WHY we're moving back to Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

[@Mamoyoloveness]

Proudly Zimbabwean 😍I'm glad that soon you'll be going home because home is the best❤

[@molly-moe]

Yes

[@tionelongwe1104]

It doesn't matter how long we live abroad. We will always be foreigners. Home will always be the best. I wish people would understand back home. Thank you for this.

[@molly-moe]

Home is the best for sure. I feel at peace and normal when I'm home

[@fungaimagumise4360]

Vanhu havadi wena

[@kongoqueen5143]

I’m Congolese I’m working hard to go back home I’m tired of being a foreigner in this western world I don’t care if I’m in Zimbabwe oh Zambia oh Malawi has long has I’m in my African continent it’s enough for me

[@molly-moe]

Mother land is the best

[@sydneygudoricharima1385]

Molly -moe saka unoda kudzoka kuzim when

[@KuzulaKapembwa]

Come to Zambia dear

[@kongoqueen5143]

@@KuzulaKapembwa I’m thinking of it thank you so much for your warm welcome

[@molly-moe]

@@KuzulaKapembwa Zambians are loving

[@kayakinte]

I couldn’t have said it any better sis. Tirikowo diaspora. Money is not everything. We are so poor in diaspora, because all that we have is money. Everything else, we fake it. You saw the light. Kumba ndizvo. Well done for preparations.

[@molly-moe]

Home sweet home

[@Boomslang1]

I like the part where you said "we're so poor, all we have is money" - so true. Home is good for our spirits

[@violetmagwere575]

True Molly, its very uncomfortable being called with so many diffrent names. I feel for u. Home is best despite the difficulties.

[@molly-moe]

Thank you. We're busy preparing and no turning back

[@maishandymaishandy7865]

Home sweet home ❤

[@Tauraishoko-ph9mq]

Its true,im also in the uk,am also planning to go back home soon.

[@nyariclaire]

Girl! I totally relate and I'm in the UK where there's a lot more acceptance, some relatives - but racism what what and that feeling of not belonging... so I get it!! Well done for building home etc

[@molly-moe]

It really gets to me when they do it to our son. I'm scared of the psychological effects

[@nyariclaire]

@@molly-moe I felt that 😟... yeah and kids pick up trauma too.

[@TangaiTandi-bv8rd]

Well done young lady u are so beautiful and a proud Zimbabwean where you belong it's good to relocate.

[@molly-moe]

Thanks

[@mindie-ud6bm]

There's no place like Zimbabwe my sister, your are right all the best 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@japrosper7240]

But why is it those in SA don't think progressively like this😢

[@molly-moe]

Maybe SA is home to them.

[@tarryjuma4018]

Mental health my sister...i get you right there.....its very important.

[@molly-moe]

I wish there could be more awareness on mental health

[@margaretrosemakoni7096]

First time to come across your blog. I trained and worked in the UK, nurse, midwife, health visitor and got a degree in psychology. Now retired I'm a trained Montessori teacher, my childhood desire. Back home people do mock you cos of the accent. And they'll shout so that everyone in the supermarket can hear them. It happened to me when I'd only said excuse me please I want to pass. So don't build a fantasy hope. Some relatives can also be in competition with you to show you that they're better than you who went abroad. Church I love it too yet you find some just ignoring you as if you don't exist. So please go with an open mind. Make sure that you're financially secure and you don't dish out money like you're a multimillionare. Stop and thing before you want to help anybody financially. I paid over 400usd per term for a niece to do a course she wanted. It turned out that she was expecting me to give her the money in her hand. But I went to the college to pay it myself. She didn't even finish first term, she dropped out. Use wisdom. Don't paprika with excitement otherwise you'll end up looking stupid. Some people I should say relatives are very good at that. Be warned, some of us are there. Stay blessed. UK/Zim.

[@molly-moe]

Life gat no balance 🤣. I will definitely take your advice. Thank you 😊

[@Chiedza-mm4dw]

Best thing try and link up with other returnees from diaspora. If you click and work together helps you settle. If people ignore you just ignore them too, never allow yourself to be drawn into silly competitions. 😂. I believe people do to you what you allow them to do.

[@Sitembile-gi3kz]

Proud of you girl. East West home is best.

