Durban is my favorite city in SA. Lived there for 2years. I also lived in Jborg, CPT and Pretoria. But Durban left a mark on me.

@IwasInThe60s

Жыл бұрын

If you are a Capetonian and have seen all the local sites, Durban is definitely your favourite domestic tourist destination.

@ribasoul

Жыл бұрын

Corruption, lack of accountability from those in power is a real reason why Durban in in such a state

@THIVEZOFFICIAL

Жыл бұрын

Bunny chow > Corruption

If Durban was properly maintained and governed, it would easily be among the best locations IN THE WORLD. KZN in general is a beautiful place. Just a pity about the municipalities lack of everything.

Thank you for making this video. I am American and the first time I visited Durban was in the late 1990s. If an American can name two SA cities, it would be Johannesburg or Cape Town. Wanting to be different, I chose Durban and I have revisited Durban about another 9 times.

@MissOJAY

Жыл бұрын

Yooow you sound like my America friend who fell in love with the city first time he visited. Its a great city flood or no floods

@kennyleyland433

Жыл бұрын

Siyabonga Mnumzane. iKhandlela lakho liyakhanyisela. Gods Blessings to you for wonderful words

@Andy-li2px

Жыл бұрын

i live in Durban, its a nice place...

@Storm-zr5qw

Жыл бұрын

Dont

From a Capetonian: Durban and its northern and southern towns are just amazing. Where else in the world can you swim in the ocean in the middle of the winter?😂

@truesouth6532

Жыл бұрын

We indeed have a beautiful country😀we just need to vote the ANC out.

@IwasInThe60s

Жыл бұрын

@@truesouth6532 I am an academic and not a politician. But from what I have researched, most apartheid-era elections went according to the propaganda of the day. Currently there seems to be the same situation that most voters do not think about the real issues, or whether another representative could improve his/her say in parliament, but rather to vote according to old connotations or new propaganda. As much as I love the SA youth of the 2020s, they are politically naive and easily absorbed by the empty promises of rogue politicians. So sad.

@truesouth6532

Жыл бұрын

@@IwasInThe60s I agree. I just wish that the other political parties would be more visible so that people know that there's an alternative. Also just take advantage of social media campaigning esp KZread podcasts. People want to know what your policies are otherwise how does the youth put you in power when they hardly hear from you. Trust me, ears are open, the right people just need to speak.

@Jfroosevelt

Жыл бұрын

Seriously I can’t wait to see it with my friends

@Kinglioncrown

Жыл бұрын

😭😭😭

"I wanted to find out for myself," We all need to want to learn more about people instead of listening to rumors. Thanks for visiting my city 🇿🇦

@Jfroosevelt

Жыл бұрын

Right on !!

@Kinglioncrown

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@Kinglioncrown

Жыл бұрын

Love this

@AsandaMbali

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely.

@joshuamusa8647

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! I just hope that the South Africans would also have an open mind to want to find out about their brothers in other countries and not be quick to condemn other countries and it people, just bcos of the few bad elements and rumours they hear.

I spent a year in Durban between 2013 and 2014. I worked for a company in the Dinnor House building on Smith Street. Durban is such a beautiful city.

@6:25 Sawubona Durban. Nghithanda RSA! Big ups to the Zulu people for having pride in your land, language and culture. I'm currently learning the language

@phumlamazibuko3003

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to our beautiful city, Durban (Siyakwamukela edolobheni lethu elihle laseThekwini)

@dalenymzizi1606

Жыл бұрын

Most of indians they understand Zulu and Very strong like Zulus now, Durban is a home for rainbow nation,

I moved from Durban to Amsterdam 3 months before covid hit and was only able to visit again in April 2022... as the floods hit. Durban and the whole of SA felt like it was hurting and that everyone was keeping their lives together with duct tape. I love Durban and hope everything improves for everyone. I am forever a Durbanite

@roblucci2366

Жыл бұрын

Crazy comparing Durban to Amsterdam

@nathanagnew8755

Жыл бұрын

it will never, maybe only in your dreams

@brandonheim

Жыл бұрын

@@roblucci2366 Of course, I wasn't comparing them. I was more comparing Durban from when I left to when I visited 2 and a half years later

@PinkyNgcobo

Жыл бұрын

@@roblucci2366 did he compare?

