MUGABE'S SON NARRATES WHY HE LEFT ZIMBZBWE TO SETTLE IN UGANDA Part 1

[@MampovaMakengoArturArtur]

Wow, I’m from Angola. I like this interview of a big papa It’s so amezing viva African legend we are all bantus.

[@gerrytushh]

For sure, you are right. Africa is OUR home. Greetings from Kampala!!

[@sheilasinalwanga4403]

Awe what this is my dad iam so amaized. Greetings from sheila dad it's a great feelings to see you here

[@osio.2391]

Hello my African brothers and sisters. I stumbled on this video by accident. I am so glad that I did. Greetings to everyone from a Nigerian American living in Massachusetts. I really enjoyed listening to this elder narrating his story. Wishing Papa good health and a long life. 🙏🏾

[@peterkitso]

First time I heard of a Nigeria American

[@SibonileShumba]

Thank you Ugandian pple for taking care of our Grandpa..much love from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 ❤️

[@SeventySevenTimesSeventySeven]

You're welcome.

[@GogoGuveya]

The Mugabes should have the space in their hearts to embrace this man, he truly will remind them of the legendary Robert Mugabe, see how much he resembles their late father

[@davidchachona2313]

A very good and strong narration of events during thee colonial era.wish he could put everything in a book.

[@nyashamusemwa9443]

Wow. Nyc story I'm a Zimbabwean bon free 🇿🇼

[@theafricanphilosopherqueen3032]

Wow.. what a beautiful story,I wish my dad were alive to hear this because he also worked in Uganda in the 60s and 70s...much love from Kenya

[@kwameefication]

Perfect conversational interview. Full of great lessons. This man has great retentive memory and a wonderful story line. He must definitely write a book now. He is an amazing institution to learn from.

[@dennisphiri4235]

I love this kind of history because it an eye opener,keep it up,watching from Zimbabwe

[@farooqserkoz3159]

Thank u so much for appreciating

[@princedungu9055]

I luv my country Uganda because of de hospitality of our people. In Uganda we luv people from every part of de world especially Africans.

[@LovemoreNyamuripa-r3t]

❤

[@thembasnr2339]

Excellent history and commentary! This man is indeed my Hommie otherwise he would have never been able to ‘umqombothi’ the way he did!!

[@WashingtonmabhurezaMabhureza]

I thought I was the only one who head that I can't even pronounce the way he did it

[@FaraiMusemwa]

I also noticed it

[@erasmusmujiwa2330]

I enjoyed listening to this interview and would like to hear more of Mr Shelton Mazowe's life history in Uganda. Hello is a great man in deed.

[@wycliffatambo3614]

Once you mentioned Nairobi...my heartbeat town....the credentials of this show just sky rocketted....I love my country Kenya despite ups and downs experienced. God bless 🇰🇪 Kenya...motherland.

[@gerrytushh]

East Africa ni home my friend. Greetings from Kampala!!

[@klaw1425]

But Kenya like imitating the European culture clothing too much stay Africa culture dress Africa clothes

[@sharon9337]

Excellent story everyone was so helpful in all those times no fear from murderers and kidnapping thieves etc so lovely to hear this story i laugh when he says 1952-1955 hahahaha going on unplanned journey for 3 years 😂😂🤣🤣sweetest story i don’t know how i came to see this channel

[@muziekays3053]

Hey

[@JustinMurema]

But I have a question, when was he born this man? According to the official records Robert G Mugabe was born on 21st February 1924. So in 1952, Mugabe was 28 years of age. For this man to travel this far he could have been in his early 20s or late teens. So Mugabe had a son at which age?

[@iversonhaimbodi411]

Watching from the land of tbe brave....Namibia

[@christophermuzavazi147]

Good to see my brother Shelton Mazowe his story on how he settled in Uganda. I met him in Kampala and he gave me an impression that he is now totally Ugandan. He loves the country.

