and love above hate!
I used to live with Zimbabweans and they love Jamaicans a lot, Jamaican culture especially dancehall music is quite popular there. I was introduced to vibes kartel music through my zim friends
That's beautiful Africa love Jamaica 🇯🇲 and the Reggae music I the beautiful Beaches ⛱ of Jamaica HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY FOR OUR PEOPLE IN JAMAICA 🇯🇲 ❤
This is such a lovely video. Really nice to see Jamaicans living and thriving in Zimbabwe. I visited South Africa in May and loved it. Zimbabwe is on my bucket list. Will be in Jamaica for a week this Thursday. What I love about Jamaica -- the food, the music, the patois, the jokes, the weather, the mountains. I could go on and on. Bless up.
Wow.. first of all mi seh Respekk to di sistren yaa, caw she ah do a bagga wonders round yaa ,an as a Zimbabwean n an artist miself mi proud fi sen mi blessed shout to di couple, blesssss
Raggae music got this addictive vibe tht never leaves you. Everytime its played something stronger tht just joy happens wth my feelings. Glad u feel so @ home here. Happy 61st Independence.. And l love your channel.
Living in Ghana from Portland, lots of Jamaicans here. Did not know that there was so much Jamaican in Zimbabwe. Much love sister. Yes happy Independence Day 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️❤️👍🏾
Be sure to research carefully on all your options. Remember, no country is perfect, better to know the possible challenges you may have beforehand. All the best in your plans and may God lead 🙏🏾
I am glad to see this thriving Jamaican community in Zimbabwe. I hope this will help inspire those who are still on the island of Jamaica to see that Jamaicans on the island can live positively whether they are at home or abroad. At this moment, things are not looking so well in Jamaica for the common people. I pray that with Africa, Jamaica will rise. I am a Jamaican living in the US presently.
I wish people knew how big the impact Jamican music has on Zimbabwean youths dating from Zimbabwean Indendence (1980) when Bob Marley came here. We actualy now have our own version of Dancehall music, sung in our own vernecular language (Zim Dancehall). My high school days (1999-2004) resonate with melodies from Beenie man, General Degree, Mr Vegas, Sizzla, Capleton, Sean Paul, Red Rat, Vybez, Elephant man, Cecil, Lady Saw, Pocaan, TOK...Belyias, Sailaway, Buddies, Buzz, Busta, Latino, Toxic, Trilogy, Anthrax, Diwali, Liquid not forgetting the Upclose riddim...Thank you Jamaica for the beautiful musical genres...Wish the community could grow bigger so that we can have a full appreciation of the Jamican culture...
These videos are awesome. My favorite thing about Jamaica....the people, the food, the vibes, the weather, the beauty. I can go on and on, it's simply the best. Big up Jamaica, Big up Africa, we love you.
Happy 61st lndependence Jamaica wagwaan! Tony thank you so much for giving us a multi talented muroora.l love her to bits..One love my people🥳🎉🎊🎈✨️💞💞💞✅️👍🙏
Jamaicans are on every corner of the earth... such a proud feeling! Jamaica has an unmatched & indescribable vibes. Weh definitely likkle but weh tallawah 🇯🇲 ❤
Africa Unite, ❤🖤💚coz your children want to come home 🇿🇼My Favourite thing about Jamaica is Breadfuit, salt fish & Callaloo 🇯🇲Big up Porti all the time🔥🔥💖💖💖
It took me many years to realize that Africa is one of the most beautiful place on earth. God's willing, I will be traveling there next year, to figure out where I'll retire. I'm from Jamaica living in Canada. Informative video. Loved all Jamaican food, best in the whole world.
