Living in rural Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

[@easternkimba2753]

Would be great to see a vlog of your property & lifestyle Cheers

[@JesinaMubaiwa]

I moved to rural zim in 2008. Love it❤❤❤❤. Classism is real and I too hate it. 🎉

[@kudzienicolle]

Wow...from 2008! That's great. Good to hear you're still loving it🙂

[@ivymutambanengwe2136]

Love it! I wasn't expecting this. Shows everything was well thought out. Rural life is absolute bliss. Enjoy! I remember a nay-sayer talking about how you would use up all your savings etc, now with rural life you live a life that is cost-effective, with very low monthly expenses. I love it for you guys.

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you🙏🏽🙏🏽 rural life is under estimated

[@masindinetshilema7727]

“Free range kids” 😂 Love it. Would be nice to see around your yard

[@kudzienicolle]

Yes😅

[@lovingnaturewithruth]

Thank you for sharing your journey. As someone who grew up in a small town in Zimbabwe (Bindura), I found living in Harare as an adult to really show classism. If you don't have a car, sofa, or appliance in your house, people look down on you. Although it shouldn't matter, as people are going through different journeys and have different budgets, I find it difficult that people are not diverse in this way of thinking.

[@kudzienicolle]

I totally agree with you👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽more diversity of thought is needed

[@murielmunyavi6606]

Loving this series. May you please do an outside tour. I totally agree fresh air in the rural. Love it.

[@kudzienicolle]

I might show bits and pieces🙂

[@tinevimboleannempani7757]

Thank you Kudzie for sharing on the living in rural. I have noticed a lot of people are developing in rural it's quite environment and not expensive

[@kudzienicolle]

Yes, the rural environment is very good🙂

[@eenee10]

I’m a South African living abroad. Hoping to move back to my country someday. I’ve been enjoying this series on the transition from Australia to Zimbabwe. Thanks for sharing your journey with us. 😊

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙂 wishing all the best on your plans to move back 🙏🏽

[@MunhuWamwari-d2u]

Life yedu yekumusha just need an upgrade,put solar,drill a borehore,Isa JoJo,tank build a good house have fumayepaimba ie huku mombe,farm I realised Kuti tinotsvaka mabasa to upgrade our living standards but taakunoretire find paunoita production

[@kudzienicolle]

Very true👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@sandievlogs1]

I was raised in the rural areas and looking back that was the happiest years of my life.

[@kudzienicolle]

You are so lucky to have had that experience as a child 🙂

[@johnsonkitchens685]

This is classic 👌, no words to argue, everything is 100 % ❤,paunotanga kukura unoona kuti aikazve mu town hamuna basa zvekudaro,u need space to breathe, uchimuona twu mbudzi,huku and so on

[@kudzienicolle]

So true 💯

[@rainycity6918]

It makes sense for someone who has spent 17 years living abroad, gained Australian citizenship, pursued education, built solid work experience, made real estate investments, and established a nice home in Zimbabwe to make this move Zimbos will always have something to say-if you’re leaving for the first time, they’ll say, “Life in the UK or Australia isn’t great.” And if you decide to come back, they’ll say, “Life in Zim isn’t great either munhu haungamugoni

[@kudzienicolle]

You can't win😅

[@tauraichitsiga2744]

I share the same thinking, already setup my rural home, haven't moved but i like the quietness there everytime i go.

[@kudzienicolle]

The quietness is magical 😌

[@tafadzwamapfumo7927]

Nice video..one thing I would like to distinguish about living in rural Zim is distance from a major city.Its ideal to live in rurals that are an hours drive from the city if you live somewhere remote you can have a mental breakdown

[@kudzienicolle]

Yes, being close to a city is convenient

[@addedchannel696]

lol

[@TinsosAfricanExcursion]

Wonderful art hey.. you inspiring some of us really, moving home is the only way to guaranteed peace of mind

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽 There's no place like home

[@titotawanda]

Thank you for sharing your honest opinion. Zimbabweans its our problem. The system doesn't matter urikupi kuda kuganzirana soo with material things.im glad you are not moved by that and continue to live your life and the family.

[@kudzienicolle]

It's our problem indeed...we can better in terms of that

[@addedchannel696]

aww , was hoping to see the house or the area or something sis , a picture is worth a thousand words , looking forward to more vlogs , day in the life style ...?

