From Canada to building a house in Lusaka, Zambia | Rascism in the west and cost of living

[@NatashaM.]

Thanks for having me! I had a great time sharing the information I’ve learned and also hearing some gems from you guys 🥰🙏🏾

[@Unmad]

Thank you. It is our pleasure.

[@cholamusuka4641]

I enjoyed watching you guys..Nice content..just stay in Zambia Permanently 😁

[@nm8390]

@@Unmad thank you I'm hooked on your channel, I'm enjoying your beautiful family, you are a genuine family, God bless you always 😇🙏

[@beatsbymelody]

So happy to see you all together 😍 👑👑❤️❤️💯👏🏿👏🏿

[@sherrymccall1521]

Thank you so much I’m from Houston tx.

[@nurturingglobal2local473]

I am an African born in Ethiopia, what the diasporas doing is amazing, thank you very much, I can't thank you enough!

[@candidtalkswithlauvena1835]

Zambia is beautiful, Zambia helped us through our struggles as a Namibian nation. I had been to Zambia many times and contemplated to move but unfortunately it had not worked out. I've enjoyed this content 👌💞💞

[@brianmulubwa941]

You can come again. This country is your second home

[@sallylately4377]

I am so glad that she told the truth about Zambia. Natasha is smart, practical and wise. I hope many Zambian people will hear her message and take heed.

[@josephsakala_lv9416]

I honestly enjoyed and learned alot of things today in this video, I will be in Zambia next week Tuesday.... Am coming to build my dream home in Lusaka... I bought land in chalala

[@prudencephiri7050]

You should👏

[@josephsakala_lv9416]

@@prudencephiri7050 will definitely do.

[@mabhubesintombela7600]

Where are you coming from bru, USA?

[@josephsakala_lv9416]

@@mabhubesintombela7600 no am just next door South Africa

[@pamelalynch2580]

@@josephsakala_lv9416 can you please share the builder that you are planning to use. I too have plans to build. Thanks.

[@janetrodney8004]

What a joy I found this interview. I live in Calgary and did not know what my people were going through in Edmonton. I am original from the Caribbean, I am so sad for newcomers. To survive in the North we go through a lot of hardship we are never accepted. I am happy for channels like yours am sure the younger generations returning to the motherland. I am now adding Zambia to my travel list.

[@NtapechelaKalengo]

Natasha is wise beyond her age, I like her analogy of Zambian youths & Zambians at large in regards of investment, starting a business & managing a business. Farming is very lucrative but most of us don’t want to get in to it because we want to make fast money rather than building a solid business from ground up…

[@stellasinyangwe5477]

Natash is a very intelligent girl. We need more people like you to change the mind set.

[@otisbillups4150]

Stella Sinyagwe She is Awesome !

[@sherriebumbray1748]

I can't wait to visit Zambia.

[@geethavaithy]

What a wonderful conversation. We lived in Zambia 30 years ago. Nice to see how much has changed

[@chimfwembemwamba5425]

Wow,this woman is so wise.

[@mablesHomestead]

Am addicted to your channel family. I binge watch your videos every single day. Enjoy our peaceful country Zambia.

[@sepomwangala7616]

I was supposed to go study in Estonia last year but plans changed & I am doing my studies within Lusaka. And yes about people taking care of each other, I totally agree. Even though I live in Lusaka I have traveled to other parts of Zambia like the Copperbelt, Central Province, Southern Province, Western Province and I have always had shelter & food either from my extended family or family friends and that makes me so grateful. Even when I had to work in different rural places for a couple of weeks, the villagers in all the places we went to for the first time were so kind & they would give us food like pumpkins, Maize, full live Chickens, Vegetables or even invite us for a meal & insist that we joined them. I honestly was so humbled by their kind & caring gesture. I hope you guys enjoy your stay in Zambia.

[@yawetandovi9118]

Thank you so much…I am learning a lot from you. Definitely moving from Dallas, Texas to Lusaka.