Nuff respect from Wisconsin avenue Washington DC. I was watching the our independence celebration on UA-cam at Jam Rock resort in Ghana, so your video is the second one watching from the motherland. Zimbabwe. Thank you so much for sharing
We’re growing thanks to the support of the TruMaya camp and MEGA Fam, as well as our fellow believers in changing the “African rhetoric”! Continue to help us grow by sharing! One love! ❤️
Zimbo watching from the UK. Loved this video. Going to show my Jamaican friends. Googled the location of the Sorrel restaurant only to find it's less than 5 minutes walk from the house I grew up in 😁.
Amazing! So you should visit next time you’re here! And yes yes yes pleasseee do share with your Jamaican friends! Maybe you’ll get them to visit Zim with you next time too 😄😄 (they’ll know they can find restaurants that serve what they’re used to if they get tired of Zim food 😅)
Tell us YOUR favourite thing about Jamaica in the comments below! 👇🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 Happy 61st Independence Jamaica!
Reggae music and the accent
I love the people, food, and our nature. Some rivers and beaches are amazing!!
I really do miss Jamaica
Our people, food and culture. Irie mon!
Reggae music 🎶
First and foremost, the name Jamaica, people, everything about the country.
As a Jamaican, I cannot tell you how beautiful this is to see. My heart is full with joy to see the unification of our people.
Aww bless! One love! Thanks for watching and do subscribe 🙏🏾
Um Zimbabwean we love and respect Rasta People here
What are they gonna do when war breaks out?
@@shelamatela1079it’s there ancestral home land, so there gonna fight.
As a Zimbabwean, I say to all Jamaicans in Zim, WELCOME HOME brothers and sisters. We love you ❤❤❤
THANK YOU!! One love! ❤️
I love you my african brothers and sisters ❤
Thanks
And what do they bring to Zimbabwe that would benefit the country?
@@mainkamra7491
Jamaicans are our afro brothers and they are welcome here in the continent. That's it.
The Zimbabwe that is not shown on television. Beautiful country and people.
100% Cheers to showcasing what the television won’t! The goal of this channel!
Are you aware that the majority of the population is not living under those conditions?
@@marcocoscione8030 Just like most people in the developed world are not living in Buckingham Palace,and are living from paycheck to paycheck.Poverty exists even in the so called developed world,in probably even worse conditions.But that is not the image that is marketed to the world.
@@educ8te so you think the poverty of Zim can be compared to UK, tell that to the thousands of Zims fleeing to UK or even crossing border to SA while knowing they will mistreated. This type of propaganda is not going to solve the problems addressing them will.
@@marcocoscione8030
Agreed.We could start by removing the illegal sanctions the country has been placed under for the last 25 years.The biggest lie told is that sanctions have not been responsible for that specific problem.
Wow I never knew there was a Jamaican community in Zimbabwe. Fantastic. Bob marley was definitely right when he said Exodus. I am 62 born and raised in England of Jamaican parents. But since 2018 Gambia is my home now. As the great Marcus garvey once said, "Africa for the African. Those at home and those abroad". Blessings 🙌
Wow lovely! Thanks for watching! Hope you subscribed! How’s it living in Gambia?
Gambia is very cool. Many people call it little Jamaica. As they love reggae wit an intensity. Many Jamaican Artists often perform in Gambia and have been doing so for many years. People like Sizzla, Mutaburaka, the late Frankie Paul who used to live in Gambia. We have quite a few authentic Jamaican restaurants also.
Rita Marley..lives there too for years..big up Irie...live life..beautiful..
@@patriciastaimee very good 👍
Yeah there’s a huge community of Jamaicans in South Africa 🇿🇦 🇿🇼
Great seeing Jamaicans opting for Zim as a destination to repatriate to,it has best weather,lovely people,peaceful nation and low population density. Welcome home family.
Peaceful nations dont walk on while denying the existence of mass graves. Zimbabweans are violent and silly people, Mugabe tapped on their violent nature.
I love this...one black race...Big up my Jamaican brother and sister. Love from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 ❤
#ubuntu✊🏾
It’s a shame we are not one black race. If your from the south of the country, you’re treated worse than a dog.