[@kudzienicolle]

I will post some vlogs and maybe pics too🙂

[@ruemusoni7486]

Yes and which rural town did you move to?

[@addedchannel696]

@ amazing ! I'm here for it !

[@maumburudzeceejay9342]

Awesome stuff,that’s my dream as I wind down my time here in Dallas,I’m glad we are building own in Rusape.

[@thomsenmabvundwe3887]

In Dallas too, building and hoping to retire in rural Zim pretty soon.

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙂 all the best on your plans to move back and the house🙏🏽

[@Her_Self..]

Spot on about classism my gosh. You exeperience it at schools. Kids cld all be at a private xul but u can see clearly how divided it is. Its insane.

[@kudzienicolle]

It's wild😥

[@amandamangena3170]

I have never lived in rural area but when i go back to Zim that is where i enjoy and i am looking to move back Zim

[@kudzienicolle]

Rural feels good 😌

[@kingslj]

Good on you & wise choice! I think most of us who are living in Australian or Western cities now have a desire to live in rural areas where we’re to enjoy much freedom of enjoying nature & eating much more fresh foods

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽 The nature is so beautiful here

[@shebachitima3587]

My self l believe that you only leave once stay were you are comfortable in life weather Zim or abroad don't let anyone judge you its your life

[@kudzienicolle]

💯👏🏽👏🏽

[@mirandabonde50]

i envy you. we moved to the diaspora late shuwa I could have been retiring now😭😭. Now we are just starting

[@kudzienicolle]

It's never too late🙂 you can always catch up and achieve your dream 🙏🏽

[@Hartel596]

I am inspired. Well done Kudzi. Will be taking notes. Hugs hugs

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽 🙏🏽

[@MunhuWamwari-d2u]

Hapana chakaipa home is best You did the best choice Do income generating projects ie chicken,tomatoes,cabbages etc You have a lot of things to do ,am in SA also building a home Kuma plots.its happening here in a mining town called Postmasburg in SA varungu vanogara kumapurazi just come shopping Ku town vachiita production ikoko Musanyeperwa land is life VIVA Mugabe Ne land issue You can do at a very reasonable scale zvekuti you get what you need at home

[@kudzienicolle]

Yes, I think people are starting to appreciate the beauty of rural living 🙂

[@ruramisaimashingaidze2817]

Can totally agree, never favoured the city. Born and bred on a farm and when I always think of having my own house. I always think of just going to the rural area and visit the city when need arises

[@kudzienicolle]

Must have nice to be born and bred on a farm🙂

[@janemaposa3801]

I was kumusha 2 weeks ago kwa Sekuru ummm they have everything, borehole, solar,gas,toilets and bathrooms kunge mu town,eggs,huku,mbudzi,garden, Orchids. My children actually enjoyed kumusha.Vagere kumusha to be honest manheru all neighbourhood lights everywhere kupfuura town..Thats my observations..Take care and enjoy dear..❤Best decision ever🎉

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 😊 and yes, I find kids have more fun kumusha

[@andrewm2304]

I lived and worked in Cape Town, London, New York, Toronto, Sydney & now Melbourne (10 years). Relocating to live in a city in Zim would be a huge lifestyle downgrade. It’s taken me living abroad to realise rural life is a pristine way of living. Great choice. I am from South Africa & have a rural property in a wildlife estate. My daughter visits 3-4 times a year & gets to see zebras, giraffes etc walking past our home. It’s also just way cheaper than living in Joburg/Cape Town. And the peace is worth it PS. Racism & classism are still huge problems in SA

[@kudzienicolle]

Yes, living abroad makes you realise a lot. You property sounds amazing 🤩

[@Mugoveandwife]

Spot on Kudzi You and us same same that’s why we are in the rural we can never be more satisfied ❤❤❤❤❤

[@kudzienicolle]

Rural is good 🙂

[@fortiechaw1058]

Thank you Kudzie This is another level I am truly inspired

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@ruvimbochiweshe]

I love the content, the stories and also how you value your privacy too. So important 🎉😇.

