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30/09/2025

CHISOMO 🇿🇲 AND EDWARD 🇨🇦

Chisomo wrote;
Here is how I met my husband Edward💖

My name is Chisomo, from Kitwe, and I never imagined that signing up on RaceDating.com would change my life so completely. What began as curiosity turned into the most beautiful journey of love.

At first, we exchanged conversations about food. I told him about nshima and kapenta, and he introduced me to maple syrup and hockey. Slowly, our chats grew deeper. We talked about family, dreams, and even fears. With every conversation, I felt a bond forming a bond so real it didn’t matter that we were oceans apart.

Months later, Edward booked a flight to Zambia. I still remember the butterflies in my stomach as I waited for him at Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe Airport. When our eyes met for the first time, it felt like I had known him all my life. His hug was warm, reassuring, and I knew I was exactly where I was meant to be.

My family welcomed him warmly, and one evening after 7 months of dating, he asked me to be his wife. I said yes with all my heart.

Our wedding was a beautiful mix of Zambian and Canadian traditions, a true celebration of love without borders. Soon after, I moved to Toronto, where Edward and I began our new life together. Adjusting to a new country wasn’t easy when you’re used to living in Zambia, but having him by my side made every challenge worthwhile.

Today, we are happily married, and I’m forever grateful to RaceDating.com for bringing us together.

💖 Love knows no borders. My journey from Kitwe to Toronto proves that sometimes, the person meant for you might be thousands of miles away all it takes is a message to change your life forever.

06/09/2025

MUTALE 🇿🇲 AND DAVID 🇬🇧

I never imagined that scrolling through an online dating site could change my life, but RaceDating.com brought David into my world. At first, our messages were casual, just two strangers saying hello. But soon, his words began to feel like home warm, comforting, and full of kindness. Every chat left me smiling, every call made the distance between Zambia and England feel smaller, until I realized I was falling in love.

Meeting him in person for the first time in Lusaka was magical. The moment our eyes met, it felt as if we had known each other forever. There was a connection that went far beyond attraction it was as though our hearts had been searching for each other across continents and had finally found their match. I still remember holding his hand for the first time and feeling a sense of belonging I had never known before.

And now, our greatest blessing has arrived: a beautiful child who is the living symbol of our love and the bond between our two worlds.

Looking back, I realize that RaceDating.com didn’t just help me find a partner it led me to my soulmate, my best friend, and the father of my child. Love truly knows no distance, no borders, no limits. It only asks us to trust, to be patient, and to believe that when hearts are meant to meet, they will.

Every day, I am grateful for that one decision to reach out, for that first message that changed everything. And as I look at David and our little one, I know that our story is just the beginning of a lifetime of love, laughter, and shared dreams.

03/09/2025

MARTIN 🇬🇧 AND MUSONDA 🇿🇲
How I Met Musonda

I never thought I’d find love online, let alone on RaceDating.com. I signed up half out of curiosity, not expecting much. Then I came across Musonda’s profile. Her smile struck me immediately it wasn’t posed or forced, just genuine. Her bio said: “Love should be kind, patient, and fearless.” Those words stuck with me.

I sent her a simple hello, and that was the start of everything. At first, our conversations were light about life in Ndola, about how miserable the UK weather can be. But soon, we were talking every night, laughing, sharing our dreams, and before long, I realized I couldn’t go a day without hearing from her.

After weeks of video calls, I knew I had to meet her. Booking that flight to Zambia was the easiest decision I’ve ever made. Still, I was nervous what if the connection wasn’t the same in person? But the moment I saw her at the airport, waiting for me with that same smile, all the doubts disappeared. Our first hug felt like we had known each other forever.

In Ndola, Musonda showed me her world her favorite café, the streets she grew up walking, the way she lit up when greeting neighbors. Every little thing made me fall deeper. I came looking for a connection, but what I found was home in her.

RaceDating.com brought us together, but it’s love fearless and patient that keeps us moving forward.

In*******al Couples – Love Knows, No Skin

30/08/2025

SIMPHIWE 🇿🇦 and JORDAN 🇨🇦

How I Met Jordan on RaceDating.com – By Simphiwe from Pretoria

I live in Pretoria, and for the longest time, I wondered if I’d ever find someone who truly understood me. Out of curiosity, I joined RaceDating.com, not really expecting much. That’s when I came across Jordan’s profile a Canadian with such a genuine smile that instantly caught my attention.

I decided to send him a message, and to my surprise, he responded almost immediately. Our first chat was simple, but something about him felt different. Soon, our conversations became the highlight of my days full of laughter, deep talks, and learning about each other’s cultures.

What touched me most was Jordan’s effort to know everything about my world here in South Africa, from our food to our traditions. In return, I discovered so much about life in Canada through his eyes. It was beautiful how two people from different sides of the world could feel so connected.

After months of late-night calls and endless charts, Jordan booked a flight to Pretoria.

The moment I saw him at the airport, all the distance and waiting suddenly felt worth it. That day, I realized I hadn’t just met someone online I had found my partner, my best friend, my love.

Thanks to RaceDating.com, my heart found a home across the world.

In*******al Couples – Love Knows, No Skin

16/08/2025

STORY OF NCHIMUNYA AND ARNOLD FROM AMERICA

“We were thousands of miles apart, but RaceDating.com brought our worlds together.”

My name is Nchimunya, a 28-year-old nurse from Lusaka, Zambia. I signed up on RaceDating.com out of curiosity, not expecting much but open to meeting someone genuine and different. That’s when I came across Arnold, a 32-year-old software developer from New York.

