This Is Old Africa

This Is Old Africa
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[@kevin080592]

as a filipino.. I can understand on how the western media treated and portrayed other countries as poor, dumb and uncivillized and im not surprised on what they are doing in africa.. I guess the best thing to do in africa is to make trade with other african nations and develop a culture of learning mathematics,business and investments... go africa!, don't listen to mainstream media just do what you need to do.. love from the philippines

[@kuikamau4442]

you're right kelvin.... in Kenya we watch a lot of Philippines novellas so when I see documentary showing Philippines in a negative way I don't believe them coz everywhere we've got rich and poor.... love from kenya

[@antwonsimpson850]

Much love back to the Philippines. Once African nations increase trade and unify. They should link up with the 🇵🇭.

[@buddharampradhan2201]

Am from Africa and I love philipins they are very open minded and super friendly

[@sindelouabertrand1795]

That's true Kelvin Africa is also advancing much love from Sierra Leone West Africa.

[@HillsRwBlackandchocolatearethe]

Kevin 080592 ❤️✊🏿

[@purebreed9695]

Africa is beautiful but we shouldn't ignore the fact that we could advance 10 times the speed at which we advancing if our leaders change their ways

[@jazzimomm1]

ERIC BINEY Amen🙏

[@jazzimomm1]

Troy Duncan I've NEVER voted for"them"

[@thebridge5483]

ERIC BINEY yep, we have to make them change

[@tonee4024]

ERIC BINEY but what is advanced ? Africa IS advanced. Whole foods , sustainabilty ...

[@purebreed9695]

@@tonee4024 u sound like an African politician.

[@josephinemhashu1328]

In Zimbabwe we still have them and we love them. It is normal to have two homes, one ruralares and the other in the city. In rural areas they are common as a sense of pride and national heritage. No shame at all.

[@mzee5533]

The whole of Africa Jose

[@ohayle]

I am disappointed in the reference comparison. Her is why; Africa has become gentrified. There is a lack of authenticity, rich diversity of culture and uniqueness of the continent. The irony, a museum to remind one of who they were. It was dishartening to see that colonization has shifted the African consciousness from one of a diverse culture and ancestory lost in a Westernized psyche of progress. Example of a skyline no different than any colonized western country, progress. I was wishing for hope. Africa where are you?

[@ocir9893]

This so called Dr Mumbai is shallow to no end. Grass thatched houses are plentyful in the country side, and many very descent people live in them. Plus, many rural places all over Africa, including Kenya, are not electrified. Why does this Kenyan woman want so desperately to hide this? These 2 KZbinrs are annoying af!

[@teneleven2818]

Ocir what else can you tell us? They are showing us a side many people don’t know or assume to know. If you got more to share please do.

[@ocir9893]

@@teneleven2818 Plenty, Ms. Ten Eleven! For example, the sky appears blue sometimes. 'want more?

[@LifeTrod]

Bro, when I saw the so-called huts/ Bomas, I didnt see poverty, or outmoded homes, I saw identity, ingenuity, cultural expression unique to certain cultures. When I saw the western buildings depicted in Kenya, all I saw was Europe or America. I saw a Money culture. I saw imperialism. I saw no modernity. There is no reason to be ashamed of the Bomas, or to join in the shaming and laughing with white supremacy or the ignorance of us western blacks who were denied an understanding and a pride of those indigenous homes. When I move to Afrika (being general by intention), I am looking to build my Boma, and design it in such a way to have a village community with others. One which doesn't rape the land, and doesn't promote individualism, much like these "modern" homes. I'm on my way to Afrika soon, in a matter of weeks actually, and will document my journey. ADVANCEMENT.... DEVELOPMENT....MODERNITY.... words under colonialism designed to shame and to usurp cultures into one super-culture identity. Yessi bro, peace!

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

Life Trod Exactly bro. These people look pathetic by being ashamed of our heritage. As a matter of fact, if you travel across rural Africa you will see that such houses still exist and not as tourist attraction but as bona fide villages. I was disgusted by Dr. Mumbi when she was kind of glorifying thieves and murderous as if it is a sign of progress and modernity!

[@kofi3720]

Two years later - how’s the journey going so far?

[@Draco19970125]

So, plumbing, electricity is part of the "white supremacy" and they are bad things? Sure, I imagine it can be veery comfortable without them, nobody would use them here if given the chance, yes?

[@LifeTrod]

@@Draco19970125 Lame and ignorant counter-argument, please try harder.

