Hahaha I get that a lot. No, I’m 100% Cameroonian. The word Mutombo means different things in different areas though, from Congo to Cameroon to Côte d’Ivoire to Zimbabwé. It’s also pronounced differently. I’m not even pronouncing it as it typically is pronounced in my village just because I want to keep things simple.

@@mutomboinprogress Please if you don't mind, In Cameroon where are you from? I just came across your channel from Miss Trudy. I love the content of this video, very informative.

@@honoresangwa1000 hi Honoré, I am from Bafanji, a village in the North West region of Cameroon.

Mutombo is synonymous with Mbuthuma or Mbuduma or WaHuma or WaTutsi (Thusi as in Pearl Thusi) or Duma or Mbedu or Edo or BaNtu or Mbuthu or MaPondo or Dube or Ndaba or Mandaba or Mathaba or Mutapa (as in Mononutapa) or Matamba as in Kingdom of Ndongo and Mutamba. These are Bantus who came from West Africa down the West Coast to Angola and then Mozambique-Zimbabwe. Most Zulu tribes come from Kikongo (in Angola) as in Ndongo = Shabalala (my tribe Zwana/Zwane comes from here, also called Tswana) and Mutamba as in Ndaba or Zembethe or Sibisi or Zambezi or Mbatha or Bata as in Mbadza-Kongo (where we come from as Zulus) or Mpanza or Mabasa or Mabaso - thisbis the same clan over which the Zulus rule so much so we share the tribal libation Ndabezitha and and Ndaba. This was led by Mbande dynasty. THE ruling Zulu dynasty is called Mpande. Anyway, Maputo = Mutombo. Also Kimbudu. There are some Mbuthuma still in Sudan where we came from. That is why Khumalo Zulus or Ndebele are called AmaZunda. Also, some Cameroonians and Nigerians come from South African tribe who lost to King Shaka and wrecked havoc in Central Africa and became the ruling tribes in Central and Southern Africa, called Ngoni. Kameroen, the name comes from Meroe a Bantu Kingdom where Ethiopia is now that was called Zagwe afterwards, which is the tribe that created the Letole or Luthuli house also called Lunda or Ludawombe or Dahomey = Ndlovu or Ituri or Toure or Ndou or Tlou or Zhou/Zuma or Dube or Duma or Huma (the last two mean Lion's Yelp or Roar). This is one clan divided by colonial lines. In South Africa, Meroe is also called Moloi or Moloisane who gave birth to my clan called Zagwe or Zanj or Zansi or Zanzi or Zwane. So, Mutombo is a actually a Zulu name as well as Mbuthu and we say they come from Ngcobo clan who are the Tungwa or Ndonga or Ndau or Tau (Ngwenya or Kenya or Kwena or Khona or Ngona or Nango who are called Ludaluba or Ludawombe or Ludahomey or Zhoulouba or BaZhoulou = amaZulu. Mbuthuma people are called Manala Ndebele in South Africa. Tribal names of Kikongo in South Africa: Ndongo = Shabalala/Nxamalala/Ngxabalala or called Mathole or Ntuli or KaNdlovu or Lunda or Ndau or Nyawo/Yao or Mlawu or Ilunga. Matamba = Mandaba or Ndaba or Zembethe or Simbithi or Sibisi or Sisi/Zizi/Moses or Mzizi or Titi or Tete or Mthethwa. This is the tribe that Zulus say they come from. Also called Mbatha or Mbethe or Mbithi or Mbotho (Lesotho tribes say Mphotho) or Mbuthu and we also switch the variables as Thamba or Tembe/Thembu or Thimbi (like Mothibe) Thombo/Mthombo. I would say the best place to find Mutombo in Zululand is as Mthombeni who libate themselves with Duma, from whom come the AmaPondo and Pondomse (Mambo-Dumisa). This clan is the same clan as the Akhan of Ghana, which we call Ngwane/Zwane in South Africa. A lot of my tribal libations are the tribal names of the Akan.