@thembi9645

Жыл бұрын

@@roblucci2366 dont rush to comment coz he didn’t compare, Come down yohhhhh

AM from Somalia and I live in Durban since 2000 its beautiful city and the people who live here are good people ❤️❤️❤️

@hlengiwemasondo2858

Жыл бұрын

Thank you King

@pmambongwe8640

Жыл бұрын

But you sell them expired food cause they're good people and welcomed you. Worse now you wanna take over.

@hlengiwefeliciamabuza7354

Жыл бұрын

☺🙏

@odayroyal10

Жыл бұрын

Welcome

@odayroyal10

Жыл бұрын

@@pmambongwe8640 that's what the fool people believe imagine am from east Africa and I come south Africa alone I started from the ground to hustle so you can try too while you are in your hometown don't be jealous when you see someone who is surviving

I visited Durban in 2022. I was here for 3 weeks. Some parts of the city are nice. Some parts are bad. I also visited the Hluhluwe reserve. I traveled from the Czech Republic

I’m imagining the type of energy and resources put into creating an interesting content like this, thanks Steven

Durban is laid back, chilled vibes. I love the weather.

We lived in Durban for 7 years and it was wonderful. Went to Ushaka at least once a week. Had to relocate to Gauteng for business which was horrible. After three years we gave up and moved to Orania because we're Afrikaans but Durban and its wonderful people will always have a special place in my heart. I hope they can solve the crime issues but in my opinion KZN needs full independence to escape from the shadow of Johannesburg and Cape Town (the most overrated place in SA btw). Not once did I experience discrimination or unkindness from anyone in Durban and because the Zulu people are so obviously dominant demographically they are actually very gracious about it. Indian food is faaaaaantastic!!!! Kuswag skool in Amanzimtoti was an excellent school for my children with pure, deep rooted Christian values and wonderful teachers. Baie dankie Durban!!!!!

@hlengiwemasondo2858

Жыл бұрын

What a beautiful comment, you changed all this negative feelings I had about the people of Orania

@davidmotlaloe5628

Жыл бұрын

I think you are still suffering from a hungover if separate developments, that why you ultimately moved to Orania. It’s not easy to relearn new ways at the old age. You were raised to see whites as superior and indoctrinated among those lines. No matter how hard you try to hide it will always come. You are a victim of false religious believe that Afrikaners are covenant nation and blacks are wood cutter who deserve nothing best in life. Unfortunately this keep under false sense of security that you are saved and that you are barter. The danger of this believe is that you directly live as the enemy of the cross. If you can accept this truth Gid can start a journey of rehabilitation in you. You can’t live in love and hatred at the same time. You also can’t put old wine into new wine skin. Leave your old simple ways and Gid will accept you.

@krishniarumugam

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful share. And good wishes

@ariefsheik1716

Жыл бұрын

Can I come to Orania and open a bunny chow joint promise won't make it hot n all.

@mabhodlelajj1195

22 күн бұрын

Everything you said was great except for "full independence" of KZN part. Stop trying to separate south africa. South Africa is beautiful as one country.

Im from Durban... It just not the same😭... It feels like a shadow city of it former Glory... Maintenance 💔💔💔, Durban CBD need that Jik cleaning agent coz Wow..

@mrmanq9517

Жыл бұрын

They're on it now...the pressure is on them!

@godcandidate9065

Жыл бұрын

@@mrmanq9517 I hope so

Winter in Durban is the best Summer in the world

Love this balanced story about Durban. You answered the question I had about Durban. Everyone I talked to in South Africa about Durban had only negative things to say about it. This left me wondering why people were being so negative about it.

@rjj479

Жыл бұрын

As a South African we are often spoilt and often do not appreciate how privileged we are. Middle class South Africans have a better more abundant lifestyle than most people in first world countries. It's only when I was dealing with a lot of foreign tourists in Cape Town recently that I realized how privileged we are and how much we take for granted. So many South Africans emigrate due to our negativity and return shortly ofter with a completely different outlook and appreciation for our country.