[@aldenstefan1007]

I love your show, one day you will be bigger than BBC ,CNN and FOX news. They have loose their respect in Africa already..very soon they will loose their respect in the own country too. Woda maya we love you so much, keep up the show okay.

[@moneysnappin]

As an African American, I see no shame if Africans still lived in mud huts. If that's their way of life and it's comforting to them then so what. There's people around the world who still live in something similar because it's their way of life. Africans have always been close to nature and understood nature more than anyone on earth so i can understand why our ancestors lived in such. Also, African men built castles in europe (moors), Look at the structures our ancestors built in kemet, A black man of the dogon tribe who's family were enslaved in the U.S designed washington DC and the slaves built it. We have the ability to build if we choose, I just don't think we have to live up to the rest of the world's standards. Let Africa be Africa.

[@DoubleMM70]

Very True!

[@tonee4024]

moneysnappin yep. Africa isnt advanced ? By whosd standars ? 😊 low fates of chronic illness

[@tonee4024]

moneysnappin you are a child of God .

[@buddharampradhan2201]

Exactly true

[@bakarikutemba8750]

No, we have to advance so we can protect ourselves from all these northern hemisphere bullies, we cannot be sitting ducks living modestly, there's room for that for individuals who want to live simple, but as a continent Africa must industrialize, and modernize the right way, not the western or chinese way, the holistic way that respects health of all life and nature, a true advanced society, we started civilization, its part of our essence, a powerful advanced civilization in balance and harmony with nature.

[@carstellamoore8863]

I love Africa old and new God bless my family and it's ok I'm black American

[@aidafaustina9275]

We don’t need to constantly explain the mud houses to people as if we’re ashamed of them, Europeans lived in caves and actually there still some people in countries like Romênia who still do. The mud houses are beautiful, our people lived healthy lives and we lived way better then than we do now.

[@kamhong7441]

I think you are absolutely right to point out to Africans today there is no need to feel shame about the past ………. the mud houses are beautiful .

[@vladtheimpaler5200]

Shut the fuck up Aida why do you need to compare!? I'm Romanian & you think you know more about my country than me!? I can tell you for a *FACT* that no Romanians live in "caves". Romania has poor areas but nobody lives in caves. Why do you Africans constantly have to be so critical of Europeans in order to feel good!? I came here to appreciate, not criticize. Maybe you should do the same. Ignorant!

[@TRAPDOGMILLIONAIRE]

@@vladtheimpaler5200 is it true u have people who still walk on all fours like mans best friend?

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

@@kamhong7441 This is not really the past. We still live in mud houses to this day.

[@dotunn]

lol, you need to be careful with your comments, I've been to Romania 3 times, i'm sorry but no caves there, Bucharesti is a modern city. Even the country side Busteni is beautiful with modern homes and looks like the swiss mountain side.

[@RainettaJones]

No doors on the houses means no theft!!!! Wow! Beautiful! I want one

[@shortfunnyvideos566]

You was up at five in the morning lol

[@shortfunnyvideos566]

Rai Jo but yeah it’ll be a great club house

[@kennyjones539]

Positive mind

[@carlmar5488]

Rai jo. So are INTELLIGENT.

[@solomonmuthoga2069]

They didn't have door though, meaning theft was rare. TEAM WODE!!!!!!

[@shortfunnyvideos566]

solomon muthoga they didn’t really need to worry about that

[@solomonmuthoga2069]

it seems they were even more brave coz i can't imagine sleeping in a house without a door or even unlocked.

[@shortfunnyvideos566]

solomon muthoga they didn’t have to worry about that it isn’t like they didn’t even have the option

[@shortfunnyvideos566]

solomon muthoga I mean we where kings 🤴🏿

[@jaik.6317]

I would be worried about animals and snakes

[@tn.l7497]

Actually I love the way we used to live before. Is so much better than how we live now that you may call modern houses. These so called modern houses are the reason lots of people are depressed. In those days there was no such thing as depression.

[@jdan9085]

You are so right. I love the way we used to eat from one earthen ware bowl. Believe it or not ppl lived longer . Nature is our thing and u can use it to decorate so much. I love Africa

[@Draco19970125]

You are wrong? How did you nake this...interesting connection between a house(which has rooms, no mud walls, plumbing, eclectricity) and the depression? How do you exaxrly that before these inventions everybody was always happy?

[@tawana251]

Here in America.. that's all they show on tv that Africa is a poor place to live. Africa is beautiful. I hope to visit one day soon.

