The World Oldest Tribe Are Found In Africa!

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[@nanambrah11]

10K to reach 900K. Let's share for friends and family to subscribe 😊🙏🙏

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Ok

[@felistusnekesa6407]

How about 9k??👋🏾

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Done ☑️

[@mamuduyakubuyakubu2128]

Sure bro

[@Adele-d9k]

Watching from Florida. I enjoyed the first episode and I was not about to miss this one!!

[@block9292]

That woman traveling with you is very charismatic..

[@meekulunadulanghelo920]

She is💞

[@MJ31579]

The translater is very respectful. Most of the questions she could've answered herself, but she asked and translated everything

[@TheSENYO]

Wode Maya travels across the length and breadth of the African continent to bring us the best of videos that educate, inform, and create an impact. This is why people gravitate towards Wode Maya’s content; always on standby and highly alert 🚨 to watch Africa to the world 🌍 content through the lens of Wode Maya. Great 😊 job as always and we on the road to 1 million+ subscribers

[@Sweetdification]

He Does A Great 💯 Job Educating us on Afrika 🇧🇴

[@mpalmer7800]

He’s deserving of a diplomatic passport across the continent of Africa!!! He’s single handedly responsible for a lot of the negative narrative of African culture CHANGE COMPLETELY!!! Big up Wode❤️

[@TheSENYO]

@@mpalmer7800 Yessss he sure deserves it. Thanks 🙏

[@TheSENYO]

@@Sweetdification very true

[@giftgwawawa966]

I agree with you

[@nanambrah11]

The journey alone I can see was very tough but Wode Maya made it possible for the world to know Africa is not just the western part. Kudos Maya

[@rabiabeke8637]

Actually, white people and Black Americans know more about Southern, Eastern, Northern etc parts of Africa than Western Parts of Africa.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@@rabiabeke8637 wrong

[@rabiabeke8637]

@@WorldIn360channel 🌍 Thanks

[@nmg1909]

@@rabiabeke8637 Stop taking weeds. Americans tend to know more about western Africa than other parts of Africa due to the slave trade. Even Europeans were the people who trade western Africa mostly.

[@masudahmed6479]

I learned about this tribe at primary schools back in 2010 😱 social studies subject…kohi kohi and kohi san🙀 click sound is san’s language OMG 😱 … Africa is a home nature ✅

[@Path_o_Dreams]

It's Khoikhoi and Khoisan.

[@masudahmed6479]

@@Path_o_Dreams yeh man sorry for the spelling 😬 it been quite long ago 🤣 that why!!! 😉

[@RoselomonTV]

The way she jumped off the truck👏👏

[@Sweetdification]

Incredible 💯With A 👗 Dress On Only Afrika 🇧🇴 👏👐🙌

[@therndabt]

African woman are strong even with a dress on

[@kinggamersbaltimore4130]

Facts

[@softthings5535]

@@therndabt you are right not the ones in outside africa

[@mugabezion5763]

She is just Gangstar 😁😃 me love strong agile African women

[@johnaxe4real]

It’s so ironic. I just finished watching Trudy’s video “a day in the life of a billionaire” and I was admiring wealthy lifestyle of the rich! But then , I’m watching the opposite. People with little or no wealth, except HUMANITY. I think I choose humanity and happiness over wealth. 🤔

[@FaFa-fl1kh]

Good for you. For me, I chose humanity, happiness and wealth.

[@free4christemwanta926]

😁, God has not created a balanced life. Every affair has an opposite side. 🤞

[@MrSolonolo]

You and this co-hostess should ALWAYS work together. You are an irresistible combination!!! As always, writhing from Poland, I love and appreciate the work you are doing. More power to you Wode Maya- and my respects to the young lady as well !!!

[@SirprofMagic]

Wode Maya and your team are just too much. Kudos guys.

[@Doksimon]

GOD bless you Wode Maya for all you do for Africa, we see and I appreciate you +Thumps up👍🏾

[@Haibe571]

What I love about WODE MAYA is that he’s true African, proud African. You’re doing great job brother. Greetings from London

[@tujuannamayo6675]

My mind was blown when I saw this young man teach himself the Chinese language and now teaching all of us about the beauty of Africa. He is a true educator. I'm so proud of you son. May the Good Lord bless all you do to let the world know about our people all over Africa!

[@TheSENYO]

Always on standby ; 1 million + subscribers for Wode Maya

[@ebentee]

Exactly, 1M subscribers very soon

[@TheSENYO]

@@ebentee right on brother.