Johannesburg does have busses that travel intracity. They have ReaVaya and Putco.

Oh geee, Thank you Clinton 😊😊

@@mutomboinprogress i know right!!!

Dude she is stunning ❤️

Brvh! 😍

She really is

Awwww! Thank you Kgomotso! I really appreciate this comment. 🙏🏼

Congolese behaving 🤣🤣🤣 You have been living under a rock.

Congolese are hectic bro

which countries are trouble makers? I am Tanzanian :)

@@deega1234 Nigerians and Ghanaians 😂😂

Who uses the buses? Most people get around by taxi I think.

@@rick-be If you go to Gandhi Square on any weekday morning or afternoon, you will see the commuters that use the buses. That place is a hive of activity in the morning and in the afternoon. PUTCO buses run from many townships. They transport commuters to and from work. The BRT system (operating in Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni & Tshwane) transports commuters from all over Gauteng. Yes, the taxi system is big, but the bus system is used regularly by thousands of commuters in Gauteng.

@@kungekalolwana1057 I suspected that,thank you for the confirmation. That is what I really like about these forums; much can be added by others.

Wow thank you so much. Yes at the end of the day, South Africa is definitely my second home 💕

@@mutomboinprogress wow and bring Joan back please😍😍

@@tloutlou2655 😂😂😂😂

Cameroonians are cool but I have to tell you,the most humble peaceful,lovely beautiful human beings in Africa are Malawians maaaaan take it from me those guys are so humble😫😫😫

@@ferdykeyz4583 ❤️❤️❤️

@Leslie Deneault 🙌🏻💯True. My sentiments. Like you, I was born in South Africa, and have been abroad for decades and the economic divide between the rich and the poor is getting wider. Suffice to say it is very unfair to single out South Africa as being the most unfair society. That narrative has to change to at least encompass the whole world.

Thank you Leslie 😃. I agree, there are definitely pros and cons in every society

Awwww Rori ❤❤❤. Yeah, despite all challenges, S.A is a beautiful land and I love it so much.

I was even so scared to view😫

@@fathimamangubaneahmed4840 Yey!! I came to the comments first to check the ‘mood’ before watching!

@@hellonomasonto 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this made me laugh so much because I do this on other people’s videos

@@mutomboinprogress You see! 😂

Amen to that, sister!

Well done with.your work, the rural areas don't have addresses in SA we are in a process of doing that, your cities should be assisting you, GPS as well should be they must name the roads a nd will make your work easy, because you will be numbering the properies, all the best in your adventure

@@mutomboinprogress my Reply is directed to Lorraine please share with her, she is doing a great job, I don't know how they missed to address the areas when they were starting what she is doing is super because I don't know how you leave without address - thanks you there guys to fix it

It sounds like South Africa is similar to the highlands in Kenya. The seasons sound similar.

I just think you are pretty

Lol she hasn't travelled around SA.... joburg has all of that even better

@@mfundobhlabangan911 Exactiy

Hahaha I'm happy you enjoyed it. It was a pleasure to make. Thanks Kam

Thank you Lindi ❤. I'm glad you received this video well.

If every South African could enjoy this.Foreigners are more adventurous hence they know all the nice places and enjoy the country.It’s not about money, if you want to enjoy your country, you must travel.Back packing is the way to go. It’s not just for white people Get to know other tribes and cultures within your country.There is so much to do in SA but very few locals travel around the country.

😂😂😂😂😂 this is me laughing at the shade 🙈. I’m glad you enjoyed this one. I was a bit nervous about the topic but thanks for the reassurance. 👍🏽

@@mutomboinprogress 👍🤗

Yeyi Wode Maya is going to live with this his whole life😂😂

Lol should we tag Wode and his girlfriend?