[@WODEMAYA]

I will beuploading more beautiful content from Africa so stay tune!

[@Kemite_Gaming]

Majority of electronics is made in africa materials think about if africa sanction off Europe and united states and china they will loose there shit

[@hardimohammed4551]

You're most welcome and will love it

[@yungballerinaz5143]

Calabar festival in nigeria this December....come let me take you round

[@tonee4024]

T McReynolds thank God for WodeMaya TV , the real window into africa 😊

[@Life_is_Awesome_Civil]

In India also same like this . But now cahnged

[@WODEMAYA]

Oh great!

[@miamia2045]

I am African American my husband is nigerian . I love Afirca it ia a beauitful place , but i dont think a person is stupid or dumb because soon ppl dont know how some other cultures live that's what you guys are doing educating and showing us, so we the ppl will know .Remember a person must be taught and shown the way to know and do better. Keep up the great wk

[@dxvvsbfdgfdbhsdbdvgd6648]

The mud huts are dope and we love them like that

[@WODEMAYA]

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[@mikhailmaimoonahoward]

Although it’s very rare to see mudbrick homes in Africa in these days I see nothing wrong with them I think they’re beautiful in there creative and I’m pretty sure a mud home is less likely to be damaged in a fire than our modern homes of today🤷🏾‍♀️

[@brunoallen7367]

That's funny my former boss was from Kenya, he said he was disappointed when he got to Texas and he didn't see any Cowboys riding horses

[@drdread9896]

😂😂😂

[@blkqueen6201]

I was disappointed when I left Boston to Texas for the same reason. They got rid of the big ranches to build houses on top of each other. They uniqueness has faded.

[@hardimohammed4551]

No problem with the mud houses it's very cool I love it

[@shortfunnyvideos566]

Yeah it’ll be a nice club house

[@tonee4024]

Hardi Mohammed yep. Take the good from the west, leave the rest. Imagine those mud houses hooked up with wifi 😊

[@shortfunnyvideos566]

Tone E facts it’ll be a kickass hangout for my friends

[@hardimohammed4551]

@@tonee4024 it will be great

[@AnaWilsonJ]

Yes. and those houses were friendly to the ecosystem! Our Ancestors knew more about building in tuned with nature and its laws, then we do now!!

[@samanthakim1532]

My Mother was born and raised in Nakuru Kenya. Im 36 now and still haven't been. I want to visit really bad and really soon!

[@africancookingwithestellec863]

I am third👍🏾 Wow this is a very beautiful surroundings place. Great share my friend 🍃💞🍃💞🍃

[@samjawo4448]

Watching 4rom Gambia West Africa really amazing

[@chukwumajohnson01]

You two are the true Africans I have seen so far. The true African blood run through your veins. God bless your hustles.

[@denismujuni9659]

I love what the Most High Jesus is doing reuniting the children of Israel... I smiled all the way...

[@idealfaith4699]

Even those rich men who travel to these beautiful country we all wish for, then don't get much peace, fresh air or fun as these people who live in cave. I took my kids to Disney land all we did was go for a ride and go back to our prison sell called hotel, my kids later told me they never want to go anywhere near there again , but our next trip to African they where trilled and so happy, enjoyed every minute of the day we spent in Africa. Our only problem was security. They liked every where we visited in African. African has alot of improvement to go through but we would make it.

[@gsheverything_2716]

We still need mud hut houses, we can't forget where we came from #mudbuild

[@Omega1st]

GSHevrything bricks a made from clay (mud)

[@lovemorebanda4719]

Dr Mumbi is one fine lady. Very very beautiful. Keep shining African Queens!

[@DonaldG-qq4ol]

Village of Dabla, Burkina Faso is where I would like to visit if it's still westernized.As a distance runner I do not desire most comforts of western culture. Thank you for showing the west and non African people that most Africans want to be African and are proud of it's development

[@janennabuchi6667]

My late dad who was born in 1928 told me about these mud houses that one has to squat to get into.... My children don't even know that such things existed in the past. Thanks for showing us this. Much love from Enugu, Nigeria.

[@MarcG7424]

As I said before my brother and sister more modern positive images of our homeland as a AA I am quick to educate my bothers and sisters here about what Africa really looks like but stereotypes are hard to break it's hard to compete with National Geographic hahaha that's why The continent as a whole needs to represent itself to the world. Great video i love you both keep em coming. Peace

[@monicahansle2266]

Nothing wrong with it, .....in every race and culture thousands years ago , this was the way of life, it's everyone's heritage as far as I'm concerned

[@denisbrown5394]

Another amaizing episode.... some good clean work bro.. keep fighting and stay positive 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@WODEMAYA]

Aiya Maya..Always remember to choose positivity over negativity

[@jdan9085]

I do appreciate mud houses more than the polluted houses we live in. This is beautiful. How we lived in Unity and appreciated everyone that was love.