Welcome home Jamaicans!!! Please more of you should come and live in Zimbabwe!!! 🇿🇼 🇯🇲
I don’t think some Zimbabweans would like that much 😅 There was an earlier comment here by a viewer which said “Zimbabwe for Zimbabweans”. I found it sad especially with what so many Zimbos complain about in SA. As black people we should begin to see ourselves like the Jamaican motto “out of many, one people”. 🇿🇼❤️🇯🇲
@@TheMegabushFamily we love Jamaica and Jamaicans I doubt that person is from Zimbabwe
@@TheMegabushFamilydon’t pay them no mind empress Africa for all Africans and it’s descendants,Jamaicans have been living in Zimbabwe since the 1980’s I was around most of them because of music and arts until I left for the UK most changed their names to Shona names .
@@TheMegabushFamilyJust a troll
@@TheMegabushFamilydon't mind them sister. Remember those kids from special class are also here but its just 1% of them. Focus on the 99% who appreciate you
We love you Jamaica 🇯🇲 welcome to Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
We love you too!! 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇿🇼🇿🇼
Just love how the african diaspora is reconnecting with its roots. Love how the fake media has been dispelled by these amazing videos. Love it, absolutely love it
Thanks for watching! Do subscribe and share, we’ll get it out there!
The Power of Wode Maya is unbounded!
100%
I was about to say the same. Wode Moya influence is here. Lovely content. Love to know we are returning home. I am going to Ghana the ancestral home of all jamaican.
Jamaica listen, we as zimbabweans love you a lot. Your country is the most loved by zim people.
Big Mon one my best is from there me and him was even talking about the election yesterday I have a lot of respect for him good friend
The feelings mutual
Great content, love all my African, Jamaican brothers and sisters. 🇭🇹
Love to our hatian brothers and sisters🇭🇹✊🏾
I ❤ all melanted people.
This was such a beautiful vlog guys! Absolutely love how my Zimbabweans have embraced our Jamaican cousins! Really wholesome content! Keep those vlogs coming family❤👋🏾🇬🇧
The embrace is important and appreciated, there would be none of this without it! Thanks for watching!Keep supporting (hope you subscribed) and we’ll keep the content coming! ❤️
The embrace is important and appreciated, there would be none of this without it! Thanks for watching!Keep supporting (hope you subscribed) and we’ll keep the content coming! ❤️
@@TheMegabushFamily You’re most welcome family🙏🏾🤗
Brothers and sisters you mean 😂
I’m very surprised to learn of Jamaicans in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. Enough to have a community of their own. The media was not going to show this anywhere. Thank god for UA-cam!!❤️❤️❤️
NUFF RESPECT. Love to see our culture influencing world . Maximum Respect to our Zimbabwean brothers and sisters.
well rastas are rocking ethiopian flag colors
Wonderful production Megabush family. Many Jamaicans be that Garvey, Bob , Buju ,Sizzla or countless others know Africa is our motherland. As a yardy living in the diaspora i love the positive global impact my island of Jamaica has had globally weather through reggae, running or rum. We little but we Tallawah is indeed factual. Bigups to all Zimbabweans showing love and taking care of my sister Mrs Megabush. Thanx for all the love you show Jamaica, we love you right back!! Bless Up!
Thank you thank you! Bless! Hope all the Zimbabweans see your message-lovely!
One love! ❤️🇯🇲🇿🇼
For a little country Jamaica punches above her weight and has had an incredible global impact. People love the music, vibes, food, entertainment, sports stars, patwa and more. Biggup JA and Zim!
Punches above her weight indeed! 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Happy independence day of jamaica ❤🇯🇲,guinea 🇬🇶 from spain 🇪🇸
Thank you! One love! ❤️💯
I have never watched a podcast with a smile from start to the end. My greatest desire is to migrate to the motherland..