[@AFRICAGOODLIFE4993]

THANKS FOR SHOWING SUCH BEAUTIFUL PLACES IN AFRICA, YOUR WORK IS APPRECIATED

[@flippingforreal109]

I love these kinds of videos I learned more about Africa from these videos than I have from any book.

[@Oyzatt]

As a young Africans who didn't grow up to experience what it means to be truly African😭, this video is everything to me ❤️

[@SasaSasa-wy9wu]

@sam simba I think he means Africans living abroad, I can relate

[@KrazyKarentv]

I think the khoi san people deserve protection for being the oldest tribe we should not let them die like that

[@rohaaniidaalii9758]

With a psychotic euro dominated world this will never be possible.

[@KrazyKarentv]

@William Khumalo oh shut the fukkk up

[@CristyanBernardes]

@@rohaaniidaalii9758 shit im ngl that's truth it's tuff to do this now...to late

[@mrhimselfalone7657]

It's a kind of beer

[@mrhimselfalone7657]

They just need some fancy bottles and that's a money maker

[@lizkeith1356]

The San are so beautiful with high cheek bones and great smiles. so pretty.

[@ekpelasamuel2035]

This is very educative Maya, it will be difficult in getting this information from our conventional schools, Have learnt so much from this video; from Bayelsa State Nigeria 🇳🇬.

[@henriquepaulino8061]

Muito grato pelo teu lindo trabalho. Vielen Dank Maya ,super Arbeit. Jch lernen viel von mein Kontinent als angolaner.Tank you bro. 👊👍

[@ShowemRight]

The Khoisan are Earths original parents, and the honor is awe inspiring.

[@the_redbutterfli9625]

Wow, the Khoikhoi & San; the hunters &gatherers this just took me back to history class in primary school! Good vibess from Namibia. 1M loading....Feel the vibrations? 😄💃

[@kofisam9650]

Wode Maya, we have similar drink in the north of Ghana, it's also made of sorghum. That's the northern beer called pito, we have non alcoholic one which is sweeter and the alcoholic pito.

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

When you ask Africans "how long is the drive?" and they laugh 🤣😂😆

[@Miss_Sarah254]

Yes ,when you see a smile just know you are going to a different world ,I mean the distance lol

[@missqt48]

You can say that again! When I was 13 we went back home to visit and for the first time my father decided to take us to his village! I was told ‘it’s not far!’ 11 hours later we reached the village! I wasn’t impressed! But the long journey was worth it because village life is the most relaxed, jovial, peaceful place I’ve ever been in my life!

[@muhamedhusein2980]

Maya never fails to impress me with his impressive African stories 🥰🥰

[@sergioagostinho72]

We also have this people in Angola, the Khoisans , they live in the border between Namibia and Angola.

[@genuinediasporan6661]

They remind me of 90s film, the gods are crazy. Definitely the oldest people in Africa. Beautiful and well contended people. They provide a glimpse into the past like Native Americans of South America. They should be protected. Assimilation equals extinction.❤❤

[@ellishaindobo1794]

The Main actor is Namibian.

[@Diykitz]

Wow, life in Africa culture is very interesting and unique,

[@Renette1987]

The San people are definitely the most marginalised group in my country. Because their source of food was from the wilderness, their lifestyle was affected when national parks and such were erected causing animals and plants to become protected by law. They can't roam as freely as they used to, but they struggle to adjust to the modern lifestyle too: case in point moving back to the bush despite being given land on which to farm and having been built houses by the state. Anyway, thank you for the video and genuine interest in learning about Africa and her people. God bless you Wode Maya 🙏❤

[@trevorprime2274]

Question: does Namibia have power outages on a regular or semi-regular basis?

[@Renette1987]

@William Khumalo yes, they are of the Khoi group but in my country we call them San. I am Nama so I'm Khoi too and my language also has clicks, but it isn't the same language as the San.

[@Renette1987]

@@trevorprime2274 we do get them sometimes, but they are not a regular occurrence. We can go for months without having any...