[@paulchivasa4494]

We are proud of you Mr Shelton Mazowe , you travelled the longest journey which you never turn back , i hope one day you should come back home to share your story to your familly may God bless u , u are missed mwana wevhu

[@deemanase512]

I love this clean man. Beautiful voice. Very moral. Asi vakachona baba Mazowe

[@captano-k6u]

​@@deemanase512kkkkkk true haha kuchona chaiko. Apa akatozoroora ikoko l doubt kana akatozombodzoka

[@klaw1425]

Home sweet home

[@mareveswa]

Critical Historical Record of great importance. (title is misplaced )Baba Mazoe has an impeccable memory which should be treasured deeply by all the children of Africa. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@prettairakoze4986]

Excellent conversation. Very informative and coherently presented, well done. Regret poor/unprofessional ending. Please get him back and diversify your convo. Good story teller there👌

[@johnsekukuba8753]

Hi I'm from South Africa, this is one of the best interviews I ever have watched..the Old has good memory..You even mentioned our own The Manhattan Brothers who I thought where famous in South Africa..we need more legends to tell us their stories.

[@Jenny-hj2se]

I love my country Uganda, don´t matter what people say about her. Forever my homeland

[@karuhangaamon2032]

Thanx for being proud of ur country 👍

[@uganda410]

Being in opposition doesn't mean they hate it as well.

[@Jenny-hj2se]

@@uganda410 I am non partisan, I just love my country. Obviously your view is narrowed down to political affiliation

[@bobbykibe8693]

I am a Kenyan and I truly love Uganda. The women have super shapes and the "matoke" is awesome.

[@israelrangarirai9543]

This information is GOLD for African Americans

[@davidjage6035]

Im a Zimbabwean engineer working here in Uganda. I want to meet the gentleman

[@magmat3363]

Yes mfanami go and meet him, wow what a good story, Africa is for Africans 👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🌹

[@eresinamaisiri7490]

Makadii

[@davidjage6035]

@@eresinamaisiri7490 Ndinofara

[@davidjage6035]

Kufarisisa

[@eresinamaisiri7490]

Had your Moz number.itai mother vekwenyu vandibatewo.

[@luckydumba3107]

Quite intreseting story You should host him and tell us more of our beautiful country

[@macsheltongwati8315]

YOUR TITLE LED ME TO THIS BECAUSE HE IS MY COUNTRYMAN SO IAM HAPPY TO KNOW THAT YOU KEPT ONE OF OUR OWN AND HE IS HAPPY AND MAKES ME PROUD OF UGANDA WE GREW WATCHING IDI AMIN STORIES ON KZbin AND GAVE US A BAD IMAGE OF YOUR COUNTRY THINKING THEY EAT PEOPLE BUT THIS SHOWS THAT YOU ARE US UBUNTU IS IN YOU AND I APPRECIATE THE LOVE YOU SHARE WITH YOUR FELLOW AFRICAN PEOPLE HE IS NOT MUGABE'S SON BUT HE IS ONE OF ZIMBABWEAN MAY GOD BLESS UGANDA FOR THE LOVE AND WISH YOUR COUNTRY TO BE ONE OF BIG SUPER POWERS OVER THE WORLD AND THE LOVE YOU SHOWED HIM MAY YOU ALSO SHOW YOUR NEIGHBORS, YOUR FELLOW DIFFERENT TRIBES IN UGANDA AND MAY THE YOUTH OF UGANDA LEARN FROM THE GENERATION WHERE MR MAZOWE GREW WITH THE ONE WHO COULD INVITE WITH OUT MALICIOUS INTENTIONS, LOVE FROM ZIMBABWE AND WHOLE OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN PEOPLE ❤❤❤

[@michaelkwesu2771]

Very educative, entertainment and historical information thank you very much

[@judithspoon197]

This is so amazing story please we cannot wait to hear more story from him. This is the freedom we should maintain as African. Much love Farouk

[@msmandy3088]

Thouroughly enjoyed this interview as a Zimbabwean living in France so much history laughter and education at the same time. I hope he will write a book would love to meet him.