[@mudzidzi.learner]

Thank you for giving us insights into your private for our valuable information, i wish you the very best and hope you manage to finish building. My humble advise is also dont forget to enjoy the process, never let anyone think less of you coz amidst all of that there are those that see value in you

[@molly-moe]

Thank you, I will

[@chirasha-nz-zim]

I luv Zimbabwe but 1 year 8 months in New Zealand has changed my perspective on diaspora life. New Zealand is a bit more accepting because its very multi cultural and you can face racism here & there I guess (personally I haven't experienced it). My plan is to get my kids NZ citizenship so that when we finally decide to retire back home, we have somewhere to run away to when the shit hits the fan.

[@Chiedza-mm4dw]

Be careful that plan doesn't always work can backfire. So.e children will become soo westernised you will have nowhere to run to 😂... some get that nz citizenship next thing they go usa or uk. N Best plan invest in a family enterprise of sorts so that if possible you go back together as a family monoshanda pamwe chete. Splitting your family up has more negatives than positives.

[@chirasha-nz-zim]

@@Chiedza-mm4dwThats my point exactly. When they get NZ citizenship, they will definitely be flexible to choose to go to USA, Aussie or wherever they want. My reasons to run back to NZ will not be for the kids but for myself because I will also have NZ citizenship.Truth is, when you move to a new country with young kids, mine are 5 and 7yers. There is no way you can expect them to embrace our Zim culture 100% even with frequent visits back to our homeland. On splitting up family, I thought the circle of life is that when you leave your parent's house to get married, you are starting a new thing. I was born in a family of 5 and everyone is married and raising their family in the way that they see fit. We talk on the phone, support each other with funds here and there, visit each other when we have the time, send mum and dad some upkeep money. To me thats life and not splitting. I have never seen a lot of Zim families successfully running family dynasties.

[@Chiedza-mm4dw]

@martinchamambo what a shame... look at Asians, look at jewish families even some real white families. As Zimbabweans we used have close families ties traditionally kumamisha. We fragmented into towns and peused to go kumusha every public holiday. Now we fragmented into diaspora its even worse. You are closer to your roots that's why you taking it for granted. In uk there was a thing called Windrush scandal were one day the gvt chased people from Caribbean some who had raised their children and bought houses had to leave deemed illegal immigrants. Trust me the gvt can easily make such "mistakes" where black people are involved. Black Americans who are descendents of slaves still are not American enough and some are making their way to Africa to trace their roots. In Ghana they are acquiring citizenship and taking up Ghanaian names just to be where they belong. Your descendents shall never be "at home" in those western countries and will curse you if you destroy their Zimbabwean heritage. By the time they want to return to Zimbabwe as you foretell they will be foreigners and in whichever country they will be they will be worse foreigners. Its a huge betrayal on your family to set them up for a future in countries they are clearly unwanted. As you say Africans have no succession plan.for their families and that translates to our societies and countries... its such a shame a huge shame. Nothing admirable about that western way you clearly articulated where everything is about money... Money to your parents is worthless without your presence and the grandchildren's presence. Uprooted families with identity crisis no sense of belonging no self respect.

[@cheeny4]

Then when these same people are in our county our motherland we still tip toe around them. Lord help us.

[@blessednee5706]

@cheeny4, that's spot on. You tool the words right out of my mouth. Why is it different for them when they are in our country, I don't get it.

[@cheeny4]

We have to emancipate ourselves from the shackles of slavery 😢

[@muchit3629]

Man, I live in the US and came home for a few monts and came across a few Chinese that frequented my sister's business. One in particular acted entitled and was doing something that he should not be doing and I asked my uncle and the other guys whats up with this guy. They said he does not listen, i said hell no. The next time he came i read the riot act, tried to ask me who i was and if i I knew him, pretty much told him if you dont do as I say you can take your business elsewhere. He sulked and complied. For the few months i was there, he acted right. Our people are disappointing sometimes. They put foreigners on a pedestal even when they are paying the same amount as the next black person. Terrible.

[@cheeny4]

Well done for doing the right thing. We need more people like you @muchit3629 because if we don’t speak up and hold people to account we will still be oppressed even in our own country.

[@muchit3629]

@@cheeny4 No, thanks. It gets tiring how our people act. I would go with two or three non black employees to try and buy some very specific tools. I always dress very casual and I cannot tell you how many times it was automatically assumed I am an employee when I was the one going to pay. These behaviors signal to any bad intentioned foreigner that we ourselves lack confidence and willingly perceive non blacks as better than us. This has to stop.