[@Renette1987]

@William Khumalo yes

[@bolokadanabateh5010]

Indegeneous people have been a threat everywhere.. From Canada to Australia, Amazon, Kalahari etc its sad

[@baasmans]

I love this. Africans discovering Africa is a sign of true progress

[@osikanitv]

Great to be getting massive videos each day 😍 Thank You Mr. WODE MAYA 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@Miss_Sarah254]

Maya please give us more of this !!show us more about the San people ,don't leave us hanging!! I hope you will go find them

[@kabondemakasanjobvu5031]

Khoisan are a very unique breed love this diversity

[@megamenoreinhordt8081]

I love the vibes, the humbleness..... Namibia loves you Wode

[@cynthiasarguta9570]

I remember reading about the Khoisan in History back in Primary School

[@gideonmoseri4850]

This video is so great that it teaches people about the Khoisan people. When I look at the Khoisan people I always feel sad because they suffered more than us and they are suffering even today at least in countries like Namibia and Botswana they are recognized but when it comes to South Africa is like they do not exist while they are still existing in reality.

[@sandybrownonyt]

Please explain. How are they suffering or lacking, or non existent. The guide said they were given houses but they prefer their way of living. What changes would they like to have?

[@abcminime]

I am not sure about that. I think the kongos suffered the most. Largest genocide in human history.

[@ikenganation]

You deserve a Nobel peace prize. How can I nominate you?

[@therndabt]

You got the right guide for this tour, very knowledgeable and engaging

[@Guled3]

Wode Maya in Namibia. Exhilaratingly FANTASTIC!

[@AfricanHope]

I’m here for this African informative content 👌👌👌

[@ConnectsLogTv]

Exactly

[@AfricanHope]

@@ConnectsLogTv this is definitely some education 👌

[@inquiryincsdaily3465]

Thanks for the daily updates bro

[@safoaa8692]

We have the soaked millet drink in Ghana.. The Northern part... I think its called pitoo or brukutu.... not very sure of the name.. Wish I could subscribe twice.... Thank you for what you do.. Very Informative

[@frederickatasina7983]

Yeah, Pito and non alcoholic drinks made from millet

[@sansaysyoucan2690]

The beautiful mom has features of South Africa’s President Nelson Mandela. I believe he too was Khoisan. Very informative and enjoyable video Wode Maya.

[@redeemablesoul]

He definately has khoisan dna

[@kinggamersbaltimore4130]

He was

[@claudiamasupha6257]

The fact is the black southern Africans are the mixture of bantu and Khoisan or bushman, that's why our language like Xhosa has the click sound. Those are our ancestors, whether we like it or not. I love my people I see myself in them. If you look south african features, you will see a lot of Khoisan people features in them. There's a lot of history here.

[@YT4Me57]

Thank you for sharing these videos Wode Maya. We are learning about the peoples of Africa in a more intimate/personal way than any other channel. I am fascinated by the many ethnic groups and how they commingle yet retain their own unique identities. I love how your guide is the 'goddaughter' of the woman you visited and she so easily moved from her own language to her former babysitter's. Africans in the Diaspora have lost that skill under 400 years of enslavement. Thank you for bringing us back home!

[@monchere_okemwa]

We love and welcome home.

[@Drdianan]

Maya can literally blend anywhere, we love you

[@the_redbutterfli9625]

Give this video a thumbs up if you have watched the world's best film of all time that featured Namibia's Khoisan N!xau Toma "The gods must be crazy" 🙌

[@princessholloway5069]

I loved that movie.

[@NoaPenda]

I definitely have

[@marthalevenha7738]

I'm a vambo, oshiwambo speaking lady. We love you Maya 💜

[@adamkennedy7319]

I’m here on time today. Bless you for your hard job

[@Handsome.Liberian.African]

A proud African Liberian Mendé tribesmen here supporting 🙌. African and Africa is extraordinarily 😍😘 😍❤ this is my favorite tribe ❤they extraordinarily beautiful

[@JuliaIitula]

Never a dull moment with Maya... enjoyed the video

[@allthingssandyjo5501]

I have always been fascinated by the Koi-San people. I love their simplicity, absolutely beautiful people!! They have physical traits that kinda resembles the people of the far East. Africans are beautiful.

[@blackstarmedia1410]

They are a beautiful people. It was their ancestors that were the first humans to leave Africa!!! Facts!!

[@arushanioshaka5600]

I doubt that

[@blackstarmedia1410]

@@arushanioshaka5600 Do your research

[@rohaaniidaalii9758]

It was the twa or pigmies who were the first. In fact they are older than the San people by millions of years

[@blackstarmedia1410]

@@rohaaniidaalii9758 This isn't true. Watch kzbin.info/www/bejne/oanOaGCCnqqlotE

[@rohaaniidaalii9758]

@@blackstarmedia1410 read "the first Americans were Africans" by Dr David Imhotep.