[@theshoemakinglady]

I have to check you all now on my breaks from working from home! Great interview! Zambia sounds like a country to look into!!

[@elainesonnydale5584]

I really am happy for Nstasha, husband and children to return to Africa yheir home! She's wise for her age. I am happy for her success. Plesse by all means promote entrepreneurship for the Zambian people. Perhaps, seminars could be held to teach the communities the value of business ownership; and of course the land. Also, thanks to Unapologetic Nomad, love to them.♥️💯💯⚘⚘⚘

[@afrofeast]

Zambia, my first real home overseas. I miss Chipata.

[@kandeedee2913]

Your guest on your video is very excellent and truthful!!! Have her back on.

[@otisbillups4150]

Kandee Dee Totally agree , Thank you !

[@ruthkuku302]

Hi Y'all. I am a Zambian living in New York city. So proud to learn about places in my country that I have not yet visited and Love your humility guys! ❤ I hope I can meet with you one day. Keep it going. God bless you as you keep exploring.

[@Unmad]

🙏🏾❤️💯

[@taongasoko4716]

hey ruth...am a zambian student from Lusaka currently studying in new york..nice to know theres some zambians down in the city!

[@pastorcedrichawkins1685]

Hi Family! Cedric, This conversation with this native born Zambian from Canada was a-riveting eye opening conversation. Awesome video Family!👍🏽🙏🏽

[@fridaykaluba8396]

I love what you guys are doing. You know what, Africans, black Americans and other black people in diaspora should come together to develop Africa. The current businesses owned by non black people in Africa have made millionaires and have largely contributed to the development European countries. Zambia alone has largely contributed to the development of Switzerland and India. The money's black people in the diaspora spend of expensive cars can be invested in mining and get higher returns. Black people in the diaspora can form a black IMF to be lending money to African countries. Black IMF can build Africa to be most developed continent because only black people knows the struggles of the fellow black person. Black IMF can build cities better than Tokyo New York etc. In Zambia alone, there's abundant natural resources and enough land to build great cities that can be owned and controlled by black people. Black people in the diaspora should start taken keen interest in the African politics because you are the people who fought for Africa's independence. The real Heroes are you guys because without you, it wouldn't have been easier for any African country to attain independence. Our leaders back then used to travel to America to meet people like Malcolm X and others to get guidance on the way forward. Kenneth kaunda, Kwame Nkruma, Robert Mugabe and others are among those who used to share ideas with Malcolm X on the welfare of Africa and African people. Just see how the black lives matter movement have positively affected the African people. The impact might be minimal but it will be seen in the long run.

[@Windsingerful]

There’s no spending without earning. I think people look at spending as if that’s an indication of wealth….but that’s not…it’s also an indication of debt. Not everyone is an entrepreneur to start a business and run it employing people there. I think that could be a point of hesitation… but many more people now are considering how they could possibly make a living in some African countries…that’s progress. I so would like to go, but I’m in my 60’s, so I have to look at a lot of different factors at this age. But I love seeing the young folks building those ties to Mama Africa!

[@africandefenseforce2910]

2m African diasporas investing $1000 each as equity in something like Pan-African investment company will raise $2b which can start so many companies in Africa.

[@beatsbymelody]

I really hope y'all settle in Lusaka for a long time the people there are so amazing. I was supposed to be there by the 16th but me and my babies got sick so we postponed. I can't wait to settle there.

[@namaozwell8487]

I just loved the part where your cousin randomly walked past. Pure love!!!

[@erickalemwa7832]

Thanks so much for saying the truth about the previous government. Yes,the previous government worked on infrastructure and Zambia now looks cleaner than before. I hv enjoyed the vlog. Thanks guys!!

[@francissikazwe3237]

Yes she’s being truthful

[@timbuyoti1198]

Yes Zambia looks good, but that's not the complaint that most people who were actually affected by the corruption meant. You can't eat roads, people were hungry and so much money was unaccounted for 🤷

[@timbuyoti1198]

@@mambelelembambe4255 yes, you're right.