By so doing they expose their ignorance and unjustified resentment of our country

😂😂 I can just imagine! I’ve had Durban on my list for a while now but I keep using school as an excuse to put it off. Sometime in the future for sure! Thanks for watching! 👌🏽

To be closely specific about 400 years

You know what? I'm actually very happy to hear that this reflected a bit of your experience in another part of SA (Joburg), so it means my Cape Town experience was not too far removed from other places. Thanks for engaging, El and I'm glad you enjoyed the content, as well as your stay in SA. 🙏🏽

Making this video was honestly a pleasure, Thembi. I'm glad you enjoyed it. xx

Hahahahaha @ tantalizing. 🙈🙈🙈 thanks Lynna. It's interesting to know it wasn't so cold back in the day. Apparently the winters are getting colder and the summers are getting hotter.

@@mutomboinprogress I'm telling you... chai don't let me get started on the heat in this country 😅😅😅

Why do you have to compare your country to Europe? Inferiority complex much?

@@hk254lyt8 Well this girl from Cameroon basically summed it up. Malls, paved roads and delivery services as well as the universities are all outgrowths of European civilization. No matter how much you want to deny it. All the people of the world seem to like this European lifestyle but love to blame them for the world's problems.

Hahaha I'll visit the US when the opportunity arises. It'll be great for you to visit SA again but you're right, long journeys can really be a drag. Thanks for watching!

The same happens all over the world, poor neighborhoods are at the very bottom of the list for repairs, the rich pay very high taxes and taxes cover (schools, roads, public transport, etc. etc.). No I am not even close to rich, and yes I am a person of colour. Stay safe everyone.

The same happens all over the world no doubt, but in South Africa and especially Cape Town, it's still remnants of damaging and the majority of those that were at the bitter end of the stick in the past are still the people that's at the end of the stick. In Cape Town it's an unfortunate reality that they try to certain pockets of the population away from the opportunity centres. Hence the nuanced racism and that doubles down within many work places. You will find low cost housing popping up all over middle income and even upper middle income Coloured suburbs. You won't find the same thing in white suburbs, in work places it's not uncommon to find young white folk in some of the highest positions, even though they're less qualified than those they're managing. It's no accident why Cape Town is always called the most racist city in South Africa.

TRUE SO, WHITE RACISM IS DEEPLY PRACTICED AND CLEARLY VISIBLE THERE BY THE WESTERN CAPE WHITE LED GOVERNMENT......THAT ONE CANNOT BE DEFENDED IN ANY TRYING ARGUMENT. Coloureds and Black are deeply not being respected by the Hellen Zille led government. From Mitchell's Plein coloured residential areas until black residential areas, woooow🙄😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢🙈- sorrows

@@dawoodwilliams3652 . Cape Town is so racist that they went around burning foreigners from other African countries. Cape Town is so racist that they looted and burnt 2 separate provinces. Coloured people didn't get promoted at Pollsmoor prison because they weren't the correct shade of black. Same thing happened at Eskom. How many coloureds are in the National assembly?

@@dawoodwilliams3652Well articulated.

Yeah... that kind of makes sense. Thanks Thabo!

True. I most home towns and small cities, we hardly have street beggars. People have roots.

I think you are right, I have never been to cape town but I heard its expensive to live there so it would be easy to fall under the poorer people in the province

Because half of Cape Town are people coming from the dead Eastern Cape looking for work.

Living in Cpt for 11 years now, for me Cpt is better managed economically, it is a well maintained city for quality of life. You don't have to look over yr shoulder everywhere for fear of hijacking or robberies, but I guess every city has its cons.

Johannesburg will always be my number city in terms of everything. but what i love the most about jozi is diversity and culture.

All big cities. Other cities are like Douala as she describes. Without the crime though.

@@muphandirudzani6849 Nah Durban and Cape Town especially are number 1 in tourism because they have beautiful beaches and tourist attractions.

Pretoria is best, we only don't have the oncea. Otherwise everything is good.

Hahahahaha the market is a whole vibe ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you, my beautiful doctor!