One love Jamaica 🇯🇲
Oh wonderful! Glad you enjoyed! One love! ❤️
As a Haitian, this put a smile on my face and warmth in my heart.🙏
You are loved more in Africa Zimbabwe than you can imagine you the Caribbeans. Come home from time to time.
I'm from Jamaica 🇯🇲 when I finally repatriate to Africa, I'm going to live in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 or Ghana 🇬🇭
Whats wrong in Jamaica?
@@rorirory121 Nothing don't have to be wrong in order to express a desire to live somewhere else other than where I was born!
@@JAM2USA2018 You're right. The thing is people tend to chase greener pastures elsewhere when for some these can be found where the person is, you have pastures waiting to be created from the woods but people dont see that because they dont realise that opportunities come dressed in dirty overalls. If they do they dont want to do spade work, preferring to take chances on those that have been created by someone else. Some face huge disappointments, others are so so and very few get to achieve the desired outcome. Most of us have to create green pastures in our home countries while others are born to create them in adoptive countries. Bottomline is that I wouldnt trade Jamaica for Zimbabwe, Ghana or any African country, i wouldnt trade Jamaica for such hardship. I encourage Jamaicans to take lessons from Singapore and Mauritius (islands like your's), develop your island and take it to new heights. Create green pastures in Jamaica. There are no green pastures in Ghana, Zimbabwe and other African countries, there are too many hungry people in Africa and these countries are politically unstable. You're not going to move Jamaica forward without technical skills thats guaranteed. You have the US at your doorstep use that to your advantage. Theres no good reason why Jamaica is down there economically other than the lack of political and societal will to move it forward. And this thing about repatriation to Africa is just a pipe dream. Africans are jealous they will not allow a Jamaican to thrive here, the typical self hatred of black people is alive and growing strong, this is the truth and not an attempt to discourage you. Dont get fooled by Africans who fled their own countries and get sent these videos to create a facade. The majority of Africans who are outthere encouraging the Caribbean and black Americans to repatriate are lazy illegal immigrant keyboard warriors who are not even in their own countries. Ask yourself WHY. They hope that you'll come here and create green pastures for them. Some are wanted dead or alive for heinous crimes they commited before fleeing, others are scammers.
@@JAM2USA2018stay put where you are...
@@lee-ln5bgAre you really from Jamaica 🇯🇲?
Both my husband & I are Jamaicans but living in Japan. We met a Zimbabwean uni student, Jane, and the moment she came in our car she said ‘oh nice you’re listening to Kevin Little’. I was shocked she knew our artist (*snaps fingers) just like that. We had a wonderful 2 yrs with her just loving on our kids whenever we would meet. Love the vid and love your voice. Subbing……and if you ever meet Jane(I know I know you won’t but IF), tell her to come back we miss her!!!
I can't overstate the influence Jamaica has on my life , half of my Playlist is Jamaican my favourite cricketer is from Jamaica my favourite athlete is from Jamaica 🇯🇲 i hope more Jamaicans come to zimbabwe 🇿🇼
Aww feeling the love! Bless! 🇯🇲🇿🇼
Thank you my family....nuff love❤
Love you right back 🥰❤️🙏🏽 from Jamaica
Beautiful video. Great to see my people welcomed, united amd having a good time in Africa.
Yes! There are still very few Jamaicans in Zimbabwe, but Zimbabweans have always loved Jamaica, Bob Marley and Reggae, since Bob came and sang us our very own song “Zimbabwe”! There has always been and will forever remain a special relationship between our two countries! 🇯🇲🇿🇼🇯🇲🇿🇼🇯🇲🇿🇼
@@TheMegabushFamily Yes. Rita Marley sang about Zimbabwe. That's why it's very special to Jamaicans.
@@evitatruth8755I think it was Bob Marley's song titled "Zimbabwe", followed by his performance there for their independence celebrations in 1980 that made it more meaningful.
One of my favorite thing about Jamaica 🇯🇲 is the amazing talent creativeness of my people.
Yup! Talented bad!