[@user-xe2io2go1f]

Lol at the expense of corruption and the abuse of our resources?? Can you stop

[@kangwamfula7521]

Only the capital city was cleaned and developed. Unfortunately Zambia is not Lusaka.

[@mwansajere65]

This issue happens in the UK too black women are 4x more likely to die in pregnancy and child birth. They only released the damaging report after people kept pushing but they tried to keep in “private”.

[@avivaadassa777]

Thank you unapologetically for such invaluable information from your videos

[@asaphmvula6115]

So much value flowing from this vlog! Thanks for what you do U.N! Love from the Copper-belt, Zambia

[@kenn4973]

Wow Natasha, I have watched a number of your videos, but have only gotten to know about you on this video. Very informative and encouraging.

[@NatashaM.]

I will try to do a more in depth video of myself later on but I think this one sums it up quite a bit!😅

[@britjj5126]

9:16 Yes the official language is English but it goes a long way if you can learn a few basic phrases of Nyanja (which is widely spoken in Lusaka) or Bemba. People appreciate it.

[@brianmwiinga8166]

I always wonder why people who leave Zambia to go and work in America or UK for too many years. I mean,it not wise at all. The wise thing to do is to go make money and come back and invest. It's pointless to live an unhappy life with lots of money. Anyway that's just my opinion. Zambian and Africans at large has very nice people, we embrace all races and we believe in a happy life. Welcome back home Natasha.

[@cholamwapw6498]

We come and go and we see cheaper like tourists economically it's expensive if you stay in Zambia with a job and no resources so when we return we're very comfortable like Westerners so why not you have not seen real poverty around you wouldn't blame us . For me to be here DESPORA Australia 🇦🇺 a Zambian I'm so thankful and proud of how muchvive done and helped my Country in less than 20yrs. I was back home as a graduate 🎓 no Job no resources so coming to work here has uplifted my old thinking and not to live in the past

[@brianmwiinga8166]

@@cholamwapw6498 the idea is go and make lots of money and invest back home then when comfortable, come back and stay. I know Africa is frustrating especially when you have no resources. I know a few of my friends who have come back and they are doing very fine. These days they just go to Europe and USA for holidays. They have property around lusaka which gives them a lot of money. Just a few months ago, I even got a farm land for my friend next to mine and the guy has put up a good house there with chicken houses, piggery and he is planning to do up fish ponds, his far will start running very soon coz he has already stocked up livestock. Right now I am helping him start chili farming. He is very real and he has not even changed the accent. He is doing extremely well. I also have friends out there who only speak some accent when we talk. But they have no property even where they are. All they have are bills. My aunt recently came back from USA. She has built 4 nice flats, she bought some shops where people are renting, she even opened one shop where she sells salaula from America. I recently helped her setup a peanut butter mini production plant and her peanut butter is now in Pick n Pay super market. She is going back to USA soon and this time around when she comes back, it will be for good. Right now she is busy building a house where she will stay when she comes back finally. So raise capital and come back home, you people are exposed, you can thrive here very much.

[@cholamwapw6498]

@@brianmwiinga8166 Exactly. Never forget where you come from. I've never thought of going on media and say what I own is the reason I'm here anyway I wouldn't have all those. Only come here to enjoy than when I was a student.

[@cholamwapw6498]

@@brianmwiinga8166 You can't take away Africa from an African no matter what! Only a few .

[@rameses1979]

My brother sometimes you get caught up in the system. You work to pay bills

[@varneydavid6940]

Who this my lib brother who was so smart n patience to have waited n or careful in choosing this beautiful n smart queen You did great bro Keep this woman Beautiful and wise sisters Much luv to u all ❤

[@mjukuuwakwetu356]

This has been the best interview i have seen since you landed here in Africa in my opinion

[@kaydenpat]

She definitely sounds Canadian. 😂 😂 Love her accent. So glad she’s home.

