I know right! He was our guardian angel that’s for sure. 🙏😇

He was our guardian angel that night!

If moçambique did not have a bad government they could have been a lot more succesful country with all the riches they have

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@Musician Maniac Wow that’s crazy. Thanks for sharing about your experience. So sad to see good people and businesses go because of this.

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Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

They don`t make it for anyone.

Valeu mocanbique avante progresso .

Thanks! :)

That’s so cool! I’m so glad to hear that you’re enjoying our videos from our 100 days in Africa! I wonder if it’s changed quite a bit from since last time you were there?!?

Thanks!

Why?

@@forcommentpurposeslmao great question!

Mozambique was amazing and meeting our "gardian angel" that night was such an experience and now a good story to tell. Was a little crazy though I must admit.

Lol good question Paul!

Yep!!! We had a gardian angel that night.

Yeah!!!

They apparently are not just there for the sight seeing.. I think they like the danger

Thanks so much!! Glad you enjoyed it!

That’s awesome! We have so many cool videos from our time in Sri Lanka coming up soon so I’m sure you’ll enjoy them too. Im sure you can relate. 😂😂It’s all part of the experience isn’t it?!?

Yes! We're so blessed to be able to travel around the globe. I always say they're learning more than I ever did at their age. It's incredible.

Damn the way you structured that comment really immersed me in the “Mozambique experience” You lost your family members… along with “everything” and just casually say it in passing, in a UKposts comment on a traveling channel. Really gives the whole “human life isn’t really a big deal over there in good ol Mozambique”

That sounds like a great plan! 🙌🏻🤩

We sure did!

Hi Robert, Have you checked out other countries too? I'm not sure I would make this my home but I guess it all depends on what it is your looking for. We're working on a couple videos that will be launching in the upcoming months with different ideas for places to retire and why we think they would be good. Is there a reason you're looking at Mozambique? I'm really not too sure about the government funding but I do know in Malawi, almost all the people we met there were working with different organizations and causes. Thanks for the nice wishes. All the best to you and yours as well!

I know what you mean, it's (Mozambique) a bit low functioning in many ways as it is now, accept in the capital! So to speak.. I was looking at property there on the beaches and I love the beaches, looks and the fact it's right across from Madagascar, which is such a healthy ocean and farming, fruit and veggie, herbs growing area!!! I guess you're correct in a way, but as a man it seems to be a great opportunity to buy a decent beach property at a fair price and have a place in Africa, making, (Heritage, Children, family thinking in that way) as an African descendant in America, full circle for my little 6 year old son and possibly other future children of my family, if you get my drift... I am originally from N.J., but my descendent's originate from Cherokee and Mohawk indigenous people in North America to Ireland, to the Caribbean and in the beginning all the way back to West Africa... So ancestrally, I feel a spiritual yearning to recreate or reattach my family lineage back to the land, and if lucky be able to give in some way back to the people where ever I get too in Africa... So, I see you guys made it to Europe as well.. I have lived & traveled a little there as well... I guess you guys and I have a spiritual yearning! I think it's a great way to climb higher and super, well supremely wonderful for our children!!! (I didnt see your husband on that video, is he alright??? (He didn't get sick or hurt in your travels?) You guys only speak English/ American correct? (That's my only thing, is should I teach myself Portuguese?, Ya know) *For retirement in the years to come what I wanted to do, well in my mind, is to keep a condo or small home in Florida and someplace in Africa and visit some places like Thailand and Dominican Republic.. I have other ideas like a farm, actually saw some nice small farms with acreage in Swaziland.. Just thinking out loud, I'm an out of the box thinker and doer and a great researcher and I'm spiritual, so just striving to follow my inner light, ya know!!! ;-D Thanks for writing back, I do appreciate you for that! (Many people don't tell others appreciation, thank you or anything ethical anymore, but I like to always keep that heart lite as a feather, outweighing the negative in the scales of life (Egyptian/ Kemetan)... ;-D Well, you get time write back, I think it's awesome to communicate... Peace, Power and Prosperity sis!!!

It’s was Jesus E Bom. I found this link for you. ioverlander.com/places/4699-jesus-e-bom-campsite-tete

Oh wow! I’m sure there are so many who have experienced this.

ya that sounds like Moz you have to buy a coldrink lol nothing has changed

No way. That’s crazy!

