The 22 Year Old Kenyan Dropout Building Botswana’s Biggest Farm

[@rawtation]

He is not s drop out, he chose not to proceed with university. He actually in his own university, the best learning is through own experience.

[@shotelco]

...and just 25 Acres (10 Hectares) supports _6 employees + the owner._

[@larsstougaard7097]

And let's not forget loving supporting parents that comes from farming background. He will do well I'm sure.

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

True! He even said it himself, "when I finished school...." That means he completed his high school education.

[@kojokwame5201]

Very very thoughtful statement

[@damianknight5207]

And that's the things about our education systems its not teaching us to produce its just setting us to consume...indeed he's not a drop out he's productive young man...😊

[@yerfillinois8254]

The Kenya mindset in him is really encouraging. Imagine if African leaders doubled down and supported 200 young people like him, we can feed ourselves and feed the world.

[@Paulkruz1]

Its the Zambian Mindset

[@langatkikwei789]

African mindset. Zambian + Kenyan = African 😄

[@nmg1909]

Zambian + Kenyan = Botswana.😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@kkrotich]

That is really true. Africa has the potential to feed the world if the leaders stand up and do something about it. For now, African countries are not allowed to grow their own food courtesy of the ruling elites of this world. Sadly enough, 99.99% of our leaders go along with their wishes

[@davidochieng2827]

This debate about the " mindset " is hilarious!!! Who has the moral claim to this young man with a triple heritage...Kenya, Zambia or Botswana?! Reminds me of a similar debate about actress Lupita Nyong' o is she Kenyan ,Mexican or American?

[@UpliftingAfrica]

Looking at his age, that young man will go places with this. He is brilliant.

[@relaxingandsoothing7353]

Very intelligent I must say

[@josephmwangingure3259]

Connect me with him

[@EghonzE]

We need more Africans with this mindset to lift Africa out of its current economic crisis

[@davidwilliam3584]

Keeping this to myself isn't a good idea, I decided to tell everyone so you guys can help me. I have being making so much losing on trading and I'm still wondering how people make this huge profits investing on the stock market online, I agreed with you investing and earning is a legitimate way to gain financial freedom, but how is it done?

[@Roger_Gibson]

That's true and you can imagine the profits people are making daily by just trading stock market or bitcoin

[@nancybrenner4272]

Investing in crypto and stock market is a good idea, a good trading system would put you through many days of success.

[@pauljamescarr5113]

It is possible to produce superior performance provided you do something different from the majority. However, most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.

[@josephdale6069]

A lot has changed and that's on everything but the truth is that i don't even care much about bullish or bearish market because Jeff O'Reilly help me a lot, I am comfortably earning monthly

[@margaret2276]

I have been researching all this while for a digital asset to invest in and I found the crypto market to be the most profiting of them all, I'm definitely bouncing on it.

[@zicopaul9622]

The guy has a great aura about him. He's definitely got his head on straight. I think he'll do great!

[@larsstougaard7097]

Yes incredible guy, he is already the GOAT 🐐

[@lifehacks1019]

Kenyan mother, Zambian father, Botswana upbringing and sheer determination 👌

[@brokelaowaiinchina]

I thought he was Zambian after seeing his surname.

[@njengajosphat4301]

Technically not kenyan

[@giftkabambajr1935]

@@brokelaowaiinchina he's zambian

[@janendegwa5462]

@@njengajosphat4301 unless his mother is a gikuyu he can belong to gikuyu people by being guciarwo na mburi ,coz I am sure his father is most likely not in his life it's sad how people are biased put so much weight on the father that's why we have all this violent children because they were snatched from the naturing hands of their mothers to violent step mothers and fathers who rule kids like slaves that's why gikuyu say gutiri nduithanio ya mwana na nyina

[@lifehacks1019]

@@njengajosphat4301 ideally yes, in most African contexts he would belong to the father's lineage and identity himself so. But here he's outrightly forthright to identify with the mother

[@FavourUremz]

Its just fascinating that Africa has so many young and ambitious entrepreneurs!! Like forget this continent is blessed!!❤

[@gladlawson61]

Why would that be fascinating.? They're are billions of people in africa.