[@ocengoyugi4578]

Truly fine interview.. speaker is so eloquent.. (with wonderful memories.. about the specifics of near 70 years ago..) Thank so much.. particularly to the speaker.. and you too (presenter).. Good health all...

[@hanningtonmutebi2635]

Wow !!!!! Thank you so very much Mr. Mazowe. You have made my day. It is very interesting

[@tjherejohannesmotaung2267]

Thanks for interview the grandfather remember everything. We need such kind of grandfather who still remember everything 🙏 ❤.God bless 🙌

[@thakadugladys]

Very interesting and insightful. May God bless you Sir. Pls play the whole interview.

[@danielmainapeterkamau1285]

The admin of this channel,b blessed.These wazees r our treasures,God give them more years to tell us more.Shelton b blessed.The interviewer,your work is excellent ad I like it.

[@farooqserkoz3159]

Thank u so so much for appreciating part 2 is coming soon

[@cuterenah247]

That's why Uganda is a pearl of Africa

[@academyofpips]

Great interview. Fantastic memory. And the interviewer is good. He allows the interview to flow.

[@alonsoalonso1058]

Thank you for sharing this interesting story. You have a sharp memory Mr Mazowe. Watching from Zim.

[@bbc5043]

Kenyan watching from Canada I love this type of history about Africa.

[@queenwere1]

Kenyans in the house too

[@theafricanphilosopherqueen3032]

Safi kabisa

[@Alphate1997]

This video needs to reach 100k views in 3days becoz of Good content

[@chaumbambondo3961]

Much love from Zambia 🇿🇲

[@rosalindbirungi9164]

Great Content 👍YOU are blessed for appreciating Uganda. So much History.

[@georgetitus-glover6228]

Insightful interview!

[@siletamus2016]

Interesting story. I only started watching a bit and got hooked.

[@TheSassiassi]

Me too. Interesting narrative from the Oldman. Such a lovely humour too .

[@abiyatan]

Me too got hooked

[@lolieza4411]

thanks Farouk amazing interview a great gentleman❤❤❤

[@myrstika]

OMG this is so educative! Where is part two?

[@edeluzai6735]

Very knowledgeable Man and eloquent.

[@malindela44]

I hope you visit your family in Zimbabwe, our beautiful country. Didn't realise there are Zimbabweans in Uganda oh thats great. We have Ugandans in Zim too , Bantus are Bantus ❤

[@shizomedia]

Bantu obuntu omuntu abantu

[@BagumaJamesBabiiha]

Uganda has all nationalities. All of them

[@E_Mann86]

We say Aantu or ovanhu

[@paddywacho5398]

Africa we are one.Umntu Ngumntu Ngabantu

[@DrizzyDrake254]

Abanto in kenya

[@georgewilliamssenyondowang6159]

Dear Farouk, We need onother interview from this gentleman. Thank you

[@wycliffatambo3614]

Based on this Gossip...it's vital to have United States of Africa.

[@idahmasila4195]

Great seeing stories of real people

[@muchit3629]

Why do you call it gossip ( it implies lies or something_. It is a conversation. I agree we need to be united. I dont believe they needed visas back then until the Europeans came and introduced all this nonsense to divide us,

[@kaliracollen7372]

The gentleman has very good memory. Great interview

[@farooqserkoz3159]

Thank u so much

[@muchit3629]

He is over 80, let that sink in. I am amazed by his photographic memory, names, dates , places etc. And above all no mention of any formal education. That just shows us as important as formal education is, some people are born naturally intelligent. Imagine how much talent is wasted in many countries when formal qualifications are a prerequisite to get a job or become a politician etc. I would take this man to be on my team any day of the week.

