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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2024
- After many years in the diaspora and starting to think of retirement back home ,we ,(my wife and I) started to brainstorm different ideas.
We settled on free range organic chicken farming! 🥚🐣🐓😍. We will also grow organic vegetables.
We have lived in the United Kingdom for just over 20 years with our five children who were all home educated.
While living in the U.K we became very aware of food standards because food was not the same as what we had left behind.
Very early on we started buying organic food and wild fish. We would like to continue on this path of healthy eating and growing our own food.
The chickens will be pasture raised. We are implementing a permaculture farming method.
We will also be using the regenerative agriculture approach to help the soils get all the necessary nutrients.
We bought the land which had lots of gum trees which took a lot of nutrients out of the soil. We need to add these back using the regenerative agriculture approach.
We will use this platform to share information we learn along the way.
There was a pond on the farm which has dried out but we need to revive it as part of permaculture farming.
What is regenerative agriculture?
Soil health and the regeneration of topsoil (the surface layer of soil) are the main priorities of regenerative agriculture. Going well beyond organic farming, regenerative agriculture is a system of agricultural practices and principles that increases ecosystem health, improving nutrients in foods, which almost become a by-product of the planet’s restoration. Soil Heroes
What is permaculture?
It involves taking care of the earth and working with it. We will be using systems like rain capture and solar systems. Trying to be off grid as much as possible.
#ZimbabweDiaspora #RuwaOrganicFarm #AfricanDiaspora #AfricanDiasporaMovingoAfrica #AfricanDiasporaUK
This is the kind of Content we need to see to help Our fellow Diasporians 🔥
Thank you :)
Oh you are here, i just saw this video and i subscribed because i am into life improvement not the trending useless stuff, you should cover medium density stands/houses, diasporians looking for houses and to build and you know banks inflate their houses too much
Zim is a very interesting/complex country but at the end of the day it’s better for us especially us who are now tired of the diaspora. Thanks for the informative video.
It really is!
The way he is so chilled with all those kombis going wild around him😮
What are you talking about? lol
@@storeroom1503 did u see the kombi tht literally tried to overtake him but there were oncoming vehicles.
Hey Bro,
I haven't finished watching this video but just to let you know that you got yourself a new subscriber here 🎉
This is THE TYPE OF CONTENT we're always looking for.
You nailed it bud 💪🏽🤝❗
Shouting from Scotland...
Came to Zim from the UK a few years ago too and can conquer with all your points and then some. Recently I started paying attention more to Farming and Entrepreneurship more than my engineering background and chose to pursue farming more.
Bro as a young zimbo looking to come back home u really shedding a spotlight ✍🏽✍🏽✍🏽
Thanks for the feedback :)
@@ruwaorganicgreat video. How can I buy land in Zimbabwe? I am in UK
Great content. You're doing a great job informing some of us and reminding others the dangers out there. I appreciate you man.
Well presented snapshot of the essential aspects of returning to Zim from the diaspora. People forget that the same home comforts they had abroad may not be present in the same way in Zim. One has to adapt and adjust to the new environment and live within their means. It’s not a competition at all.
Keep this sort of content coming bruv. Nuff respect ✊🏿
Exactly it's about adapting and adjusting and still have a good decent life
Thank you for this video. There is definitely something in the air calling the diaspora to return home.
This is a fantastic, educational video! Even as someone who is not planning to go there, it's fascinating and very informative.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great lessons from you mukoma as usual, even for some of us who never left Zim.
Thanks so much for this information. Very professionally presented. Evidence based story
Never give up! You inspire me, God will be with you.🙏🏾💪🏾
Thank you
Absolutely nailed it i used to frequent Zim maybe 3 tumes per year from Uk spending 4 to 6 per visit i totally agree with your content bro and at some point i spent 6 mnts in Zim and was comfortable enjoyed most of the time i was home
Awesome, thank you
What you experienced wangu is what Zim really is, munhu wese wants to rob you. Even fixing your car they fix kuti udzoke neimwe problem. Vanokuita nyama yemagora paHre chero wakangwara sei
I am excited and this video was an affirmation that reconfirmed alot of my swot analysis !! God Bless you ❤ I will keep this in mind 😊
Thank you 😀
Nice video, you have nailed it. Spot on, this is what I was looking for. More like this 😊 thank you so much
This info is priceless. Thanks for this informative content bro.