[@FavourUremz]

​@@gladlawson61 cause the media usually only shows us one side

[@TayoAinaFilms]

We really are blessed. Thanks for watching!

[@immaokoli2951]

​@@TayoAinaFilms Yes Tayo we are Blessed

[@EstherAivinhenyi]

@@gladlawson61 the current African population size on the continent is 1.43 billion not billions! I would suggest carrying out your due diligence before commenting on the busy KZbin streets without valid data or statistics.🙄🌍

[@onibioh]

This young man should have a KZbin channel. Inspiring.

[@mwangigitau286]

Something about East Africans and to some extent South is the calmness when we talk or what most people consider to be boring as the young man has said others even consider it to be timid but we know ourselves and WHT we capable of. Kenya is a big farming country and I am happy to see him transfer the skill to other countries. Way to go! 22 is such a young age to have such clarity of mind.

[@markjimas]

we do our things quietly..and cover our stomachs when full..

[@mwangigitau286]

@@markjimas 💯💯

[@masjm7278]

Excuse me , BOTSWANA Government is the Progenitor of Agriculture Revolution , Not Kenya .STOP with FALSE Claims!! Batswana are the Best CATTLE Breeders in AFRICA, Their MEAT is Sold All Over the WORLD

[@mwangigitau286]

@@masjm7278 Botswana is really coming up but please do some research and understand why Kenya with no minerals manages to be the biggest economy in East and Central Africa

[@ndukumusyoki9835]

@@masjm7278 Also do some research.... several decades ago, Botswana govt sent their livestock officers and interested farmers to Kenya to undergo intensive cattle management training in a govt to govt transfer of skills from Kenyan livestock experts to the Botswana farmers and livestock officers. And that is how Botswana acquired the skills required for cattle management. Incidentally the largest cattle farmer in Botswana is a Kenyan. Do your research. We are not competing... we are just not loud in our accolades as Kenyans / East Africans.

[@patrickrealestate-8193]

Africa the land of Milk and Honey. God blessed Africa with plenty of food, water, and other resources. Africa is a vast and diverse continent with a rich history and culture. It is also a land of great natural beauty and abundance. Africa is home to some of the world's most fertile land, and it is a major producer of food and other agricultural products. Africa also has abundant water resources, including rivers, lakes, and aquifers. These resources have the potential to support a large and prosperous population.

[@larsstougaard7097]

Yeah it's only a matter of good and honest leadership, healthy environment and laws for entrepreneurs and social stability. I hope for the best .

[@josephshonga178]

He must have lived all his life in Botswana. He's got a Botswana accent.

[@icecreambodyrolls]

Fr

[@masegom.4409]

Thought as much. Born and bred in BW. The accent is ours proper! Wonder why he calls himself a Kenyan when his father is Zambian. I know most Africans take after their fathers NOT mothers. Nice content though and congratulations to the young man.

[@josephshonga178]

@@masegom.4409 Maybe he's Kenyan by citizenship. Any way that's how he identifies himself, I respect that.

[@muhammadnawaz5039]

He is. That's all. Human being.

[@masjm7278]

Yeah , Taught by BATSWANA, There's a saying !! Leopard never Changing it's SPOTS. Now Credit goes to her Mothers Homeland. Not BOTSWANA , Interesting DON'T you Think?

[@Jumping-Goat]

I'm so impressed with this young man, as a 61 year old South African, it gives me huge joy to see the effort and dedication. I wish him much success and hope he's an inspiration to his adopted countrymen.

[@katloleeanda]

I am definitely inspired by him. I want to go into farming and i'll be looking up to him. I pray for his success in his businesses.

[@Play_Streams]

Big-up my Kenyan people. They are the most enterprising people I've ever met.

[@FavourUremz]

So much wisdom from this guy, patience and hardwork were the key points of his message, really loved his view on long term success, which is what many people don't plan for. This was a well rounded video 🙏 learnt alot

[@VirgoRushTv]

Dude is brilliant! Just look at that! It's not about his parents helping him like someone said in the comment, it's his mindset! Respect🙌🏾

[@samuelnjuguna6688]

Capital and land is everything

[@bofelo_last]

@@samuelnjuguna6688 True, as a motswana in our Currency that whole established is worth a Million Puma and an average motseana earns 2500

[@chiyenyumba7135]

@@bofelo_last don't you own rural ancestoral land?

