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[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

What do you know/think about Kenyans/Kenya 🇰🇪. HIT THE LIKE BUTTON

[@preciousngwerume1324]

The capital city is Nairobi

[@georgeappiah8314]

I SHOCK THESE GUYS DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT KENYA

[@NdauTribe13]

I know that Kenya is the largest economy in East Africa, I know that Barack Obama s father was From Kenya I know that Kenya plays rugby like us I know that Kenya plays cricket like us although we whoop them in cricket 😂 #onelove

[@phyllisplays3811]

As Kenyan who grew up with so many brothers and sisters from Zimbabwe in Kenya, I love them and we live peacefully and we are grateful to God, the Government of Kenya gave them citizenship this year..

[@leeayi243]

Lol, people are too busy hustling for food for their stomachs to care about their African neighbours.

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

During secondary school in Zimbabwe we learnt a lot about Kenya.....In Geography we learnt about being a top tea producer, second only to South Africa in terms of tourists arrival in Africa and Zimbabwe being third back then, Kenya has large national parks. In history subject we learnt about Kenya independence struggle the Dedan Khimathi and Mau Mau, Jomo Kenyatta and KANU party. We obviously know about Kenyan runners as they have always dominated All Africa Games tournaments and represent Africa very well in Olympics and other world athletic tournaments. In secondary school English literature there were 2 papers, Shakespearean Paper 1 and Paper 2 studying African authors like Chinua Achebe and Ngugi wa Thiongo THE GREAT KENYAN AUTHOR his books were text books for English Literature classes...we know Kenya through the places and setting of his novels

[@ndukumusyoki9835]

Awesome!

[@LifewithaFacialDeformity]

I'm surprised most people saying they don't know anything about Kenya. Its the most famous African country in the world.

[@hk254lyt8]

@@LifewithaFacialDeformity you think kenya is the most famous? 🥰

[@hk254lyt8]

I guess some people weren’t serious in school

[@derrickmutuma7185]

That's a good summary. It's good to know that there are people that know alot about our country.

[@simbafirebrand6535]

I'm Zimbabwean and what I know about Kenya is a book I once read about Bildad Kagia, the wild life experiences, the kikuyu people and shout out to my man Euilud kipchoge such an inspiration to me.

[@bantuvoicemuchaik.k.7715]

And Simba..... Means lion... Swahili

[@franmdleleni6520]

@@bantuvoicemuchaik.k.7715 and doesn't it mean the same thing in Shona? A Zimbo colleague told me they call a lion simba. And a dog, 'imbwa' while in swahili it is 'mbwa'

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Glad you find inspiration in Eliud Kipchoge. He inspires so many of us. Kenyans call him the G. O. A. T🙌🏿

[@AliAsadMo]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS and Barack Obama snr is Kenyan....how did you not start with that

[@Pan_AfricanViewpoint]

@simba firebrand... There is a group of Shona people in Kenya. They came from Zimbabwe and live in Kikuyu area, near Nairobi. They speak Kikuyu language like natives.

[@Kent-xt1hq]

I'm actually attracted to Zim's accent, their English is perfect.

[@makazzytinotenda2529]

thank you

[@tawandachinoera4766]

I know Kenya is the East African powerhouse in tea, milk production, tourism, transport, higher education, and tourism. Although very belated, Kenya recently recognized Shona people of Zimbabwean ancestry , and admitted them to registration as citizens. In athletics Kenya continues to dominate regionally and at international games especially Olympics . German Reinhard Fabisch who went on to sire a son with a Zim wife once coached Kenya senior men football team. Kenya boasts of extensive milling Industry with the Swiss School of Milling now located there. On food your Ugali is the staple. In politics, Obama hails from Kenya and President Kenyatta showed leadership by accepting to work with Mr Odinga

[@Kent-xt1hq]

@@tawandachinoera4766 Facts.

[@najiibansure]

Even kenyan they are all so good in terms of speaking English

[@biklo01]

True

[@brendadzikiti3650]

I am a Zimbabwean but currently staying in Kenya I love Kenya because the people are so welcoming I enjoy visiting toi market,subukia shrine,village market,naivasha and also visiting down town.you guys are so humble and so accommodating.Mungu akubariki 🙏

[@silascheboi197]

Welcome!

[@dennismacdenniton5943]

Welcome... Uko naivasha eneo ipi? hasaa! 🦊🦊

[@brendadzikiti3650]

@@dennismacdenniton5943 you mean which place I visited right.....I visited naivasha hells gate national park

[@dennismacdenniton5943]

@@brendadzikiti3650 yeap

[@gabukip5737]

When are you going to toi market again,i can host you in langata

[@KenyaNewsChannel]

Kenyans let's just appreciate our Kalenjin runners as we marvel at how 'Nice' people think we are.

[@jeremykiplagat1295]

We nice

[@edwinkhisa]

Mnasinya sana. Hapa ni pahali pa kutajia makabila? Bure kabisa.

[@izorajula7969]

It's only wakala runs troublesem

[@catherinewambui5266]

'Nice'😂😅

[@محمدمحمد-ش9ج2ك]

Lakn sisi ni watu wazuri jamani

[@carlies5148]

Only in Zimbabwe where everyone speaks fluent english

[@shelusalem2861]

Fluent in English but poor economically. We don't eat English 🤣🤣🤣 we need jobs jobs and a kicking economy.

[@solodolooow]

@@shelusalem2861 chill

[@opatanelson4604]

Ugandans and South Africans are good too

[@allcontent196]

@@shelusalem2861 that English is going to transform your country. Trust me.

[@shelusalem2861]

@@allcontent196 in UAE they can not speak English well but their country is in top 5 worldwide economically. We don't eat English we need jobs jobs jobs, job creation.

[@tinashefrancisfoya8866]

Proud of all the Zimbabweans interviewed, they represented us well

[@abisakioketeh4503]

Tinashe, beautiful name. I love Zimbabwean names.