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@thenjiemancue2596]

Kudzi is me, l am Kudzi❤️.Live this and definitely our plan when we finally decide to relocate from Australia to Zim.we have already started building our retirement home and m loving it already when we go for holidays

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽 great to hear that you've already built your retirement home in Zim 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@thenjiemancue2596]

@ yes and your post makes me more excited. But still scared to relocate 😃. M sure it will take years to finally pack the bags. For now we love it as a holiday home

[@lulugirlxox]

This is so lovely, and inspiring as someone living in Diaspora and wanting to come back home. Can you also share how you’ll be sustaining yourself whilst back in Zim, I.e. how to make an income- will it be farming? And also how will the kids be educated in the village… are you thinking homeschooling or boarding? This would be really helpful information… thank you 😊

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you😊I will definitely share in the next videos 🙂

[@Itsyveetoyou]

This is getting interesting..you seem very happy and thats what’s important😊 Just very curious about other things though but it might be all personal to you though i cannot keep my mind from thinking of… What about the kids..education etc? Is it really something you believe they will embrace..for the long haul…? I think you mentioned how passionate you were about leaving Zim to get the “best” education for yourself..Will that really be the best for them?? Yes the grandparents will be so close which is great, but..don’t people leave “home” to sort out livelihoods and make the best out of that livelihoods for themselves? I am pretty sure this is why even parents bless their children to “go out there” and live life, make do and possibly even do better than they managed to in their lives. Of course keeping in touch with those roots the best way possible too. Then secondly..you do mention relations mostly from your side..which was your major drive in relocating close to them..what about your partner?? Sorry its too long😅 I am just…honestly wondering..especially where kids are concerned..education-wise and progession etc😊

[@kudzienicolle]

Interesting questions🙂 I plan to address them in future videos. I agree with you that people leave home mostly for better livelihoods and situations arise when people are happy with what they have achieved and move back🙂

[@kudzienicolle]

Oh...and I never said the relatives are on my side🙂

[@MunhuWamwari-d2u]

@@Itsyveetoyou Akaita zvakanaka to move with time we go to school to get good jobs then pakuzoita retired haungagari Ku Borrodale coz you have that house your life become too inactive kanawaakumuka buying eggs,vegetables simple things we can plant,harvest and probably sell to the market.kids can go to Hre they need that but as we all get to retire we need to settle were we can find what we want to do

[@she_her23]

Literally all the questions and concerns I had.

[@NitaZeng]

I feel like she did a good job. Let us be really honest, people are just going by but not really happy raising kids here. There are more reasons which can affect children here for the worse than in Zimbabwe. Her kids will be mentally more healthy than those growing up here. As for education, Zimbabwean education is still good education that's why we all came here and we are managing Western working environments. It's not a big deal. If we are to be honest, we are more resilient than our children growing up here so her kids will be at an advantage. Again rural life makes children more grounded and creative. For white people real rich people live Kuma outskirts, on small plots or farms far away from noise. Psychologically, she has done well for the kids mentally. And when when the mind is right, the physical gets right. Adding the spiritual nothing will be impossible. It's the same mentality with people who say I won't go and retire back home because of healthy System. Kana wakurwara wakurwara and there are circumstances that make you sick here. Why not go back after creating your healthy environment then you can live with dignity. Everyone knows people grow old more healthier in rural areas than in cities worse in Western Countries where everyone gets confused in old age

[@brendagandawa211]

I feel like going back now!

[@kudzienicolle]

😊 hopefully you can

[@jsphcle]

Hi Kudzie, I’m excited about this chapter in your life 😊. Can you also share some tips with some of us in the diaspora on how we can also build back in our rurals 😊🙏.

[@kudzienicolle]

Yes, I will share as much as I can🙂

[@simbamaranda4942]

You are my person. Am for the rural life, it is the best life and feeling ever. Love it, tirikutevera matsimba enyu home is best👌👌

[@kudzienicolle]

😊🙏🏽yes, home is best!