[@Kobe_254]

​@@bofelo_last capital is everything the rest you can buy even experts and knowledge

[@georgnakanda4233]

Tayo; that boy no be drop out; that boy na Future Agricultural Tycoon. Give me he's contact, I'll buy him 2 bottles for setting forth at dawn.

[@chibuikemeliezer8733]

Notice how Botswana government support their young entrepreneurs... Nice one.

[@travel5182]

As a Zambian whose vision is similar to yours, this video makes me happy coz i know theres more like us who plan to end importing food from developed countries. Keep up the good work man !!!!

[@lecyber-purgatoire9803]

Thank you to be one of the guys that will help africans to stay away from western aids. I hope you and the guy on this video will success!!

[@scott.baierscott2198]

😂😂😂 a simple Google search if farmable land in your country and your country population Saya it won't ever happen unless about half die off. You'll always need imported food. Nice try. Posting for clout doesn't change facts😂😂

[@afrocentricafrica]

"Grind it out and think long term." If you can get it in you 20's, you are a winner for sure. Amazing story! Asante!

[@josphinemuraya604]

Wow wow Isaac my nephew, I am so proud of the man you have become. Just a few years ago I was babysitting you and now all I just heard from you is entrepreneurship wisdom and inspiration. Your mindset at your age is super impressive and I believe you will go very far with your business and as a person. Continue growing and increasing your knowledge every day like you’re doing. I pray and wish you all the best and endless success ❤️.

[@tonygee5680]

Well done to a great job ❤

[@lydian.sheehama3473]

❤

[@lydian.sheehama3473]

Super impressive indeed

[@EstherAivinhenyi]

Lesson learnt " I just want to perfect my craft." Isaac Kasonde 2023. One of the great minds of our beautiful Motherland AFRICA 🌍 🇰🇪🇧🇼 🇳🇬 👊🙂

[@rethabilenthite_]

Currently studying BSc in Sustainable Food Systems and I'm so inspired by his work and dedication.

[@AmanahJourney]

👏🏾 Good for him, especially a Kenyan. There are also quite a few of us "African Americans" here in Botswana and other Diasporans that are into agriculture, BPO and more. Welcome to Botswana.

[@Lynnmots]

Can’t wait to come back home my mother land. Now you encouraging me to see someone making it in my country Botswana hence am here abroad . Anyone soon I will join you

[@chebontoroitich7509]

I desire to learn more about Botswana. How is the construction sector?

[@africanchildsouljah]

wow that is cool we look upto our AA brothers and sisters every contribution in remaking and rebuilding africa our homeland is highly appreciated and we encourage more fusion of ideas..i live in states but from kenya soon moving back

[@thatieg2719]

@@chebontoroitich7509 unfortunately mostly dominated by the Chinese...

[@LucianComanphotography]

Is just a hyped empowerment video, so ranks higher on you tube, that poor guy is really struggling, by no means he is making money from what he got there.

[@chinyererachel]

Thank you so much Tayo for always shining a light on Africa 🌍.

[@EarthScienceEnjoyer]

what i love about your videos is that you take all of us on a journey with you. Your channel is all about positivity. I think many people are looking at africa with intrest, we want to know what's happening there. There are some other channels that started out like yours, showcasing africa, Highlighting good things happening in the continent. But the main channel i followed turned mostly into anti western propaganda, where instead of highlighting africa it seems like the focus of the channel shifted to portraying any non-african entity as evil. Many people here are not evil. We look at the future positively, I think most people , anywhere in the world become happy when they see entrepreneurs in africa make it. We all saw the speed at which certain Asian countries caught up to the west. We live in a time where humans can interact with each other so much more easily. When korea, japan, etc suddenly started sharing their culture people loved it. Modern manga/anime was inspired by western comics. Japan created it's own take on it. And now it's loved all around the world, sparking countries like china, korea, vietnam or even some western countries to create their own anime. Korean movies and series are blowing up in popularity. Not to mention good food you get exposed to nowadays thanks to cultural exchange. People build and improve on the ideas of others. I personally can't wait for the future. Africa has so many people. There's so much potential for people sharing their world, and their story. I think you're one of the early adapters, you're doing great work. Africa has many unique things to offer to the world, and you're showing some of those!