@@mutomboinprogress eweeee eh #blushing ☺️

Thank you so much, Miss T!! ❤❤❤

The way you described Limbe... Please I'm going to borrow your words for my video script the day I finally vlog in Limbe. In fact, the whole comment is poetic. 😃😃 Thanks a lot Johnson for always providing constructive and educational comments. I always enjoy reading them.

@@mutomboinprogress, On the contrary, you make great videos. Looking forward to the next video

The ANC Government busy duistering Billions money to save in Dubia of Zwitserland They dont care about they own population as black suffering

@@lebraa9233 I'm south African 🤣😂you are lying

@@judyatoro9387 lying??whatever you are does not matter the fait is its mess in South Afrika all yours ANC Leaders are duistering Billions money to foreign Countries, Does means for you 500,Billions money which Zuma duisterder to Dubia???? What about Violence én killing destroying the Country ????What does means people living in tin shelters bad situation unhealth????? Let me know who wants to leave under the tin shelters?????Let me know,With 500, Billions money they should óf put up enorm homes for people to leave comfortabel,Do find normale that many population suffering living under unhealth condition???Let me know,Biggest selfish corruption Egoïstisch with yours Leaders come on we find idioten running the Country not even equal for humane being, covering for your Zuma its out of my mind 👎👎👎👎👎🤡🤡🤡🤡💀💀

Thanks you Esther! I’m glad my points were at least accurate ✅👍🏽. I’m sure you overall enjoyed your stay in 🇿🇦 SA

I realy like this video, hope de will have another one closely, 🙏🙏

@@mutomboinprogress Yes, Mutombo, I did enjoy my stay in SA. But I feel like it was rushed and we crammed too many attractions in that one trip : Apartheid museum and Mandela’s House, a safari, a market, V&A waterfront, Robben Island, Bo-Kaap, and Table Mountain are the ones I remember. I need more time to slow down and savor things next time.

Omg Mr Frank ❤️. Lmaooo @ we your humble fans. Please 😂😂. Thanks so so much for the encouragement! I’m already excited about filming!

@@mutomboinprogress Hahahaha Sassy! You're welcomed! 😊😊

You are so welcome and I thoroughly enjoyed it!

Thanks a million, queen ❤. Hope you're doing okay

@@mutomboinprogress I agree completely with this comment. Thank you so much for this video. You remind me of my family members when they tell stories too. Haha. They're Liberian.

Wow Soso, I appreciate you taking out the time to write all this and explain. It's very helpful to get a better picture. I really appreciate it ❤

Even the South African shows and movies I watch show how dynamic Joburg in particular and Gauteng in general, are. I need to spend a good chunk of time in Gauteng in the future. 🙌🏽

In short Johannesburg has everything Capetown has. Excluding Beach and mountains as we are central

I’m glad you found it helpful

And do you know what? When it happens often enough, even people who aren't prejudiced would start judging people based on their race or appearance. South Africa is the most diverse place I've been to and that has been very enriching. History is difficult to overcome but I honestly believe we are gradually moving forward, especially because now more than ever, Africans are proud to be African, black people are proud to be black. Thanks for engaging

Constitutional structure which involves in all citizens are to be blame, the sovereign civil act's into law enforcement. Therefore colourism must not put into question as the law don't recognise colours, you take other root you loses 😉 😜 🤣 .

Am south African yes there are racial barrier in Cape town however there are not as bad in term of social but rather financially Despressing and also if you want survive Cape town you must be educated

Thank you! SA is blessed indeed!

Thank you Gina ❤️. I’m glad you loved it ❤️

♥ Wehh, thank you so much

Thank you Pearl (lovely name). I'm glad most of what I said falls into place. ❤❤

It really is a heart-warming experience, learning what everyone has to say in the comments.

Thanks Ndanji. 😘 Part 2 will be here soon. Regarding the pandemic, tbh I’m still recovering from that shift. And the differences in attitudes towards the pandemic are worldwide, i think, not just limited to SA. Because some of the grievances I hear in SA are the same with what I hear back home…

😂😂😂😂 I'm laughing because you think I'm exaggerating. I'm in Douala now, so I will share a lot in vlogs so that you can see what I mean. 😉 Thank you so much Siya, and I appreciate you taking time out to leave a comment. Already working on Part 2! xx

Thank you for loving our country. We love you too.