@daaichommie708

Жыл бұрын

Durban is lekker! It could just be Lekkerer!

Thank you Steven for showcasing our City to the world, taking your time to travel and explore Durban has truly given you proper answers and analysis. Also, shout out to Anele and other people that shared their views of Durban. Thato and the Eyelashes lady kumele baqondiswe igwegwe 😁.

First time I visited Durban I was in middle school in 1998, it was such a beauty to look at, still a beautiful city with warm subtropical weather but it is now extremely badly governed and administered, every time I go there I can’t help it but notice the decline and collapse of infrastructure. South African people, vote for better and patriotic politicians who love their respective cities and towns.

@lynetteschroeder1524

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for being honest. Durban is going down at a fasr rate.

Steve your doing well with this exclusive video, thanks for showing us durban in South Africa.. I enjoyed this video from the beginning to the end

The stench of sewage hanging in the air can't be hidden. Going onto the beach and into the water represents a huge health risk, no matter what the authorities try to tell you.

@zell863

Ай бұрын

Her is guy who know how real life work.

Durban is a nice, laidback city. Waiting for the Real Estate videos. I know they're gonna be great. Keep up the good work.

CORRECTION!! Durban is not Abandoned ,It is simply NOT Featured Prominently Like it's SISTER Cities JO'BURG and CAPE TOWN, many Other Cities and Towns ,Port Elizabeth/Pretoria/Bloemfontein/East London/Rustenburg/Kimberly/Kroonstad and many More Do not Make it to least of Prominence either , But be Assured COME months of June and December , DURBAN becomes the PLACE to go TO. You must have been MISINFORMED. Do some Objective RESEARCH.

@justingambrel3569

Жыл бұрын

Sir u just motivated me to come to Durban next month instead of Capetown.

@governmentxx1896

Жыл бұрын

I'm here for the comment ❤

@RUNGTASUNIL

Жыл бұрын

😊😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😮😮

@bhekangubane4525

Жыл бұрын

You have laid it out perfectly.

@edisonbolivia1143

Жыл бұрын

Durban is like INDIAN CITY I was there during the world cup majority of the population are Indians & Pakistans Black African are the minority

I have visited Durban many times but I am still visiting. Durban has the best weather in South Africa and Africa as a whole. If you like to have fun, this is the best place, and the people there are friendly (Zulu) and the community is multicultural but peaceful. It is true that Durban is the African Playground.

@IwasInThe60s

Жыл бұрын

Very good points. There are too many good attributes about Durban to mention. But from a Capetonian's point of view, the friendly people (including those of Indian descent), the seafood and the warm ocean takes the cake.

@xvee6798

Жыл бұрын

@@IwasInThe60s You've just added cherry on the pie.

I'd like to applaud you for the quality of your content it is supreme

Enjoying your South African series. Can’t wait to visit. Only had a layover there (Joburg) to Namibia.

I like the video, and the city has a layback vibe. There are a lot of economic activities going on there, and the people don't hustle like in New York or Chicago. The cost of living is reasonable. Thank you, Stev, for such exposure.

@afrikawewant5390

Жыл бұрын

Just know Durban production level or capacity is bigger than alot of African countries that I won't mention here for the sake unity for African

I loved the people in Durban, and the food! (I lived there from 2019-2022) However, after living through the horror of the riots, floods, the badly run municipality (we would often have electricity without days because sub stations kept blowing up) crumbling infrastructure, and Ecoli ridden sea, we decided to move back to the Western Cape. I miss our friends terribly.. but I left Durban feeling traumatized.I hope the problems get fixed. It is a beautiful province with so much potential.

I’m moving from Atlanta to Cape Town in 2 years .. can’t wait to enjoy this daily

@fede-HaitiaNAmericAnrimeircs91

Ай бұрын

2 years have already passed, have you moved to Cape Town? how are you ? I think that within this year I will make a trip to South Africa to Cape Town, Durban and Johannesburg to see if I can base myself in South Africa or Malaysia or Dubai.

