Confronting My Struggles in Zimbabwe: A Raw Journey

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

I live in Bulawayo and we get water once a week. The city council charges us although they never read the metre, they just estimate. Being very sick in Zimbabwe is a death sentence unless you're rich. It's really sad. I remember telling South Africans when I visited there in 2017 that they are slowly becoming another Zimbabwe and needed to change their government. They arrogantly said "we will never become like Zimbabwe". Look at them now. They have worse loadshedding than us, they have water rationing, bowsers are delivered to the suburbs because there's no water, their roads are full of potholes and go unrepaired, there was raw sewage on the streets in a town I went to. African governments have failed their people.

[@MarozoAtHome]

Thank you for sharing your experience. It's important to shed light on the struggles faced by ordinary people in Zimbabwe and other African countries. May God heal our land.

[@thembimaseko9600]

You are 100% correct South Africa is now a fast road to Zimbabwe.

[@judyatoro9387]

Wena @Sithabelamandlawenkosiwodumoemangalisayo just focus on bulawayo and leave south Africa to its habitats

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

@@judyatoro9387 I will place my focus where I feel like placing my focus. You will not tell me what to do with myself. You're here on a Zimbabwean woman's channel telling people where to place their focus? Go and teach grade one students if that's what you want to do. This is an adult space.

[@judyatoro9387]

@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 that time SA is hosting millions of your people. But you always text negative stuffs about SA

[@LessonWorldTV]

Hello my sister. I have just discovered your channel and Iove, love your vlogs. As a Zimbabwean in the UK I identify so much with your life, experiences and feelings. When I have gone home ndinorwadziwa zvekuti with the things that are not working as they used to kare.

[@MarozoAtHome]

Thank you, thank you, thank you, my sister! I'm beyond grateful for your support and love for my vlogs. It means the world to me that you can identify with my life, experiences, and feelings as a fellow Zimbabwean in the UK. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and connect with me. Stay tuned for more exciting content!

[@bigshow4790]

Zimbabwe kumusha but its so depressing cause kana mari yacho haukwanise kuidya in peace when everywhere you look there is poverty.

[@MarozoAtHome]

Very true indeed and it is very disheartening and we pray that one day God will heal our land .

[@trmangena2463]

Zimbabwe is a third world country so sick is sick weather in a palace or in shacks of Zimbabwe

[@MarozoAtHome]

It is so sad.