[@linaangeline7370]

On 2nd thought, i genuinely think, this really works out, if you get on with your relations, kana muchinyatsowirirana zvinobuda. Well done to you

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽 they are really good people and I'm grateful for that

[@linaangeline7370]

Oh bless you, wishing you all the best ​@@kudzienicolle

[@noriyamc3745]

Very true, there is no social pressure in the rural area, i love that feeling and thats hiw i want to live when i return back home, no classism, just real people.living normal simple lives

[@kudzienicolle]

Yes😌

[@Evangelista-et4ui]

You go gurl🎉

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 😊

[@TaiwoOmotosho-m9v]

The wall picture is beautiful. Do you have access to Healthcare Services in rural areas?

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 😊 Yes, we have access to health services, we're not too far from the city

[@beautyadaarewa]

To to talk about class, it's a carry over thing from the colonial. It's start from the area, and the house prices, and school s. The class thing shall never change. I am here in Belguim, it's very difficult for me to mix, with less privilege. It's the way I am raised up class.

[@jacquelinebinya7955]

Loved the vid, pls share your makeup routine for us girlies echoing what others have requested may we pls have a house and yard tour.

[@kudzienicolle]

Will try do a make-up routine 🙂

[@synthiadzamwaraka6578]

Wow nice,i would love for you to give us s tour of your home stead❤

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@christinakombora1516]

I'm inspired to go this route as well...

[@kudzienicolle]

All the best to you🙏🏽

[@innocenciajack2312]

I'm very impressed, watching from South Africa Johannesburg I'm a Zimbabwean leaving and working in South Africa, I build a 9 bedroom in, Zimbabwe, I'm selling the house and I need to relocate in the village, I love you ❤❤❤

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you🙂 all the best with the sale of your house🙏🏽

[@maidei07]

Talking of classism, I was at a Food Lovers in Greendale and after shopping and paying for my groceries, they owed me change which they usually give you useless things in lieu of. So I asked the till person to give me maheu. The way this worker told me they did not sell maheu, I was just floored. It was like how dare you come here and ask for something as despicable as maheu. I was sooo annoyed I could not find the words. Its one thing for the owners to feel they are too good to carry maheu but amushandi please tipeiwo ma serious 😢

[@kudzienicolle]

Goodness me🙆🏽‍♀️ and to think maheu is one of our traditional drinks😢

[@AnneJane304]

Hi Kudzie. It's great following your content. I share the same sentiments with you about rural living.

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽 so good to know more people are now open to rural living 🙂

[@DoubleA88]

Hey Kudzie amazing video and really enjoying the series as someone interested in moving back home…I have one question I haven’t seen addressed: what did you and your husband do about education and school for the kids?

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you🙂 You're right...I haven't addressed kid's schooling in a video yet and I will be doing a full video on that very soon and answering all questions

[@DoubleA88]

@ that would be amazing thank you. Prior to moving did you guys have a plan for health care? It would be a good to have a video that addresses questions that may not need their own full video

[@kudzienicolle]

@DoubleA88 sure, I can add that in a video...I think I'll do a full q&a

[@natsk5843]

I liked what you had to say about class, it is so true. If you don't dress in a certain way, you just get bad service wherever you go. Please ZW people let us respect all people, we are all humans made in the image of God and each one of us deserves respect. Imago Dei.

[@kudzienicolle]

Well said👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@tdmanex]

Such an interesting lifestyle. Wish my wife can have such rural lifestyle passion 😂. How i like rural lifestyle.

[@kudzienicolle]

Rural is good😅

[@MasimbaZata]

Ko varoyi? 😂 Seriously though, I agree with your approach. The generation before us built lovely rural houses, and with the advent of relatively affordable Solar Power and Boreholes, this is now a very viable option for holidaying and living.

[@kudzienicolle]

Varoyi?🤣🤣🤣 Yes, rural life is now very desirable and achievable

[@tari2073]

Varoyi vari kwese 🤣🤣

[@MasimbaZata]

@ too right! 😂

[@modestah1703]

Umm varoyi variko, kune mamwe mavillage asingayite umm

[@Ncuncu-n5m]

I like living in rural areas. I feel safe and enjoy eating organic food and drinking uncontaminated water

[@kudzienicolle]

Oh yes, and the many fruits too🙂

[@linaangeline7370]

Oh my goodness, I wasnt expecting this at all. I love it. Please Please keep them videos coming. A little Tour perhaps. You are smart❤❤❤.Well done to you

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 😊

[@srchi2]

wow Kudzie, see you when i come back to visit soon.❤❤

[@kudzienicolle]

Yes, see you then🙂

[@Ida-w9e]

I agree with u my sister .

