How They Left Diaspora to Stay Deep in The Rural Areas of Zambia

[@mimibuckingham8088]

UK is lots of hard work ; we are existing not living life: we are here for electricity and better roads Chete

[@billtev9846]

…..and Covid shots.

[@pfungwajvmarume1654]

@@billtev9846😂😂😂 ko pound

[@fungaimagumise4360]

Izvozvo ndizvo zvisingadiwe nevanhu but ndicho chokwadi hama...life yacho makwikwi

[@vinceshons1960]

Its artificial life yatikurarama mu uk

[@percysjohnsonmwapemukubwe.3705]

Handei ti dzokere kumusha

[@kelvinbirioti]

Hie Guys thank you so much for Liking my Videos and Commenting. It Really means Alot 😊

[@brightnessmotivation]

Wow This video i beg should be continued.

[@darchizman]

So much wisdom from this old man. I love it. LET'S STOP CHASING SHADOWS

[@Babagabriel007]

Bravoo superb hama l luv your work K.B,Africans let's go back to our culture our roots 🎉❤❤ Ubuntu ❤❤

[@mariamserunkuma9055]

The man is learned. Keep up bringing such souls with Ubuntu. Thanks

[@josephmwinzi2217]

Kelvin thank you so much for featuring these couples. I am based in Kuwait but originally I come from Kenya. I am crazy follower of your KZbin channel. I have been watching this lady in another KZbin channel doing permaculture farming practices. please I would like to help me if I can get a plan for building that spiral like house for conducting my training to the community. Kindly help me . Thank you once again for sharing to us this video.

[@kelvinbirioti]

I Appreciate u so much

[@Mashashulaforlife]

Hi. What's the name of their KZbin channel

[@josephmwinzi2217]

​@@MashashulaforlifeShe was featured by Greenspace Zambia KZbin channel.

[@josephmwinzi2217]

@@Mashashulaforlife Greenspace Zambia

[@floet3498]

These people are right about doctors. I was once asked what l was taking since l was recovering quickly, when l told the doctor he was like "ok don't share such information". I was shocked.

[@leroynyabeze6824]

Uuhm what were you taking

[@percysjohnsonmwapemukubwe.3705]

He is 100 percent correct Africa is indeed the richest continent.

[@MouthwateringBudgetMeals]

Life in the diaspora is challenging for many Africans due to cultural disconnection, economic struggles, social isolation, and emotional stress. They face issues like racism, underemployment, homesickness, and high family expectations. Language barriers, legal challenges, and intergenerational conflicts also add to their difficulties. Despite these struggles, Africans in the diaspora demonstrate resilience, contribute to their host communities

[@NitaZeng]

High family expectations is worse among all other challenges. I wish those left behind knew.

[@MouthwateringBudgetMeals]

@NitaZeng expectations and entitlement is a problem among african people

[@denismukosi8192]

Thank so much brother for your informative videos,, learning is taking place

[@ROSEMARYHWATA]

Thank you so much for the video, it's high time people consider relocating back to the rural reason where they grew up or develop their rural areas be it people in the diaspora or local people.

[@DitchTheOfficeCube]

Thanks for this video and many others, we appreciate your content. The West is indeed like a “dog chasing its tail!”. Most people like myself still stay here due to the many conveniences so we think. It’s very hard to detangle oneself from the “STSTEM” once you live here for many years. My family uses a portion of our backyard to grow organic vegetables for hobby and as an “organic plants growing lab” to perfect our skills for the great return 😝❤. Even maintaining an organic garden cost big money in the USA. The good soil you must purchase in bags or truck loads; the organic seeds cost us a pretty penny, neem oil for pest control, high water bills to irrigate the crops. Sometimes it might seem like not worth it but we still keep growing to avoid buying everything from the grocery stores only to poison ☠️ ourselves with cancer ♋️. You can eat clean foods in Africa and for free if you put in the work to grow what you consume, but laziness is starving the next generation of Africans importing all kinds of foods throwing away cash while importing cancer into our countries. The recent spike in the use of synthetic fertilizers is of great concern.

[@Cmupereki]

Thank you promoting offgrid life ,we grew up with it tikatokura now we need to go back

[@Rose-gw8ek]

Such an inspiring couple. Thank you

[@abishatreesart9823]

This is eye open brother thanks for your content teachs a lot

[@zibusisondiweni6166]

Well said and this men has so much information.Much appreciated and thanks Kelvin for such an amazing work❤keep going

[@justusmochoge6577]

Good job Kelvin it’s always good watching from your channel, greetings from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@minahmuchinjiki9103]

Very inspiring let's eat our cultural food

[@pridesunscripted]

❤❤❤❤I might be late but will definitely definitely show up for a KB video

[@kuyahkudey3217]

Well said about the African mindset! This is also true about our people everywhere you finds us in the Caribbean, Polynesia, Micronesia and Melanesia.