[@Realminthebush]

How you enjoying Zambia I would love to come and visit one day soon. Planning on coming in October to the Gambia but who knows maybe I can visit the Zambia while I'm there I'll be there a couple months Thanks for all that you do

[@inigomulaisho2809]

Shopping malls aren't indicative of any progressive govt policy beyond issuing a license for an investor to setup shop. Zambia losses billions of dollars every year with a tax policy that basically allowed the copper mine owners to pay a tax according to their desires. This led to situations were the difference paid in taxes paid by two similar mines varied by as much as 1.5 billion dollars. Zambia, like most African countries; is rich, mineral resources wise, underground but poor above ground. We as Black people, need to say enough is enough, we can no longer stand idle, and be sworn to a life of semi slavery because our so called leaders, like the tobacco, whisky, slve chiefs, of the passed, are stealing our resources.The most hideous form of racism we face today, as Black people, is poverty, poverty brought on by structural racism in the west, drug dealing & corruption by Black leaders in Africa and the Caribbean. When an African country like Congo DRC, worth 75 trillion dollars underground, is maimed and looted, by the rest of the world, millions of lives are lost, and we do nothing, we are complicit. If every country in this region, simply dug up and sold their mineral resources for the right price, poverty, in the region, and by extention, in Africa, would be nonexistent, Africa would be ten fold Dubai, in terms of infrastructure. Its important that we understand the linkage between the worldwide subjugation of the Black man, and the corruption in Africa; other races are pillaging Africa to improve on the well-being of their own races at the expense of the Black race.

[@Siriuan]

Too many traitors/enablers in our kind :( chasing the good life at the expense of your own kind. Selfish/corrupt leaders are destroying this continent. Home schooling my kids, moving back to the village. Things will change... God willing!

[@musondabodymindhealth4204]

Oh dear here we go again. Would you rather we had market stalls and street vendors instead of shopping malls? Do you realise that shopping malls are a part of infrastructure?

[@francissikazwe3237]

That’s besides the point, she’s talking of the face Zambia had compared to now, no need for those sentiments

[@beatsbymelody]

💯 👏🏿 have u checked out the baio ?

[@inigomulaisho2809]

@@musondabodymindhealth4204 If market stalls and street vendors is what it will take for a poor mother to feed her children, then I would gladly take that over a glossy mall that can only cater for the corrupt, with their ill gotten gains. It's more unsightly for me, to see individuals, with $200,000 range rovers, with no underlying legal business; waltzing in and out of plush malls whilst the average person can not afford to fill up a shopping basket with groceries. And as for infrastructure, it has been repeatedly stated on this channel, the gripe with America, for the Black man, is that whilst America is brimming with shinny skyscrapers, the average Black person, like in South Africa, and Brazil, is locked in economically deprived ghettos as a result of legacies of racial oppression & discrimination against Black people. It's just not simply about infrastructure; what good will a skyscraper do for you, when you are starving. And if it's plush malls alone, in the midst's of poverty, even when you do go to the toilets, in these malls, you will be reminded of the poverty of the average person, in contrast to the glitzy, shop front windows. In short, you only become rich, when we all become rich, anything less, is just a mirage.

[@shupiwekalililo1903]

Oh my God! Can't imagine I have watched this video till the end. You guys are doing a great job

[@nsomba]

Unapologetic nomads I love your energy and how down to earth you guys are so please keep up the good work.

[@Brocambro1]

I love Zambia, was there in 1999, very nice weather, a beautiful country and I can see that they have come a long way.

[@brianmulubwa941]

Bill's in Zambia are just limited to water, power and rent. Life s affordable

[@Pheello]

Nice one brother Aaron for teaching our people about reality vs what we see on hip hop videos!

