Twende Embori

[@kahuguitibi]

This is a perfect example of how we should manage our land... large-scale farming is the way to go.... As a country we should start to find a way on how we should start to amalgamate our land to make it viable for large scale commercial farming..

[@blackswahiligirl573]

watu wa 50x100 hunichokesha!

[@amani9823]

Exactly my sentiments...shida ni lands zingekuwa too expensive

[@mpendakiswahili3053]

@@blackswahiligirl573 hahaha, wewe...

[@nje5055]

Have you not seen how large scale farming has destroyed the west?

[@kariukikamau4227]

Happy to see this. I was attached here for 3months in 2017.

[@amani9823]

This video,it's the best so far,very informative and useful...wish we Kenyans we can go back n start doing large farmings....shida ni corruptions, tamaa etc in kenya

[@adamlavin1606]

Twende my favorite NTV’s program. Good work James

[@EddieMorsVlogs]

I really love these videos by NTV. The Twende Series is amazing 😍

[@dorisnyawira3452]

Proud to watch my home town and the impact it has had on the Kenyan economy growth. Good work NTV!

[@ngugiwairimu3721]

Very informative... Always waits for the programme kila Sunday after news

[@2ndgenerationdairyman102]

Arap Mashamba asione hii

[@Trevormy]

The humorous narration...I like. Kufikiria kama kondoo ako kinyozi..eh heheh

[@lucialucille7291]

Amazing and informative well done James

[@dominicwachira4808]

Cover more of Timau. Its my home town and there is much more about the place..daiga hills n the wildlife

[@WaweruG]

Timau is breathtaking, everything changes when you get within its vicinity. Weather, sceneries, plants an "island" within Kenya.

[@ladysafari01]

Wow! The terrain resembles Molo area except the former wazungu farms were not maintained.

[@deejaystarborn]

Kenya is wealthy with resources

[@ndegwa4herman]

breathtaking, well done ntv guys!

[@richardbarkus2215]

The best and informative Vid of aspects of Kenya off the beaten track Twendi nzuri

[@briansteve2173]

Always a fan here😂😂, I love the host. You are doing a good work, making every episode fun and unique.

[@kevvekify]

hata sio ku hate,but htis is the land that the colioniolist took frome the resident people...im impressed ,it looks good.but i still have my resentment!

[@beautifullyMade2024]

Great content...best presentor

[@noniwafula]

spent 7yrs in this place. A very cold place but very beautiful and breathtaking sceneries. The mgt should also consider hosting

[@VincentKimutai]

Well done... There's a similar farm in Eldoret called Komool Farms

[@ktkkilan]

Yes, we are importing nearly 40% of our wheat requiremnts from the black sea countries (Ukraine, Lithuania, Russia etc)

[@blessedmweru2486]

Always look forward to new videos. Thanks!

[@rang3688]

This is beautiful, and I agree with Manager Muhoho that the subdivision of land cannot sustain us. Like the Matatu industry, it is chaotic. The government should develop policies that will streamline land reform to communal ownership. These can be run as public limited companies -on landowners as shareholders' terms. In Kenya, we see the success stories in SACCOS; thus, it is possible.

[@danielmuthunga7064]

Land subdivision is a road to poverty

[@rang3688]

@@danielmuthunga7064 absolutely

[@janenyambu1509]

What a way to start my week!! 😃🔥

[@danielmuthunga7064]

The farm has good history of barley and merino sheep farming

[@wycliffelenjirr1870]

Am in need of aram sheep how much kindly acknowledge me

[@kariukikamau4227]

Respect to sir Muhoho .

[@Tetelastai1698]

Sure he is a gentleman

[@kariukikamau4227]

Mr. Maina the combine harvester driver.

[@clickmasterz]

Amazing!!!!

[@smartcyber7531]

Great Kenya

[@chrisogonas]

I love the show! I feel bad on the other hand, though, looking at the large swathes of land the colonialists acquired at almost nothing, pushing out the locals, and they hold these lands to date. This remains a very sensitive matter, right at the heartbeat of the imperialists, so much so that the Kenya govn't almost cannot do anything about it without sabotage from the west. When Mugabe raided such lands to benefit his people, they mauled him down. The yoke of the imperialists remain heavy and impeding.