Love how you keep elevating the quality of your content, great work as always

South Africa is beautiful 😍❤️

Thanks for taking us around Africa, this place is just too beautiful

Durban is beautiful but Ballito wow it is lovely. Great content of my city Steven you're the coolest to showcase the beauty of Durban and South Africa as a whole.

I'm watching and enjoying the Durban episode I can't wait for the top 10 luxurious places in Durban KZN.

Awesome showcase of my city great work 👍

You the Man!! You visited my city. Durban is a very Kool city. I like watching your video, here in Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺

Yo, Steven. I Liiiiiike this video... Can't wait to see what Durban has to offer for real estate. We are looking to buy.

Thank you for this informative video!

Thanks for showing the world our beautiful city⛱ Come back soon and make another video in Durban✌

You guys had serious fun. I like the views, the vid is so lively- well done

Wow so beautiful to watch I really enjoyed watching this video thank you for sharing

@StevenNdukwu Thanks for this video, I’m from Durban and left 13 years ago. Yes, the city has its problems but social media can certainly make you believe that Durban has completely collapsed, I must say I also fell for the negative reports (though imagine some are true) but like you I should give Durban a chance. Looking forward to exploring my city as a “tourist”. We need to inject some much needed spend to rejuvenate the city.

Beautiful depiction of our country ❤ 🔥 🔥 🔥 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

Beautiful People and Beautiful Place, thanks for sharing

Steve was the name of your bag or backpack, i love it . Thanks for another video, God's Grace again

*I wanna be the next travel vlogger, I wanna travel around Africa and share the beauty of my lovely continent just like how my fav vlogger Steven is doing, you inspire me* Love

Never knew South Africa was this beautiful Thank you Stephen❤️

@realsebsworld3004

Жыл бұрын

Where you from?

@hlengiwefeliciamabuza7354

Жыл бұрын

It's beautiful but the government 👎

@sikwameiliyaSK

Жыл бұрын

@@realsebsworld3004 Nigeria

@sikwameiliyaSK

Жыл бұрын

@@hlengiwefeliciamabuza7354 that's the problem with most African countries

@lozi4163

Жыл бұрын

@@hlengiwefeliciamabuza7354 I don't think anyone asked about government, why you'll like to act as if you the only people with government on this Earth?

Durban is called South Africa’s playground ,i live in Johannesburg ,cape town is my fav city but I find myself visiting Durban atleast once or twice a year ,they have the most amazing weather ,friendly people and amazing food.

Nice tour of Durban, South Africa the land of the Zulu. I like the aquarium, and I like the beach butt sculpture. I like Verik snake and ostrich wallets. Last I like the sea.

I Love Durban ❤️ SA as well. LUCKY enough to spent 2 years there. Liked very much the way art guy explains about the awareness through their sand arts

@lesegogaebeeyn4005

13 күн бұрын

Lol

The last time we visited Durban was right before the floods, as we left it started raining, a week later containers were floating on the highway. We’ll be back but as Joburgers looking to go to the beach, we’ll wait for them to sort out the beaches first.

Am glad you did this video about Durban

I once visited Cape Town and I wish to return to SA someday and visit Durban. Tks for the video, amazing. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

Sometimes is best we visit than take opinion from comments or review. I will put Durban in my list this year. Thanks bro for the review...

I stayed in Durban for 4 years, such a beautiful city with the best weather, cant even compare it to joburg, Zulus are good people dont listen to ehat media says

WOWS WOWS WOWS amazing! My next trip to South Africa! Will be to Durban for sure 😃

I just love the way you make your content Steve you are a role model

We really appreciate the way you display S.A for the world your work is truly visible and amazing,your videos are perfect we're welcoming you in S.A keep up the great work 🙏🏽❤

Durban has the potential to be the best city in Africa. But sadly it's been pillaged and plundered by a corrupt municipality for too many years. The cbd is disgusting and dangerous. (Which is why most big business has moved to Umhlanga) , and the crime is horrific. Pretty much every middle class area is surrounded by shacks and shanty towns, so there is a lot of break ins and worse. I have lived in Durban for 35 years, but I would gladly leave if I could. The grime and filth is just too much. I worry for my kids safety as I have been a victim of crime many times. Home invasion, muggings, been shot at twice, been hijacked, plenty of petty theft etc.