[@rittah8161]

You just gained a follower. I think i like you my sister. You are 1 in a million Zimbabwean❤. Zimbabweans here in South Africa are insulting us, calling us lazy, uneducated and even take our government to courts fighting to be parmanent residents 😢 But i just like you❤❤❤

[@molly-moe]

The SAns and Zimbabweans war saddens my heart because honestly we're 1 people and our unity can build our region

[@bongiwencayiyana220]

Gosh😮😮😮😮don't you know where the devil's big shrine is.?

[@Chiedza-mm4dw]

SA fighting Zimbos but not boers, Indians. Aftrican hate another African. 😢

[@gladyssannahmthombeni6501]

​@@molly-moewe will not be one people just stop it there do we look ash grey?

[@ArethaNkomo]

Hi cc u gained a follower today, u are telling the truth l also left SA and l am very happy at home, just being free heals a lot . Nothing to worry about when walking in the streets no guns like what l experienced there in SA, oh ye peace of mind is what matters most. Come back home , home is the best❤

[@molly-moe]

Sure being away from home is something else. I can't wait for the day I will take my final departure

[@WilcoFarmsZw]

❤❤❤ We're in the same boat my sis,I'm also paving my way to go back home ..no place is better than home .

[@molly-moe]

Exactly!!

[@teddymakumana9838]

That’s true,i am staying in the UK.2 weeks ago i was in Zim,i felt at home.Had to eat our traditional home cooked food,had missed family gathering etc.The is no better place than home

[@molly-moe]

Oh wow! I can't wait to go home too

[@Esthersbucketlist]

Proud of you 👏🏾, home is best

[@chidosithole2284]

@Chiedza with your skillset and your experience the best option would be to invest in your own school that is unique and offers advanced learning coming from your diaspora experience. Yes it is capital intensive, yes it is not easy you will face challenges i.e registering with council and registering with the relevant ministry, it will be challenging to start but if you give a good offering things will pick up and you will be well on your way!!

[@molly-moe]

Will put this into consideration

[@molly-moe]

Thanks a lot

[@EBB505]

I want to go back to Zim from UK. I've been here for 20 years since I was a child. If you build a house, then what, what can you do for money to live on? Do you have to start a business? Because there's no jobs in Zim

[@molly-moe]

Building a house means less financial burden on yourself, no needs for monthly rent, have a borehole to have a constant water supply. Then when it comes to employment these days it's all about creating your own. I have been advised not to have 1 source of income that way it becomes easier

[@cheeny4]

@molly-moe thanks for this topic which has brought up some really interesting conversations. I like others am based in the Uk over 20 years now and also making plans to relocate back home. Over here the racism is quite subtle but still there and tbh just the rat race of working to pay bills is not really a life as you ask yourself for how long will I do this for. You are so right where you mention back home if you have made a plan like build your own home and so forth then that’s already a huge chunk of money saved. You can continue to grow this channel as well Molly and get some revenue from it people are making money some even leaving their full time jobs. Good luck Molly and family.

[@molly-moe]

@@cheeny4 thank you. I hope the channel will grow and become a source of income for me. Right now I'm just getting very very few coins that I can't even withdraw 🤣

[@Magicgardensservices2024]

Sustainable living in Zim or rural area.

[@Magicgardensservices2024]

Can u set up webinar on this subject

[@AlexFurusa]

I liked before even watching. Regain ndichihwa what you have for us today sis

[@molly-moe]

You're the best!

[@shamishome]

New sub here ,fellow youtube sis ,I love the quality, this is so great 👍 ❤

[@molly-moe]

Thanks mama Elaina. I love your girls zvekuti and always watch your videos

[@GeorginahMurenje]

You did a good plan I thank you so much

[@molly-moe]

You are so welcome!

[@TheVillagersDesk]

Lol the way your face lit up when you said "The food" 😅😅😅I relate sis

[@molly-moe]

So good

[@tapiwamarongwe3857]

iminspired home is best .All the best in building

[@molly-moe]

Thanks a lot

[@molly-moe]

Thanks a lot

[@patrictshwenyane5819]

As a South African I could not be happier for you. It is a wise decision to come back home and help Zimbabwe. It needs skills like yours. I have had difficult times here in South Africa but I have never thought of leaving my beloved country. I am now back on my feet, im my country, speaking my language and other South African languages. I could not exchange my citizenship status for a foreign status not even for the so called 'The West'.