You're most welcome
New subscriber!!! I Love your content! You were spot on in your analysis! I recently spent six glorious weeks in Zimbabwe and did all my research in relation to my plans for relocating back home to Zimbabwe! My view is that Zimbabwe is the place for me to be at this time of my life after living in the Diaspora for over thirty years!!!! God willing I hope to have relocated by December 2024! Thanks again for sharing your experience! It was very helpful!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
With you in spirit. Our home is on the market in the States and praying we can return to Zim soon as well.
@@lovesafrica111 See you in Zimbabwe!!! Best wishes and good luck with the sell of your house!!!!
@@auntievonnie After so many years of wanting to go back.. If God is willing party time!!! Best of luck to you as well.
Awesome
Thank you
Moved back to Zim from middle east in 2021, just got back to diaspora again this year, I wasn't ready for the reality on the ground, Zim is hard for us diasporians of you are not well prepared. I agree 💯 with this video. Vacation and moving back are totally different things.
Indeed, take your time to prepare and when you move do not compare it to where you were living. It is a different country.
Gather here if you saw as if this guy was in a woman Methodist Church uniform.....Great info session wangu
Very good information there. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this , I am Naturopathic nutritionist and would love to come home to do organic farming in 2025 . I just subscribed ☺️
Ndeipi Mdara, funny enough I follow you other Tech Channel where you teach people how to build websites. Boss man it would be a big help if you could create a platform that could help Diasporans set them selfs up Digitally. Like Best Internet, Best Generators, Solar, Heck even including the Farming Logstics like the Seeds and Chicken that you speak ok.
To Power and Prosperity, you are doing great work.
How are you? Not sure if enough people would be interested. Regarding recommended products, thats definitely a very good idea.
@@ruwaorganic I would be interested.
@@ruwaorganicvery much interested
Timing is very important when deciding to go back. Some overstay because of fear and end up stuck in diaspora for life only to be repatriated in coffins. That's one reality I have come to discover.
In my own OPINION , the right time is a fallacy, but research and know that definitely you going to face challenges adapting .
Hi Sir, Please could you advise how you arranged shipping for your vehicle. Many thanks
Please don’t take my comment the wrong way. Doing your own research is always best. Many times, we are lazy and just ask someone. Just because he has done it before, does not mean he did it in the best or in the most affordable way. The way things work in zim, when you ask someone for help, they generally add their own cut which ends up making it more expensive for you.
@@johnchimbani8473 No offence taken, but I have already been doing my research prior to this video, so I can assure you that I’m not being lazy! There is nothing wrong with asking a question or needing help or a point in the right direction.If it’s a No -I understand. If someone has done it before, it could mean they have used legitimate trustworthy people / a company to export their goods . There is nothing worse than losing your money trying people/ companies that end up scamming you.
I see people driving Range Rovers in Zimbabwe and I think we the type of problems people have with these cars here in the UK it’s definitely not wise to own the car in Zimbabwe.
very interesting and informative, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
A very well balanced analysis. Thank you so much
good that you have your own channel, l last watched you on Wode years back .
Cool, thanks!
Great content…straight to the point
Great content, thanks a lot
Great message thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you, you're most welcome
Thank you brother for a good video, well explained
You're welcome, much appreciated
Thanks for sharing
When you move to zim stay out of politics
Very nice commentary bro. Keep it up.
Thanks 😀
‘when you move to Zimbabwe, stay in your lane’
Well said
But also I will add to the Lawyer part if you prefer to go cheaper,so if someone is selling a house you can go check it at the housing offices(Council) they can check for you
Thanks for the tip
Brother,
Just subscribed; love your content. Thank you so much for this
Please advise on health care. How does one manage healthcare and incidents requiring hospitalization?
Very objective indeed.
Glad you think so, thanks
Thank you so much!!!!!!
You're welcome!
Well explained bro makachi master chi game chacho
You stating facts and you just got a subscriber. You painted a reality check image right there.
How far away are you now living from the top neighborhoods like Borodell and so on ? Now you told us about rents in those areas and ......Are there monthly rental cars available too ? How much is it to rent a midsize toyota or honda? What holiday would you recommend for those of us who sooner or later have a plan to be there in person?
