He Is Surviving On Two Jobs In Zimbabwe 😳

After many years in the diaspora and starting to think of retirement back home ,we ,(my wife and I) started to brainstorm different ideas.
We settled on free range organic chicken farming! 🥚🐣🐓😍. We will also grow organic vegetables.
We have lived in the United Kingdom for just over 20 years with our five children who were all home educated.
While living in the U.K we became very aware of food standards because food was not the same as what we had left behind.
Very early on we started buying organic food and wild fish. We would like to continue on this path of healthy eating and growing our own food.
The chickens will be pasture raised. We are implementing a permaculture farming method.
We will also be using the regenerative agriculture approach to help the soils get all the necessary nutrients.
We bought the land which had lots of gum trees which took a lot of nutrients out of the soil. We need to add these back using the regenerative agriculture approach.
We will use this platform to share information we learn along the way.
There was a pond on the farm which has dried out but we need to revive it as part of permaculture farming.
What is regenerative agriculture?
Soil health and the regeneration of topsoil (the surface layer of soil) are the main priorities of regenerative agriculture. Going well beyond organic farming, regenerative agriculture is a system of agricultural practices and principles that increases ecosystem health, improving nutrients in foods, which almost become a by-product of the planet’s restoration. Soil Heroes
What is permaculture?
It involves taking care of the earth and working with it. We will be using systems like rain capture and solar systems. Trying to be off grid as much as possible.

[@ProfessorMaramwidze]

Great attitude and mindset makes life enjoyable, it is a universal law. Resistance yakafanana nekutsamwa. Zvine labour akomana 😅😅😅 Nice one brother avo

[@sitekrafter]

I agree. I like it when young people are positive and working hard to make it. At least they are not stealing from anyone.

[@tanyaradzwamanhombo3396]

It would be interesting whether this person's full time job allows them to have a second job. Something many people often overlook when in full time employment is that you are either allowed to have a second job with permission from employer or you are not allowed to have a second job. So most people on full time employment in Zimbabwe are not legally allowed to ngwavha or have second jobs like what goes on in diaspora.

[@ephraimdongo6613]

Kuno SA toshandisa Bolt, Uber neIndrive

[@ronaldmangwiro9522]

I love the guy's optimistic perspective. Great content

[@ruwaorganic]

I appreciate that!

[@this_is_nyeleti]

As a female- my experience was bad in Zimbabwe. Tried getting a job and the men in power almost took my innocence. I applaud women in business in Zimbabwe who are managing it clean because even the time I was ‘ngwavharing’, the best clients I would get were men (I sold smart tech stuff) and once I go meet them, they started asking for sex and sending nasty messages. Nothing positive, I couldn’t keep up.

[@ruwaorganic]

Its very unfortunate that women have to go through this in this world. This practice is in many work places including hollywood and the music industry. I also fear for my daughter.

[@NitaZeng]

@@this_is_nyeleti I get you. It's a shame indeed what some men.do to people in Zim..For me I am building my house there but I was shocked that even the Council Engineers wants to benefit something from a woman who is building a house for herself. Ndakatengeswa maSimbi neanga asingaenderane neplan yangu coz this guy aitoda kunditengesa nezvake. I knew about it ndazotenga to a different company not from him. I lost trust in Zimbabwean Men who wants to take advantage of women instead of supporting them in healthy ways. I feel safer in Australia than there varume vakubira vakadzi. But keep trying and stick to your values.

[@ProfessorMaramwidze]

@@this_is_nyeleti it is everywhere my baby Crocodiles are everywhere kungoti kumwe Ari wilder than kumwe

[@tanyaradzwamanhombo3396]

Sexual harassment in Zimbabwe is a pandemic. It's a topic which is not frequently discussed but ma1.

[@sedzesanimathavha9939]

Sorry for your bad experience

[@elvisndlovu1232]

Great content indeed, please rambai makatsika you are doing well guys, you are really teaching us kuti something good is really happening there

[@ronaldmangwiro9522]

Generally Zimbabweans have grown to be negative, sad😢

[@simba8665]

How could they not

[@sirjusticemarumisa4758]

Boss I've been listening to your inspirational videos on all sought of issues specially when it comes to money. But I think you lost the plot in he airing out how someone benefited from a fraudulent I activity. I don't know how much you know about E Creator but it was a pyramid scheme where people have lost their life savings and I had to listen to a young man posting about being one of the few beneficiaries of that. I am a young man from the lower region of the country and it really bothersbto hear of how people from the capital are doing such corrupt things to get ahead.