[@Jnetwork1000]

Very touching story - love it. Itswoven, strong lady.... Namibia added in my list

[@a.j.809]

The #HibiscusRose they use for a sauce is called #Sorrel in Jamaica 🇯🇲 we make a drink every Christmas using the flowers! #OneWorld #OneLove out of many one ✊🏾

[@missceebrownin]

Sorrel is called Sobolo in Ghana, tastes pretty much the same! I saw on one of his different videos they have a version of it in Sudan too, so fascinating how customs travel

[@kie2886]

Same sorrel they drink in Nigeria, and across Africa.

[@Mr.Oshodi]

This kind of tribe is also in South Africa. Mama Africa!

[@Lifestylebydeeya]

The San People is another discovery for me, and it's quite interesting that they decide to head back to the forest after the government has given them shelter.

[@wateromiproduction3898]

Key observation. Sometimes we are too righteous and think we know what other people need instead of listening.Not everyone wants to live like Europeans.

[@d-nice5960]

The fact that they are natural light skinned without being bi racial is a surprise to me.

[@jagabanjagaban9593]

@@d-nice5960 I understand what you are saying but remeber tht Africa is the most diverse continent every and life was first created In Africa,don’t let the colonizers fool you into thinking there are only one type of skin colour in Africa we all look different and that is beautiful

[@d-nice5960]

@TERRY KWAY I 've never heard of the Igbo people . I am going to research them. thanks.

[@rabiabeke8637]

I like all your different videos. I have been traveling to different African countries without leaving my home and my country thanks to Wode Maya's KZbin videos.

[@moxide]

The San people just like everybody else are different tribes who speak different languages and they are in Angola, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and South Africa. For some of us the Bantus who got clicks in our languages like the Nguni those clicks were adopted from Khoi/ San people.

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

True

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

@William Khumalo you are just ignorant. Nguni/Ngoni are bantu. Read bantu migration

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

@William Khumalo Nguni came from the Great Lakes regions...that's why everyone call meat Nyama from Kenya all the way to South Africa. Read your history

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

@William Khumalo Bantu never had any clicks until they came into contact with the Khoisan during their bantu southward migration

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

@William Khumalo Xhosa are bantu have a considerable mixture of the Khoisan....

[@anymn8134]

Wode, your tour guide is amazing. She knows the land, she knows her people. Both of you would make great heads of state. Your love for our beautiful continent is unmatched. God bless, protect and guide you Wode. You are a Gem.

[@jabulaninkuna747]

Interesting discoveries. The people called coloureds in South Africa cape provinces are definitely Khoisan with a mixture of various groups. However, they lost their cultures and languages due to colonialism. Your guides in Namibia are eloquent and doing sterling work.

[@missqt48]

The coloured people in South Africa are a constructed ‘race’ created by the Dutch! I learnt this in year 10 history. Nothing to do with Khoisan.

[@redeemablesoul]

@@missqt48 what you are saying is very far from the truth...its because you dont know the coloured people...You get different types of coloureds and 80% coloured people have khoisan dna....

[@missqt48]

@@redeemablesoul I’m actually African and have Khoisan blood. I have heard oral African stories and I’ve been taught in British institutions. Educate me because it seems I’m ‘very far from the truth.’

[@SabzKhumalo]

@@missqt48 it maybe a constructed race but they are decendents Khoisan people. Phela they are the remnants of them after there was a literal law that stated that all Khoi people had to shot dead on site.

[@agrid2608]

Coloured refers to people of mixed race. All sorts of South African cultures (Xhosa, Tswana, etc) have hunter-gatherer ancestry. Many Coloureds also don't, while some do. And no it isn't 80%, that's just factually not true. Coloured is not an ethnic group. It's a diverse generally-Afrikaans speaking *culture* that's ethnically and racially different one person/family to the next. e.g. People who are South Asian are in the category, people who are of Caucasian descent mixed with Asian are in the category, Asian with African, and many Afrikaans-speaking Africans who were classified as Coloured with the population registration act. Also khoe-san is in fact a linguistic abstraction not a concrete tribe and, given the above, clearly saying Coloureds are khwe pastoralists is simply ahistorical and borders on appropriation given the broad origin of Coloureds. The scientific genetic profile of Coloureds shows that it's main ethnic components are a Xhosa population, a Dutch East Indies population, a South Asian population and a Caucasian population. There are other components but these are in fact the largest. The Xhosa population is also where the majority of ancient hunter-gatherer ancestral markers come from. (what some people rather erroneously mean when they use the abstraction "khoisan", the other hunter-gatherer component would come from "bushmen", particularly in the Northern Cape, who have also largely been amalgamated into other groups.) Here is the reference to the Coloured genetic profile: DOI: 10.1093-hmg-ddp505

[@ameyawfoster9821]

What really inspire you wode Maya? You are one in millions go higher and bright your corner where u are

[@kenbensmediatv9537]

I fall in love with African Stories. At kenbens media tv, we tell African Stories the African way. Thanks Wode for your passion to put African Stories in the most positive way.