[@kelvinbirioti]

U Have said it well

[@tysonmcgee6518]

This is such a powerful and insightful video filled with rich knowledge and history about Africa’s colonization and the systematic obliteration of its people. One remarkable takeaway is the shared history and struggles of Zambia and Zimbabwe, particularly during the Rhodesia and Nyasaland era. The British colonial agenda of forcing people to the Zambian side while claiming Zimbabwe as their own land underlines the deeply rooted colonial divide-and-conquer strategy. What stands out even more is the significance of the name Mugove. As beautifully explained, in Zambian it means “gift,” while in Shona, the Zimbabwean language, it means “reward,” “inheritance,” or “portion.” Both interpretations carry deep, positive meanings of blessings and shared heritage. This is proof of the unity among us as African people, transcending the artificial borders created by colonizers. The reality is that we are one people-sharing the same land, history, and blood. Across the continent, 70% of us speak similar languages with overlapping meanings, showing that our connections run far deeper than divisions. These borders are indeed fake, and as Vana vevhu (children of the soil), we must embrace our unity and stand together. Thank you, Kelvin and VaMugove, for this enlightening and inspiring work. This is exactly the kind of knowledge and storytelling we need to reconnect and reclaim our identity as Africans. I hope to hear more about Zambia’s story and its connection with the rest of Africa. Together, we are stronger.

[@BissaTribe]

I'm in Zambia now and yes Zambia is peaceful beautiful and a place called the hidden jewel because most don't know a lot about Zambia

[@arreysimakando6281]

Wow.... this is so inspiring 🎉🎉

[@fredrickncube4528]

Great content Kevin. Food is killing us

[@willardmurinda3430]

I like your content this is superb continue keep up this good work Kelvin

[@elmanvenson9673]

She has hit the jackpot.

[@charlenesakala1732]

When our our children learn to listen to the wise is only then will they succeed

[@priscillanyathi9705]

Well done Annie 👏 😊

[@fitzroydacres1578]

The African Skys do it for me. ❤

[@TariroMachokoto]

Good job my dearest bro ❤.. Fambaaa mwana wamai 👏👏

[@kelvinbirioti]

I Appreciate u Sis

[@UntieBeauty]

I am saw happy for the truth in you lady, it's just the name..not only the name, but the price of the flight.

[@UntieBeauty]

I am a zimbo, I also grew up with extend family. My uncle, Aunt, sister and brother.

[@UntieBeauty]

Thank you sir, for fulling my word's, I said it too, the pharmacy add chemical s, to make more profit.

[@fungaimagumise4360]

26:46 of proper uncle wisdom proudly brought to you by ba Bukayo..

[@ceejambs]

Ummm pa *urine* apo mugarden haaa hazvibude 😂

[@emmanuelchirwa2804]

Great content 🎉🎉🎉. Organic food is the way to go

[@kelvinbirioti]

Thank you

[@DetravelingFotografa]

This is a great learning class for me and will share it

[@JulietMatare]

Traditional food for me,hie mrKB

[@lweendohamuyuni8051]

Birioti the conversation on african names is beautiful. I believe that too. Better I name my child a name from cote d'vore than an English name I can't even relate to.

[@kelvinbirioti]

🙂😊😊😊

[@simendanamakando768]

Lweendo, names have spirits connected to ancestors through a shrine. What if the name from Ivory Coast was from a very strong shrine that does battle with yours? Names are big altars & your own name is spiritually linked to the first 'Lweendo' ever of your ancestry & to his/her spirits!

[@kelvinbirioti]

So giving your child a name Lloyd , William , is Ok but an african attracts evil spirits ?

[@gracemadzivanyika4490]

Good question ​@@kelvinbirioti

[@impartialvoice1080]

​@kelvinbirioti The best is finding an African name with a good meaning and background ,not just give a name because it's your ancestors name.

[@robinfisher2103]

This Sekuru is 100% right about the poisonous GM food. We'll be dead and he will live a long life.

[@UntieBeauty]

I also went to a Catholic boarding school, where I was baptized and choose a name..