[@worldcomingtoanend]

thank u for this. yes u can smell the aroma 400m away. In fact even if u taste the beef in those countries it doesnt really taste like beef.

[@molly-moe]

We grew up smelling the aroma of meat in the neighborhood when our 👩mothers prepared dinner

[@johnsonkitchens685]

I hope our leaders can hear that,pple we are suffering out ther,no peace of life, it's all of work work work, cz we always behind financially, zim need new leaders, thanks sis

[@molly-moe]

Zimbabwe is beautiful and we love it, the economy is letting us down

[@Patience22-CN]

the way you're glowing ka❤

[@molly-moe]

so let me stay consistent with putting on foundation

[@rosheenvashe3024]

I like you daughter. You are young ,intelligent and focused. I talk of going home every day and can't wait ❤❤

[@molly-moe]

Thank you 😊. Can't wait too

[@PartsonMuchuwa]

Very good my sister God bless all your plans AMEN

[@molly-moe]

Thank you! You too!

[@RuvimboNjanji]

Yes 🇿🇼

[@peterrichard9769]

That's my plan. Preparing from uk to Zimbabwe

[@molly-moe]

Home sweet home

[@ignatiuseboh2026]

You’re correct, sister! My dear, nothing replaces home. Troubling

[@molly-moe]

The sense of belonging surpasses everything

[@exhibitmafuya1959]

Home is best , proudly Zimbabwean

[@ropafadzongwenya3305]

Home is best my Dear, I support your idea

[@molly-moe]

Home sweet home 🏡

[@MavistawonanziraChitambo-tb1pz]

Thats true dear I wanna go back home also .home is the best

[@molly-moe]

Yes, true

[@sibonisiwesibanda2260]

😅home is beautiful and best kkkkkkk ekhaya kkkkkk Zimbabwe kkkkkk

[@faraimagaya7415]

I'm with you on this one. Me and my wife also getting ready to build a home in Zimbabwe. Land is set and house plans all in order. We are sick of being in South Africa and being called foreigners, makwerekwere. Home is best

[@molly-moe]

The peaceful environment is unique

[@paidamoyosamkange4218]

You're glowing Mami 💗💗

[@molly-moe]

Thanks 😊 🫂

[@carolinemhorombe-makoni1328]

I agree hey. That’s the 1st thing I noticed. It has been a while since I last watched her videos and today I was like wow!

[@hildamaphosa4189]

You are one in a million

[@molly-moe]

🫂

[@wazhanaimaphosa-qt5kf]

Mental health you said it I'm just on our next door Botswana 🇧🇼 but I miss home everyday

[@molly-moe]

Wish for a better Zim

[@sekoaib]

I wish all Zimbabweans had your sentiments

[@Shumi852]

Grhirtuti😊tuurur8r8tt9😊tuti9titit8rirriururi4u4ri😊þuirji4😊it😊ituithtutj4jj4i5j4i4u😊iti4iirji4

[@sekoaib]

@@Shumi852wahawahawahawaha🎉rotatable tottiooo

[@NondoKadzi]

Home is always the best.

[@erickmukwamiri1838]

Well done . U inspired me .I m in SA

[@molly-moe]

🫂

[@kelvinjasi]

It's difficult to live in other people's country even. Even in South Africa, Zimbabweans are hated. Dai taziva chatakapara, tinoripa zvedu. Home is best. However, we learnt life the hard way. Zimbabwe shall rise! ✊🙏

[@SarudzaiMushweweshiri-rk7ko]

SA is worse havadi mazimba at all

[@napogadisheli5862]

SA is good they hate illegal foreign Wena Maan onale maaka

[@molly-moe]

Apa vakazara kuno kuChina. Hunhu hwavo you will think havaende kwevamwe

[@molly-moe]

But they're plenty here in China

[@kelvinjasi]

@@molly-moe 😂😂zvakaoma. ndine Shamwari yangu from SA anogara achinditi huya kuChina. Chandakoana ndecheti vanoshanyirawo dzimwe nyika vanonzwisisa than ava vasingafambe. Traveling helps people to grown and learn a lot.

[@user-vn5fw7gl6o]

Home is the best. 👌👌I’m South African and love my country so much. There’s no place like home. Even if I can go abroad l, I’ll return home to be where I’m loved. 🇿🇦🇿🇦💃💃💃

[@maishandymaishandy7865]

That's true

[@eversonpukayi9654]

There is no place like home.

