Comments on: In the African village of Hamakuya, we learned about life with limited resources http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources How Can Internet Marketing Make A Better World? Wed, 23 May 2012 15:42:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Haroun Kola http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-5010 Haroun Kola Thu, 07 Oct 2010 19:21:14 +0000 http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-5010 I'd love to visit there too! I’d love to visit there too!

]]> By: stork club http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-5005 stork club Thu, 07 Oct 2010 06:58:27 +0000 http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-5005 Your friend did a good job on writing about Hamakuya. I sure would want to visit it soon to know more about their culture. Your friend did a good job on writing about Hamakuya. I sure would want to visit it soon to know more about their culture.

]]> By: Haroun Kola http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-4989 Haroun Kola Tue, 05 Oct 2010 14:32:04 +0000 http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-4989 This isn't my article actually, but one that I got from a friend, when I was still experimenting with how to build my site. And I do agree, this is a beautiful article about a lovely place. It will be great to welcome you to South Africa :-) This isn’t my article actually, but one that I got from a friend, when I was still experimenting with how to build my site. And I do agree, this is a beautiful article about a lovely place. It will be great to welcome you to South Africa :-)

]]> By: stork club http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-4986 stork club Tue, 05 Oct 2010 08:20:16 +0000 http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-4986 What a beautiful place, Haroun and the experience is exceptional, I can tell when you wrote this post. I would like to visit Hamakuya when i go to South Africa hopefully next year. What a beautiful place, Haroun and the experience is exceptional, I can tell when you wrote this post. I would like to visit Hamakuya when i go to South Africa hopefully next year.

]]> By: Mpfareleni Netswera http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-2399 Mpfareleni Netswera Tue, 04 May 2010 10:36:04 +0000 http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-2399 Ndi masiari. Oops Am i too late to post? Very interesting. I went through your blog Sally and it just reminded me of home Hamakuya. I am now based in Pretoria but do visit the village now and then. I used to carry firewood and 25L of water on my head without support i swear. Things have changed now my daughter cannot do what i used to do in the village but she can do a traditional dance a bit and I try hard not to laugh. Hamakuya is big and i am sure there are more than 50 cars in total. In which area were you at Sally? I do not know these paople in the photos except Fhatuwani. I am from Khavhambe and his home is close-by at Mutshikilini. Is he still staying there? I miss village people. Ndi masiari. Oops Am i too late to post? Very interesting. I went through your blog Sally and it just reminded me of home Hamakuya. I am now based in Pretoria but do visit the village now and then. I used to carry firewood and 25L of water on my head without support i swear. Things have changed now my daughter cannot do what i used to do in the village but she can do a traditional dance a bit and I try hard not to laugh. Hamakuya is big and i am sure there are more than 50 cars in total. In which area were you at Sally? I do not know these paople in the photos except Fhatuwani. I am from Khavhambe and his home is close-by at Mutshikilini. Is he still staying there? I miss village people.

]]> By: harounkola http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-1823 harounkola Thu, 17 Dec 2009 14:32:12 +0000 http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-1823 Hi Rofhiwa. Thanks for dropping by, and your offer to translate. I unfortunately don't know tshivenda at all (perhaps one day I'll learn :-) so if you'd like to add in a translation in the comments section, that would be great. I am working on a project to teach rural kids internet marketing, that's still early days, but would love to present that in tsivenda, so keep in touch and lets see if we can work together on that when the time's right. Check it out and join the conversation that's happening already, http://teach-me-internet-marketing.com. Hi Rofhiwa. Thanks for dropping by, and your offer to translate. I unfortunately don’t know tshivenda at all (perhaps one day I’ll learn :-) so if you’d like to add in a translation in the comments section, that would be great. I am working on a project to teach rural kids internet marketing, that’s still early days, but would love to present that in tsivenda, so keep in touch and lets see if we can work together on that when the time’s right.
Check it out and join the conversation that’s happening already, http://teach-me-internet-marketing.com.