[@TayoAinaFilms]

This is such a heartfelt comment. Thank you so much for sharing your perspective. I believe Africa has a big part to play in Global econimics and im Glad the world is waking up to this.

[@survivingwhitezaddy2.5]

This is all white cry babble talk. If the "west," didn't have such a disingenuous and 3vil history with the continent there wouldn't be no need to showcase their dirty laundry, it's very imperative that we showcase every chance we get what the west has done and (continues) to do. Please cry us a river elsewhere.

[@Mista-FOODMAN]

I’m finding it hard to believe he is 22. He is so smart and eloquent. Dude knows what he’s doing. Bless up 🙌🏾🌍❤️🇳🇬

[@gloriaamase9764]

Mwili kubwa ni mbaya inafanya mtu kuonekana mzee😅

[@tobbyoryokot1437]

@@gloriaamase9764 lakini wewe..hahaha

[@AmeZidi_]

@@gloriaamase9764 😂usianze hapa vayolence. Shh...

[@ruthiminza15]

He embodies the Kenyan mindset quite well. A guest cannot leave without being gifted something.

[@wayando]

His entertainment is his business ... This guy is definitely going to succeed in his business. Not transferring his wealth into alcohol and other time wasting activities.

[@lopangmphasha9483]

This is very inspiring, as a young Motswana who had regrets of not taking an agricultural course in University I now have a different perspective.

[@MPANGA101]

Can’t wait for this Botswana series.

[@TayoAinaFilms]

More coming soon! Thank you

[@damianknight5207]

This wonderful farming ...am proud of him...am from Jamaica 🇯🇲 and these videos are inspiring me to take trip to Botswana 🇧🇼

[@jasonthatcher8281]

A real inspiration, thank you, I hope you keep sharing. I agree this is the land of milk and honey, people need to embrace their home land and put their heads down and produce.

[@chimukahsyapiila4099]

I see the Zambian discipline in him 🇿🇲keep pushing sir

[@nchewiedu]

I like how articulate and grounded he is.

[@bbc5043]

Great content Tayo never disappoints. This is one of the biggest KZbin channel that has very positive content. Kudos to Tayo and Wode Maya.

[@obohphilips5371]

Congratulations 👏 very inspiring story. Africa is rising stronger everyday

[@vivaafrika604]

Growing your own food is like printing your own money🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@ndirangurose4323]

I'm impressed with Isaac Kasondes venture. Having lived in Botswana for 13 years I know this is no easy project. It takes real guts & focus and he has it all. With proper support Isaac is capable with feeding the population with real standard produce. God bless you abundantly!

[@MrGengad]

School is not for everyone, as long you know how to read and write that should be enough. Standard education prepares you to be slave where in the other hand self-education makes you rich. Clearly this young man has patient and hanger to be rich.

[@shishi1527]

Hallo Ms. Rose. Hope, you are well since you left Botswana.Rachel Muraya son has found his passion. Hopefully, he will end up like Mr. Kathurima.

[@LucianComanphotography]

huh what are you impressed about? Subsistence farming and make a bit of money is 20HA up, he got nothing there to make him real money, that man is strugling despite his hard work. If some more money do not pour from his parents scaling will be just a dream.

[@karimmoorad9649]

The vegetable import ban by the government was a really smart move. A lot of Youth benefited from it. Nice to see someone who took full advantage❤ 🇧🇼

[@jameschege8631]

@aina kindly check your headings in future videos to avoid unnecessary controversy. Iam Kenyan myself and very proud of my brother from another mother but he is more Zambian than Kenyan as his dad is Zambian. The Botswana govt should accord him honorary citizenship he is heading for bigger things. Pan-Africanism at its best here.