[@irenedavo3768]

Do you know Jim Nduruchi Kenya 🇰🇪

[@NacoFam]

All i can say in this video is thank Maya for bringing the best out of African, God bless great Africa

[@iamaku09]

Wish you had found a bigger San village to get a true sense of who they are and how they live. A beautiful people and yep, the oldest human group in the world. So much fascinating history.

[@Ghanadiaries]

Why I'd it so difficult to please Africans?

[@ayobamohammed1111]

🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@iamaku09]

@@Ghanadiaries who is unpleased?

[@carltonholdenwriter4140]

Nice video, Wode Maya. I have some Khoi San ancestry, so this gave me valued insight into their lives👍🏾

[@eunicenasande6689]

wow. great work bro. show Africa to the world. proud of you

[@niiayi]

Am here very early this time. This woman is very strong ooo. The village experience is really extreme 😂😂

[@NoaPenda]

She is amazing. She challenges me to explore more of my culture and traditions.

[@bocasdeltoro8670]

I must confess. I strayed from this channel a bit to experience other African KZbinrs. But now you have raised the bar again with the exploration of little known tribes in remote parts of Africa. I must make special mention of your guide in this video. She is an educated upper class woman but still down to earth without any frills. Please do more work with her.

[@kenneth_afari]

Wode, you are our hero 🙌🏽

[@trevorprime2274]

Fun fact: "The Gods Must Be Crazy" -- a movie starred by the Namibian San farmer and actor Nǃxau ǂToma was the first African movie to be an international box office hit.

[@trevorprime2274]

@@mrsplc5326 -- Oh lord, that Coke bottle! Haha!

[@DarkAngel-cj6sx]

My childhood favorite movie. I wonder if we can still find that movie

[@free4christemwanta926]

@@DarkAngel-cj6sx Yes

[@madjoabutterfly]

Yes such a good classic African movie!

[@antoniosons]

Life in Africa 🌍is very interesting.... Thanks Wode Maya

[@ndirangurukwaro254]

This just feels soo authentic! Absolutely amazing and eye opening !!! Asante sana both of you from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@amulenteddy2502]

Heee...I couldn't get enough of it Good job maya to show us Africa ❤❤

[@newtonojok9720]

Wow, i studied about the Khoikhoi and Khoisan in secondary history, now am seeing them on camera. Thank you Wode Maya and team. Great work!

[@Macman-iw6jv]

You deserve atleast 10M subscribers your energy is amazing and inspirational! Keep doing your thing big man!

[@BERNIEO4]

Thanks for what you do, UNITING AFRICANS ONE CULTURE AT A TIME !

[@PrisTvv]

OmG!😂 the way she climbed the truck

[@andyptv1996]

Most underrated travel/world related channel around. You are bringing African culture to the digital media generation, shattering the outdated image that imperialist media such as Hollywood cinema and Western news outlets seared into the minds of the less educated by showing the rich depth and diversity of the continent all the while being funny, charismatic and engaging. Priceless content. Engaging info, stellar presentation. You need running up to a million subs and beyond bro

[@berthekabwe871]

San people are the most fascinating and interesting tribe. Indeed they are the oldest tribe remaining even though their numbers keep declining. We can learn so much from them. What a beautiful group of people👌🏾

[@eugeniadakpallah6706]

The drink you were drinking looks like pito brewed in Upper West of Ghana

[@Holywood_Entertainments]

This production is great. Our Africa stories told by us...fantastic. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥following from Buruburu, Nairobi, Kenya, Africa.

[@lamrechane2477]

We have that drink in northern Nigeria, it is called burukutu

[@frederickatasina7983]

Northern Ghana too

[@cityrapper9858]

Northern Ghana frafra people call it Pito or daaa-am

[@leboledwaba5571]

Wow Namibia is alot like South Africa,the dress the translator is wearing is similar to my own SA tribe Pedi.Awesome Country Namibia is.