[@tinashefrancisfoya8866]

@@abisakioketeh4503 it means we are with God, thank you

[@tempotempomartinc8597]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@misstinafz]

But the " Advocate" embarrassed us😁

[@tatendamadziba7026]

@misstinafaz advocate vanga vachinyepa hapana chinozikanwa

[@ytheracowgirl]

Am a Kenyan and watching this video just makes me even prouder to be one🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪These people have really nice things to say🙏

[@macdonaldzimba5414]

Oh No ! You Should have asked me .. I love Kenya especially the reggea music .. I like Wyre, Shout out to Nadia my fav song from her is Jipe ... Im actually jealous because guys like Etana and Alaine always visit Kenya not Zimbabwe .. I will visit Kenya sometime for the music and reggea culture.

[@itsWeNyasha]

I got to know more about Kenya through Kenyan KZbinrs such Joanna Kinuthia, Rosina Sharon and Sheila Ndinda, who inspired me to start my KZbin channel. I recently bumped into your channel and I love it 🤗

[@محمدمحمد-ش9ج2ك]

For that reason let me subscribe to your channel dear ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@judyjebaskwony505]

When Kenyans run ,,they run without apology 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@watsonjocho6358]

Hahaha they run like there is no tomorrow

[@faithfultoyeshua4576]

Haha

[@pumua9724]

It is said only a Kenyan can defeat a Kenyan in marathon

[@geoffreykinyua2946]

We have no apology

[@chikarayleigh4534]

Marathon is an East African thing. Not just Kenya.

[@rudomabuya]

i am learning swahili because i love kenya. started with the music now i want to move and live there. named my guitar after Savara mudigi

[@martinwekesa3301]

Welcome to Kenya...

[@tinayeadrianchinhenzva4367]

Hehehehe

[@angiejacks1835]

So sweetand you are welcome to Kenya .

[@husseinjamuzaj2255]

I welcome you

[@christabel4766]

Welcome darling

[@reeldeel1st]

I think the advocate should try and humble himself outside 'his chambers', to dilute the ignorance and humiliation, maibata...

[@merrymary6065]

Being a lawyer and knowing about Kenya are 2differnt things we want to hear wat u know about Kenya not u being an advocate😂😂

[@Tsitsi414]

I agree 100% 😛

[@fungaidanielmasvaya3205]

😂😂😂these lawyers

[@shingiraitrevormboto2105]

@@fungaidanielmasvaya3205 and chamisa is one of them. Very arrogant and pompous!! Kkkk

[@SydneyZimlife]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 taibata

[@jamesmwangi1319]

Am actually from Kenya 🇰🇪 i met a lady from Zimbabwe and she had a very good and fluent English and that kept me smilling to our whole conversation with her😊💖

[@kudzaimukundimuchecheterwa5950]

was introduced to Kenya by my former English teacher who was an avid reader pf Kenyan novels especially by Ngugi Wathiongo. The River Between, The Devil on the cross, Matigari. one thing that fascinated me was the Kenyan names which are almost similar to Zimbabwean Shona names. i also found out that some Swahili and Shona words mean the same.

[@joshuaotieno8852]

River between the best of them all

[@nicolem3215]

That’s lovely

[@mikalyamillyjustsylviah5767]

We are related

[@kudzaimukundimuchecheterwa5950]

@@mikalyamillyjustsylviah5767 africa is one big family

[@reaare1734]

Ugandan here... but the River between by Ngugi wa Thiongo is the flagship book of Kenya ... that book is pure bliss!!!

[@ralp3678]

I love Kenyan literature. Authors like Charles Mangua and Ngugi wa Thiong impress me. My dream is to visit Nairobi one day.

[@Terryn_Wangui]

Welcome to Kenya🇰🇪❤️

[@sultanmswahilitv4864]

Welcome

[@lyricasilva5193]

You are welcome...it's beautiful

[@celestinas_world]

Come I host you

[@dustyroad678]

Your name "Nyamande" sounds kenyan too

[@sabitshaban6]

I'm a Kenyan and I appreciate the work that you're doing.. you're out there marketing our beautiful motherland. May God's favors be with you 💪🏼

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you Shaban

[@cleopatramansa6228]

She deserves to be recognized by le presidente

[@macdonaldzimba5414]

Oh No ! You Should have asked me .. I love Kenya especially the reggea music .. I like Wyre, Shout out to Nadia my fav song from her is Jipe ... Im actually jealous because guys like Etana and Alaine always visit Kenya not Zimbabwe .. I will visit Kenya sometime for the music and reggea culture.

[@charlesrazawu2708]

I love Kenya. I am married to a Kenyan wife. The Kenyans are very beautiful,warm loving people. Hard workers too. The country is very beautiful the airport my God world class and their new train station and the beautiful fast trains. Beautiful roads, buildings, food I love pilau and the wildlife and of course the Mombasa beaches with beautiful sunny weather. Too much to say all.

[@freshianderitu3959]

Thanks you sir

[@andersonanusu3158]

The English of the Zimbabweans is well articulated and fluent.They hold good conversation 🇰🇪

[@macdonaldzimba5414]

Oh No ! You Should have asked me .. I love Kenya especially the reggea music .. I like Wyre, Shout out to Nadia my fav song from her is Jipe ... Im actually jealous because guys like Etana and Alaine always visit Kenya not Zimbabwe .. I will visit Kenya sometime for the music and reggea culture.

[@truenorthgooner1673]

I love how Zimbabweans have a great command of the English language and their accent is flawless

[@djcleff3720]

Not only english they are well informed i love them i will want to visit

[@monalisakaetano8083]

My sister u are doing a great job..You promote unity in Africa.. Keep the fire burning 🙌 👏 👍 🙏😀❤️

[@pnymaztakunda2430]

Thats very true gayaaa.