[@dawoodngalo5617]

I love it just like that. No trouble with your urbanisation.

[@righteousnessover-religion4748]

This somewhat kind of lifestyle i live in Haiti,Truly I missed it because it was a peaceful life!!

[@dgeesproductions7555]

No no no..I got to get a hug. lol

[@erenestawanjiru1935]

We Still Live In This Houses....We 😘💕💕💕💕💕 Love Them It's Part Of Our Culture N Heritage..... There's No Shame In Huts....It's Better Than Been Homeless Or Living A Lie 🤥 In The West..

[@MercyMazmida]

Africa is beautiful...I just wish we could have better leaders

[@jasonlin2131]

This is lovely. You guys should keep great tradition.

[@j.m9189]

This is good history and I am very proud of being a brown woman.These huts have so much character and I love them and building mine too.

[@elrikkvalo2059]

Man, when I go home, to the village, I still sleep in those. No storm can put it down.

[@michelabore7527]

My bro Maya,you are wonderful! I'm your compatriot from Ghana, Upper East.Keep doing the great Job.

[@J.Shabazz]

Oshay Duke Jackson!!!!!!

[@jblasutavario9549]

Great vid. Thank you for this. Informative and fun.

[@GreenOrchid9]

Africa has challenges like any emerging market. Some heads are aging and leaving hope the replace governments become less self absorbed and more people aware🕯🔥🦁

[@samueltenkorang3179]

Great, you are taking it far

[@FirdawsOsman]

I’m seeing this in 2021 💃🏻

[@keepitreal888-gnc]

I am crazy about round mud homes 🏠🏡. They are beautiful ❤️.

[@mairuduncanmwangi9070]

Good job Wode Maya, Full support.

[@tatendabindura]

This is the first video I don't like done by Wode Maya. We still have mud houses all over Africa. There is no point in telling the world that this is old Africa and a museum. It is current as well as the western homes. There is nothing wrong with our village houses. They are not museums at all but homes with real people living in them, happily. Why lie? We love Africa, the old, the new, the huts, the villas, the high rises....it's all part of what makes African beautiful. No shame in the authentic Africa.

[@franciskoug7529]

yeah even here in my mama Uganda 🇺🇬🇺🇬such houses still exsist in some areas en am happy to see such in Kenya too

[@forextoday8975]

I iwant to live in hose house and have my peace of mind

[@RichManZ]

This a fantastic vid bro. This vid brings me closer to my home, much Love from the Richman!

[@proudtobewhiteprivileged9530]

keep up the good work Hope to see more docs on the truth of real life there and surrounding countries there.

[@henaahmad8877]

Love from india😘😘😘😘😘

[@WODEMAYA]

Hena Ahmad See u soon In India

[@myronsmith2114]

Beautiful construction. I want to build one in my back yard for all my side chicks

[@dappadondadda100]

Lmaoooo ... side chick 1 gets the second biggest hut after the wifey! The side chick 2,3,4 get the smaller huts!

[@The19711943]

At the end of the day it’s not bad living in a mud or dunk house- it’s still a house. Wit all the environmental talk we r all going back livin in earth bag or thatch houses sustainable forms..... There are still some of us stil livin in dez kind of houses and other western or eastern people do de same

[@astiwellcanzo6778]

Yo, guys this cuul, I can’t wait to see that so amazing 😉 . Is incredible

[@tunatanga7080]

We still have our huts in Namibia and we are ok with our tradition...theres absolutely nothing wrong living in one

[@samuelsamba1863]

You gone go far WODE MAYA

[@l.t.a.lwithcomfort4097]