We love you Jamaica...And happy Independence Day to you!!! Your culture has had a huge impact on modern Zimbabwean culture!!!!!
🇯🇲🇿🇼🇯🇲🇿🇼🇯🇲🇿🇼🇯🇲❤️
Yes Zim wins over Jamaica for us as well. I'm Jamaican my husband is from Zim. I feel safer in Zim than Jamaica. Thats the only difference. Both countries have similar challenges and obstacles but I feel safer in Zim.
Zimbabwe is soooo much SAFER!! Jamaica really needs to work on the crime rate! 😔 That’s the ONLY thing keeping most of the diaspora away!
@@TheMegabushFamily Hope to meet you guys one day when we come for holiday.
Things will be fine in Zimbabwe very soon don't relocate to another country please
Michael Steele come hear this, next time we visit Zimbabwe we go to that place😂
@@TheMegabushFamily You are from Portland Jamaica though which is relatively safe, infact one of the safest places on this planet. If Jamaicans in the diaspora wanted to stay in Jamaica they would have, however they prefer to build other country instead of their own. Then complain about what the ones who stayed in Jamaica are doing
I am a Zimbabwean with free form dreadlocks as a tribute to my ancestors (they called it ngundu back then and it meant a crown) But most people confuse me for a Rastafarian. I'm not mad at that though, its one love and an honor to be associated with my Rastafarian brothers and sisters.
One love! ❤️
YOU ARE A DIGRACE TO THOSE WHO SUFFERED AND THAT IS WHY THE REAL WARRIORS WITH DREADLOCKS ARE THE TRUE HEROES.
RASTAS ARE THE REAL ONES AND AND NOT ALL WITH DREADS THAT CALL THEMSELVES RASTAS ARE REAL
97% OF YOU ARE FAKE
This is amazing! I love it. Jamaican has always been closer to Africa than any other blacks from the West. The Rasta man (Bob, D. Brown etc. reggae music in general) has always been relating to Africa as our roots. The Rasta man kept Africa alive in the minds of Jamaica through music and intelligence.
Thanks for watching! One love ❤️🇯🇲🇿🇼
Thanks for watching! One love ❤️🇯🇲🇿🇼
Sorry but an African American started the Rasta religion and all the Black Power stuff...
@@kellesbestbeachesWhat was the name of this person?
@@kellesbestbeachesstop claiming everything, you guys are looking bad out here.
Beautiful ❤❤❤, love and respect to all of Zimbabwe and it's people, from Jamaica with love
I just spent the past few days in Jamaica on vacation, i was welcomed with so my love and friendliness from our Jamaican brothers and sisters. As a Zimbwean, this video just warmed my heart to see that my fellow Zimbabweans are also embracing our fellow brothers and sisters. Welcome home Jamaica🇯🇲🇿🇼
It warms our hearts to hear you’re experience too! One! ❤️✊🏾 #Ubuntu🇿🇼🇯🇲
Yap. The Jamaican Culture is all over the world thank to our extraordinary people. African Revolution is a must.
Thank you my sister l'm a Zimbabwean we welcome you Jamaicans feel at home.
Oh thank you sis! We hope for more love and hospitality like yours throughout Zimbabwe! One love! We’re one! ❤️🇿🇼🇯🇲
I’m touched by the reception I’m seeing online by the Zimbabweans! I can’t wait to visit!
Great stuff; see you soon Zim!! One love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Looking forward to your visit! One love from Zim! 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼❤️
What a awesome day and beautiful restaurant. A taste of home is precious when you live overseas. My favourite things about Jamaica is the people and the greenery of the country.
Totally agree!
Awesome, so happy to hear our brothers and sisters are finding abode in their ancestral home - Africa.
True it is their country.
It truly an honour to celebrate 61 years of Jamaicans journey.
An honour to witness Jamaica sowing roots on Zimbabwean soil,by establishing a consulate.
Long overdue.