Wow! I hope you enjoy your stay each time you come! I have Douala content/videos coming up so you might like that.

So nice of you, George. Thank you 🙏🏽

thanks boo ❤❤

Glad you enjoyed it, Alice!

She definitely draws you in. With an interesting accent too

Thank you sis 🙌

Thanks for the validation, Ntando ✊🏽. It means a lot to me. Once one Gets used to something, It’s easy to start taking that thing for granted. I actually Started taking things for granted after a while of living in South Africa.

I'm happy you enjoyed it. The goal is to share as much of any place I find myself in as possible so I'm glad you got to see Cmr a bit too. I'm sure you will enjoy Cameroon if you visit. Don't mind the fact that it's not as advanced as SA - it's still a beautiful experience.

I think I can adapt to any place because I’ve lived in good conditions as well as in conditions where we had food shortage for some time… but I will find it very difficult to adapt to not taking pictures or documenting my experience. Wow, I didn’t know about that in S. Sudan. Thanks for this feedback! Appreciate it ❤️

Glad you enjoyed it! It was a pleasure to film.

Hahahaha this my multitalented sis, so you studied some French that long ago and still remember some things. We are children of the equator 😂😂😂

Thank you Themba ❤️

Thanks for watching, Dineo! I appreciate the feedback

I am S.african,I have been in DRC..Bunia,Beni,Goma,Gemena and Kinshana....tough times indeed...

@@vincentmahlabane9465 how's the treatment to foreigners in DRC....I'm planning to visit there

Thank you Rachel 🙏🏽. I agree, our countries have lots of similarities 👌🏽

@@movementmathebula828 you shd go and visit, Congolese we good people and always welcome foreigners

😂😂😂😂 I’m glad you enjoyed this one

It really is a wonderful thing! I pray we also get to the point where most of our businesses appear on maps.

Apart from south Africa where else have you been to

Where in Africa have you visited?

@@maduabuchivitalis5909 he has not been able to answer this question for 6 months now. He has not left his village since he/she was born. Hyping nonsense

that's from your perspective

@@cashmagesh5135 Actually from many Africans who have lived in SA

You deserve a gift! I’m glad you see it that way and understand that I can only speak based on my experience. Thank you Maine. I’m happy you enjoyed this

Thank you so much for watching, Shannon. I’m happy to have piqued your interest in these countries xx

Hi Mercy, thank you 🙏🏽. Wow! I generally really love Cape Town but I think I can help you more with more specific questions 😁. Hmmm the biggest thing I’ll say is save your money, cook at home, explore the city, remember why you are there because it’s easy to get distracted with so much to do in CT.

@@mutomboinprogress Thank you😊

Sofiya - beautiful name! 😍 I definitely love South Africa, not only for the beauty or the people but it's really good for my skin 😂😂. Whenever I'm in S.A, my skin flourishes! Thank you so much, I appreciate your comment.

I lived in Pretoria for about 2 years some time ago and fell in love with your beautiful country. I am plannig to come back but I have doubts/worries because I am a white man so I am not sure if South Africans will love me back... :(

@@v10cylinder We will love you back. SA is a rainbow nation

@@yolisamrso9827 Thank you very much, Mrs Yolisa! :) I hope to come back to your beautiful country soon! :) Best regards, Sm

Wow, thank you! It really is the best thing for a KZfaqr! ❤🙌🏽

Thanks you Natasha 💜. Hope you’re enjoying Jozi!

@@mutomboinprogress I am actually ❤

Definitely! Thanks for watching, Nsingizi

Thanks Thenji ❤. I have to pin this comment. Someone actually told me otherwise.

And the Joburg Metrobus

Reya vaya, metro bus, gau bus

And the metro buses, so we lack nothing

@@sekoaib True, Johannesburg Lacks nothing, really. I lived in Cape Town and I tell you this. Joburg is much better in my opinion..