Actually... that was how they lived... after our Ancestors escaped from slavery. By the time they returned to their mother land... their homes and businesses were destroyed. The thought of rebuilding, became so difficult, that it made them turn to mud houses. It was convenience and quick. Africans have always faught for their lives, as they fight to keep their land. This is why it took them so long to get back on track. Our Ancestors that remained in America, struggled just the same. Many of those who became successful, for their houses and businesses burnt down, to start over again. Not all of them were able to get back on their feet. Some gave up. After all these years... we are still hated. Because, our enemies can't stand to see us prosper. We've always been the people of wisdom. With many talents, gifts and skills, to do many things. That's why we can survive anywhere. We are powerful, but very helpful. Many have denounced their Countries, just to fit in. They don't realize, that they'll never succeed in claiming someone land. The time will come, where they'll be told to go home. Is that when they'll realize what they had? Why wait, until it's too late? Africa has been down for a while. But by God's grace... it is fast changing. Ignorance, breeds fear. You can only live in fear, if you're too ignorant to know the truth. Now that many are catching on to the truth... we'll not perish, like our Ancestors. Education is the key. If they refuse to teach you... learn all you need to know, on your own. Then you'll know... that what you have, is actually gold. You don't know what you have, until it's gone. Don't lose your opportunity. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@aiyaavibes7610]

Fantastic Job...Love the video......It's time for the Western Media to show the beautiful part of AFrica. . .....GOOD JOB BROTHER... MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT.... SALUTE

[@shereemarshall5909]

Africa is awesome! Best continent on the planet! Hands down. However, as an African American, I do think that we should give a realistic picture of the continent. Having traveled to several countries in Africa, I can say that there are VERY wealthy people who live in modern homes that would put many mansions to shame here in America. On the other hand, I have seen levels of poverty that are extreme. There are also areas where there is NO electricity and forms of cooking are similar to forms used centuries ago. Let's be clear that over 70% of Africa is without consistent electricity. So while all Africans (broadly speaking) do not live in huts (as the African American brother said, any American who thinks that is just stupid), there are too many Africans across the continent who live in mud houses, without running water and without electricity. It's important to paint a true picture of the continent and not be idealistic.

[@blkqueen6201]

Good to hear, if it's like the USA I don't want to go. That means I can live there and be me. I don't have to keep up with the rat race of life. I can actually live an extremely simple life. Eat good food and get a system for good water. I love it thank you for sharing.

[@jhonwick9875]

I'm Asian I love black people they are very real

[@henndawg8104]

Africa is beautiful... Africa is expanding...so what would happen to the wild life in Africa if you decide to build on the land of nature....

[@blkqueen6201]

Please petition for land preservation. Places that can't be touched no matter what.

[@mvelelimadlanga3096]

Maya.... Please come back to SA, see our villages and our shores

[@chinyerefidelis5015]

Keep educating them wode maya. Those sit at home TV mopers

[@user-xn5ib7ci9y]

AyaaaaMayaaaa you make happy our life! Your greek friend.. I'm waiting you to talk in Swahili.. Aya Mayaaaaaaa!!

[@childrencharityafrika6486]

a man who can marry many women never have it easy. If the women understand each other? I think no woman in the world would like to share a man with another woman. The village is very beautiful, I know many villages in ghana, everything is very different and that's what makes it so beautiful. thanks for the great videos keep it up guys ❤

[@lewismpangala927]

Only in Africa in peace way

[@justdoit.86yearsago]

@@lewismpangala927 it wasn’t peaceful, wife have been known to kill their rivals offspring.

[@ministryofreconciliation]

There's nothing wrong with mud houses. Its organic living. It's the most healthy and warm house to live in. My grandmom refused the new houses are too cold. So we should be proud of our culture. We

[@GhGuan]

This is unbelievable seeing these 3 together? I like them all....

[@123456711751]

I am so glad that I found you on this KZbin channel I have been enlightened about today’s Africa. We only see the negative in the United States. Question for you, do you think that Ebola and the spread of HIV scares people away from Africa? As a nurse I know that people in the US are extremely frighten of the spread of HIV and it is highest in the black community.

[@WODEMAYA]

Ebola no longer exist in Africa but i don't these two should be an excuse for not traveling to Africa

[@123456711751]

Unfortunately fear and ignorance keeps us from traveling and exploring the unknown, thanks for your response.

[@123456711751]

WODE MAYA Please research Ebola in Africa it still exists and it is deadly we had a patient die here in the US about 4 years ago in a Texas hospital. The nurses that were taking care of him contracted it as well. The nurses recovered from it but are still suffering from some of the treatments that they received. We restricted people traveling from those countries from coming into the U.S. I will have to do more research on the traveling restrictions for U.S citizens I have not heard of any reported lately.

[@mkay3751]

Oshay!!! Puh-lease!!! Majority of blk americans are not aware of present day Africa. I see myself as kind of enlighten and I am shocked by what I see. I was showing videos to my 80 year old mother and she was amazed at what I was showing her.