[@nicebahula5315]

I am so hooked and finished listening the whole story, and still want to hear more. Very interesting story from original source.

[@farooqserkoz3159]

Part 2 coming up this Sunday

[@nicebahula5315]

@@farooqserkoz3159 will gladly keep on waiting 🙏, Thanks for uploading this interesting piece

[@maudnxumalo9560]

From South Africa what a wonderful life you have lived and continue to live.

[@sheilahpowers472]

Asalaam aleikum Mr FAROQ we appreciate de work u do tnx 4always bring anthetic content respect 🙏🙏tusimbude de truth uganda is de pearl v Africa 😍😂😂

[@shabayevshiabako1609]

A very interesting story!!!

[@pacpac-oh5gn]

Hahaha very smart person indeed nd very lifely man too. May God bless you sir. Amen!!. Iam a Nigerian watching 4rm Malta Island.

[@godknowsmise1403]

Thanks he knows history Zimbabwe wonderful 😊😊😊

[@Khaya911]

Thank you for a great interview, much love from South Africa. My brother the constant Advert at the bottom and top is kind of disturbing our focus. Yes now and then you can put it on but perhaps not constant. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@abiyatan]

Please and pleáse give us full interview... Am happy for this story... Please bring part 2 now

[@scoladinges5570]

Very intresting and funny gentleman man. Thank u.

[@nombozojustine4974]

Wow it's so fantastic show 🙏🙏🙏🙏Mr farooq really thxs so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@peterurayai5024]

Thank you for sharing your story Mr Mazowe

[@cliffymusungo]

Quite interesting story with good narration too....

[@rosekakuru1438]

Wow Farouk these are words of wisdom from this Elder. Cant wait for part 2.

[@lubeganationofficial546]

I'm so proud of you my grandfather thank you for raising me and for everything you've done for me if my mother was still alive your daughter she would have been so proud of you Grandpa🙏

[@foxbat473]

You should pay us a visit

[@muchit3629]

Your grandfather is very smart. Remembers everything. Looks much younger than his age. And as a fellow Zimbabwean and most importantly African so happy to hear his story and how well he and his bandmates represented Zimbabwe

[@lubeganationofficial546]

@@muchit3629 amen glory to God I greet you in the name of Jesus

[@janewerikhe9528]

So he is your grandfather? Do you ever visit Zimbabwe?

[@PaulMulenga-t7p]

Very knowledgeable man of Africa, watching from Ndola Zambia copper belt.

[@SeventySevenTimesSeventySeven]

Those white South African people who walked out were working at Kilembe which is also a copper and iron mine in Western Uganda.

[@apolokabali6718]

Iam impressed,he speaks fluent luganda.

[@idiamin4015]

Nice guy much respect to bro from my mum of Zimbabwe

[@stephenmkwera4720]

We need part 2 of this good content

[@Janekwagala2]

Am proud to be a ugandan 👏👏👏

[@nhlanhlanene4847]

I am watching keenly from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@tichaonamazuru215]

Farouk...Give us his music titles and we download..u r not responding..am in Harare

[@jeffselection9953]

God bless my mother land the pearl of Africa,UGANDA

[@deedanielson5482]

He came a long way. So, nice and interesting journey.

[@kenusodhiambo7714]

bring more story tellers, I really love this one

[@farooqserkoz3159]

Thank u

[@wellingtonmanyumwa4818]

I am Zimbabwean and i love the show.

[@abrahamlwangadumba1971]

This is a nice story. Thanks brother.

[@SeventySevenTimesSeventySeven]

Very good interview. Bring back this grandfather of ours to speak some more and probably upload his song catalog in a place we could listen like SoundCloud. He has a lot of historical knowledge, please bring him back.