[@molly-moe]

Truth detected

[@samilazeca4028]

Sure? This is not good even in the Bus?lord have mercy. Go back cc home is the best❤

[@molly-moe]

I can't wait for the day

[@chipomatete6446]

That’s a very good decision my sis,invest,invest ,invest and go back home

[@molly-moe]

Tipeiwo maideas on how or what to invest in

[@bosssimone]

I get moving back home but for me what worries me alot is having a system that actually works, unless we set up businesses, when our kids grow up, where will they work or the cycle of poverty will be repeated and business is not really for everyone, not everyone is cut out for it… I love living in Africa but i want my child to be a position to find employment in the future because not everyone is going to be their own boss

[@gtiggsmusicstudent]

Yes you do what works for you. It seems you have put a fullstop though. You can therefore choose remaining in abuse for its benefits or we get back to the motherland and start working towards being our own employers. I know it sucks but imagine zumbabwean also being termed non English speaking country more from a country that us their friends SMH. For a fact I know we have been better English speaking country for a while clearly they followed what the commonwealth did to us. I would also say think of all that is possible back home for those willing to take the plunge and graft hard and smart.

[@bosssimone]

@@gtiggsmusicstudent yea just weighing options for the future of my kids, Zimbabwe has never served me in anyway and it sucks, its sad, I do wish we had a stable Zimbabwe whereby we don’t have to suffer in foreign countries

[@molly-moe]

As a child I got education from my parents and moved on my own. I will provide everything within my power to my children but there are things I have no control over. I also deserve to be happy. Maybe less build bigger business and have investments that can be inherited by the next generation 😉

[@muchit3629]

@@molly-moe Sis just subscribed. Thanks for your honesty. That scenario of people not sitting next to you, I would just take it as more space for me but it does dehumanize you. These microagressions take a toll on you. Glad you are not just thinking money is everything. We all lose a bit of ourselves abroad and definitely life is generally miserable. In the US neigghbors generally do not talk to each other and this is not even about black and white, everyone is on their own trying to juggle endless bills.

[@molly-moe]

@@muchit3629 thanks for the support. sometimes we accept the scenarios so that we can be able to face the next day Or avoiding being hurt but it will bug me always especially when you get to go home and come back to the diaspora. Here in China it's also common, neighbors not being friendly to each other. I hope all goes well for you 🙏.

[@Tariromtin]

Your locks looks so good on you

[@molly-moe]

🥰

[@MamaChanie]

There’s no place like home ❤❤❤❤

[@tendaimichaelsakarombe6100]

Huyai kumba tete home is the best mukugona to build menyu chaimo

[@molly-moe]

Mabag akutorongedzwa

[@HappySunsetReflection-uh7ms]

Huya I muzovaka Industries n location huyai kumusha ?vechokwad maita ?zvakanaka mavakudzoka

[@molly-moe]

Bags being packed

[@KAYS-GREEN-WORLD-FARM]

Proud of you

[@molly-moe]

Thank you 😊

[@Anderson-009]

Well said hope other so called foreigners are learning. Wishing you the best on your endeavors to come back home. Home is best.

[@molly-moe]

I hope so too!

[@ProcitaPeach]

Home is always the best 😊❤

[@KellyzieMutami]

I salute you my sister

[@claraallgold2816]

I can relate life as a foreigner 🥺, it's not easy having horrible nick names as foreigner, especially African countries that's not your home country. Home is best❤

[@molly-moe]

Yet in Africa we welcome all nationalities with kindness

[@IgnatiusMaphosa-gb2yx]

Wow proudly Zimbabwean ❤

[@molly-moe]

Home sweet home

[@GibsonJonesMakhoyo]

I left a country after living there for years,l don't regret Zimbabwe is so peaceful, with business plans and finance you can improve your life and that of other people.

[@molly-moe]

This is soooo encouraging. I'm happy for you ☺

[@craigpeter9169]

Well done good luck.....I am not far behind 😊

[@molly-moe]

Good luck

[@samcmcm5697]

Watching you for the first time and girl am right behind you. Have faced racism and now worsened since black lives matter

[@molly-moe]

Let's prepare and go home

[@thembimosiea3445]

Of course his beautifully with those model eyes ❤

[@patiencediamond155]

I totally agree with you my African sister. There's no place like home Subscribe to The Bride Assembly Church to feed your soul with God's blessings word. Bless you

[@molly-moe]

Thanks

[@LifewithAshleyT]

Most people don’t really know how life is like in China… besides home is best .