[@WealthyThomas]

This was in Jamaica one time. It’s tents. Good for nomadic continuous exodus

[@Eric-Newman]

i LOVE WODEMAYA SO MUCH

[@mzee5533]

People are still living in those houses in the deep rural areas in Africa today

[@WODEMAYA]

I said this in the video tho!

[@blkqueen6201]

You certainly did

[@aunties5798]

I love these "Cool Huts". They are beautiful and honestly you don't need any modern technology like air conditioner to keep them cool.

[@selinasiyum5832]

I am from Ethiopia God bless africa i love africa from the bottom of my heart

[@tonee4024]

Selina Siyum God bless u 😊

[@oppongkwasi4912]

Wow wode Maya xxx You have made my day Keep it up bro.

[@WODEMAYA]

Oppong Kwasi Aiya Maya!Keep supporting the Wodemaya Train!thanks for the love bro

[@austinestar1940]

Wonderful moments and meeting for the three if you. After one year so much has changed and happened for you all....

[@gandhisubba1729]

Nice video bro Greeting from NE india

[@WODEMAYA]

Gandhi Subba so much love from India!I really have to visit soon

[@gandhisubba1729]

You are welcome to India bro

[@abelkato8662]

Those houses are so cool to rest in after along day of work. Less stressful

[@oneafrica5363]

You to I love you 😘💕❤️ from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[@peggyroyster3759]

Only ignorant and uneducated people would think that African people still live in mug houses. To be honest as a women I would not be happy dealing with the first, second or third wife custom.This concept of having many women was also in other Cultures such as Asia the terms such as Concubine, courtesan, mistress was all women who belong to one man who still had one "Main Wife" The purpose was solely to keep the family line going.This was a practice among the kings and Emperors.

[@frubless8002]

My culture is my identity am proud to be africa one love from cameroon .

[@CarlaRFowler]

Wow new place to visit

[@rhengurhengu2439]

the first woman had to have a big house coz she obviously has to have a lot of children , this house is always cool inside even when the temperature out side is very2 hot . from my experience proudly from south africa

[@carenogalo8915]

Even in Europe ,Asia,Australi and America people used to live in caves until hey build houses with wood or bricks. Most people still do live in caves up to now because they choose to or for economic reasons. Traditional homes are very beautiful and eco friendly as compared to modern homes. Like I've said before other human race are only jealous and scared of what Afrika and black people are capable of doing. And because we've been physically and mentally slaved for decades we tend to accept anything thrown at us without critical thinking. There are some people in the village who still live in organic homes and they are very happy. Some are due to poverty and some are individual choices. And I believe everybody on this planet should have a right and freedom to choose how they want live without human interfearance.

[@blkqueen6201]

I want to build one of these echo friendly houses in Africa. Much bigger and a little more modernized. I've been looking not finding allot online. Can I get some leads. When you respond here it will go directly to my email.

[@susanneg.3291]

Keep on showing the beautiful Africa that the Europeans don't on their TV.keep on bro😍😍😘😘

[@buddharampradhan2201]

I like this house because it is very warm and comfortable I will never forget my roots

[@Crabtree1844]

Living in a mud hut is not a crime. Using mud is healthier because it's natural and it is self-cooling in the hot tropical sun and it's warm during the rainy season. There is no mold, no lead, etc

[@carlmanney1160]

Another excellent video from the beautiful continent of Africa my brother !

[@MissNotty06]

There's nothing wrong with mud houses. Our culture!!Embrace it. In the villeges in zim we still have lots of mud kitchens especially x

[@judahmugomba7335]

Go also to rural areas and show us life stile from villages I hope it could fantastic

[@deegrant9584]

I would be wife #1 as well...lol; I agree with Wode Maya, a hug shows respect.

[@sunsun118]

In Ethiopia, almost all rural houses looks like this one though it differs some how. But, in some rural areas it is very very attractive and even more expensive to build than the modern houses in cities.

[@curtismn31]

I had to admit I thought some people still live in Hut In the Countryside

[@funsahara]

We still have villages with mud huts but they are kept to preserve our heritage. I love going to those places and sleeping in them

[@WODEMAYA]

I said it in the video tho

[@justletmebegreatpablo4365]

There’s people who still live in mud huts in tanzania

[@adjoa-anima]

Some do but probably like 10%

[@CSCSCS100]

Awesome Kenya is stunning

[@gazula8196]

Nice one,,,, (GAZULA).

[@rosekakuru1438]

Love you both. Tell them.