[@henryhunter1876]

This is unbelievable, I grew and studied in zimbabwe. I was taught about Kenya in primary school, about jomo kenyatta, Giromogi Oginga odinga as my father used to call him. Daniel Arap Moi, the mau mau. We even listened to Kenyan music on radio. Bloody hell, Orchestra super mazembe, I can still remember the lyrics to( shauri yako). What happened to my beloved Zimbabwe's education system? All bloody dunderheads.

[@herryfranco6777]

Wow.... I love Zimbabwean history especially the Shona culture and traditions

[@tamarablack254]

Love you bro from Kenya 🇰🇪❤️

[@johnochieng9500]

Jaramogi Oginga Odinga

[@henryhunter1876]

@@johnochieng9500 thank you for the correction. Remember I'm from zimbabwe

[@henryhunter1876]

@@tamarablack254 love you back

[@AgbataUyo]

I studied with a lot of Zimbabweans in Russia and they are well read and well spoken.

[@hiltonchitumba8696]

When I was in primary level, I used to think Mt Kilimanjaro is in Kenya hahaha, that's how much I love you guys. I give your credit for stuff you don't even own. Kenyans always represents us at the Olympic games, you always bring pride to Africa. From my research I concluded that Swahili is the best language in Africa, I would love it to be our continental language. Love from Zimbabwe

[@Anna-qf6ed]

Kilimanjaro is in TZ

[@zippykahenza9059]

Part of Mt. Kilimanjaro is in Kenya. Visit the Amboseli National Park, you'll have a great view of the Mountain 🤗

[@elijahaywago7274]

the lawyer knows nothing.....

[@oyaleian1619]

@@Anna-qf6ed on the border

[@ruaiconsultants4940]

True African nationalist. I'm proud of you bro!

[@terrence.boghart.2939]

I am so interested in trying the Kenyan Nyamachoma, I also think they have beautiful melanin women.I would get myself a Kenyan wife. 😍😍

[@emilykache4948]

Please do😍😂😂🇰🇪

[@terrence.boghart.2939]

I am coming as long as you will help me to choose @emily 😂😂

[@emilykache4948]

I will definately help you🤗🤗😍😂

[@judymutheu5837]

Eish!😂😂😂

[@florencewairimu1883]

Please do

[@logandjs8768]

Sad thing is we were never quite taught African history...it was all European history so I never knew anything about kenya apart from the musician Stella mwangi...and I even used to pronounce the word Kenya wrong..used to say Key-nya.🤦‍♀️..but since I moved here Kenya truly is one of the best countries in Africa...I love Kenyan people the most..they're just top notch Awesome

[@abocas]

Whaaattt? One of the best countries in Africa??? Where have you been?? Most corrupt country in Africa by now. Close to ... Corrupt police. Extremely cortupt. Corrupt politicians, extremely corrupt. No healthcare, talk a lot and do nothing. Constant power cuts And no, they don't have "very good roads". Where politicians live, they have better roads. And internet which is working. And I happen to know what I am talking about. I lived there for 11 years. Constant stress!

[@fionanjeri3378]

@@abocas basi ww ni maskini

[@stanleymureithimukara6714]

@@abocas where are yu from?

[@Kenya2011]

@@abocas you have NEVER lived in Kenya . And yes , Kenya has good roads . Ask WODE MAYA ! You must be a fraudster who was deported back into his stressful country !

[@maryjohn1436]

@@Kenya2011 😂🤣🙌

[@raymondchikuku3581]

To some of us who have actually been to Kenya and we know it's the place to be if you wanna see wasichana warembo. I loved and enjoyed my time in Nairobi. Stayed there for a full year.

[@veemuyambo]

Apo u can say that again ,,, But Pa Uganda ndopa bustop yesimbi

[@MegaLmae]

@@veemuyambo Tuara hako. Ugandan women have the best matakos in the world.

[@monalisakaetano8083]

@@MegaLmae 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nyobu73]

The truth.

[@nikowabantu6216]

@@MegaLmae Burundian women are known for that kind of beauty Kila kitu ni natural 😁😁😁

[@s.s_sachi]

Zimbabweans have good English👌

[@georgeodhiambo598]

True. It is the power of focus. The average Kenyan is a "Jack of many languages and a master of none". We speak at least 3 languages. Mother tongue, Kiswahili and English. The average Zimbabwean speaks only English apart from the mother tongue. Secondly I think the longer duration of colonialism in Zimbabwe could be a factor too.

[@natashanyundo2684]

@@georgeodhiambo598 we don't know Swahili here.. maybe if we had it we would speak it as well.

[@chanbasappa5474]

I am surprised , Zimbabwe people have such a command over english.also the city looked quite modern.apreciating form Bengaluru India.

[@DJBunney254]

One thing have learnt from this video is that the Zimbabweans speak good English as well.

[@scorpiogirlva8421]

You are a natural with these interviews! The things I know about Kenya: It's located in East Africa. The same as Tanzania.The main language spoken is Swahili and I know how to say cow and chicken, ng'ombe na kuku. 😁 Kenya is African Tigress home and I hope some day to visit both of these lovely countries ✈🇰🇪🇹🇿🌏 and more of Africa!

[@barbariansoviet]

I am Kenyan and dated a Zambian lady while I was in Belfast. Water is known as maji in Chewa, the same as Kenya. What about in Zimbabwe (Shona or Ndebele)?

[@kudzaimukundimuchecheterwa5950]

In Shona Zimbabwe a cow is mombe or n'ombe and chicken is huku.

[@faeekadavids1120]

Im big fan of Sauti Soul.... Very big fan of the music...

[@veemuyambo]

I Love u African Tigress am glad you ve taken time to show people Zimbabwe ,,, l always wonder why vloggers avoid Zimbabwe..

[@pumzysaka478]

Taura hako

[@chiyenyumba7135]

Well it's obvious why... If you are in Harare as a 🇿🇼 can you take pictures around the city without getting into trouble... It's a put off if you treat each other badly among yourselves

[@veemuyambo]

@@chiyenyumba7135 Not really though , especially if u r not media ,nfact Kenya is more strict in filmilming around ..