[@kudzienicolle]

🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@SakaOmolola]

Second to comment, I love the way you tie your headgear. I love your contents, I started following you cos our plan to move to Australia is underway.

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽 😊 All the best on your move to Australia. It is a really good place to love and work🙂

[@leonardchinguri9288]

Some other women are very stubborn and they'll keep on spending until you are broke and problems begin. You are now mature enough to know the good from the bad.😊

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 😊

[@AnneJane304]

It's best to help the other partner to get financial education. Lack of financial literacy can be a challenge but one can be assisted in a loving and caring way

[@leonardchinguri9288]

@@AnneJane304 I agree with you there, but it also depends on one's behaviour. Other people pretend to know while they don't know anything and they are not willing to be taught. It'd look like you are belittling them kkk.

[@AnneJane304]

​@@leonardchinguri9288hanzi baba ndomusoro wemba. There should be a leader in every set up for things to move in an organised way.

[@janetmandizha1365]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bayethefm]

When you mentioned living in the countryside, we subscribed. Thats the content we are intrested in. Would be nice to know where

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙂 I can't share exact location but it's just over an hour from the city

[@judithncube5614]

This is true is cheaper to life in a rural area than in town you did a good thing and you can make business farm your own chicken goat and cows

[@kudzienicolle]

Yes...there is a lot of potential

[@fadzig.7615]

Hey Kudzi and hello from Melbourne. Thanks for the video as your journey will help some of us who are starting to think of our return home (although for me it is in the long term). As you know, regional areas in Australia don't necessarily equate to rural areas in Zimbabwe. Would you mind sharing which area in Zimbabwe you decide to settle in - not asking for specifics as you are entitled to your privacy, but it will just help Zimbo people in Australia like me understand it better. There is kumusha, then there is kumusha, kumusha which I don't think I could do.😅 Thanks!

[@kudzienicolle]

It's just over an hour from the city 🙂 and it's kumusha, not kumusha kumusha😅

[@janebrassington8288]

Moving to kenya son from Australia so this echoes my dream

[@kudzienicolle]

Exciting 🥳🥳

[@Ma1chaiwo273]

Thank you for sharing Kudzie, My wife & I have also finished building house & are planning to come back home from Australia. If possible we could connect with you on our personal emails & connect. We also need new friends from common background. Well done

[@kudzienicolle]

Congratulations on your completed house💃🏿💃🏿🥳🥳 You can contact me via my email [e-mail]

[@sherryproudafrican4784]

Best decision ever😊👏👏👏

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@nyashachags4756]

I'm inspired. How are you schooling the kids?

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you🙏🏽 I'm doing a video about the kid's school soon

[@WinterWind]

Are you formally working or is the farm work more assistance based? Do you worry your formal education and work experience will become outdated? I am so conscious of how leaving work for motherhood can put us behind 😢

[@kudzienicolle]

I understand your worries...it is a big decision and has to be well thought out. I have considered those things and have a plan for it🙂

[@smakhle]

Hey Kudzie, (we share the same middle name😊). Newbie to the channel, but this has come at an amazing time. It would be great to connect with you. I watched your other video's and absolutely resonate with everything. I have so many questions I'd love to run past you, if this is something you're open to?

[@kudzienicolle]

Hey twinnie😀 would love to connect and answer your questions. I do one on one relocation coaching sessions which you can book via my website kudzienicolle.com 🙂

[@BabushikaMoyo]

Can you pls show us your rural house and other developments you have made so your vlog can be more interesting . I hv been watching your channel for some time and its just becoming a talk show . Just try to make make it more interesting plz

[@kudzienicolle]

Thanks for following my channel. As you can see on previous videos, I have mixed content...sit downs and vlogs🙂 vlogs and pics are coming but I never show the inside of my house for privacy reasons.

[@LiamDube-y7s]

Most Zimbabweans in the city are also now doing this

[@kudzienicolle]

Yes, I've noticed that

[@athabilefani]

How will you survive in rural areas while athers ar running to stay i South Africa others thy cross ellegal eatng shark because of hungerness

[@amaivevana7937]

Am happy for you.