[@Ericmwangii]

Beautiful

[@kush5585]

Always waiting for this

[@labankiragu4995]

Makes me remember my beloved Kangema high skul

[@peterokalo9632]

Wake up all Africa’s country’s peoples 🪐🌎🌏☝🏽✊🏿

[@dogonaff1810]

Nipo ndani baada ya timau💯

[@Hhenryarero]

Bro Leo twende wapi? Marsabit County huja visit

[@embermbee756]

Great content

[@fredrickotieno4006]

The people ( wazungu) who lived in Kenya at that period, lived their lives to the fullest. Sometimes I wish I was born during that time

[@citykeys3495]

Omondi I doubt you would have survived colonial hate and discrimination

[@vm8877]

😂😂 remember there was racial segregation in Kenya back then. So I doubt your skin colour would have allowed you to live your life to the fullest as white people did. You’d probably have been confined in some African reserves with your movements monitored.

[@PK-vx2fx]

We were slaves in our own country Fred don’t get carried away!!!!!! 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@fredrickotieno4006]

@@PK-vx2fx I meant I wish I was born a muzungu at that time so that I could live like Lord Egerton

[@PK-vx2fx]

@@fredrickotieno4006 I would never wish to be born as an oppressor who killed and enslaved our ancestors 😤

[@emmanuelmanyeki.1667]

Wangu embori farm

[@mungaigithothero5932]

yaani mbuzi ikinyolewa inalipiwa free ride

[@collinstoret6507]

Perfect

[@africanqueenmo]

Thieves of our land that left the Kikuyu yoith landless. They should be considered oppressors this is our history of colonialism. Good narration but your great grandfather and grandmother suffered immensely from these thefts. Her lovely gardens were our grandparents property. They should give the land back. The house is lovely but 10500 acres stolen imagine that glad it's back in the hands of Kenyans

[@peterkaimenyi3790]

the land is in meru not kikuyu

[@shamirritei9544]

That land is in meru and was originally Laikipia Maasai land,,, if anyone was to claim it then its the Maasai and probably the Meru cause its within their borders,,, i dont understand how kikuyu comes in.

[@Tetelastai1698]

Is that mr .muhoho my former manager?so cool guy.Hi mr Muhoho if am right

[@rajivmogaka]

Kindly the contacts to this place

[@hostshopafrica]

Where is the scion of Hickson today?

[@atomikibrahim]

Nice camera work btw

[@universeearth5141]

Unetuonyesha kwa map huko ni wapi

[@michaelgitobukirugi7798]

Its along Meru Nanyuki highway

[@barbeliofire5432]

embori ni wapi

[@haronmbaya2533]

Timau

[@joycewairimu121]

It's a Farm in Timau

[@denniskimathi7470]

Timau meru county

[@samaax7705]

Foree meaning a land with snow, dew and cold

[@charleswachira8102]

Nothing to be proud of here, hizi ni zile shamba tulirushwa na wakoloni!!

[@fredrickotieno4006]

What is the meaning of embori?

[@paulwachira7679]

Masai name meaning plane

[@josephinemuringo2453]

A Plain Land, because it was previously a bare land ,a prairie.

[@lisamedla]

8:14

[@patriciaschmidt2618]

Shit mzungus..👹👹

[@Mianzi-bloom]

Please stop. You carry a lot of hate. Do better by not spreading hate. Learn from Kenyans, no growth where there is hate.🌺❤

[@kelvinchabogo]

2,500 pounds is not equivalent to 11,000,000ksh but 350,000ksh...great video though

[@josephmateli8899]

You may need to learn about time value of money bro.

[@kelvinchabogo]

@@josephmateli8899 Nop, you look at the context if the video, he converted the cash into todays currency. he did not say what the cash would have cost in today's exchange, but even then 2500 pounds for 11,000,000ksh is way to much!

[@lisamedla]

Adjusted 4 inflation