[@liskay4553]

IT IS GREAT TO LEARN THAT A ZIMBABWEAN WAS AND STILL VERY HAPPY IN UGANDA. CAN ZIMBABWEAN AUTHORITY LEARN SOMETHING ABOUT MAZOWE'S EXPERIENCE IN UGANDA! SO THAT THEY STOP CALLING OTHER AFRICANS OR HUMAN BEINGS IN ZIMBABWE "ALLIENS".

[@daisypaul]

WOW I’m Malawian from Ngabu in Chikwawa,this is a calling.There are so many of these generation of golden oldies of black Africans to do the oldest tradition of narating events of actual history.Please keep digging.Totoday people in the west still belief that Idi was a cannibal its BS.Its only people like Mazowe who can confront this head on again 🙏

[@beaullahdube7741]

Hallo am looking for my relatives in Chief Ngabu village

[@wilcoxdaniel9825]

Man has a memory 70 years on and he's as clear as day.

[@phillipsimbeye-py4wu]

Watching from University of Malawi 🇲🇼 in Malawi..🎉

[@Yasinsalam192]

Faruk continue with that calmness it's your asset.

[@elijahkkundwe9818]

I have just heard of a Police Barracks called Zambia in Uganda.Very interesting, Am a Zambian 🇿🇲 and I would love to know how it was named

[@lameckraymondkiyimba8655]

undoubtedly one of the best interview i landed on this channel, kudos to Farouk

[@NkosinathiNdlovu-f5t]

I'm watching from mzansi south Africa 17 December 2024❤

[@rinahkayz9508]

Farooq papa thanks for the awesome programmes ever, ur such a good content creator historically, geographically nd Biologically,respect my dia brother nd thanks for hosting him..May the almighty Allah be with you forever n bless the work of ur hands 🙏we appreciate.

[@monicazvidza140]

Well narrated story. The whites and coloreds were treated well in Rhodesia

[@dansonko]

What an awesome interview! Why does it end so abruptly though? Was there a part 2 to it? I would love to listen/watch the rest of it

[@babirueperusi3893]

Hi faruku thanks for the good 👍🏼work 💪

[@barikiringo6311]

I'd once a bad experience in Zimbabwe on my first time visit, i went to Zimbabwe immigration office to ask for a permit to settle there as i saw alot of opportunities, once i arrived there the lady in the reception was great as she directed me to the residents permit office , i went there and give the guy my passport and asked him more information on how settle there and start the business , But what he asks me was why you left your country and decide to come here? Why not in your country? I'd respond all his questions politely but he was very rude with his communication skills 🙄 and wasn't interested to welcome a fellow black Africans from Tanzania. He told me i should invest first in my country, i was so disappointed abouts all his information and starts to prepare to left the country 😅 back to Tanzania 🇹🇿 and continue pushing the life but honestly the House of stone has many more opportunities if you looking for business opportunities

[@derrickf2]

Nice kaboozi! Thank you mzee

[@Edith2776]

I won't lie, Farooq you're so smart I dedicate this video to all people who talks evil tings about Uganda the Pearl of Africa.Pliz u still have tym to repent.

[@farooqserkoz3159]

Thank u

[@SeventySevenTimesSeventySeven]

Fellow Africans appreciate Uganda more than native Ugandans!! Yes. They must repent, me included.

[@eastafricanist9156]

Very interesting story. He's fluent in Luganda.

[@ClemenceMujangu]

That was nice and still nice baba dzokai kumba

[@blackhibiscus1876]

This grandpa had a good life. Boundless life. Yet we sit here and work our bones off. His life is fuller.

[@justinejjingo6579]

Wow great interview Farouk okikubye. thanks

[@eltonmunyama2518]

Great mind, he will never miss anything about his long journey in life.

[@paulmulenga8742]

Lots of love from Zambia

[@louismzobe3073]

Much respect for you Sir, You made a life for yourself away from the family dynasty♥️

[@sandranamuyomba9983]

Thank you so much Farouq for hosting Mzee , Patiently waiting for part two

[@irenekajumba3763]

Interesting story from our papa