[@FABI_HISKIA]

Wooow. Just wooow. I have no words literally. His dedication and commitment kept him afloat but his hunger and vision will steer him to victory. 👏🏾

[@vickymwangi6066]

I have admired the work of that young man. African should support and encourage many young people rather than putting them down. There is no one who is a drop out , drop out in what. The creator created intelligent and wisdom and knowledge in human beings . The young guy has a vision of his future and he knows where the world is going. Keep up you are on the right track.

[@rokyadiakite2395]

So young and so mature! I wish my son will have such vision. And yep, university isn't always needed and sometimes a huge waste of time if you have a different mindset. God bless you young man.

[@GANDOMHD]

Love African people lo❤the continente 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉thanks for your inspiration 🎉

[@henniejurgen1147]

As a Namibian 🇳🇦 this is inspiring much love brother.

[@sasaskitchen2435]

Plan is to go back home ✈️🇧🇼🇧🇼 and into Farming I’m still learning from the best I’m proper inspired 👏👏

[@GregoryAmoshe]

Fascinating work by a Kenyan. Proud seeing kenyans succeed

[@sR-III]

Im inspired ! I have this strong desire for farming Im just saving up for land I look forward to being like you im also 22 by the way thanks my bros

[@NadouLove7]

This is beautiful to watch we need this in all countries!🇭🇹✊🏾

[@Keruush12]

Now this is an African.. Zambian dad, Kenyan mom, Lives in Botswana and will probably marry there😂.... Petition to have him represent all us Africans in economic/entrepreneural forums😂

[@adakuonovo]

This is a very beautiful and inspiring video, the young man is doing an amazing job and he will definitely succeed. I'm rooting for him and all other young Africans who are putting in the work. Nice video Tayo, thumbs up.

[@NadinaRama]

You delivered another awesome episode. Thank you Tayo for taking us along with you. I had goosebumps watching...

[@sekaopelaelo1934]

Lot's of love from botswana ❤🇧🇼🇧🇼

[@stefanogizzler]

A phenomenal young guy right there, truly inspirational, keep going bro, Thanks alot Tayo for selling Africa to the world. Countries like Kenya have been ravaged by extreme corruption and greed beyond repair.

[@thabanakabo4370]

Keep doing what you doing bro. Inspiring us young farmers here in 🇧🇼.

[@robsonfrancisco3719]

5:18 Learning with GPT? Wow! Now that's how AI will create more jobs. Every tech revolution comes with it's ups and downs. 7:44 this is an inspiration for us africans

[@zachlightphiri4533]

Wow! As a zambian and a lover of farming, am so proud and encoraged by this young Zambian man and what he's doing...🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲

[@loratotv4960]

Welcome to Botswana. Enjoy your stay and if possible, make yourself available. Ready to take you around

[@KSACTV]

At 22 years with that right thinking mindset he’s parents did a great job in raising him kudos tayo

[@justhustle4979]

Fellow kenyans hope you have heard about loving parents hapo ndio key iko😂 either your parents have connections or money for you to make a name legally young in Africa, otherwise broke parents miserable you 😂😂

[@iamshekie]

Woooooww. ❤ from Botswana 🇧🇼

[@bhekisisayeleni6249]

Thanks Tayo Aina for this interview, God will make this very young man to prosper because he didn't choose to go for rituals for his business to grow faster as many business people do so in our continent.

[@botswanatoday2023]

You should visit Mosisedi farms just south of Gaborone, they do farming on a large scale, cereal crops. That's where the big boys are

[@muhammadnawaz5039]

He'll also be a big boy

[@brianmath393]

Our children should have the option of pursuing a craft over varsity. Let's build successful businesses 🎉

[@kasikwagoma6740]

Botswana is the one black African country that is truly democratic, but effectively run, zero tolerance for corruption, very peaceful and very caring towards it's citizens. No other country in black Africa can claim that.

[@lebo5281]

Interesting. Why is Fmr President Khama a refugee again?

[@thato97]

​@@lebo5281 Its petsonal grudges. I hate to see him a refugee. I really like him. The now President is not good at all.