+Jose Coelho Thanks! I’ll check it out.

Really? Lol that’s CRAZY

Thanks!

Yeah maybe.

Yeah maybe.

Yeah maybe.

Nice! So glad you liked the vide. I hope we brought you back some nice memories. ☺️

Yeah it was pretty crazy.

I see things haven’t changed much then. They should stop this.

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders Well it used to be a nice place… until the place came back under control of the… “indigenous peoples” South Africa in the 60s and 70s was ALOT COOLER Believe it or not… you would’ve liked the South African experience much better.. in those days.

Well it was going into Mozambique and their officials.

Yeah I know. This is what they were waiting for.

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders thank you for visiting nkhata bay, and for sharing your experience. That is my hometown.

Guillaume Rusengo I second this. What gets me is the fact that she called the people hungry people🙄

Thanks!

Other than the border corruption, we were good. We didn’t feel unsafe but yeah.. you never know how it can go.

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Mbongeni Nkosi corrupt in what way And in what sense for example ?

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Thanks! I use an app for currency exchange but I had forgotten to add this currency before we went to Mozambique so I had no idea. :)

Exactly that. Very well said.... When we were they we would also say: "Hurry up and wait". 😂😂😂

No worries. We had a fantastic time!!!

Don’t worry. It keeps going out where we currently are at the moment too here in Malaysia. 😂😂 It’s not the country though it’s the place we’re staying in had a leak and it messed with the wiring.

No way!!! That’s crazy.

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders the stamp was 20,000 meta at that time it was $300 dollar. i didnt pay .

What a testimony right? It was a God wink/angel that night. It was just amazing!

BGM at the very beginning

Thanks! Yep...we had a guardian angel that night crossing the border and now a fun story to remember.

Wow you all acted like a bunch of Troopers and i love the way you were all singing in the car

Yeah..It would be nice to see a change. Maybe one day.

It felt like that. Maybe every 7 😂😂

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders Yeah they don’t have their shit together in Africa. At all

And you are a very brave person to offer this. 😂😂😂

Yeah it's quite crazy. We don't learn or hear about all the history these places went through. Thanks for your comment I'll check out the video.

I just watched a few videos. It's crazy...It's not the Mozambique we experience at all.

Sorry, but Injustice against white Portuguese? Are you sure? How could this be? Could you please explain to me please? I have a part of my family from Africa (probably from Mozambique or Angola) and another part of my family are Portuguese and Dutchmen and I have never seen whites in Brazil suffer (reverse racism and injustice does not exist). What we have is a great injustice against blacks for years in the history of Brazil. In addition to all the suffering you can imagine at that time (some blacks would rather kill themselves than live it), they still suffered after the end of slavery, as whites did not give them jobs, preferring to immigrate white Europeans, Asians and Arabs to work in factories, etc. Portugal also brought everything bad from Portugal to Brazil as its convicted prisoners: thieves, murderers, prostitutes and all sorts of people reneged by Portuguese society (one of the explanations of where corruption in Brazil come from), but that was better than giving jobs to black people. Blacks in Brazil have been less than 20 years old who have entered college, and there are still few who can. I never really saw injustice against the Portuguese, I really wanted to know how it was? After centuries of colonization in Mozambique, exploitation of land to enrich Portugal, blacks kidnapped to work as slaves in lands discovered by the Portuguese, it was obvious that independence would come and there would be a revolt of the people against whom they were colonizing. One hour everything bursts, like any history of independence from any other country. (Then people die, others are expelled and etc.). I do not know the whole history of colonization of Mozambique, but perhaps the injustice you see against the Portuguese were years of suffering of this people that broke out years later. Every action has a reaction.

King corruption is all over the world

@@ninahmbatha1890 it's fcuking rife in Africa. Check out old Jacob Zuma. He just doesn't feel like going to court, he does go...

Huh?

You took the trouble too comment. Well done.

I think it was $50 USD each of I remember correctly and we had to pay with $50 or $100 bills. What nonsense because in the end they took a combination of $20’s, 50’s and 100’s. Go figure.

That chip must be heavy.

Cool! Thanks for letting us know where you're watching from!

Sorry. I hope you still enjoyed the video.

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders oh sorry I didn't intend to hurt you