His first message wasn’t flashy it was kind, thoughtful, and real. We started chatting about everything from music and food to our cultures and families. I introduced him to Zambian nshima and gospel music; he shared his love for jazz and New York street food.

Within weeks, we were video calling daily, laughing like old friends and dreaming like new lovers.

Six months later, Arnold flew to Zambia to meet me. It was emotional, exciting, and unforgettable.

He connected instantly with my family, and we both knew this wasn’t just a phase it was love.

A year later, I visited New York for the first time and he proposed in Central Park, under the fall leaves.

Today, we’re happily engaged, planning a wedding that blends both our cultures, and thankful every day that we took a chance on RaceDating.com.

“RaceDating.com didn’t just connect us it gave us a future we never imagined.”

It only took one message to change everything.

In*******al Couples – Love Knows, No Skin

01/08/2025

STORY OF ZAMBIAN LADY MUTALE AND HER NEW FIANCÉ FROM UK

Mutale sat in her boarding house in Lusaka, and one quiet Thursday evening, She decided to join an in*******al dating site called RaceDating.com out of curiosity.

According to Mutale her profile had gone mostly unnoticed until two weeks ago, when a message popped up:
“Hi, I’m Nicholas. I love travel, jazz, and a good conversation. Mind if I ask what your name means?”

She had replied simply,
“Mutale means ‘the humble one’ in Bemba. Nice to meet you, Nicholas.”

From there, the messages grew. Daily, then nightly. They talked about everything, Zambian dishes like nshima and ifisashi, Nicholas’s love for spicy food, Mutale as a student at UNILUS, and Nicholas’s work as a freelance photographer in UK.

They even exchanged songs, Mutale sent him Pompi and Wezi.

Video calls followed. Mutale found herself laughing more. Nicholas was awkward, witty, and respectful. He asked questions about her culture with a curious sincerity. And when he greeted her with “Muli shani?” in his UK accent, she laughed so hard she cried.

Three months in, he said, “I’d like to meet you… in person.”

Mutale’s heart raced. She’d heard stories. Not all of them ended well. But something about Nicholas felt different. He never rushed her, never made assumptions. Still, she prayed. Talked to her sisters. Even consulted her pastor at Bread of Life, who told her, “God can work through the internet too just use wisdom.”

In April, Nicholas landed at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport.

He was thinner than she expected, but his eyes were the same blue, kind, searching. When he spotted her, his face lit up like the Zambian sun.

“You’re shorter than I thought,” he said.

“And you’re paler,” she replied, grinning.

They spent two weeks exploring Lusaka, visiting the Sunday Market, and walking along the Kafue River. When he met her mother, he brought flowers and awkwardly tried to greet her in Bemba.

Mutale had never imagined this: a quiet connection stretching across continents, forming something real.

On his last night, Nicholas held her hand and said, “I don’t know what the future holds. But I know I want to try with you.”

She smiled, tears threatening. “Then let’s see where this road goes.”

Love, they would learn, wasn’t about geography. It was about presence, effort, and choosing each other one message, one video call, one visit at a time.

And it had all started with a question on RaceDating.com

In*******al Couples – Love Knows, No Skin

23/06/2025

Lydia & Ganiza's Engagement ❤️

Congratulations to the beautiful couple 🙌

01/06/2025

A huge congratulations to the newest couple in town📸

31/05/2025

STORY OF ZAMBIAN LADY MUTALE AND HER NEW FIANCÉ

Mutale sat in her boarding house in Lusaka, and one quiet Thursday evening, She decided to join an in*******al dating site RaceDating.com out of curiosity.

According to Mutale her profile had gone mostly unnoticed until two weeks ago, when a message popped up:
“Hi, I’m Nicholas. I love travel, jazz, and a good conversation. Mind if I ask what your name means?”

She had replied simply,
“Mutale means ‘the humble one’ in Bemba. Nice to meet you, Nicholas.”

From there, the messages grew. Daily, then nightly. They talked about everything, Zambian dishes like nshima and ifisashi, Nicholas’s love for spicy food, Mutale as a student at UNILUS, and Nicholas’s work as a freelance photographer in UK.

They even exchanged songs: Mutale sent him Pompi and Wezi.

Video calls followed. Mutale found herself laughing more. Nicholas was awkward, witty, and respectful. He asked questions about her culture with a curious sincerity. And when he greeted her with “Muli shani?” in his UK accent, she laughed so hard she cried.

Three months in, he said, “I’d like to meet you… in person.”

Mutale’s heart raced. She’d heard stories. Not all of them ended well. But something about Nicholas felt different. He never rushed her, never made assumptions. Still, she prayed. Talked to her sisters. Even consulted her pastor at Bread of Life, who told her, “God can work through the internet too just use wisdom.”

In April, Nicholas landed at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport.

He was thinner than she expected, but his eyes were the same blue, kind, searching. When he spotted her, his face lit up like the Zambian sun.

“You’re shorter than I thought,” he said.

“And you’re paler,” she replied, grinning.

They spent two weeks exploring Lusaka, visiting the Sunday Market, and walking along the Kafue River. When he met her mother, he brought flowers and awkwardly tried to greet her in Bemba.

Mutale had never imagined this: a quiet connection stretching across continents, forming something real.

On his last night, Nicholas held her hand and said, “I don’t know what the future holds. But I know I want to try with you.”

She smiled, tears threatening. “Then let’s see where this road goes.”

Love, they would learn, wasn’t about geography. It was about presence, effort, and choosing each other one message, one video call, one visit at a time.

And it had all started with a question on RaceDating.com

09/05/2025

In*******al Marriage Indeed True Love Knows No Skin📸

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