[@priscawaddimba4191]

Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi were once one country and the capital city was called Salisbury. This was done to the advantage of the settlers for numbers only. All the resources from Nyasaland Malawi and Northern Rhodesia were sent to Salisbury, South-Africa and England. However Zambia enjoys warm relations with both countries. We have similar names like Ndlovu, Phiri etc because of the mfecane.

[@ThugBeatzMusic]

Thank you for sharing the history which is hidden from us. Please continue to spread the history as it's much appreciated. Watching from the U.S.

[@priscawaddimba4191]

@@ThugBeatzMusic Of course.

[@navosesay3188]

Thanks for sharing. I was born in west Africa but never knew that history

[@jabulanithema1467]

Thank you for that piece of history. Much appreciated. I'm in Pretoria

[@priscawaddimba4191]

@@mambelelembambe4255 leave me alone stalker. Stay in your lane

[@yvettecabey4755]

Thank you Unapologetic Nomads & Natasha M! 😊

[@kennedychibesakunda1498]

Well come to Zambia.I hope you will relocate here.You belong here.You are doing a great job.

[@nadegecarre5654]

Thank for the information Natasha M sis. Unapologetic you guys are great.

[@akeemakintunde4350]

i laughed when she said negative 35 degree celsius ... no joke in edmonton i tell you . this january it was close to negative 40 degree celcius. edmonton is brutally cold. i just cant wait to pack my stuffs and move back to africa .

[@sammusa5061]

Bro it's been a long winter I live in Edmonton too I work in fortmcmurray

[@blackpowerforever6648]

Thank you so much for this video guys. It was great, and very helpful.

[@wisemanphiri5662]

I have been watching you guys from the day you came to Zambia and I'm loving your content. I'm a zambian and I also learning a lot from you guys that I don't about my country. Much love🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲

[@foreverconscious2575]

What a great gem to find on KZbin especially being a Canadian wishing to relocate to Africa.. 400+ years native to Canada and I still don't believe I fit in.. wow. What a time we are living in.. I hope one day I can make the brave relocation sooner than later..

[@Katkayz]

As a Zambian you thank you for this video

[@jackstainmwanda4379]

Loving the content....you shedding lots of light..one love 👏👏👏

[@sepomwangala7616]

Yes, if you have something like a house or a car in Zambia. It's paid for in full and you own it.

[@cholamwapw6498]

Fact...we need more black Americans than to come and reconnect in Zambia 🇿🇲 it has been long overdue

[@Options23]

@D&B , please stop it. There are bad people everywhere, all of us don't act the same. I get the concern but the ones you're talking about more than likely would never come.

[@tell-avision]

Great interview and very encouraging too

[@cholamwapw6498]

Blacks we must change...our minds...please let's help each other own your land.

[@pamelalynch2580]

I am so excited that I found this channel. I’ve been wanting to explore a place on the African continent to retire to. Everything about this video is so motivating. Grateful! 😂I appreciate that you all explained the taste of meat and eggs; as active duty navy who’ve live overseas I usually am not found of local food due to the freshness. Again thanks for the detailed information from the interview.

[@moustaphagaye4617]

One África one people one mother land peace and love mamá peace and love the Diáspora people one by one thank you mum from Senegal West África merci Gracias I m Speak llittel anglish . Speak Spanish and Franch

[@pamelalynch2580]

@@lemungagenu5103 no I do not. This name is my “slave” name I was born with.

[@pamelalynch2580]

@@lemungagenu5103 I do plan on changing my name once I retire from military.

[@mavisburke495]

Interesting interview thank goodness she is back in the Motherland. Wow, how little we knew about the terrible racial issues in Canada, a country portrait to be liberal. She experience such severe medical treatment there in the hospital in Canada, that almost cause her child life. Hope she will continue to enjoy life for her and her family in Zambia. It's wonderful to have an option to avoid the west.

[@BonaventureTheBVM]

I love you guys! Keep it up with the great work...

[@thetruthhasSetmefree16]

Great information. Blessings and love to all of you.