[@LeeroyWambe]

Good job my brother

[@kelvinbirioti]

I Appreciate u so much

[@charliegee5187]

That Uncle should be a life professor full of knowledge and Ubuntu l bet you he is a Zimbabwean Decent..... 😅

[@percysjohnsonmwapemukubwe.3705]

I used to eat millet pup and porriage in the village where i grew up in Mkushi..Zambia.

[@Tsungai-hg9rr]

Rural areas is the way to go! True, the health industry is abt making money

[@geshomMoyo]

So much interest with this people.

[@UntieBeauty]

This is were I first saw the, mbaura stove in the 80s.

[@muksfergus]

Good work bro 😂😂

[@dorismalama-jf1tn]

Thank you for sharing. Where are you found.

[@lucksonzefeniya3987]

Good job

[@kapeshagrace3722]

Organic food is the way to go

[@geraldsaratiel4128]

Very true

[@BlessingGwatinyanya-i5t]

We have to go back to our roots WOW

[@percysjohnsonmwapemukubwe.3705]

am impressed with the toilet.

[@esnartliboma4062]

Sadza re mhunga iro kevin.

[@billtev9846]

It’s called Zambezi mud.

[@chamunorwachibanguza7902]

I can see their land is fertile red soil 🇿🇼🇿🇼

[@naomiothnielnyamayedenga9302]

Talk about the truth

[@TrRb-bk7kn]

I WISH MANY ZAMBIANS CAN SEE THIS CAUSE THE ZAMBIAN FARMERS ARE ABUSING TOO MUCH AGRICULTURE ONLY TO GAIN MORE BAGS TO SELL TO DEPOT IN RURALS

[@kentoskentos8428]

Good video.

[@kelvinbirioti]

Thank you

[@UntieBeauty]

The rich people search money, and they're not happy, but they still die early before their time.

[@simendanamakando768]

Kelvin, names are altars connected to shrines and bear spirits, so if you give your son an Ethiopian name you will attract Ethiopian spirits of that shrine which will be alien to yours & might battle with your family's spirits for dominance . . .this is the same for biblical names e. g. names adopted by African prophets as they abandon their own father's names. Africans are in the habit of adopting alien names whose impact upon their shrines & spirits can be destructive. Martiage is also a blend of spirits. What would a member of that family do if they went abroad for three days? Carry their own food? There must be a spiritual answer & solution to this!

[@kelvinbirioti]

You should say this to those Giving their Kids American names.

[@simendanamakando768]

Is Kelvin a zim name?

[@kelvinbirioti]

@@simendanamakando768 no

[@simendanamakando768]

Thank you!

[@Blancoguey]

Can someone make me a gofundme for the us citizenship RENUNCIATION FEE please

[@jacobdikorisuk726]

Ask them!!! You make me laugh as it is the through that chasing our shadows or like dogs chasing their tails. Few are living but many a silently lamenting.

[@agnessphiri5036]

Both❤❤😂😂😂

[@UntieBeauty]

You were chasing wind in the UK, eating hand to mouth. Yes I grew up playing with that seed making soap..

[@BlessingGwatinyanya-i5t]

❤

[@GireMbowa]

❤💪🏿

[@auntygogo9810]

The new content is great keep up the great work we are trully inspired. Very soon l will invite you to my project.

[@vinceshons1960]

I will never put glyphosate in my farm again

[@EdleenMatonhodze]

Kindly show the place in your videos not just conversations these should come after showcasing the whole place . Just a gentle advice otherwise your videos are becoming just academic chats just thought of helping you ❤

[@Nicolursndou]

Name your child your tribe name conquer your language Kelvin

[@afro5380]

your flog is so choppy

[@godfreynkandela8873]

Why you so biased bro? So far all the people you visited/interviewed are actually not Zambian. But Zimbabweans living in Zambia. including the two white farm guys you visited. It pains me cos i thought being in Zambia , you would want your viewers to see things from a Zambia and not a person that just moved here from Zimbabwe. Your agenda is gonna scare alot of Countries not to entertain you cos they ll now know what you really are in search for.

[@kelvinbirioti]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this is fun

[@HldaMulonda]

Uuumm is Zed Farmer a Zimbabwean! The Mkushi Supervisor at a big farm he too is Zimbabwean!

[@NitaZeng]

​@@kelvinbiriotiYou don't reply to comments like these. You pretend as if there was no comment. Never Kevin

[@NitaZeng]

I wish you knew that we have many Zambian Zimbabweans in Zimbabwe. We embraced them and now hold Zimbabwean Citizenship. We are the same people what's wrong? Their Children do not know Zambia as home but Zimbabwe. Same applies to Malawi. Let's stick together

[@AliMussa-v1n]

Organic food is the way to go