Jamaicans natural home is here
We welcome you all the scattered children of YAH.
It's home time
Exdous now
Blessings
Zimbabweans love Jamaicans... To all Jamaicans please come back to you second home.
Big love to you miss JA
I’m Zimbabwean, we love Bob Marley coz he dedicated a song to Zimbabwe at the end of our liberation struggle. We love Jamaican culture and Jamaicans will definitely blend in if you go to Zim. There are Rastafarians everywhere, my uncle was. ❤We are one!
Hi! Thanks for sharing! One love! ❤️ We love you all too! Hope you’ve subscribed 🙏🏾
@@TheMegabushFamily yes I have 😊
Alwys say this, many people think we're Jamaicans even here in Africa
was just listening to it, big up
WE LOVE YOU TOO...ALL OF AFRICA . ❤️👍🙏🇯🇲🌹MY AFRICANS BROTHERS N SISTERS. I WOULD LOVE TO VISIT EVERYWHERE IN AFRICA❤❤
Wow! I’m Zimbabwean and have two Jamaican aunties. I love them and welcome Jamaicans to 🇿🇼
Jamaica to the world.nice.
Rasta bring full joy culture to the world.
How them say african don't like Caribbean. You see ,cant trust what people say its best to see 4 your self.
Africa unite ,there is no true love than black love. One love 2 the black family .
Always best to see for yourself! Some people seh it’s the other way round too (that Caribbean don’t like Africans). But we mustn’t listen to negativity, try to have your own experience and love above hate!
We welcome them. If you're Jamaican, Zim is your home too
I enjoyed your vlog. It's awesome, Jamaicans are everywhere in the world and are doing well. Blessings!🙏
Yaee! We’re happy you enjoyed watching! Hope you’ve subscribed and shared!
Yes we’re EVERYWHERE! 🇯🇲
Jamaican people are in Africa and every country. Happy independence 61❤
I used to live with Zimbabweans and they love Jamaicans a lot, Jamaican culture especially dancehall music is quite popular there. I was introduced to vibes kartel music through my zim friends
That's beautiful Africa love Jamaica 🇯🇲 and the Reggae music I the beautiful Beaches ⛱ of Jamaica HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY FOR OUR PEOPLE IN JAMAICA 🇯🇲 ❤
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I love this beautiful relationship im seeing between 🇿🇼🇯🇲. One Love mi people! One Strong Love.
We love our Jamaican brothers and sisters. More should come ❤❤❤
This is such a lovely video. Really nice to see Jamaicans living and thriving in Zimbabwe. I visited South Africa in May and loved it. Zimbabwe is on my bucket list.
Will be in Jamaica for a week this Thursday. What I love about Jamaica -- the food, the music, the patois, the jokes, the weather, the mountains. I could go on and on. Bless up.
Enjoy your time in Jamaica! Make the most of your week (we’re jealous 😅)
Lol @ I could go on and on! 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I'm in Kingston u could show u around bring you to a dancehall party and lots more
I ❤ all melanted people and people who love us. ❤
Wow.. first of all mi seh Respekk to di sistren yaa, caw she ah do a bagga wonders round yaa ,an as a Zimbabwean n an artist miself mi proud fi sen mi blessed shout to di couple, blesssss
One love! Thanks fi di big up!
That’s a whole Jamaican man right there … one blood big up Zimbabwe
watching from Nairobi Kenya here in kenya we've alot of jamaican community who work in Tourism,Agricultural,Construction other sectors..
Wow! Really? That’s awesome! 🇯🇲
Raggae music got this addictive vibe tht never leaves you. Everytime its played something stronger tht just joy happens wth my feelings. Glad u feel so @ home here. Happy 61st Independence.. And l love your channel.
Reggae hits the soul! Thanks for watching! Do subscribe and share! One love! ❤️🇯🇲
Happy Independence Day Jamaica..
Another banger from Megabush Family. This channel is going places.