[@LifewithAshleyT]

Yho it’s peaceful .. just walking in town and no one is paying attention to you. No random people touching you. To check your hair or skin .The day i left China and when i reached home i felt at peace . Can’t wait to have you home sis 😊

[@molly-moe]

Hanzi it's better than Zimbabwe nevamwe. Umwe ati better than violent rac!sm yekuAmerica or SA

[@elentsimpson1180]

Sweet home sweet home mama and godbless you and your family never mind you've done well thankyou ❤❤❤❤.

[@molly-moe]

Thanks a lot

[@estherchikukwa4211]

Preach my sister! I now realize why when westerners come to Zimbabwe they are surprised at how welcoming and friendly we are and they will point this out. It's because in their own countries they know they would only rarely extend us the same curteousy; and when they say we are friendly I now read that to mean that they think we are a bit stupid and very very naive which we are. Those same Chinese who are telling us to go back home are all over in Zimbabwe as we speak and what are we doing as a people we are busy thanking them that they are giving us jobs and not sitting back to perceive what they really are and what their real intentions among us is. My people we need to awake from slumber now.

[@molly-moe]

I get worried that we might never wake up or wake up when all the natural resources are long gone

[@makelifeholistic]

Oh my God, I never thought it was so bad there. That bus situation is so sensitive seeing you sitting alone like that. Anyway, best wishes in your decisions to move back home.

[@molly-moe]

We stay strong so that we reach 1 or 2 goals

[@Chiedza-mm4dw]

The bus thing is great enjoy the space & covid distance 😂

[@michellemagoronga1406]

Molly you are glowing, you are pregnant are you 😁❤️

[@molly-moe]

Thanks. A bit of foundation 🤗

[@eunicechigama]

Very true my sister home is best

[@fungaimagumise4360]

Huyai muudze vari uk izvozvo muwone kutukwa kwamunoitwa asikana,hameno vanhu vakaitwei nadzo nyika idzi veduwe

[@molly-moe]

They love magetsi, wifi, Mota dzechikwereti and working. 😅

[@SarudzaiMushweweshiri-rk7ko]

Home is best hurombo chete Hune nyika yedu

[@molly-moe]

I'm tired to the extent that I think I'm prepared to just have basics while being happy and enjoying everything Zimbabwe can offer

[@SimplyRodah]

That’s true home is always the best’

[@molly-moe]

🥰

[@Tariromtin]

Let me enjoy this video ❤❤❤❤

[@molly-moe]

🥂

[@Nokutenda774]

It’s the same here in the UK except the racism is subtle.

[@molly-moe]

We need rest

[@Chiedza-mm4dw]

UK racism in not subtle its soo embedded it feels normal 😂. You stil.gwt less wages, children traumatised in schools.... why blck boys end up killing each other.

[@eltontinashesibanda5094]

Same to me i would love to go back they us Amakwiri kwiri ,my friend and magwenja so my children dont like it at all...

[@annevincent7981]

Pls go back if yo kids dnt lyk it here

[@molly-moe]

Kids will grow up traumatized. Better take them home

[@patiencemugero3585]

Yes it's a good idea, the thing is you need both countries. I suggest that you relocate to UK. People in Zimbabwe for now they show love and respect because you give them money, once you stop giving money they will start mocking you. Make sure when you go to Zimbabwe you are going to do a business. The real fact is we need both countries...in Zimbabwe there is something good you want....in China you also need money....so relocate to UK so that when you get indefine you can still come back. In UK there are churches.

[@molly-moe]

I will try to have a home, get rentals and have a small business or something in Zimbabwe. Honestly I don't want to go to another foreign country. I don't like the long periods of winter. What I feel now is I would rather have basics back home. When things get very bad then would consider going elsewhere

[@Tariromtin]

The foreign teachers class 😂😂😂😂😂 that statement killed me

[@molly-moe]

Haaaaa zvakaoma

[@wazhanaimaphosa-qt5kf]

Home is best we go out for money so if we get it better go back home

[@molly-moe]

True fact

[@followchrist4876]

❤❤ Jesus Christ ❤️ you

[@BroNku]

Safe journey

[@ronwyneking2763]

Us Africans experience oppression in all foreign countries, it will either make you strong and you will suffer all sort mental health issues. I am glad you have worked within these oppresive societies , you will be stronger for it all. Try and look about how you can start a business in Zim, you now know all the suppliers in China. Yes we have real meat in Africa, vegies. I know lots of Zim people here have already gone home they were saying the Aussie Dollar like mad. I will go home as well soon, just need to buy the SA home, than away I go

[@molly-moe]

Yet when we see light skinned people we "worship" them. If only we understood and took action, Africa can do without Those but they can't do without us.