[@petermatapo3330]

Second

[@ashlinempofu]

This guy has a mindset of a true champion, sando!

[@simontakundanjanji514]

Interesting conversation l prefer forex trading even if there ar too many people trading it deos not matter.

[@sheyiteluwo2775]

FIRST

[@tinashenyangari282]

How is the community running bro?

[@sitekrafter]

The community is running ok, I will be adding exclusive videos on marketing soon.

[@tinashenyangari282]

@sitekrafter subscribed but I haven't managed to view it again , do u mind sharing the link

[@phil1014]

I like this young man's positive attitude. Zimbabwe is a tough place to find work and do business. However it is not an impossible place to succeed. Realising that it's an adverse environment, you have to exert yourself accordingly.

[@ruwaorganic]

I agree 😅

[@glowhidesfinds]

using someone 's else name to buy a car to avoid duty. isnt that fraud? 😂😂

[@tanyaradzwamanhombo3396]

I agree, I don't think it's positive to promote and discuss illegal activities. It's not about just making money, it's about making money lawfully.

[@ruwaorganic]

Legally the car is not his.

[@ruwaorganic]

I didn’t think it was illegal because he is not the legal owner of the car. That’s how i understood it. Maybe I am wrong 😑

[@tanyaradzwamanhombo3396]

@@ruwaorganic it's not just the car, he talks about making money through an illegal pyramid scheme E-creator where thousands of people lost a lot of money. I'm happy he is trying to make ends meet like everyone else but I suggest your channel focuses on people involved in genuine business stories. I may be wrong but that is my own perspective.

[@thoesibanda7769]

​@@tanyaradzwamanhombo3396we also need to know both sides Light/Dark 😅now you know n be content with wat you have 🎉

[@ROGUE406]

Oooph...what a waste of time. Haana zvaari kutaura - i suspect kuti vafana vemadhiri pa airport ava...Gold Mafia guys who facilitate illegal passage of precious commodities

[@sitekrafter]

What made you suspect him? Why is it a waste of time? As for me I like listening to everyone is surprising what you learn. In another conversation today with a lady who was doing the same Uber thing, she left the UK bought 3 cars for InDrive, she told me that she was able to buy a house with this taxi thing in 4 years.

[@mrkata4599]

A lot of people overseas don't want to hear that someone is content in Zimbabwe, they want to be adored and admired for being in another country, but it's poverty...ur only supposed to leave your own country uri tourist.... stop hating on the boy

[@ROGUE406]

@mrkata4599 you might think so, but this guy didn't say much, except kutaura kuti he imported a car duty free using his mom who is a civil servant (which is illegal). Zve gig economy izvo is new in Zim but a well beaten path elsewhere, including SA. It's difficult to make money that way, that's the truth. Which is why it's a gig for foreigners mostly in many countries

[@ROGUE406]

@sitekrafter I hear you, but problem yedu is folks rarely tell u the full story. There is lots of illegal stuff going on in Zim. Like this guy - he mentioned something illegal that he did 🤣

[@ruwaorganic]

@@ROGUE406 It's hard for someone to tell you a full story in a short time. Even in my videos you will find some conflicting information because I could have left out something. For the story to make sense, it would have to be a dialoge. But anyway, I found this guy interesteing because I have young brothers who refuse to work on the basis of Zimbabwe yakaoma. You will be surprised how many zimbos lie that they are looking for work just to get benefits. I am on team work hard to make a living.

[@broonkmubvinzi6066]

He can’t even explain what he does a for living. He has to work/hustle 16 jobs to make ends meet and you say that’s positive,nxa 🤦🏾‍♂️.

[@ruwaorganic]

16 jobs? His attitude is positive.

[@sitekrafter]

@@NitaZengDo you know that I am an entrepreneur? Your long response is based on an assumption. I actually advocate for business than employment. In regards to responses, people have a different perspective on life and it can never be the same as yours due to people growing in different environments and having different opportunities. I can have very different opinions to you you and that’s ok. There should be nothing to feel sorry about.

[@ruwaorganic]

@@NitaZeng I agree with what you are saying, I dont know where you are getting this I have an employee mindset from my comment 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@NitaZeng]

@@sitekrafter I think my comment went to a wrong section, I was responding to a person who said he did not see anything positive about what the guy was saying. Sorry

[@NitaZeng]

@@broonkmubvinzi6066 What else can we call positive? He has a winning attitude and not someone stuck on complaining without doing anything