I am loving it
Humbled by this comment! 🙏🏾 Bless! Let’s go together! 💯
@@TheMegabushFamily We are right behind you supporting. You will be a MEGA SUCCESS...keep it up
Zim is growing in high speed
So glad to hear and see this, in the spirit of our ancestors, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and all, please my brethen, come back home, halleliuah!
Jamaica to the world ☝🏾❤️💛💚🖤🇯🇲
Living in Ghana from Portland, lots of Jamaicans here. Did not know that there was so much Jamaican in Zimbabwe. Much love sister. Yes happy Independence Day 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️❤️👍🏾
Wow! Fellow Portlander! Love it! Should link up next time we’re in Ghana! One love! ❤️
@@TheMegabushFamily would like that.
My husband is Jamaican,and I'm Trinidadian. we've been considering up rooting and moving ..this will be on our place to visit
Be sure to research carefully on all your options. Remember, no country is perfect, better to know the possible challenges you may have beforehand. All the best in your plans and may God lead 🙏🏾
I am glad to see this thriving Jamaican community in Zimbabwe. I hope this will help inspire those who are still on the island of Jamaica to see that Jamaicans on the island can live positively whether they are at home or abroad. At this moment, things are not looking so well in Jamaica for the common people. I pray that with Africa, Jamaica will rise. I am a Jamaican living in the US presently.
I wish people knew how big the impact Jamican music has on Zimbabwean youths dating from Zimbabwean Indendence (1980) when Bob Marley came here. We actualy now have our own version of Dancehall music, sung in our own vernecular language (Zim Dancehall). My high school days (1999-2004) resonate with melodies from Beenie man, General Degree, Mr Vegas, Sizzla, Capleton, Sean Paul, Red Rat, Vybez, Elephant man, Cecil, Lady Saw, Pocaan, TOK...Belyias, Sailaway, Buddies, Buzz, Busta, Latino, Toxic, Trilogy, Anthrax, Diwali, Liquid not forgetting the Upclose riddim...Thank you Jamaica for the beautiful musical genres...Wish the community could grow bigger so that we can have a full appreciation of the Jamican culture...
It's exciting to know that 🇯🇲 Jamaicans are living in Zim 🇿🇼 regardless of these political or economic issues..Nice to have multicultural in Zim
Happy Independence day 🇯🇲 from 🏴 mother land 🇿🇼. One ❤
all I see is God people coming together bit by bit welcome home brothers and sisters
One love! ❤️
Also I want to give a shout out to my Haitian brothers, they have been freedom fighters for hundreds of years. Louisiana in the building.
Love you sis from Ghana to our brothers and sisters 🇬🇭
Love this. Mamma's called us back home. Just beautiful ❤💛💚🖤
I’m gonna break down and cry 😭 when my feet touch Africa for the first time.
This is beautiful, the Unity is incredible.
Unity! Ubuntu! ✊🏾
I am so proud of you Debronique! This is so beautiful 😍. Looking forward to visiting Zimbabwe. One Love 💕
Looking forward to that visit! One love! ❤️🇯🇲
It's nice to have a peak at Zimbabwe though your eyes, I really enjoy this video, thank you!.
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you’ve subscribed 😉
I have done so now, just after reading your reply!🤗
Big up my jambabweans.
Lol @ Jambabweans! 🔥
These videos are awesome. My favorite thing about Jamaica....the people, the food, the vibes, the weather, the beauty. I can go on and on, it's simply the best.
Big up Jamaica, Big up Africa, we love you.
You have a lot of favourite things! It’s hard for people to pick one thing to love about Jamaica uh? 😅
One love! ❤️
Thank you Toni Mega for bringing this beautiful soul to our community we love you Maiguru❤️.
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Good morning, I am so happy for this video. Thank you . All I can say is, mi soon come!
