Indeed

Yes that is so true Munesu

@ezymus234 thanks for watching and commenting on this sad vlog. Growing up in Kariba I also witnessed this wildlife conflict but it was rare to hear tragic accidents as what’s happening nowadays. In my days there were robust measures taken like use of gunshots in the air to get the animals to move back as far as possible from people and even at times use of of culling measures . I remember people would be offered game meat but nowadays I guess with limited resources this does not happen anymore . I agree with you that it’s not easy to resolve this issue. Recent drought in the country has made things worse as the wildlife tend to encroach the residential areas in search for food. It’s one of those issues that are not easy to tackle for sure as you said it’s what brings the tourists into this beautiful area and creates jobs for the locals. Personally I feel that creating more awareness to our communities on how to live in harmony with the wildlife will also help as well especially more so now when fatal accidents seems to be happening more than some the past.

@@tafadzwabuluhani2668 thank you my lil sister for watching and commenting. It’s sad what’s happening in our beautiful town of Kariba. Realising that there is not much we can do as fellow humans all one can do is pray for divine protection for our people.

@@MariaHamz so sad indeed.nzou dzacho dzirikuteverwa neshumba mucommunity

@tafadzwabuluhani2668 that’s even more concerning. I saw this article today but not sure if it’s true of so that might help the situation to some extent www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-09-11/zimbabwe-considering-first-elephant-cull-in-almost-four-decades?

Thank you for watching.

Thanks my sister always supporting me. Please do visit anytime when you are ready ❤️

@munesumangava9751 please forgive me my sister you told me this before. Don’t worry will have to make up it up to you one day. You are my neighbour just here in Luton and that lovely ❤️

How is Luton?

@@MariaHamz no worries sis! We must do lunch etc💃👏

@munesumangava9751 definitely my Sis will be in touch when i am free.

To be honest I grew up in this community and it’s a beautiful place. The wildlife makes it unique and brings tourists but I think something needs to be done to protect the locals. I believe there are so many ways of addressing this and I hope my people here will engage and let me know their suggestions.

So so true my brother about what you said in your comments. I hope the guys gets support from people buying their stones because they are so beautiful and I will definitely be ordering some when I start building. What I like most is how resilient and content making the most of what they have instead of murmuring. The parents support the school by being creative as you saw in the playground. The teachers are amazing and love their work as shown by how they travel far each day just to be there for the kids. Now that’s true dedication 🖖

@@MariaHamz absolutely on point…the government needs to do more to support the schools & remunerate the teachers handsomely for their hard working!

@@marandareubenraedane521 thank you for your comments

Thank you for your comments

Thanks for watching Alfred. Yes, I still know how to wood fire 😊

@@Farai_C thank you so much. To be honest I don’t know the song the kids were dancing to but if I happen to find out I will surely update here❤️

Thank you for watching my video and your comment. I hope to come and visit Bulawayo in future ❤️

@@TembaNcube you should definitely visit Kariba if you get an opportunity ❤️

@@liviasavu4276 thank you . I really had a lovely day meeting up with family and childhood friend. Going back to my local church was amazing 🥰

@@MariaHamz that’s so beautiful to meet loved ones 🥰🥰❤️❤️I’m happy you happy 🤗🤗❤️❤️

Thank you 👏🏾

Thanks for watching and your comments which I truly appreciate. It’s always been a passion for me to do good humankind that’s why I love travelling and showcasing real life stories of the people I meet along the way. It’s my hope that people like yourself will come forward and offer help or ideas to help these people bearing in mind there is also people who may have different opinions. For now I am taking each day as it is and praying that one day this will come to pass.So yes any ideas are welcome.

Thank you @zakaroyalty62 for clarification. I could only remember the Shona name ‘hanga’ and yes how that was named I have no idea either 😂

@@ephraimdongo6613 so so true I agree only on that day I could not zoom or go near the crocs but will revisit agin in future for a better video. Thanks for watching and your comments❤️

You are welcome and thank you for watching 👏🏾

@@louisahorsley4598 you are welcome and thanks for watching❤️

Yes, you are so right it is a guinea fowl in English. Thank you 👏🏾

@@Lupita-l5u thank you so much for watching and for your comments ❤️

Thank you ❤️

@@TembaNcube thank you always ❤️

Oh that’s lovely uncle that you love the kettle 🥰

@@liviasavu4276 I promised to take you to my country so don’t worry, one day soon my dearest ❤️

@@MariaHamz aww thank u 🥰🥰looking forward to it ❤️

Thank you so much for watching my vidoe. Please come and visit our home town. Zimbabwean side has lots of lodges mostly Airbnb some of which I show case here. Zambian side has also lovely lodges so it depends where activities will be based.

Thank you for always watching and lovely comments❤️

So so true Munesu but it is what is 😊

That right it’s Amarula fruit. We grew up eating those fruits so it was lovely to taste these once more😊

It does make a tasty liqueur kkkkkk Elephants are known to get drunk from eating them fruits lol🤣

@munesumangava9751 🤣🤣🤣

@@munesumangava9751 Lake Safari Lodge in Siavonga Zambia