Hahahaha I'm happy you enjoyed it, Sizwe. Means we will be meeting again this Sunday because the culture shock video will be up then. See ya!

I'm happy you enjoyed this one!

😂😂😂 French is something else, I tell you. I really love the language but getting a hang of not just the translation but the gender of each noun is an extreme sport. Way to go, Ghana! I also think Ghana has a forward-thinking government. I love hearing about progress on the continent. 🙌🏽 Thank you so much for engaging and educating me as well!

I can imagine. Home really is where the heart is and Cape Town is so beautiful. I'm happy to have brought a bit of home to you via this video. Take care, Blossom 🙏🏽🙏🏽

@@mutomboinprogress , Thank you, God bless you.

Thanks Eugene. Hahahaha yes it was Golden Acre 🙈

Thank you so much! ☺️

Hi Nancy ❤, you are spot on about crime being a universal thing. I've noticed that crime rate even goes up with development. Because even back home in Cameroon, the rural areas don't suffer from as much crime as the cities do. Thanks for this!

Hahahaha I appreciate you, Themba. Thank you for this! ❤ The reception on this video has been amazing, so more like these will definitely be coming up.

Awww I’m happy to hear this

Hahahah thanks! Aye Botswana! Amazing how diverse this community is getting. Thanks for subscribing and I'm happy you enjoy the videos! May God bless you too!

Oh my, I don't know why I assumed you were Cameroonian. Hahaha I learn a bit more with every interaction. So far, I know you're in the STEM field, pursuing grad studies, living in the US... and now, from the Caribbean! 😆😆

@@mutomboinprogress And I would love to come and work in Africa and make my contribution to my ancestors after watching videos like yours! I love watching your videos hun, keep them up! I was wondering why you said in another video you were studying when I thought you only had your thesis left or do you call thesis writing studying or do you have comprehensive exams like some fields here in the US. Would love an update on that as I love seeing when people work hard and complete their journey! Keep Safe!

@@mevans3291 hahahah linguistics. Well, I just broadly refer to sitting down to do academic work as studying and you’re right, that’s actually not accurate. I’m just working on my thesis now so I should rather use either ‘researching’ or ‘writing’, or something that better applies to the situation. Anyway, as a mini update, I’m currently working on my implementation so the majority of what I’m doing these days is coding and running simulations on Matlab. My literature review was approved so I don’t have much more reading to do, thank God. Yeah, that’s me. Thanks for asking! Hope all is well on your end? 😁

@@mutomboinprogress Hey Mutombo, Awesome!! Thanks for the update. My friends here in the US do it as well. They say studying when it is researching or project meetings HAHAHAHA while in the Caribbean studying only means exam prep! Glad to hear about your lit review approval and you are now on implementation. Would love a video on this as I have no idea how engineering research goes and I am sure you would help many others thinking about it as a future option (and this field is important to development). I'm doing well thanks for asking, giving praises and taking one day at a time. This is my last year of coursework and it is going as planned so far and then I start dissertating when I am done!

I'm telling you. One cannot even make ajebor things in this country 😂😂😂

Aww thank you Sheila. Glad you think so!

Hahaha wow! So we prefer what we are used to. Makes sense. I’m glad you enjoyed the vid, Setjhaba 👌🏽

Wow! This is gold, Soki! 🙌🏽 I really appreciate this more nuanced insight! Especially since you introduce the idea that some things are as they are by choice. And the aspect of community is something I could personally relate to. I never experienced ‘community’ in SA because I wasn’t there in a setup that would have allowed me to but in Cameroon I did grow up in a small town with a close knit community but that disappeared when I went to work in one of the major cities. thanks for bringing that to light. ✊🏽