Told you we’d visit Sorrel soon! (Kept our word! 😉😉) Yes! Hurry up and forward! 😁🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Happy 61st lndependence Jamaica wagwaan! Tony thank you so much for giving us a multi talented muroora.l love her to bits..One love my people🥳🎉🎊🎈✨️💞💞💞✅️👍🙏
Big up 👍🏾
Wow! This is inspiring!
Great to see the unity between Zimbabwe and Jamaica!
Well done Mega Bush family 😍🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you Mutsa! Appreciate the support! Be sure to share and subscribe! 🙏🏾
I love that Bob marley visited zim for our independence but so sad that he died a year later
He even wrote a song for us! “Zimbabwe”! 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Happy independence Jamaica 🇿🇼
Message from home
We deh love all da nations y'all.. that is what Zimbabwe is about
Love this unity is strength 🇯🇲🇿🇼❤
Jamaicans are on every corner of the earth... such a proud feeling! Jamaica has an unmatched & indescribable vibes. Weh definitely likkle but weh tallawah 🇯🇲 ❤
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Even in Russian 😂, and Ukraine 🇺🇦
Africa Unite, ❤🖤💚coz your children want to come home 🇿🇼My Favourite thing about Jamaica is Breadfuit, salt fish & Callaloo 🇯🇲Big up Porti all the time🔥🔥💖💖💖
Miss breadfruit!!!!! 😩😩😩 Big up! 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
It took me many years to realize that Africa is one of the most beautiful place on earth. God's willing, I will be traveling there next year, to figure out where I'll retire. I'm from Jamaica living in Canada. Informative video. Loved all Jamaican food, best in the whole world.
Nuff respect from Wisconsin avenue Washington DC. I was watching the our independence celebration on UA-cam at Jam Rock resort in Ghana, so your video is the second one watching from the motherland. Zimbabwe. Thank you so much for sharing
Thank you so much for watching! Awesome to hear! We hope you’ll share and subscribe! One love! ❤️
First time here but mi love it,zim look nice and the people as well.
Wow! Welcome! Stay wid wi man & subscribe! Thanks for watching! ❤️🤗🇯🇲
I love Zimbabweans, lovely people they are💕
I tried their Jerk Pork and rice. It was SOOOOO good! Unbelievable!! Your channel is growing so fast ❤
We’re growing thanks to the support of the TruMaya camp and MEGA Fam, as well as our fellow believers in changing the “African rhetoric”! Continue to help us grow by sharing!
One love! ❤️
Amazing! I really enjoyed watching, such a beautiful community. Keep up the good work!! ✊🏿
Oh great! Thank you! We hope you’ve subscribed! 😉
This is lovely. Can't wait to try some Jamaican food.
Options await you!
Jamaican restaurants in Zimbabwe:
Reggae Flavaz Restaurant: instagram.com/reggaeflavaz_zim?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Sorrel Restaurant: instagram.com/sorrel_restaurant_lounge?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Thank you😊
Loving the beautiful vibe at Sorrel Restaurant.
Happy Jamaica day my beautiful people
Beautiful content!! Love and miss you guys ❤️❤️❤️ keep up the great work!
Zimbo watching from the UK. Loved this video. Going to show my Jamaican friends. Googled the location of the Sorrel restaurant only to find it's less than 5 minutes walk from the house I grew up in 😁.
Amazing! So you should visit next time you’re here! And yes yes yes pleasseee do share with your Jamaican friends! Maybe you’ll get them to visit Zim with you next time too 😄😄 (they’ll know they can find restaurants that serve what they’re used to if they get tired of Zim food 😅)
Just saw your channel in immediately subscribed Jamaica, Jamaica!❤❤❤❤
Jamaica Jamaica!!!! 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️❤️❤️ Thanks for subscribing!
This is sooooo pleasing to watch. Africa is where we all will end up back. Bless 🙏✌
Beautiful content...love it.
Im.a new subscriber.
I will be going back to watch your other videos.🎉👍🏽
Awesome! Thank you!
We love Jamaica