[@chiyenyumba7135]

@@veemuyambo not really? It does happen and it shouldn't happen. People shy away from heavily "policed" places where you are conscious about having to self censor.... 😂 Or to be candid where people have to "be careful" what they say if you know what I mean.

[@veemuyambo]

@@chiyenyumba7135 l hear u but believe me almost every vlogger in Kenya has been stopped from filming if not harrased ,, follow Wode Maya and listen to his story , listen to Marwa , Dee mwango or any of those youtubers wen they talk abt filming prohibitation in Kenya , , I personally think Zimbabwe is avoided because of heavy bad publicity.. Its Shocking that even the US Immigration Dept has a warning on their site about how ""DANGEROUS ""it is to travel to Zimbabwe ..yet no warnings for the second murder Capital of the world after mexico South Africa.. 🤔 , We have our problems but surely western media in conjunction with their governments have perpetrated a Nagative image of Zimbabwe in a heavy way ofcoz the reason is obvious and political..buh let me not go there

[@davidrigiri3325]

As a Kenyan,i have worked and lived in zim on two occasions.How one perceives a people is also based on ones personality.On the first occasion was when the zim economy was taking a horrible beating.You could sense the desperation but the resilience of the people was great.The atmosphere was like ''please don't do this to our great country"and for me as a Kenyan was "we cant take this crap and someone has to answer"At that time what hit me was how organized Harare. was compared to Nairobi.I was shocked when my driver stopped at a red light at midnight with no traffic at all.In all, the hospitality of the people is great.my colleagues took me may places.i so loved the jacaranda trees lining up the road to/next to parirenyatwa hospital.i stayed at Rainbow towers then.My second stay was at Imba Matombo and Arundale.I could write a book on my experiences.Zimbabweans are a great people in a beautiful country

[@earthlycitizen2155]

The other thing my Kenyean brothers and sisters might find interesting is that yellow maize is called Kenya in Zimbabwe. Not sure how that came to be but around 1982, there was a very bad draught in Zimbabwe and the country was importing a lot of mazie. That was the first time yellow got introduced into Zim. Word on the streets was that the maize was coming from Kenya, and since then its been known as chibage che Kenya (Kenya maize), hupfu hwe Kenya (Kenya mealie meal), Sadza re Kenya (Kenya sadza/ugali)….Thinking about it as an adult now, it actually sounds quite funny

[@gloriamutola1103]

Oooh am learning

[@julietmoraa5106]

Cool stuff

[@masosoflavian5815]

We love you our Zimbabwe Brothers and sisters

[@donalmaccormaic8173]

The drought that introduced yellow maize meal and consequent yellow sadza known as "Kenya" was in 1992 not 1982. Ironically it was not imported from Kenya, but from elsewhere, I forget now, possibly America, but it wasn't Kenya. Maize meal in Kenya is the same colour as in Zimbabwe. It was just a story that it came from Kenya, and this story went viral - a bit like the recent toe selling story. By the way most Zimbabweans didn't like the yellow "Kenya" sadza as it had a different taste to normal white sadza, but personally I actually preferred it and after the drought ended you could no longer get yellow maize in Zimbabwe which disappointed me.

[@earthlycitizen2155]

@@donalmaccormaic8173 The first time we ate yellow Sadza in Zim was in 1983 and i was in Grade 4. And for the next 3 years, we were eating yellow sadza I'm in my late 40's and that yellow maize was called Kenya and even though the maize was might not have been coming from Kenya, people The 1992 drought came later on. Go check our history bro. We had a bad drought and fuel shortages that year.

[@marshalljameskhumalo1983]

That advocate will never win a case. He is so dumb. He should have said i don't know, than to waste time, trying to prove that he is educated, but in all honest his answer was nonsensical.

[@faraichirimubwe5970]

Kkkkk i got surprised too, he was just incoherent.

[@mticha9566]

Agree with you his answer was stupid and ignorant. It’s high time Africans should stop obsessing about degrees and calling themselves Dr so and so, Advocate so and so and wearing blonde European wigs. It’s nonsense and ignorant. Please stop 🛑

[@chiyenyumba7135]

😂 😂 😂 He doesn't even know "there is a place" for his advocacy and its definitely not on the streets of Harare. The tigress put him down a notch or two 😅 especially at the end when she said "very technical like a lawyer". Embrassing

[@JAKETEE7]

And he had the guts to introduce himself as "Advocate" and a very learned chap who couldn't even mention a single tribe, culture, geographical location, even malanguages/ dialects zvawo or maspots zvawo. Unoshoresa vana vevhu with such utterances Advocate.

[@mimi79557]

The incoherence he portrayed could win a gold medal ✨

[@mwangigitau286]

African Tigress I like how you are going about educating Zimbabweans who don't know about Kenya. I hope other KZbinrs can pick up from you and ask these kind of questions. As Africans we need to know much about each other, our problem is we too busy occupied with our small localities and take very little effort in learning about other Africans. Also I take this opportunity to send some love to Zimbabwe, may our Good lord and ancestors bless you abundantly..

[@sonyia7521]

Ai, umetuangusha hapo mwisho, ancestors? 😲😲 in Kenya we don't do idol worship pls, we only worship the living God alone not ancestors who are dead waiting for judgement pls.

[@kenthugge7445]

@@sonyia7521 Jesus is to idol worship! let me leave it at that

[@sonyia7521]

@@kenthugge7445 you are the idol worshipper, the only true worship is in the name of Jesus and like it leave it, he is the Lord of Lords and king of kings and one day YOU will bow to him and say he is Lord. He doesn't need you, you need him. and what you say after this is Irrelevant. God have mercy on you Mr.