[@lebo5281]

@Jemimah Keb Thank you. Ke raya gone gore presenting Bots as this perfect democracy without any corruption, is in itself a disservice to Batswana. Silence is not perfection.

[@revothomas9343]

@@lebo5281 During his time he was a dictator.He is a power hungry dictator.

[@lebo5281]

@Revonia Mabutho Exactly what I am saying. So much for "truly democratic". Even after the current one's tenure, there will be stories that emerge, the UN has already expressed its complaint.

[@iradiang.life9685]

Wooooow I’m overwhelmed by this brother’s involvement and quick success. May Allah keep blessing you and your team . I’m also planning to farm

[@samisymbian7178]

Excellent, more Botswana videos please 🙏

[@ancat2521]

Hi Taylor. Where have you been? Watching from Barbados 🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧😮

[@shotelco]

*"...Stop looking at the outside [Euro/Anglo Western] world as the gateway to success."* Nuff said.

[@enarioc5155]

The best learning is through your own experience, when you visit a country, you learn so many good things. Thanks for the good work.KZbinr from Sao Paulo.Brasil.

[@favoursparks]

Agriculture is NOW🍃

[@joesamson8666]

How is he a dropout if he didn't even go to University? The choice not to pursue tertiary education is a valid one. He didn't dropout from anything.

[@architectsly3242]

Great country! Great people! Great video! Very inspiring

[@andreochse9663]

THIS is a REAL African , showing his love for the land & showing his brothers that WORK is the key to unlock the true potential of the land

[@classicvwride7520]

I was in Botswana last month, very lovely people, hot weather , and yes watch out for those cows on the motorways especially at nights

[@TayoAinaFilms]

yesss. Those fat cows who walk as if they own the road. 😂

[@classicvwride7520]

@Tayo Aina ....I was really petrified by them driving during the nights, I drove all the Southern African countries starting from South Africa, Botswana and Namibia was dope! Enjoy Botswana Tayo

[@palesamogorosi8939]

Cops rarely carry guns in Botswana and apparently it has to do with the low crime rate unlike what we have here in South Africa. Botswana is pretty peaceful and safe.

[@tfield6544]

Only if all Africa would think like this guy it change world

[@tvs9978]

Most Africans do think like this guy. Access to capital is the limitibg factor. Not everyone has parents they can go to to get a start

[@wazhatafa]

Is that Issac i just saw I'm still shocked. Congratulations bro you have done well for yourself.

[@RufinOuamba]

New mindset, new Africa. Congratulations Africa.

[@japhethmayaka9214]

Kudos my fellow Kenyan impressed. I'm actually doing this back here in Kenya. Nice seeing another younger Kenyan doing this in Botswana. Big up. I'm inspired

[@bellaolum9768]

He's Botswana born and bred 😅

[@martoweche536]

​@@bellaolum9768 and... 😏

[@bellaolum9768]

@@martoweche536 with a Kenyan mother and a Zambian father Lol

[@Jonathanchobe]

So inspiring, keep up the great work you inspire upcoming youth farmers like me🙌🏾🔥

[@stampanaosenotse6341]

Asante sana son thank you for putting Botswana on the map n even more for showing young Batswana this great project May God give you more days to live n give back to humanity

[@ginikajessica2960]

This is just so inspiring. He said it all. We have everything…

[@stephenk5017]

22 years wow!!🎉. @tayo, The caption should have been Zambian😂..

[@TayoAinaFilms]

I had to pick between Zambian and Kenyan. sorry 😂

[@kayizziritah3029]

Exactly Zambia, his dad's contribution was downplayed and besides he is in southern Africa and has a lot of southern influence, his accent. And being able to do that is partly because of his attachment to Zambia 😅. I am East African I have been to southern Africa and saw many East African farmers there and the challenges they face compared to their fellow south Africans.