[@khomotsorapoo6287]

I LOVE THIS SISTER

[@wazamanikurudi9649]

Iv learned alot man I need to visit Zambia

[@prudencephiri7050]

I wish i could see you guys in person, i really love the way you adjust to new things❤👌👊

[@pusomogwera9260]

Very inspiring, great content keep them coming. One Love

[@magda188]

Good to see you guys again. Your channel is quite addictive. Thanks for the information. With land issues or processing of documents, I think you are safer engaging a law firm to process your documents.

[@kandeedee2913]

Very informative video. It's excellent. We don't want to be negative because we are positive people. Can you guys elaborate on the crime there where you are? The pros and the cons of where you reside. It's wise to know the good and bad. Our family enjoy your videos. We have our younger relatives watching your videos. Our younger relatives enjoy Ala. She is so smart. You guys are so genuine. Keep up the great work you do to keep all of us inform. Peace and blessings.

[@hzlkelly]

Crime rate in Zambia is really low

[@brianmulubwa941]

Check the world peace index ranking for Zambia.

[@peggygreenidgejarrett3031]

Hi Family. I am enjoying you all thank you. I enjoyed watching this program it’s so helpful. I am watching your videos trying to make a decision on where to locate if I was to move to Africa.

[@tytustyee9794]

No place like home, I need to come and build back home

[@krumbsrobinson7644]

It is called pumpkin potato and yes it grows there

[@wazamanikurudi9649]

Zambia is real africa less corporate nonsense and legislations.

[@goodtobecaring4035]

Awesome

[@tawamj007]

y'all need to learn about the new pressi HH.Zambia is the next best thing in Africa

[@otisbillups4150]

Lebron T mudarikea You are right !

[@siphomkizee5644]

Hi family , very impressed from ZA

[@palesaputsoa]

Talking about under development in Zambia girl I can definitely feel what you are saying,, my country is so under developed its embarrassing to say the least. But we are hopeful!!

[@bensonnyamongo7918]

This is awesome you have a great vision

[@joycemwewa8744]

Enjoy my country zambia 🇿🇲

[@pijo1512]

Unapologetic nomads: you (plural) radiate an amazing aura which , if the majority of people in our world were like this, would most certainly make this a better world! Contrary to you nomads, I have to apologise for my belated 'Welcome to Zambia!' I kinda (sic) stumbled on one of your videos (the matebeto excursion because, well, that place happens to be my favourite eating joint!) and then commenced to binge-watched your videos to my heart's content! Bravo for your joie de vivre, conviviality, affability and just plain Lets-have-a-blast-with-whatever-whenever attitude! Continue to enjoy your stay in Zambia and to share your experiences with us.

[@livingsimply68]

If there's Checkers there you can get the orange sweet potatoes. Its my favorite

[@abrahamchishimba8306]

Am a Zambian , enjoying you guys

[@hzlkelly]

The orange ones are modified lol but they're good for the added vitamins but original are white and when boiled they turn yellow inside...they so delicious.

[@Eddy.user-pq5fg2bf7s]

Love and peace family.

[@heartstarottm9245]

That's right...BUSINESS RUNS THE WORLD not jobs... TEACH

[@kandeedee2913]

What your guest talk about it happens in the United States. Selling their houses and land to these investors that offer low money for your home and land. These investors pray on people who have lack of knowledge about business. You guys are talking truth. Yes we have to be taught about business and keeping land. Buying land. Learn about finance and unity. Do for self. Having your own business. Being around like minded people. Peace and blessings.