[@musa2843]

Some Africans are busy thinking and learning about Europe & America where they are unwanted

[@kenthugge7445]

@@sonyia7521 i dont bow to no man, check up the meaning of the word plz

[@itaichironga7120]

Kenyans they love their Chapatti and have the best tea in the whole universe

[@nativeson1559]

@Itai Chironga, You are the only guy who,has said something of substance in this comments section. I am Kenyan and I love yea. Yes, yea and chapati is the real deal.

[@marc8485]

Well chapatti is loved dearly in the whole of East Africa kenya tz and uganda i think its coz of the indians

[@chikarayleigh4534]

Chapati is from India.

[@dennisringtoneskenya9543]

Zimbabwe Education is top in Africa..Zimbabwe ..English is 👍👍

[@Emma4347]

I love their (Zimbabweans) command of the Queen's language 👌👌👌👌

[@kiwigirl359]

Yes thank you❤❤

[@alexchui3511]

I think Kenyans are fairly knowledgeable about other countries compared to other Africans. We have not been to Zimbabwe but we know a lot about Zimbabwe and other African countries. I wonder what they teach in their countries about other African countries. In our school days, we learnt independent struggle and the leaders of Zimbabwe in that struggle. We learnt about tobacco farming in Zim, of course we all know about the economic hardship in the last 2 decades in Zim, the 2 big tribes of Shona and Ndebele, Victoria falls, the Great Zimbabwe civilization etc. Africans need to learn about each other and their countries.

[@nicoledinga9948]

Very very true...Kenyans know too much lol

[@sultanmswahilitv4864]

Your right

[@wanjikuk7662]

Very true we learnt so much especially in high school

[@brendonruzha15]

Lol Zimbabweans know a lot about Kenya its unfortunate those who got interviewed were a bit ignorant. I guess there were camera shy lol. Tunaipenda Kenya

[@philmutonhodza7899]

I am actually embarrassed by these responses from Zimbabweans. I am a Zimbabwean, i know the Arap Moi jomo kenyattas, odingas, the orange movement. The tourism, the great migration, the serengeti, mt Kilimanjaro, I know about the runners, the beautiful ladies, the mau mau, the handshake, the music, the old rhumba music the orchestra mazembe, shauri yako, sina makosa, kasongo, . I know the cattle herders the maasai. the rift valley, my geography teacher would murder me if i dont mention the rift valley, the boda boda or tuk tuk or is it matatu..what else, what did i leave out, the milk and blood drinking? The beer, tusker oh, and their soccer teams, Gor Mahia an leopards, and simba the lions. Ngugi wa Miri ngugi wa thiongo..am sure one of them stayed in Zimbabwe for some time. I've never been to Kenya, but i know i will love the nyama choma with ugali

[@magumbo2898]

I have a Kenyan friend from Nyeri in Kenya hope to visit the place one day.I also know that they love Oliver Mtukudzi music very much.

[@thisandthat1523]

We do. Alot !

[@s.s_sachi]

Nyeri. Andù a Nyùmba😂🇰🇪

[@esem135]

Oliver loved Kenya. He visited a few times.

[@wanjikuk7662]

Growing up I thought Oliver was Kenyan

[@ojwinyogerrilakwallakado783]

Excellent musician 'Oliver Mtukudzi' Rest in Power!

[@selishaanandpaul3117]

Kenyans they hard working people that's what I like about them much love from zim

[@tamarablack254]

Love you too from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@caroline6474]

Shouts to all the Zimbabweans ❤️❤️ much love and their English is perfect. Shoutout to my one and only Zimbabwean friend Ben 😜😜😍

[@Darkchild444]

Lawyer guy🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️ sometimes less is more my bro, keep it simple wena

[@jocyno8814]

Waitseeeee his more was too much🤣

[@willardkamurai6018]

You are absolutely right

[@Darkchild444]

@@ThabsiMthethwa-Z. 😂😂😂👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@zawadiwangui6574]

😅😅😅

[@tinondanga3575]

😂😂

[@2tupac845]

I'd like to share this to Zimbabweans!! We have shona tribe in Kenya too.

[@charlesphiri8216]

Really i didn't know

[@wallacekatini3424]

Shona is 44th Kenyan tribe

[@catherinenjogu1919]

Wow! I am so impressed, I know a bit of Zimbabwe, for your interest in my country, I will reciprocate and visit Zim ❤️ as a tourist

[@aaronbchikuni3952]

Thanks for preaching and spread love to all Africans.Im a Zimbabwean 🇿🇼 based in Namibia 🇳🇦.l deeply love 🇰🇪. As an Adventist l know we have a lot of fellow Adventists in that country and they can sing powerfully. Some singing groups l know are Sisters in Grace,Melanie etc.l play their songs almost everyday. May God richly bless you Kenyans,l love you,we will meet one day when Jesus comes.

[@Jayemjoe]

Checkout msanii music group from KE. I love Armour Music and Firm Faith from Zim. Msanii music did a cover of one of their songs 👌.

[@simbaipenzwa2741]

I lived with Kenyans for 4years and found them to be loving really and kind.I ended up learning Luo and Swahili .I would love to visit Kenya moment this Covid madness is under control . Nakupenda Sana

[@irisodhiambo5368]

Aheri

[@everingtonmbuyisa8189]

I am just disappointed by so many people who don't know where Kenya is. If Zimbabweans are so educated, how come there are so many who don't know where Kenya is. I am Zimbabwean by the way, but I grew up in Zambia. I know a lot about Kenya.

[@Tsitsi414]

Changes in Syllabus I guess...🤔

[@mike-waynedjangoii6971]

Zimbabwean people have one of the highest literacy levels in the world. That doesn't mean they are the most educated. Don't confuse the two.

[@Tsitsi414]

@@mike-waynedjangoii6971 You are very, very right there. A very large percentage can read and write, it doesn't mean that the same percentage went to High School to learn Geography etc. Thank you for pointing that out.