I m with my friend the whole World its the same every culture move around with they colours even the biggest Country Amerika black én white still moving around with they culture over 200 years this shall remain in the whole world only thing is to get on with peace all together its does not matter what colour maybe peacefull living its important Let alone South Afrika who hád apartheid 27 years its still not enough to get use with each others that take time maybe New generations can reform the Land in togetherness its to hope so if i hád seen what Zuma duisterder all the Billions money while many population suffering that got me so sad out my point of view alot people have to scratch to survive with they children while Président Zuma have paradise houses others must dying in streets without food 500, Billions he could build up many appartement and creëert economie in the Country so that population can also leave comfortabel South Afrika is beautifull continent in Afrika but is getting Destroyed mis rulled ,stay safe 🙏🙏ameen 💚

@@lebraa9233 not true Racism was made in the U.S

@@mimshack7278 my lady Do you think that Discrimination was made in U.S.?? I m not with your point,Discriminating we will find World wide whatever colours can be its a matter of excepty each other not keep on looking at skin colours we all would get around in peace instead óf point fingers to one another that is the best way to leave on earth humane is human being for South Africans have to get use to it that is at 🤞🤞

The reality of the matter is that , South Africa is still a racist county with majority of the country's wealth under the racist White settler minority. Places like Cape Town, Stellenbosch, Pretoria, Bloemfontein are even worse. Let's not come here and sugar-coat things to try and impress the world. Blacks in this country are still suffering, are still the puppets of Europeans.

Some Cameroonians sound like Nigerians since they made boundary with Nigeria...

@@rossbank7248 ok thanks and for information. Will that be the English speaking part of Cameroon because I know there seems to be language distinction based on which part of country you’re on. Not sure which part is which language (French or English)

Ghanian accents and Nigerian accent are completely different. Ghana and Nigeria don't share same border or ethnic groups.😬

@@rossbank7248 Not only that, Cameroun and NIGERIA share same ethnic groups Igbo people and Efik people.

@@ayasims6816 thanks for the explanation…I along with most SAns can never differentiate the accents but I understand if you’re from west Africa or used to the various accents from there, it must be obvious differences

Thank you Chitanda. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

My pleasure! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Hi Kingsley, thank you for receiving the video well. I appreciate it. Hahahaha people have given me a few must-visit places in the comments so your addition will be welcome. I will only be able to attend to the list of places much later, after having finally finished with school though. Thanks again

@@mutomboinprogress Makes perfect sense, it will be good to send you a list when you're completely done with your exams

Thank you for speaking blessings unto me, Matsetle. I am Christian so I really appreciate it. ❤🙏🏽

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Omg I’m obsessed with Takealot!

Mutombo is my middle name and not my surname. In my dialect (Bafanji), it means “the power of innocence”. Thanks for watching and for your suggestions, Michael. I appreciate it

My tribe belongs to the semi-Bantu ethnic group. :)

This is such a kind comment 💕. Thank you Malose!

wehhh thank you so so much, Aka boo ❤❤

Ahhh so you know the mall I was referring to 😏. Omg, thankfully, you left that robber situation in one piece. Sorry to hear about that. More to that on UCT's lower campus. And I parade on campus at night like no man's business. Wow! I think campus security has gotten better these days though. Thank you so much, Primrose 🌹, for engaging. xx

Lol @primrose I looooove cape Town winter. When I lived in Pretoria for 6yrs... I haaaated it. I hate dry winters. I grew up to know and hate rainy winters... Lol until I experienced the dry winters. I have since movedback to cape Town and will never complain about it again. I love the cold and rain and overcast weather.

Also all the white people are at the foreshore fancy apartments and along the mountain... You will see them there

@@AGirlNamedVan I think I need to experience dry winters before I can appreciate CT ones. lol

@@AGirlNamedVan I love Cpt winter too. I ve lived in Cpt for 6yrs before relocating to Joburg. I don't if its me or what but I don't find Joburg as cold as Joburgers would claim🤭

Hahahahaha I'm glad. 😂😂

I'm really happy you enjoyed it. Thanks for sticking around and yes, the videos will keep coming. Thanks a lot.