]]> By: rofhiwa http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-1822 rofhiwa Thu, 17 Dec 2009 14:26:58 +0000 http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-1822 hi! its interesing that people are interested in our traditional way of doing things. i'd like you to cover some stories atleast usign tshivenda so that those who cannot read english can also be able to go through the story. if there may be some complication with translation, i am available to help. thanx hi! its interesing that people are interested in our traditional way of doing things. i’d like you to cover some stories atleast usign tshivenda so that those who cannot read english can also be able to go through the story.

if there may be some complication with translation, i am available to help. thanx

]]> By: harounkola http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-1710 harounkola Wed, 02 Dec 2009 12:41:59 +0000 http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-1710 Thanks for dropping by here Vhutshilo. I'd love to visit your home some time :) Thanks for dropping by here Vhutshilo. I’d love to visit your home some time :)

]]> By: Vhutshilo http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-1640 Vhutshilo Sat, 21 Nov 2009 13:05:39 +0000 http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-1640 yep. its very interesting that people from far way come to visit our . our lovely eden full of plenty natural resources. just add and give some extra information that was not well indicted about Ha makuya. Hamakuya is a large village that on its own has divided into Small vilage. example is Guyuni. guyuni is a small village Under Hamakuya. there is one Chief that rule the all the village and under the village the is a head man who get instruction from the chief on how to rule. on the issue of the lacations Makuya is located on the Far north east of Limpopo province under mutale Municipality. and its closer to the Border of Zimbabwe (not Zambia as written above) again the language spoken the is not related to zambian language but Zimbabwian becouse of orign of venda peoples. on the information of people speaking English yes the majority of people ther find it little bit diffucult to use it couse of deprived education privileges becouse of the previous apartheid system but now things a changing slow. but still i can tell you in the whole of Hamakuya the so many young profesionals who works mainly in town and out side the province. in my conclusion to this though there is a lot of information that i feel i can i would like the writter of this to go back again at Ha makuya get reliable source on how to get real information on hamakuya as i feel and believe that lot of information here on this article is not correct and is totally misleading and undermining me as proud and bonafide child of makya. again i would like to thanks and appreacite the writter for interest and effort to changes and contributions that she has done to my beatiful land of my birth. yep. its very interesting that people from far way come to visit our . our lovely eden full of plenty natural resources. just add and give some extra information that was not well indicted about Ha makuya. Hamakuya is a large village that on its own has divided into Small vilage. example is Guyuni. guyuni is a small village Under Hamakuya. there is one Chief that rule the all the village and under the village the is a head man who get instruction from the chief on how to rule.

on the issue of the lacations Makuya is located on the Far north east of Limpopo province under mutale Municipality. and its closer to the Border of Zimbabwe (not Zambia as written above) again the language spoken the is not related to zambian language but Zimbabwian becouse of orign of venda peoples. on the information of people speaking English yes the majority of people ther find it little bit diffucult to use it couse of deprived education privileges becouse of the previous apartheid system but now things a changing slow. but still i can tell you in the whole of Hamakuya the so many young profesionals who works mainly in town and out side the province.
in my conclusion to this though there is a lot of information that i feel i can i would like the writter of this to go back again at Ha makuya get reliable source on how to get real information on hamakuya as i feel and believe that lot of information here on this article is not correct and is totally misleading and undermining me as proud and bonafide child of makya.

again i would like to thanks and appreacite the writter for interest and effort to changes and contributions that she has done to my beatiful land of my birth.

]]> By: harounkola http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-364 harounkola Mon, 03 Aug 2009 16:26:25 +0000 http://harounkola.com/in-the-african-village-of-hamakuya-we-learned-about-life-with-limited-resources/#comment-364 Thanks for dropping by here Sigwadi. Its great to learn about your village :) Thanks for dropping by here Sigwadi. Its great to learn about your village :)

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