Keep it up bro.Thanks for the tip.
I was there 2 years ago. I rented a car for the weekend. I wanted to return the car after 1 day, but i ended up having to pay for 2 days because i was going to return exactly at the same time i picked it up. I ended up paying 300 bucks plus another 150 or so for fuel and other costs. There were other shady private peeps renting out cars for 75 bucks a day. Point being if you going to zim, find a relative or friend with a second car you can use while you are there.
@@johnchimbani8473 Wow ! $300 for two days ? That is like $4500 per a month. It is not that expensive even in the richest nations on earth. Thanks anyway.
Good and relevant content
Bro...that vid with Maya is why I'm tryin to leave America. I stumbled too like ur first vid...flew back..raised a lil again and this is round 2. I hv nothing to lose till I strike co, America ain't it ...for me.
Thank you
Don't forget you need Solar and Boreholes.
Definitely
As an American wanting to possible move to Zimbabwe, how does one find reputable real estate agents that you can trust? And if you have $150,000 USD saved up, where can you park your money since the banking institutions arent that stable?
You can keep your American bank account and just withdraw money when needed
@@shelikays5120 Thanks for your reply. I was on the understanding that Zimbabwe banks can't make withdraws from international banks? Is that not the case?
@@klwthe3rd I'm Zimbabwean based in UK and always use my UK bank card to withdraw money I in zim. My UK bank charges a small fee for the transactions
@@shelikays5120 So let me get this straight. When you are visiting Zimbabwe, you use your UK bank card(debit card) to withdraw money at a Zimbabwe ATM machine?? And what currency comes out of that machine? Zimbabwe dollars? Or the new Zimbabwe gold(Zig)?
@klwthe3rd I use my debit card. I get US dollars. I haven't been there since the start of zim gold. I'm going next year in March. ATM machines outside banks give you cash. I also use my card to pay for bills at hotels or restaurants
This is good advice
Good to hear. So any idea where u can get some rural land
Go in person and see the Chief or Sabhuku as long uchida kuita maprojects vanokupa etc Goromonzi. Good luck
Why not just get a Jojo Tank instead of wells and bore holes...
I'm also coming home, bro.
Awesome!
Homeis best yuadjust 😮
Food shortages last happened in 2008
You must be your own government to return to Zimbabwe.
Medical aid and insuarance ?
I like Ur video inspires me
🎉
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Hi. Intresting and helpful information,thank you. I myself am in the diaspora,I have 8700 squaremeters of land in Gweru and i have decided to sell, so I can invest the proceeds from the sale. Would you know of platforms that I can advertise my properties to Zimbabweans staying in the diaspora,including England?
Do you have title deeds for the land.
@ruwaorganic yes,all is in place. Two seperate Deeds for the two plots that are next to each other.
Ndatenda
Hi, are you in Zim ? I would
Like to interview you
If one misses the right time to go back , surely only repatriation in a coffin is the end result. I think doing a research and in time go back.
I have seen many getting stuck for life because of fear.
Getting advice and expecting challenges will help.
Sell the car and get a Toyota bakkie
I am getting an old Isuzu KB250 2005 :)
Unetsime pamba
Mugodhi 14metres is not a tsime
Can you please connect me with the lawyers that you used
Bro how can i get intouch with you to exchange details . there certain areas i need your help
Isai masolar bro zim unotambayese gas is there so noproblem aslongasits an equitable company period
Thank you brother Can I have your contacts bro
Bossida I thought u was gd with money and decisions but sending a disco to Zim is stupidity
That's so rude of you. The man clearly said it was a bad choice for him to bring in a discovery in the first place, and to then for you to just come call him stupid is so dumb .
People do what they want with their money. You don't attack someone trying his best to educate others.
If you are out of Zim and still behaving like this I am sorry to tell you you haven't learned and changed.
Uchiri kuMbare.
@@NitaZengThats the problem . Missing rhe forest for the bushes. There may be someone today who was thinkkng of sending a similar car and has been saved money by listneing to his story. Calling someone you do not know stupid let us bystanders know who the real fool is.
Stupidity is in your head! Typical zimbo! The guy already said he made a mistake, iwe wakutaura zvekupenga