[@lishonamahle3534]

I love hearing about my people. I wish that, I knew them.👍🏽😍

[@zilindogomes1767]

Many thanks for this chapter brother Maya. Mama Africa is so diverse

[@esahm373]

Most KhoeKhoe and San (= Khoisan) people have assimilated into the Bantu and Coloured populations of Southern Africa. For example: the Xhosa people and the Tswana are actually mixed Bantu-KhoiSan. Look up Griqua. Coloureds of Western Cape and Northern Cape are predominantly of KhoiSan ancestry, but mixed with Malay, European and Bantu.

[@esahm373]

@Mandume Ndemfayo I'm well aware. That doesn't change the fact: most historical Khoisan communities that existed have assimilated into Coloured and Black populations of Southern Africa. When people think of Khoisan, they often think of these very few communities of "pure" Khoisan that remain today, but easily forget that the majority of Khoisan ancestry that exists today has passed into the Coloured and Black population groups. Black people of Southern Africa are genetically a mix of mainly Bantu and a substantial portion of Khoisan ancestry (5 to 30% on average). It's funny that many Southern African Blacks are ignorant about their own partial Khoisan heritage. There is a reason why for example Tswana people and Xhosa people look distinctively more Khoisan than let's say Congolese Bantus. Black people in Southern Africa have to realize that they are actually a Mixed Race of Bantu and Khoisan.

[@naame-owoyeya-malapi2454]

@@esahm373 u say southern africa but just mentioned SA🤔,the mixture that u are talking about is mainly in SA. Other countries may have mixtures but both original groups remain distinct and out there today😁

[@esahm373]

@@naame-owoyeya-malapi2454 I referred to "Southern Africa", which actually includes South Africa. The history of the Khoisan and the Bantu peoples is not only relevant in regards to South Africa, but it has implications for the whole Southern African region. I don't understand your confusion!

[@naame-owoyeya-malapi2454]

@@esahm373 u said" most khoisan have assimilated into bantu and coloured pop of southern africa" which is not true outside of south africa

[@esahm373]

@@naame-owoyeya-malapi2454 Of course it's true for other countries in the Southern African region. Namibia for example has various Coloured and Black groups of partial Khoisan descent. Same is true for the Tswana and Sotho peoples of Botswana, who are Bantu-Khoisan hybrids (which is very obvious when you look at them). They actually assimilated fleeing Khoisan during the Mfecane period. Do you actually have anything to add to the discussion or do you just want to play semantics?

[@Shallysylvia]

I just got hold of this KZbin Chanel today and the content is lit lit definitely what I’ve signed up for🔥🔥🔥 Will share with my friends, we need to get this channel to a 1 mil subscribers Let’s goooooooo

[@TemdriWorld]

I really love these kind of content. It shows that the countryside people are awesome people and this life is better than the city. Without the country there is no city👌🏿👊🏿👍🏿

[@joannehooper5326]

This lady is a wonderful guide. So happy 😊❤

[@BuhlebzNetwork]

This African to the world thank you Wode Maya for being consistent with your continent

[@mosesscholar5286]

You are doing a great Job Wode , this is my culture as well, Oshiwambo (Kwanyama). Continue taking Africa to the world.

[@blesingudeh]

Just got notified and already 26 views ☺️

[@dgmamma1984]

Well done sir my brother awesome the world need to change to this simple life this people don't know covid not talk of vaccine they are not even scared what a peace more grace for more video brother am so proud of Africa one love.

[@africanadage852]

Another history lesson Panafrican ambassador. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Did not want to get in but you had to, for our sake.

[@ethellinda4308]

I can't love our africa baby #Wodemaya... this is what we call love. Proud be an african.

[@0tismadaline]

Wow interesting, this woman is brave. Thanks for sharing Maya

[@francislarwer6880]

That drink is pito....it's called nquobooti in South Africa

[@kennyjosias9302]

Love from Haïti 🇭🇹

[@arodiboyi]

I only saw the Sun people from the Movie God's must be crazy ...Am happy to see them through your lens....

[@bigidagoe3824]

I don’t know how I got to this channel (I’m from the Netherlands) but I’m really entertained by your style of vlogging. It really shows things from a way better perspective. Thank you and may there be more videos like this!

[@kollegs101]

Yes, at last from an African perspective

[@free4christemwanta926]

Yes, He has more like this. Surely if you Subscribe you will get prompt updates of past and future uploads. Thanks

[@worshipfeast3795]

Interesting contents as usual. Looking forward to seeing you in Jamaica, 🇯🇲, land we love 💕🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲. Keep up the great work @WodeMaya. Thank you.