[@mticha9566]

I’m equally disappointed. This is not the Zimbabwe I know. I’m shocked and saddened by how things have changed. What are they learning now if they don’t study African history? Very sad 😞

[@Lucas-se6in]

You seem to surprise me. Knowing where a county is has nothing to do with being educated. People have specific field of interested most of the people only know the name but they didn't learn in detail about the country and its location. Not everyone is a geographer some of us we are not interested in researching about countries unless you want to pay a visit there. There are 54 countries in Africa you can't expect me to start studying about those countries yet i am an accounted

[@EddieMorsVlogs]

Who else loves the English of Zim people😍😍😍

[@trevormorethe4432]

Me sir

[@veemuyambo]

The lawyer guy though 😂😂😂, Lol l will hold my peace ..

[@ronakio]

Yaaahh, ndi lawyer chaiye here uyo? LOL LOL LOL

[@MarwaFamily888]

Trying to sound smart but not actually saying anything

[@ronakio]

@@MarwaFamily888lol

[@ceejazire4180]

🤣🤣

[@LifewithaFacialDeformity]

@@ronakio I think he bribed his way to graduation. 😂🎓

[@sammynjogu6573]

We grew up listening to Oliver Mtukudzi from our Kenyan parents,they really loved that guys music

[@marygithua]

I believe English was born in Zimbabwe🇿🇼 💯 I am a Kenyan🇰🇪

[@chaumbambondo3961]

I like the president, Uhuru. When African leaders meet I look forward to his address. 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Okay.

[@hk254lyt8]

🤭😑

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

His father has a whole upmarket street named after him in Harare, Jomo Kenyatta Lane where Monomutapa Crown Plaza is located

[@kanagi7675]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS make sure you visit Jomo Kenyatta street there.

[@s.s_sachi]

He talks nice but his friends are robbing Kenya dry.

[@bennygati324]

AGAIN I APPRECIATE YOUR 🙏 PRESENTATION ON, AFRICANS KNOW AFRICA, HI,from the Gulf coast, great 👍VLOG.

[@siyamckeys5978]

I never been in Kenya but I love the country and it people. I have lots of Facebook friends from Kenya, they always ask me to visit, hope one day I will visit. I like their landscape, safari, game reserve. The place that I wish to visit is Rift Valley.

[@papablesske2472]

Welcome

[@essyqeen3276]

Most welcome in kenya

[@ruthwakhu8623]

Karibu sana 🇰🇪

[@wangaricarley3566]

Karibu Kenya🇰🇪

[@keziahgitonga670]

Thanks for interracting with the Zim people. I love how honest they were minus the lawyer those who knew nothing didn't lie they admitted those who did actually had good things to say. Hope we Africans can learn more about each other.

[@tanakajosphatchindunga1277]

😂😂😂 that advocate made my day. I'm a Zimbabwean and what I know about Kenyan is that the people are tall, very slim😊 and have a funny language

[@njagimwaniki4321]

LOL at funny language

[@michaelogolla]

Well the Kenyan flag🇰🇪 was inspired by the colours of the pan African movement led by Marcus Garvey, extra info on Kenya(the great nation) from me

[@chairmanone1377]

My friend if you don't know something ask for explanations ok Did you know where Pan Africa movement start? It was start by first president of Ghana

[@michaelogolla]

@@chairmanone1377 Marcus Garvey championed pan African which was later led by Kwame nkuruma of ghana and jomo Kenyatta

[@theprolifics1459]

The good thing with Zimbabwe is that they know our positive side more, even more than other Kenyans

[@grephuspamba361]

Usitoboe Siri zetu Bwana.🤣🤣

[@wycliffelevigan6702]

They shouldn't know about our other side hawatapenda hawatalike itawachoke,itawadepressions, itawasuffocate tuwachie poa.Waulize CNN,Uganda and Tanzania our Neighbors and recently IMF and World Bank.

[@grephuspamba361]

@@wycliffelevigan6702 kabisa.🤣🤣

[@theprolifics1459]

@@grephuspamba361 siwezi

[@theprolifics1459]

@@wycliffelevigan6702 kwanza CNN na Tanzania, thank God they didn't go there

[@bettyjoy7622]

Wow Zimbabweans thank you for being so positive baout us Kenyans . You are lovely - thanks for the ubuntu spirit. Your English in speech it top notch and you seem to have good hearts - you spoke of good things about us . I hope to visit Zimbabwe one if this good days . Tigeress thank you for the episode- the show . keep up the good work.

[@julius7546]

The names I love in Zim, Tatenda, Tinotenda my favorite

[@priscillamacharia3090]

Zimbabwe here I come. What are fun things I can do in Zimbabwe? I'm into hiking, swimming and picnics, I'm always open to trying new things, I also love food and I wouldn't mind trying your food!!!

[@raymondchikuku3581]

You will enjoy the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe. When you visit ask to go to Vumba, Nyanga and Chimanimani. It's a mountainous region with waterfalls and great hiking terrain

[@priscillamacharia3090]

@@raymondchikuku3581 thank you 💞

[@anythinggoes495]

@@raymondchikuku3581 the eastern highlands are just awesome. I've lived in zim my whole life but i still believe thats the most beautiful place to go on holiday

[@anythinggoes495]

@@priscillamacharia3090 you can also visit Victoria Falls. you can look for the pictures on the net. you won't be disappointed

[@ofafrica2186]

Growing up in the 80s as a kid in Uganda, I learnt a lot about the rest of the continent through music and politics. We used to listen a lot to Southern African music especially from South Africa and the apartheid struggle. My grandpa was a local politician and we had pictures of Steve Biko, Kaunda, Mugabe, Sankara, Mandela and Lumumba hanging in our living room. That opened up my interest for Pan Africa and to know more. I have traveled to at least 12 African countries and i intend to do more after this pandemic. ZIM has always been on my list because of the beauty of the country and the history(Great Zimbabwe) and the similarities in language. Thnaks alot African Tigress for your job and we as Africans need to understand we are one because our enemies see us as one and in order to build an Africa we want, we need to put our differences aside for a while and just build.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Pretty sure you will enjoy Zimbabwe. It has also been on my bucket list for a long time and I'm glad I finally made this trip. I've been shown so much love 😊

[@tyrellchibvongodze3566]

Absolutely love Kenya and Kenyans. I have worked with Kenyans since 2004, visited Kenya 3 times, made a few friends I stay in touch with. Beautiful and humble people, hard working, progressive and very united. Kenyans outside of Kenya keep together and work together quite impressively. Love the development happening in Kenya, their prowess in athletics, and love the Swahili language which I believe is the Super Bantu language. During my travel I used to collect common Bantu words, phrases and proverbs and its amazing how similar we are between Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi , Zimbabwe, Botswana, South Africa. Kenya feels like home and wouldn't mind living there.