[@AndresGonzalez-qn2kv]

Africa is operating at 1% of its productive capacity, perhaps less, Japan is operating at 100%, they have reached their productive ceiling, Africa is just beginning, Africa is the supercontinent of the future, its greatest wealth is its population with high growth and majority young man there is his wealth europe, china, japan, their biggest obstacle is the loss of population, africa is the continent of opportunities, you just have to be able to see it and work with it. SALUDOS DESDE PARAGUAY EL DIAMANTE EN BRUTO DE LATINOAMERICA

[@davekc2482]

Great content as always inspiring story by the young man wish more African youths will get involved in farming as a career the future is agriculture.🇿🇲

[@malcolmjwebster]

Botswana has an active formal market in private freehold land rights, which few African countries have! Foreigners can also buy any freehold land or property. Tribal Territories have no such freehold land rights.

[@Lynnmots]

Correction ::the cost of a farm that big might be P80 000 to P120 000 not $80 000 -$120 000. My lovely Country Botswana.

[@josephshonga178]

Unless it's in Pandamatenga or The Tuli Block, and that farm is in neither.

[@purityjemutai.4688]

Woow very inspiring.✅❤️🇰🇪

[@joshuachibolela8130]

Nice one young man, you're representing Zambia 🇿🇲 very well. We're proud of you

[@feminaogallo8562]

I salute you Isaac Kasonde! You're a learning centre! Many young people will learn from you. Me too I'm learning .

[@ebaab9913]

This is Rich dad, Poor Dad basically. He was given stratagies and money by his family to get him going. He is motivated and he knows that life is not a party, it is a grind, a 24/7 work ethic. All that said, Africa needs to encourage it's youth to be entrepreneurs, he could do with help that can accept this work ethic. Here is my opinion as an ex-SA white man, who wants African to succeeed, Stop the stupid race and tribal thinking, use the local talent who are committed to Africa. Get rid of Apartheid thinking, go the Rainbow thinking of Mandela.

[@MrJbcnet]

This kid is mature for his age that’s amazing.

[@jerrysensei]

This is definitely God's work

[@kefilwehill8270]

Thank you! I appreciate you! Blessings upon blessings!! May God increase your efforts

[@maduoratshukudu8587]

Where in Botswana is this farm? We can learn a lot from this guy. "I used 2.5 to make 18k" I got sold there.

[@TayoAinaFilms]

HIs contact details are in the description! Thanks for watching.

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

How about supporting 2000 young farmers across Africa. Why don't we invest privately?

[@orireekohimiprogress7868]

As an aspiring farmer and farm owner, I'm really inspired

[@zealousideal]

Amazing… now I feel lazy after watching him. 😂 no excuses. I have college degrees and much older and lots of experience. Time to get busy.

[@dylanmodise502]

As a motswana i commend you buddy, we have been not being successful at commercial agriculture hope someday you will mentor a few batswana and work with you, ❤africa is 1 mie broer

[@onthusitsentshwarelang6149]

Hi Dylan..this young guy is a litmus test to Laziness of the locals..

[@melby6512]

Eish mixed feeling on this one ,but the ban was to encourage production amongst native Batswana ,but once again i see someone else benefitting

[@dylanmodise502]

@@melby6512 nnete fela, us Batswana we are lazy and love to be spoon fed, we are complaining about the ban but a few years back we complained about Bw government only buying SA products,

[@onthusitsentshwarelang6149]

@@melby6512 ...Do we have hungry people like this guy?.remember he is using his money not govy,the crazy thing about Botswana is banning and not helping the locals with funds(forms are difficult to fill)

[@LucianComanphotography]

That is pure bull you have a kid what parents give him some money, on what he got there is basically fudge all, that is way under micro category, and maybe will get him a salary,subsistence farming is from 20ha up. I filmed farms of 37000.00 hectares, that is a farm, not a tiny piece of land where the owner is thinking a borehole is a huge investment.By no means he is building Botswana Biggest farm he is just trying to survive in the market. By the way why you keep using the wrong b-roll from other countries, not Botswana, that is not accurate if you are a reporter, you could not pay a small crew to take broll footage for you or buy real Botswana stock footage?

[@itayichitauro9426]

WOWWWWW HATS OFF TO YOU YOUNG MAN, DAMN HAVE I ADMIRE YOUR VISION. IF ONLY YOUTHS OF YOUR AGE COULD WAKE UP AND JOIN YOU.

[@fatmaloum8056]

Universities are trash these days. You're doing great young man.