the studio is nice

@Kenganda

9 ай бұрын

My daughter ❤️

@trishtrish2349

9 ай бұрын

@@Kenganda Audio sounds good too.

@PAN-AFRICANISM

9 ай бұрын

@@Kengandathere’s no such thing best African country for African Americans. All African countries are good for African Americans. I mean the subsaharan Africa !!!!!

@anthonyadero

8 ай бұрын

@Kenganda ❤❤❤❤❤🇰🇪🇺🇸🇺🇸

@GuyRBrewer109

2 ай бұрын

Why are we supposed to help them when they come to the USA but when we go there, they look to "Get Over" on us? What kind of relationship is that?

Brother when you go to Brazil you learn their culture, you go to Asia you learn their culture. It goes without saying especially as a black man, when you go to Africa you learn the culture of your people. It’s a sign of respect and as a result it has a lot of advantages.

@classyyoungman35

9 ай бұрын

He looks happy without Brazil

@ahhmeeman

9 ай бұрын

RUBBISH HE WAS TARGETED BY FEMINISTS AGENDA THROUGH THE INTERNET CULTURE OF TODAY THAT IS USURPING CULTURE EVERYWHERE ITS CANCEL ALL CULTURE THEY DID WAS INSIGHT PEOPLE AGAINST HIM YOU CAN DO THAT IN ANY COUNTRY TODAY INSIGHT UNEDUCATED PEOPLE AGAINST THE TRUTH SPEAKERS YOU GO TO THESE COUNTRIES AND OLD MEN CHASING YOUNG CHILDREN AND NO ONE CHASING THEM OUT THE COUNTRY GTFOH HE DID NOT DISRESPECT ANY COUNTRY IT WAS A TARGETED AGENDA

@yougetaspear7799

9 ай бұрын

Learning more life not standing on lines indefinitely and die waiting and wasting time

@kingmaafa120

9 ай бұрын

Facts

@visiow2691

9 ай бұрын

@@classyyoungman35that’s a lie

I lived in Kenya for 4 years and i enjoyed every single day of my life. I didn't even have much mobey then but Kenya made me feel safe and I missed it so much!!

Am ugandan,i agree Kenya beats us in professionalism and development. I visited Nairobi, mombasa ,Kisumu.i loved it no bad experience there ,But our weather and organic food is the best in E.A .

@vivianachieng9504

7 ай бұрын

True I love the Uganda food especially fruits

@milarsejemba313

7 ай бұрын

Ugandans are married to arse kissing...

@neilnelson7603

29 күн бұрын

When it comes to food, Uganda is the best.

I love Kenya, Zanzibar reminds me of my home country Trinidad. But I LOOOOOOVE Kenya lol

@our10picks18

9 ай бұрын

Welcome to Kenya 🇰🇪😘

@mistasteeve

9 ай бұрын

Yeah foreigners feel at home in Kenya. Kenya is just sooo chill. The peace of self you have in Kenya, you cannot get anywhere else. People just mind their own business -although will help you if you need some assistance.

@trinigooner8865

9 ай бұрын

Aye Trini gyal big up! Lol... we're really everywhere eh?😅

@aishawilliams5933

9 ай бұрын

For real eh lol @@trinigooner8865

@mosandkaka

9 ай бұрын

Zanzibar is in Tanzania

I think Kenya is the best country for Africans in general not only for African Americans I live in south Africa by the way. When I do a research online I see Kenya on top of my list not only on infrastructure but how Kenyans behave towards other African people My country has infrastructure and all that but when it comes to ubuntu its far from Kenya We still experiencing racism here in some part of the country Land issue it's like 70% land still in the hands of White monopoly We Africans still fighting for crumbs, crime is worse

@Yourunclestoenail

9 ай бұрын

We can all do better🇰🇪✊🏽🇿🇦

@kingkevin442

9 ай бұрын

Kenyana Hakuna Matata..