[@emmanuelgondodza7460]

Kenyans make us proud as Africans on world stages because there are very good athletes, and I also like the Masai people, they are very tall and i like their type of dance, they will be like reaching out to the clouds 😄

[@angelangel2167]

Kenyans and ethopians live and train in high altitude because of the geographical positions of their country. Thats the only advantage.

[@Kenya2011]

@@angelangel2167 what a bitter soul 😀 Kenyans will always RULE !

[@nativeson1559]

@@angelangel2167 No it is not. Bolivians and the Swiss live at an even higher altitude and so do the Indians some places in India) and Tibetans [ around The Himalayas] But they can’t even run a 2:15 marathon for men and 2: 30 for women. We are freaks of nature…Ethiopians and us [ Kenyans]. Give the devil his due.

[@esem135]

Kenyans, we got to love the Zimbabweans. Positive vibes only! The Shona did a lot of trade on the Indian Ocean. Explains why there are some commonalities in culture. I was surprised to learn that Zimbabweans claim the marimba too and called it marimba as well. Kenyans know it is a Kenyan instrument owned by the Pokomo tribe of the Kenyan Coast, we even learn it in our school curriculum as a Kenyan instrument. Also tells you how distorted information. People, we are one!

[@reubensiwela3448]

It's evident that we had even greater relations before and that, perhaps we are related through ancestry.

[@esem135]

@@reubensiwela3448 If Africans were to do their DNA, they'd be surprised, especially East and Southern Africans. We think it is AAs to do these type of tests but we migrated and intermarried a lot along the migration routes.

[@umojapress2857]

@@esem135 They are bantus. It isn't rocket science.

[@esem135]

@@umojapress2857 Who said it is?

[@mimi79557]

We now have a tribe in Kenya called Shona. And I think they have their roots in Zim

[@pharoahmonk50]

OMG Tigress, you look gorgeous in that two piece suit. You have beautiful shoulders. You also look right at home there in downtown Harare!

[@danksly5300]

Something i've learnt from this videos is that as Kenyans we've got a system that allows us to learn so many things on different cultures i would say.

[@gr8booksmore929]

Interesting video- thanks. I read Ngugi waThiongo as part of literature in English. Got fascinating views about Kenya then especially regarding Mau Mau struggle, independence, politics of post independence etc. Now I know a lot about the socio-economic situation through more reading and tv. A great East African country with its own share of success stories and challenges.

[@kanagi7675]

Zimbabwe's independence just like Kenya's was not given by the master, it was warned after long brutal wars of freedom against the pink Brits. I love Zimbabwe ,will visit soon.

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

Zimbabwe freedom fighters were inspired by the great heroes like Dedan Kimathis, Mau Mau and KANU party...in Zimbabwe we formed our own version of KANU which is ZANU PF which won us independence and has has been in power since independence in 1980 under Mugabe and now under Mnangagwa

[@shingiraitrevormboto2105]

I dont know about kenya except it has excellent long distance runners. God bless Kenya. Its produces gud tea. Bt honestly i love africa..the whole of it!!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes we have great tea! Most Kenyans would actually have a cup of tea instead of coffee!

[@veemuyambo]

Keep more vloggs coming African Tigress

[@josephmunsaka2858]

As an overland tour guide, I hev met a lot of Kenyans. Nice people. The famous Maasai in Samburu land. The Kisii, the Kikuyu just to mention a few. Long live Kenya!!

[@earthlycitizen2155]

tufurahiye wikendi - mwambe, Eric Wanaina - Selina, Eric Omondi, Uhuru Kenyeta (guys looks like he is always tipsy😀), Thika Highway, Nairobi Express highway, and OMG the Michuki Park - I like what I have seen on youtube, hope to visit that park someday, Kibera, Mathare, I have novels by Ngugi Wathiyongo

[@prayeracademy]

Waiting ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I'm proudly Zimbabwean🇿🇼🇿🇼 and I love Kenyans❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Mo-yd8xc]

How do people in Zim not know where Kenya is? Even I got a geography O level when I was in school in Zim

[@bellaolum9768]

Your country people have never even heard of Kenya 😂😂😂🇰🇪

[@hk254lyt8]

@@Mo-yd8xc I guess they don’t study geography

[@prayeracademy]

We all study Geography in high school....I honestly don't know why some of my fellow people don't know Kenya. Kenya is one of my favourite countries in Africa.

[@ronakio]

@@hk254lyt8 Nonsense.

[@yvonnecummings9572]

Majority of them had good things to say about Kenya. Good video.

[@kudzaishe7285]

I love how you have marketed my country New Zimbabwean subscriber

[@abrahammawarire631]

Awesome, so amazing that you bringing african places into perspective.

[@francayub]

I love how you give an explanation to the respondents who don't know about kenya

[@angelinemadyara]

Kenyans are class A people I was very fortunate to go to Nairobi once a few years ago. It was for work but I met awesome people and it immediately felt at home. Nairobi was like Harare’s bigger more elegant sister. Would love to visit Mombasa one day🤞🏽

[@ayubmalik4781]

I love the attitude and accent with Zimbabwe people.. I will visit Harare soon.