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽 😊

[@Bibkay]

I love your channel especially advice that you give but sometimes inspiration is best saved with pictures

[@kudzienicolle]

What kind of pictures would you to see?

[@Bibkay]

@ mayb a video of the house, the area you are living, activities you do daily please 🙏🏿

[@SONSTHREESIXTY]

Hi Kudzie how many miles are you from the capitol. That's good that you all can go to the city ONCE or TWICE weekly. How much for a plot of farm land 😂🎉😮❤

[@kudzienicolle]

We're just over an hour away 🙂 for land, it depends on location and size

[@MrManny9677]

Love your channel ❤️

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 🙏🏽 😊

[@kumbitag]

Awesome ❤❤

[@kudzienicolle]

🙏🏽

[@pamelatucker6140]

What criteria determined the selection of the rural land acquisition site, and what was the ultimate location chosen?

[@kudzienicolle]

It was family land

[@manganim197]

Thanks for sharing

[@kudzienicolle]

My pleasure 🙂

[@mangoyacho]

Thank you so much for a very interesting video. I laughed so much imaging "free range kids" chasing after "free range chicks." My goodness ... rural living sounds idealic and very peaceful. I just have one question that I am hoping you and fellow commentors might clarify. Does one get title deeds when one purchases land to build on kumusha (not a commercial farm)? Thank you so much!

[@kudzienicolle]

Not sure about kumusha but we're on a farm and farms can get deeds

[@kudzienicolle]

Not sure about kumusha but we're on a farm and farms can get deeds

[@kudzienicolle]

Not sure about kumusha but we're on a farm and farms can get deeds

[@mangoyacho]

@@kudzienicolle Oh ok. Thank you very much for the clarification Kudzie. Hopefully someone who has built their dream home pamusha will shed light on the issue of title deeds. Have a great day!

[@gracegumbo9613]

❤❤

[@kudzienicolle]

🙏🏽

[@hotstove9]

How do you sustain your new life, expenses etc

[@kudzienicolle]

I will do a video on that soon🙂

[@beautyadaarewa]

I am a Zimbabwean living in Belguim, yes racist exist, but I had said to myself, I am not going to spend my life time fighting racism, if you like me, I like you too, if you don't like me, I don't like you to, and I just don't go, where I am not welcome.

[@kudzienicolle]

That's a great approach 👍🏾

[@Accuface2000]

You people exaggerate racism so much, complaining about minor issues yet you face a violent form of xenophobia in South Africa. Shame

[@elizabethnyahuye4217]

Hie Kudzi, congratulations on doing what you are happy with, but if I may ask, have you built at your husband's home area or yours

[@MrsKay23]

She said they're staying right next to her IN-LAWS clearly that gvs us an answer.

[@kudzienicolle]

My in-laws🙂

[@florencomasekesa7151]

Sorry ma’am but social stratification is everywhere including rural communities

[@kudzienicolle]

It is everywhere but more extreme in the cities

[@theclassics7513]

Skin iyo ndeye village here kkkk definetely Mune starlink, electricty ne borehole here lol

[@kudzienicolle]

🤣🤣

[@theclassics7513]

@@kudzienicolle you are an inspiration. I will love to visit your home if you don't mind to learn few things

[@kudzienicolle]

@theclassics7513 thank you 🙂

[@mutsa573]

at least show us the house or do a separate house tour.

[@kudzienicolle]

I don't think I'll be doing that, I never did it for my house in Australia. It's a personal space I share with my family

[@chiefk587]

Aussie Aussie must have been a blessing for you and your family to be now retired in Zim at this young age . My question is , are you going to get your Australian government pensions when you reach your retirement age ,or they have a set of rules concerning non residents ? Hopefully it’s not an invasive question . When it comes to class, I know you mean well, but these days classes are not created with intent .They create themselves and you being humble as you seem to be is a class upon itself , so people will treat you as such .

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you🙂 To answer your question about pension, you do get it after you reach retirement age but I'm far from that lol.

[@missnyc5727]

I thought we were going see your life in rural areas 😂😂

[@kudzienicolle]

Bits and pieces of it maybe🤣

[@Tsie-h4y]

What of your kids, how are they copying academically. Your decision was quite good considering u had achieved all you wanted abroad. Have u retired?