@Sharkie1717

6 ай бұрын

30+ years in Dirt Bin, and I wish I can leave too.

Oh I was there 2 months ago and it was packed like never before. Lots of developments too.

Love my City but I am not a tropical person. I don't like the humidity but just Love our winter months. Lived in Durban my whole life, so much greenery. There are areas to avoid but that's the same all over the world. Since Covid and Floods our city needs cleaning up.

Really great video! Culturally, Durban is unique for its Zulu, Indian and English influences. Travel outside of KZN and you very quickly realise how different the rest of SA is in that regard. Way less Zulus, Indians and English white South Africans in such high concentrations. I once saw an ad describing Durban as 'Africa's Miami'.

@xvee6798

Жыл бұрын

Well said.

I'm from Dbn Umhlanga Rocks .... Was born here.... Been in Jhb and Capetown.... I fear JHB, toooo dangerous because of the fast life I guess.... Dbn and Capetown.... More or less the same... Dbn is calm

@akhonazasembo3016

Жыл бұрын

Dangerous to you sis am from northern KZN ballito to be specific n I spent most of my life in Durban growing up it was a heaven on earth never saw myself living elsewhere than the world cup came with problems some people never left to go wherever they come from may it be asia or within africa building hijackings started illegal dumping on the roads started alot nje Durban is not the same anymore it's way more dangerous than jozi with rampant gun violence n crime it's turned into a shithole not to mention the crumbling infrastructure I was there to visit my parents last week n the smell of raw sewage was unbearable by Virginia circle I'd choose jozi over Durban anytime anyday

I was born in Durban, grew up in the Durban been through all the ups an downs in Durban which Ed shaped me into the person I am. It’s a beautiful place.

I was a Durban bred and born person. I'm now 74 and lived there for 64 years. I Swam in all the beaches, including the paddling pool as a small boy, that were there in the sixties and onwards. Addington, South and North. You could leave your clothes, towel etc. on the sand, go for a swim and come back and they'd still be there. We used to catch trains from Malvern, Queensburgh to Durban Central station and walk to the beaches. When we were young men we'd hitch hike at night to the Fun Fair that was on the beachfront and have a ball. It was so safe. Now you don't dare walk along the whole promenade at night. You'll get mugged and robbed or worse for women. Even the Fun Fair is now either closing or is already closed due to not enough tourists. We all know why they stay away. Sadly its gone downhill and I'll never go back there again.

I think Durban is not appreciated enough. the climate here is amazing and I believe it has a potential of being one of the best cities in the world.

One thing I've realised about South Af3ica is how cheap accommodation is over there.. very nice luxurious locations infact .. wow.. only 650use for that.. ? That's a single hotel room price and maybe even some lodges and guest houses price for that in Botswana. But overall I'd rather go to Cape town than Durban

This is why black media is very important. they want to show Africa in a bad light. One Africa has so much to offer.

@Jhetx

Жыл бұрын

So pointing our facts will visual footage of how Durban is dilapidating is white/western media?

I love that girls Durban accent 😍

@jennymackay1398

Ай бұрын

When I moved from Durban to Capetown, the people in cape town always used to comment on my Durban accent

I tell people they sleeping on Durbans potential. Great videography as always Steven😉👍

@akhonazasembo3016

Жыл бұрын

It has potential but the construction Maria's n the corrupt incompetant municipality are chasing investors away

Fundamental difference is ANC rules in kzn whereas DA runs Cape Town... one political party steals all the funds needed to fix anything, corruption and poor service delivery is a standard within KZN. Cape Town is simply just run better by a better party who does far more for its people and its very clearly noticeable.

@nonhlanhlambatha6420

Жыл бұрын

What about Khayelitsha and Langa?

