Hunza shangu dzangu: Ngano ya Farai Hunza shangu dzangu means “bring my shoes” This video is in Shona with English subtitles. It is a lovely short story, or ngano about Farai looking for his father’s shoes. It was gifted to Sarura Kids very early on after the channel opened. No doubt we would love to… Continue reading Ngano: Hunza shangu dzangu
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Dancing stick man fun cartoon
Tevedzerai zvatinoita kids cartoon This is a favourite cartoon of ours. It was inspired by our love of rock art that you can find in Zimbabwe. If you’ve ever had the opportunity to study it you will no doubt be amazed by the simplicity and yet intense expressiveness of the paintings. They almost come alive.… Continue reading Dancing stick man fun cartoon
How to count to 10 in Shona with Sarura Kids
Want to learn how to count to 10 in Shona? Let our numbers dance and teach you how. The lovely children of Sarura Kids sing for you as we learn how to count. And for the grownups we also have the written version of the words the kids are singing. The Shona spoken on Sarura… Continue reading How to count to 10 in Shona with Sarura Kids