@TheTororist

9 ай бұрын

yes we can ke@@Yourunclestoenail

@justanmpowereddude5021

9 ай бұрын

You only have yourself to blame if you’re still fighting for crumbs in South Africa.. RSA is full of opportunity, anyone with a drive can make it.. South Africans who complain about fighting for crumbs in RSA sound like black Americans who complain about not being able to make it because of racism..

@SkhumbuzoMathabela-wq8ug

9 ай бұрын

@@justanmpowereddude5021 Poverty in Africa and in south Africa is not about individualism is a collective People are not poor because are lazy to think or lazy to work, it's far fetched than you think bro The system is not conducive for most Africans and you know it Just because few people made it to the top doesn't necessarily means there's plenty of opportunity You won't get since you have no idea how those opportunities don't exist for many It's easier said than done

You can’t visit a country for 3 days and think you know the life over there.

@Tmk5342

9 ай бұрын

But kenyans know how to relate with others in my area we hv burudians, Congolese, South Sudanese, ugandas n Ethiopians n we go well with them infact we see them like kenyans , any mountain prayers In kenya u will meet Ethiopians they are free n safe here same to somalies

I was in Rwanda 🇷🇼 for the entire month of February 2023. It was awesome. I actually rented a car when I was in Kigali.

@brayo001

9 ай бұрын

Did you see the women 😅

@RwachiryoraWema

9 ай бұрын

​@@brayo001what's wrong with us we r beautiful your point?

Nairobi is only remarkably cold in the months of July and August. The weather is perfect for the rest of the year.

@StevoGitz

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely!!!

@TheTororist

9 ай бұрын

its not "remarkably cold" its not even colder than other high altitude towns and cities. its just a bit chilly. moslty during mornings and nights

@StevoGitz

9 ай бұрын

@@TheTororist Yes i hae been to the most coldest place in Kenya iten, it sure gets cold... But Nairobi gets cold too during the cold seasons and even the tourists say it's cold, so it is.... period!

@TheTororist

9 ай бұрын

yeah iten is cold. kinangop is another story@@StevoGitz

@yellowmellow7748

9 ай бұрын

​@@StevoGitzyes,but for only like 3 months the whole year

As an American black woman in San Francisco, CA, I don’t know how I find myself enjoying this man’s channel. He’s an interesting young guy😂

@djTorchLive

9 ай бұрын

You won't find him "interesting" if you saw some of his old content, disrespecting "American" women.

@leonardorjioffor6683

9 ай бұрын

​@@djTorchLivehe used to disrespect Africans in his older videos of 4, 5, 6 years ago, but since he moved to Africa he became a true pan Africanist

@jermainenowels9511

9 ай бұрын

@@djTorchLivewhich is deserving

@djTorchLive

9 ай бұрын

@@leonardorjioffor6683 I have recent footage that says otherwise. There's a good reason why he was kicked out of Brazil.

@djTorchLive

9 ай бұрын

@@jermainenowels9511 So are you saying that American Women deserved to be used up by predatory Men who make it clear their only interest in them is to use them for sex and then discard them like Auston does?

The interview was conducted in Kenya, that says something

@neilnelson7603

29 күн бұрын

No. Its not about the location of the interview. Its because Kenya has a free market economy compared to its neighbours.

I feel proud of my country Kenya 🇰🇪

@jesuspower2390

8 ай бұрын

I just came to realise that be proud of who you are or where you come from... the majority of Kenyans learn English just to get out of Kenya and be KADAMAS as slaves in GULF countries.😁 Proudly MALAWIAN

Auston Holleman has a straightforward opinion about places he visited which I like. Very honest assessment and no sugar coating!

I was in Kenya some months ago and Nairobi Muthaiga is definitely my favorite

@ShastaLevi

9 ай бұрын

Diplomatic neighborhood, you need super deep pockets to live there.

@morm2173

9 ай бұрын

@ShastaLevi yep it's my favorite place and the Karen area near giraffe manor

In Kenya I went to Nandi County and Kissimo. Tanzania we went to Bagamoyo, Arusha and Zanzibar. Good look with this Oshay.

@nelsonm.o

3 ай бұрын

Kisumu

Rwanda has a deliberate policy to promote home and African industry than bringing western brands.