@nompilobhengu-sf7ph

Жыл бұрын

@@nonhlanhlambatha6420 The cape flats as well. The DA is only looking out for people like them forgetting who makes up majority of their votes. The PA will give them a run in the next elections Im telling you. The DA is slowly losing relevancybecause people see their BS

@moneymakingmachine1706

Жыл бұрын

@@nompilobhengu-sf7ph white people take care of their own. Why can’t black people of ANC take care of Durban?? It has been 30 years and you blacks are still blaming apartheid.

watching from the UK, I lived in Durban 2003-2013.

Your videos are on point bro.. well-done

Bro Durban is so so layback and chilled .

Haai Thato’s commentary @ 6:50 shocks me!! I was born in the Western Cape and moved to Gauteng first Pretoria- the tribalism of the none Nguni speakers was just like the grains of salt… then I moved to Jozi - happiness all the way there… I normally frequent Durban and I never seem to get enough of it. I love everything about the city❤!

@stardustbilermam1736

Жыл бұрын

The zuluz in dbn hav tribalism towards outside tribes?

@mthunziphakathi4215

Жыл бұрын

@@stardustbilermam1736 most of us don't care, as long as we are able to communicate with you. You have your idiots everywhere you go.

@StudyWithKarabo

Жыл бұрын

​@@stardustbilermam1736 Obvious

@ndumisofuze_rsa8828

Ай бұрын

I'm also shocked such behaviour you'll get it anywhere you go from individuals, I love every tribe, born and bread in Durban Thato needs to do his research not what people says on Socials

@ndumisofuze_rsa8828

Ай бұрын

​@@stardustbilermam1736that's not true

Bro, your production keeps better and better each time i watch your video. Not sure if you edit your videos yourself or if you have a crew who does it, either way, it is top notch

I‘ve visited Joburg & Durban. I liked Durban a lot, I stayed in Morningside. I am European and found it was a very amazing time there 🎉

I love Durban, its a pity how the inner city is deteriorating and beaches being polluted.

Durban is very beautiful I can't wait to see the real estate video

Durban is amazing. Been there 2x the past year. Ushaka Marine is a lot of fun. Hit up Lord Prawn for some amazing seafood. The whale bone pier is a must see. Both in the daytime and even more at night. And if you can, hike the parts of the beach by Umhlanga that are super quiet and more natural. Youll be glad you did.

Beautiful eye-opening video for me. This is very good, Steven..

@StevenNdukwu

Жыл бұрын

So glad!

South Africa is a country of immense beauty, captivating all who are fortunate enough to call it home. With its diverse landscapes, from majestic mountains to pristine coastlines, it offers a natural splendor that is hard to match. The vibrant cultures and rich history further enhance its appeal, creating a tapestry of experiences that leave a lasting impression. Interestingly, there are critics who voice their opinions about South Africa but choose to stay within its borders, especially among the Caucasian population. This paradox raises questions about whether they truly appreciate the country's beauty or overlook it in their everyday lives. Despite the critics, South Africa's allure remains undeniable. Its natural wonders, cultural diversity, and historical significance make it a truly enchanting place to live. From its awe-inspiring landscapes to its vibrant communities, the country offers an extraordinary blend of experiences. While it is puzzling that some critics never leave, their voices serve as a reminder to pause and reflect on the beauty that surrounds them. South Africa continues to beckon those with an adventurous spirit and an appreciation for the extraordinary, ready to embrace its wonders and create a life in this remarkable nation.

@davesmith826

Жыл бұрын

It's not just the whites who whinge incessantly about SA, but that is beside the point. Most of the whingeing concerns corruption and crime, not natural beauty, and most national parks are only solvent because of the year-round tourism that white people bring to them. Go to any Sanpark, KZN or Cape Nature reserve to see for yourself. You'll see seas of white people, a smattering of coloureds and Indians, and a small number of black people. Some fear that the lack of appreciation of these reserves among the majority will actually lead to their destruction, something that *cannot* happen because South Africa remains one of most biodiverse places on earth and its wildlife must be protected at all costs.

@FernandoCosta-mo7of

5 күн бұрын

Good job ChatGPT

I honestly thought the Durban Tourism Board would react after the unfortunate AKA incident and those devastating floods with such PR to try and reassure tourists... dunno if they reached out to you Steven because something needs to give. Security is a serious issue and it's sad that leaders just get bodyguards and leave ordinary people on their own. I'm talking from experience...and to be honest I have nothing against the place because it's lovely.