[@magda188]

Hey guys, for the orange sweet potatoes, try an area called Mandevu near the Heroes Stadium (Independence Stadium). You may likely find some there cos there are different suppliers who go to sell sweet potatoes there from different places outside Lusaka. A few farmers grow them. If I find more info I will post here. Natasha, with your chicken business, consider getting some training at Livestock in Showgrounds on how to keep chickens (poultry farming) and they will also teach you how to make your own feed which works out cheaper. It was only K50 in 2020 and if they have increased it should be K100 or K150 and that's just basically a day, say from 9hrs to about 15 hrs you are done. There are some other farming courses livestock offers and some of them are done from the University of Zambia or at the Livestock offices. Consider also keeping village chickens like black astraulop breed and sasol breed. They will advise you at livestock.

[@NatashaM.]

Heey thank you for this advice! Will definitely try this 🙏🏾

[@magda188]

@@NatashaM. You are most welcome Natasha.

[@LadyWisdom2U]

The white sweet potatoes are actually sweeter. They only sold these in certain parts of US, like Las Vegas. When I tell you these old school cooks (two ladies) made this sweet potato pie, it was fire, even though I asked why is this pie white? I was schooled. Go ahead Micki, test it out & make magic happen. You can do it with those white sweet potatoes…trust me. Make candid yams & a sweet potato pie. Do video so we can see. Enjoy your day!

[@ruthndala7035]

Natasha must be a teacher for business.

[@darwinsakala291]

I think the reason why we sell lands or houses after our parents died is because it brings lots of conflicts or problems between family's members

[@manyande8682]

In the past most people just wanted to get into employment and retire, not anymore. The are many that want to start their own business but got no access to capital. We got no venture capitalists in most African countries, only banks and other financial institutions but they’ll not give you money if you got no collateral and if you got assets to use as collateral the interest rates are exorbitant you end up defaulting most of the time. For people coming from outside of Africa it’s so easy to set up business because when you convert the currency to kwacha it goes a long way. The solution is governments coming with policies and regulations to make access to capital affordable and easy.

[@iainstewart1880]

What Zambia needs is trade apprenticeships and commercial farmers.

[@mellisa888]

I'm going through the same bullshit right here in Montreal canada. Am planning on moving out of Canada to Sierra Leone for good.

[@lwangiskaluma1532]

Nice truthfully educative conversation, still stuck in Edmonton unfortunately.

[@heartstarottm9245]

There is no power w/o land and no culture without agriculture...

[@tonyadj6994]

YOU HEAR THAT.....WELCOME HOME SISTER......COME HOME FAMILY.....HOME IS BEST.......

[@timbuyoti1198]

I think the biggest deterrent for Zambians starting businesses is the bad governing policies and taxes. Foreigners have so many tax rebates and their taxes are so much lower compared to actual Zambian citizens whose taxes are higher.

[@ronaldcuieii4775]

Hi guys!! Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!

[@thedoingwell]

Very informative. Thank you

[@alicezulu173]

Hi guys I enjoy the discussion and real missed the taste yummy foods. Well done guys and God bless you more and more.

[@OLDIRTYPRIEST]

Thanks for the video I learned much

[@azurisora9836]

We have to change our outlook of what success means, OWNER not WORKER. The system is such that foreigners see the opportunities and are wealthy because of our mindset. We can change this with the right leadership. The raw resources on the continent are being controlled by others and the indigenous people are impoverished, living in shanty towns without having water in some countries, its heartbreaking....but its not to late. The youth are blinded by western culture, but if we collectively network our business knowledge, resources, culture and finances, we could make a big impact.

[@ivettjiron5942]

I want yo how can I get in touch with this lady for advance how to move ones I in the country ?

[@southpaw63]

This is the history of AmaNdebele located in Zim. It has nothing to do with colonial boarders. They originated early in the 19th century as an offshoot of the Nguni of Natal. Mzilikazi, an Nguni military commander under Shaka, king of the Zulu, came into conflict with Shaka and in 1823 was forced to flee, migrating with his followers first to Basutoland (now Lesotho) and then north to the Marico Valley.

[@clementchishimba180]

Life in Canada is not easy it’s impossible to create wealth it’s bills after bills here but back home life is easy am also building and buying land in Zambia it’s just too cold to retire here