@slieafrica

9 ай бұрын

I like that strategy, it's a sacrifice that will pay off immensely one day

@xena6894

9 ай бұрын

I hope it stops this. It doesn't yield the best results

@peaceandjustice2639

9 ай бұрын

Rwanda is owned by the Western compamies or by by Kagames family....hotels, national parcs, etc

@xena6894

9 ай бұрын

@peaceandjustice2639 You ain't the smartest tool the shed , are you? Why would them westereners "own" a little , tiny land without any resources and walth , while next door there's a giant country congo that has unlimited wealth, vast size, hundreds millions people, snd a notorious "yes man " as leaders easy to fold ?

Kenya is an amazing country,friendly people,they speak English so its easy to move around, a significant number of educated population,diverse technical,medical nd financial services,relatively cheaper cost of living compared to SA nd Nigeria, fast internet, reliable electricity,beautiful women,laid back cool men,safaris, wildlife,sophisticated night clubs,malls,...oh i love Kenya!

@lebo5281

9 ай бұрын

@kingkevin442 Take it from a South African: Kenya is more expensive than SA, those property and food prices are just high.

@MrMatujames

9 ай бұрын

@@lebo5281l was surprised how expensive the restaurants were in up scale areas of Nairobi when I visited in February of last year. The prices were comparable to London.

@lebo5281

9 ай бұрын

@MrMatujames I get shocked everytime I see someone do a costs breakdown in Kenya, and I look at value for money, I just don't get it.

@sellomabina3939

9 ай бұрын

😂😂😂kenya is more expensive than SA

@our10picks18

9 ай бұрын

That’s why I love my Kenya 🇰🇪 so much that I can’t even think of living in any other country in the world, let alone Africa 😊 Kenya 🇰🇪 to the world 🌍

Was in Kigali in August 2023 and was living in Remera. Walked streets for about 30 minutes and couldn't find a pair of basic flip-flops in shops and supermarkets. It was surreal especially since I'm from Uganda where the only thing you can't find is a good politician 😅 😅

As someone who is happily living far from Nairobi and is not seeking to replicate western lifestyle and tastes I feel that we’re doing a disservice to the entirety of Kenya and what it has to offer those of us in the diaspora who love the whole of the African experience available here on the continent. Shout out to my brothers and sisters here in Tharaka county, Kenya who have embraced me in all of my westerness while I’ve embraced them in all of their Africaness...

@antony6799

9 ай бұрын

I come from neighboring Meru county though I live in Nairobi , it must be an interesting experience living over there

@Afro-Jamaican

9 ай бұрын

I share your sentiments; but we have to remember that he is young and of a certain mindset.

@suzettemclachlam514

9 ай бұрын

Thank you.

@jefmweds

9 ай бұрын

I’m from Tharaka north living in Tokyo, be happy. My community is one peaceful community in Kenya.

@momusiqmusiq4026

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! Having pizza hut, kfc or uber service defeats the whole purpose of the African experience nor determine how civilized a nation is.. These boys need to grow up!!

Watching u guys from Texas just getting more anxious to move back to my Nairobi my home.

O’shay is trying so hard to sell UG but Auston can’t buy it😂😂

@thekorsh4230

9 ай бұрын

These countries are developing countries. It seems like niggas aren't builders anymore we just want to show up when everything is done and complain there's no opportunities it's already taken because the builders own everything you now you're a worker, working 9-5

@kcchristop

9 ай бұрын

Oshay is having success in Uganda regardless!! He could have left long time ago!! i do understand where he is coming from!!

@moztransform9108

9 ай бұрын

Auston is just a playboy and tourist and Oshay is an investor.

@anthoniquesharon1828

9 ай бұрын

Uganda is for investing if you know what you really want. Even kenyans these days are travelling to the country for that reason so that says something about the country.

@HappeningInKenya

9 ай бұрын

​@@kcchristopif he set up in Kenya his pod would be bigger

SUGGESTION - I’d love to see more videos regarding the African American diaspora moving or retiring in African countries and documenting their transitions in terms of acquiring land, building houses, and gaining citizenship.