[@kudzienicolle]

Kids are doing well. Will so a video about the academic side.

[@KumbiraiVirira]

Ko vana chikoro vdwee

[@kudzienicolle]

They are going to get a really good education 🙂

[@NitaZeng]

Kudzi, what you are talking about Classism is everywhere and yes its bad. However, here in Australia its kind of hidden because of their belief in Egitarianism. That we are equal but your bank account will tell you that you are the boss but not to show it in social settings and workplaces. Also Centrelink makes a country look like everyone is managing yet there are not. Some of us in the health department specifically doing community nursing we go to all classes of Australia and yes there are different. The difference in Africa is those who have really want to boast and be seen which can be annoying if you are coming from here because Australia is kind of easy going for everyone. And for sure once you get used to living here in Australia, seeing the major devide in Africa affects us all.

[@kudzienicolle]

True 💯

[@Her_Self..]

I know someone based in "kumusha" like. Her kids are weekly boarders. Extremely expensive ($4k per child) but when we visited l finally understood why she made the call. And ya they are in the same compound with their inlaws, it looks like a 5 star lodge. Back to you as long as you hv the education aspect of it you are sorted. (A lot of people in Zim are now doing homeschool

[@kudzienicolle]

True...I have also seen a lot of people are the most out of rural living and yes, education is sorted🙂

[@tmak9684]

Kastaera kekupimana kuti nekusarudzana kuti uyu ane mari here or haana kakatanga kare, takakura tichika experiencer

[@kudzienicolle]

It's really unfortunate and unnecessary 😔

[@zandilemoyo4072]

beautiful teeth

[@kudzienicolle]

Thank you 😊

[@christinepatisi8048]

First to comment

[@kudzienicolle]

🙏🏽🙏🏽💃🏿💃🏿

[@justinmandiringana5637]

Nice one sisi

[@kudzienicolle]

@justinmandiringana5637 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@mabelmasvaure6796]

Amazing advice that’s what l felt when l visited my homestead amazing feeling, l cried when l came back as l have not finished building to my style, the plan is to bring UZk village to Zim can’t wait God help me, thank you Kudzi be blessed 🙏🥰😍

[@DUDEWOP1]

Fire emojis

[@kudzienicolle]

🙏🏽

[@I-M99]

There’s classism and colorism. Such a shame that they miss customers in shops because they assume that you haven’t got money if you’re not dangling keys. Cars are now keyless zvino todiiko? 😅

[@kudzienicolle]

😅 yes, it's such a shame

[@Bourne-fu8bz]

You don't need to care. White people never show off even if they are rich, they will be wearing bermudas and slippers in town, while vanhu vatema vanoda mbiri

[@Bee-833]

You are lucky to have a loving family. To some people it’s not easy. Thank you.

[@kudzienicolle]

Yes, I'm very grateful 🙏🏽

[@Bourne-fu8bz]

Classism is rampant in Africa. In Zimbabwe I never felt it, maybe Harare is different. In Namibia, classism is so pervasive among black people across all income groups. You find a poor person who lives in a tin shack gossiping about a well off guy who lives in a luxury one-bedroom apartment.🤣 Someone who cant afford taxi money gossiping about a speck of dust on your car. I have never seen such shallow people in a country, and when you are a regular shopper, you will be getting stares all the time.The irony is that I feel more comfortable in white malls because they usually mind their own business and they are friendly.

[@kudzienicolle]

It's wild😅

[@eyeofthemind-w1c]

Classism is also evident in your post😃

[@petermoss8246]

I would subscribe if you moved around with camera and show us a bit of what you're talking about.

[@kudzienicolle]

I really value privacy and I'm concious that I share my space with my family. Not everyone is comfortable for their personal space to be shared online

[@watsonjocho6682]

Show us your house , your land so that we can be inspired words only can not do good people want visuals . You sit there like tv presenter ant try to explain to us how a snake looks like , show us the snake

[@kudzienicolle]

You won't be seeing in the snake unfortunately

[@svt3]

​@kudzienicolle your story is interesting but moving around even in the garden or chicken house will be much much more interesting than just preaching at one place please do us a favour