[@reaare1734]

As a Ugandan, ofcourse I know quite a bit about Kenya but my favourites are the Kericho gold mint tea bags, Sauti Sol, The River between by Ngugi wa Thiongo, the many olympics long distance runners, that migingo island we were both claiming, The Akamba buses, the kilifi festival, Kenya Utalii College, that naki nairobi song by Mbilia Bel; I don't like the fact that we adore Kenya alot more than they adore us... I came to this conclusion in BBA show where Kenya always voted for Tz over us and yet we always voted for Kenya (yep how petty of me!) ... anyway I guess because of their common swahili thing going on but surely Kenya is one of the best places to live on the African continent.

[@b.truthful]

Wow Thanks !

[@josephodwori6973]

Sorry for that but we love your songs, especially the Kenyan people from Busia it's simply because you don't sing them in the language we can't understand maybe that's why they kept on voting for TZs but we are one family all the same.

[@mariamuthonimwangi5968]

Thats soo nice of you.I actually love ugandan music but the language is a little bit hard to understand

[@anericowekulofrank3918]

Ugandans and tanzanians are our brothers...long live our twin brothers!...and long live our close cousins Zambia...south Africa..Zambabwe...botwana and rwanda

[@Actrosst]

Me i know the kenyan airways one of the best in Africa and i think part of the Masai people are also from kenya and the long distance runners most of them winning gold medals are from kenya 🇰🇪.president uhuru kenyata oposition leader raila odinga..i think i know a lot about kenya .the governor okatho obado case ..wairimu sarah case?? Love you kenyans

[@s.s_sachi]

You guys know everything😂 So you know next year will be a tough one for us😅

[@Actrosst]

@@s.s_sachi we hope everything will go well and there is also a portion of the shona people in kenya so i am sure its like home to us Zimbabweans

[@wanjikuk7662]

@@Actrosst you know alot

[@Actrosst]

@@wanjikuk7662 i just love kenya

[@kumbiraigarapo8229]

WHO ELSE CAN TESTIFY THAT ZIMBABWEANS HAVE THE BEST ENGLISH ACCENT....WELL PRONOUNCED TOO

[@HANDOLOH]

Is that an achievement learning colonial languages? I dont care how we pronounce these words.Chinese are developed without English!!

[@patthompson8591]

@@HANDOLOH Thank your lucky stars you can speak & understand the English language. Even the Chinese send their children to English schools in England to learn the English language. And it's the language of the world whether you like it or not.

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

African Tigress do a video showcasing Harare's Jomo Kenyatta Lane named in honour of your first president

[@kodhealfayoaruwa9197]

True. A nd ask the people on the street if they know who Jomo was.

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

@@kodhealfayoaruwa9197 it is actually called Jomo Kenyatta Lane formerly Park Lane

[@Ngestro]

@@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE whr is this 1,it should have been renamed in the near past

[@wilfredk1478]

Our Ugali is a weapon!

[@wencelusbirech5188]

The people of Zimbabwe speak very good English.They seem to have a good education system,from the way they articulate their words. Kudos Zimbabwe.

[@gamukanjoma2479]

In Zimbabwe there are 16 languages every language we have. Links to most Bantu speaking because it was a road we use from Tanganyika (Morden day Tanzania) b4 Mapungubwe state and mwenemutapa (greatzimbabwe ) so sub Saharan Africa it's more than just tourism we were one coming to the promised land In plans of Jah ... We shall rise again without borders and be great again Imagine we all Africans but we communicate with foreign language we should try to learn each other's languages to I like my sister that is a great start #we cam from far away together and faces some difficulties together why not do it now together again🔯

[@aliceokoth3540]

So disappointing, it seems like Geography is not taught in schools in Africa anymore, especially of the continent. Have seen this lack of knowledge replicated in other countries too.

[@clotildah2821]

it is taught in the schools but many just loose interest .

[@rolong4444]

It’s shocking.

[@alphonceodiwuor9858]

Exactly my thought. I was so shocked whrn the young could not show Geographical skills.

[@DuncanSonga]

I agree with you Alice. I've been to 8 countries in Africa and these Millennials know nothing about the rest of Africa! On the contrary, all the people (40-60 year olds) that I interacted with, new much about Kenya and the rest of Africa.

[@rtinom9748]

we know, true zimbabweans know. those people in the streets are arrogant

[@hadassah1603]

😂 lived in Zimbabwe it was so funny when in high school it was assumed that I was a fast runner 🏃‍♀️ Loved it

[@EKKiaiMedia]

Awesome job may Allah continue expanding u

[@caesarkajura]

I like the fact one mentioned Sauti Sol,its amazing how music travels to places you don't expect.

[@Pat_Dube]

I enjoyed watching this video. Keep it up queen. Much love from Zim.

[@andysextremefitandaerobics5686]

I have never been in Kenya but I want to say there are good athletes The likes of David Rudisha and others, I love their premier soccer leaggue teams Gor Mahiya, Leopards Mathare Bandari etc. I learnt a lot about Kenya at schoolin our History and Geography lessons. I know about Ngugi WaThiongo, David G Mailu, I listen toKamba music from Bisengo, gospel from Gloria Mliro, Faith Kitele.

[@rosewakio2184]

Welcome to Kenya it's so beautiful.... Kenyans are Amazing

[@roynique5218]

As a Ghanaian, I had the best times with my Kenyan people.tgey were cool,non troublesome and very respectful and not agreesive as my west African people. I look specifically for a Kenyan when I moved to Germany to be friends. 8years friendship with my Kenyan friends was very good memory I can never forget.bless them.

[@lainaking6794]

Aww that’s so sweet- we love and appreciate you

[@guckar9734]

The pronunciation is legit. I love the zim fluency

[@kim_i_said6598]

I'm Zimbwabwean and I think Kenyans are beautiful, intelligent, cosmopolitan, creative, tech savvy and represent the continent brilliantly on the global stage. Their vloggers and tech-preneurs are super impressive Definitely a beautiful country with stunning people ❣