[@fungienyilika3769]

Some grab their hand bags tight coz you're closeby

[@molly-moe]

Handbags, kids and nose. 🙌

[@dudleymakeche7842]

There is no home like HOME.

[@molly-moe]

Home 🏡

[@samilazeca4028]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I sow it cc y want come Kumbaaaaa.u miss that green Vetable u only fry .with white Sadza😂😂😂😂

[@molly-moe]

Yes. I miss the meat ine taste

[@TheTeliya]

That is crazy 😢

[@peterrichard9769]

Where l stay and work here in the U.K l don't to lie:: racism is hidden. Rare::because where l bought a house, my next door is a South African, my work mates are 99% philipinos and Indians::so am preparing to go home::just to relax:: while having a business running in the UK.and Zimbabwe. That's my plan.

[@molly-moe]

Glad you got hidden rac!sm there. I enjoy the weather back home. Here have to wear some kind of jersey or coat for 8 months. I hate winter by the way

[@cobogosauce5310]

Tell them sis

[@shoraimatyatya3040]

Just pack and go my dear it was your choice to go there. Zimbabwe inovakwa nevene vayo.Those Chinese have built their own Country, let them enjoy their Country 😅

[@molly-moe]

Zvamunenge makutondigwqjura pavideo rangu. Pane pamanzwa kuti I don't want kuenda kumba?. Pane pamanzwa ndichiti I'm not packing? Musangojaire rough handiti

[@ChrisMufunga-jt9dz]

ko ivo zvavakazara dzimwe nyika and well treated, but truely speaking ini ndave nemwoyo wakaipa against dzimwe nation, ndakadzoka kumusha for real i wont welcome any ,i mean any nation from kunze kwenyika, ndivo vakandidaro

[@molly-moe]

As Africa we have enough to do without them asi tobvuma kuputirwa njere

[@LivhuandMusaLukhele]

Home is best ,

[@Tariromtin]

Looking gorgeous sis ❤❤❤❤

[@molly-moe]

Thanks darling

[@sydneygudoricharima1385]

​@@molly-moe hw are you molly

[@molly-moe]

@@sydneygudoricharima1385 I'm good and you

[@MrPercyvall]

That empty sit in a bus depressed me. But these guys have their people in our African countries and they get quality treatment. Life is unfair for real.

[@johnsonkitchens685]

Nobody is talking about it,it means, cz we poor, we don't talk about it,it's sad,in Zimbabwe chineese are treated as wealthy pple, we in their country we are animals, we need new leaders

[@molly-moe]

Sometimes I get to tell them that when I get hurt.

[@chidosithole2284]

True story

[@Chiedza-mm4dw]

It's up to people to unite abs fight back, don't take their jobs or buy from their shops just for a week... even the gvt will show respect

[@BridgetSylviaMutiro]

You can say that again.. they let you sit alone on a two sitter yet they are the ones that smells . By the way if I may to ask . These people have a very very strong smell what really cause that smell guys I can’t bear that smell . I’m still to find what exactly cause them to smell like that ?

[@lookingintoproblems7398]

How was China

[@molly-moe]

Managing to work with the goal of going home.

[@zandysithole5919]

I'm in Montreal Canada, girl, racism from the older French speaking people has got me considering going back home as well. Like you, Quebec government is good and they take care of immigrants, study loans, financial support, etc. At the end of the day, it's not home.

[@molly-moe]

Here we have worked for the same organization for 6 years now, you can make a conclusion of the bosses from that. But going outside takes a toll on me

[@normadube7189]

Woooo girl the French are horrible, I've worked with them most miserable time of my life 😢

[@antoinettevalentine4868]

different cultures

[@molly-moe]

There qre differences in culture but what do you call it when one touches your breast and hair because you are a foreigner. In their culture they respect each other's space a lot

[@priscadzenga6809]

Come to dubai

[@molly-moe]

Our next flight is straight home

[@CarolNgobese]

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