@hlengiwemasondo2858

Жыл бұрын

That is so true Buyani

@zax8961

Жыл бұрын

They get paid whether they do anything or not

@buyanifakudze3489

Жыл бұрын

If that is the mentality, it would be very unfortunate. It's not a good look on the city when something tragic like that happens and to keep quiet means you're indifferent, which can ruin the image of Durban forever

@itumelengthokwane5096

Жыл бұрын

Rest in peace AKA

@buyanifakudze3489

Жыл бұрын

@@itumelengthokwane5096 it's still hard to believe...

Wow, Durban looks so cool. So beautiful. If i move to Africa, it would be kenya or south africa for sure.

@Steven Great Job my brother❤️

I was born and raised in KZN and it is oozing with potential but it’s political parties that have dominated there for the last three decades have allowed it to decay due to incompetence. It isn’t safe at night but daytime probably best time to get around. There are places to go for cheap where you could have a lot of fun but be careful for your belongings and your car.

Yoo I fell in love with Durban , i visited three times. Sherpstone, Mtwalume and and there was this place close to iFafa Beach 🏖 I forgot that guest lodge. I enjoyed the welcoming of the Zulus, as I was talking my hybrid Ndebele of Zim they loved that I wasn’t hiding myself. And we get along nicely Still today we chat on watsup. I can tell you only if you give some people respect you will be respected too, .

@pmambongwe8640

Жыл бұрын

Exactly and when you stop pretending to be us as you mentioned

@realsebsworld3004

Жыл бұрын

Zim Ndebele is much more Zulu than South African Ndebele.

Good information my man ! 😀👍🏾

Africa is such a beautiful channel

I located to Melbourne from Johannesburg 20 years ago. Every year I go to SA and I definitely go to Durban. My Aussie husband loves the culture food and vibes. The first time we went there my sister told him not to give any money to beggars, instead to buy things from street vendors. He couldn’t resist giving money to two kids. Within seconds he was surrounded by a cloud of children demanding money. He, and I, thought they would carry him away. 😅 we still go but he is more wary and mindful of safety, especially where he thinks he can walk. Having said that, he absolutely loves the Zulu culture and loves the surrounding countryside.

It is very hot in Durban, too many monkeys, the snakes but I love the rain and there are many nice people in Durban.

@trayway3014

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Not hotter than Limpopo and Mpumalanga bruh. Its not that hot

OMG thanks for the video.. much appreciate your video ❤, Durban is good city

Thankyou ANC!

The city is amazing, the politics of this city is rotten.

@truesouth6532

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Nice video bro ur videography is top notch

@StevenNdukwu

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Thank you

King Ndukwu🙌🇿🇦

Your videos man, shout out from 🇿🇦 from a town called De Aar 👌 in the Northern Cape

South Africa has a unique beauty in each of the provinces. To write off Durban means you disregard a multiracial and multi cultural population, visiting the beach even in summer, great surfing with fewer sharks, great curry and a resourceful largest Indian population, many spiritual centres, home to Gift of Givers, Drakensberg , few hrs to Midlands and St Lucia etc etc...most of other SA prefer to travel overseas than Durban mostly due to ignorance and pride Problems are there but so are the positives. Shame you didn't get to meet any Indian people or have curry....come back next time for that!!!

@coralgardiner6695

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As a born-and-bred Durbanite I totally agree. I've lived in CPT for longer than I lived in Durban but will always miss the wonderful friendly people, the amazing food and wonderful places like the Drakensberg and the Midlands.

@daaichommie708

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Well said. Cant beat having a top bunny and a beer while sitting with your mates watching whatever sport is on TV, wearing slops and a vest in mid winter!!!!

It’s crazy how people say amaZulu are tribalist, but I see nothing but hate for Zulus on the comments. Who really is the tribalist guys🙁 We just do us and mind our business.😎

Great ❤ sending Love from UK England ❤

Born and bred in Durban moved to Capetown in 2012 don't regret it , but Durban will always have a special place in my heart❤❤