@kingmaafa120

9 ай бұрын

Businesses

@Kenganda

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for your suggestion.

@ipaja5515

9 ай бұрын

Yh, me too. Instead of these AA men going to latin america tryin to avoid black women and pick upnsome racially ambiguous latina. For these men it's a case of anything but black

@kurokaizen1889

9 ай бұрын

​@@ipaja5515Huh?

@ipaja5515

9 ай бұрын

@kurokaizen1889 ?? Speak in full sentences so i can comprehend and reply...

Oshay you have good interviewing skills. I was actively engaged and enjoying this podcast

This was very informative for Africans

Brothers, thank you for the great content! I’m approaching retirement age, and researching countries to start a new life abroad and really enjoying the content of the Kenganda channel! 💪🏾✈️🌏

@glotheeprivatefigur4065

8 ай бұрын

Kenya is amazing. Get on the ground first before you make a decision.

You are doing great work, welcome to Nairobi we love you, I think cold season is over now

Great interview! Salute Auston

This podcast is interesting. I like the comparison, helps to know the areas where to put pressure on our politicians.

@Joanita...thought you might like this one: You Can't Stop The Rain - Loose Ends ..hope this one relaxed you!

You can't see Rwandan women because they still maintain original African female morality. Respect to the African American brother but we need more such sisters. God bless!!

@mikejones-wn1sw

9 ай бұрын

@ukariogulu1417 you means the ones who desire white men and sleep with white men and look down on their own men. Those women?

@somina4003

9 ай бұрын

Rwandan women are in uganda partying

@bella-qz6ls

9 ай бұрын

​@@somina4003😂😂😂😂

@ukariogulu1417

9 ай бұрын

@somina4003 yes we all need a little groove 😄

@yasuke4593

9 ай бұрын

@@somina4003 those in Uganda are Ugandans. 😂

Another great interview. Thank you for sharing.

I love his sarcasm with truth to it...cracks me most times

Those are many of the Countries my team are going to. We been to Tanzania 5 times and Kenya once.

I'd like to live in Nairobi, maybe visit Mombasa 👌🏾

@jessejimart

9 ай бұрын

The Coast of Kenya is awesome, check out SaltLick Safari Lodge in Taita Taveta and/or Diani beach in Mombasa

@gilbertsoki

9 ай бұрын

Karibu Kenya 🇰🇪

Great interview. Very informative conversation. I gift some great business ideas. Thanks much.

Yessir this is what I like to see! Brothers Networking! Ego's Stops the Cashflow!

The studio looks really good.

I looooove Kenya like seriously wow!!!

I love this. Auston is a young, somewhat hip, black American who is telling his experience on the continent. I'm African myself who has travelled abroad and I can relate to some of the shortcomings on the continent. We as black people are looking for good travel experiences and we are tired of the whole travel while black thing. We naturally look to Africa as ground zero for these experiences and travels and we still have some way to go. In the private sector especially. I think black Africans are awakening and have a keen and strong interest in our brothers from America. They need to come over and help build, improve, invest and vice versa. Much needed open discussions. Would recommend Auston to visit other more sophisticated and dynamic African countries like South Africa, Namibia, etc.

This is great content. Thank for sharing, it’s very useful info🌍🎤

The brother didn't stay in Tanzania long enough. There is a mall, Mlimani City Mall. I can see from his conversation that there are other things that he didn't get a chance to experience here in Tanzania as well.

@tealsquare

8 ай бұрын

I think the problem is proximity. If you have to mention one major mall, then that's a problem. I'm Ugandan and honestly the only country that's shocked me when it comes to shortage os things even inside malls is Kigali.

Yo, Oshay welcome to 🇰🇪 bro. Was wondering why it's called Kenganda and none of the guests were Kenyan but now I get it.

@cobwebtheorem7538

9 ай бұрын

I, too, wonder why the channel is called Kenganda, but is almost permanently about Uganda.

Great video bro. I would like to point out Kenya also has amazing private schools for anyone with kids and has the money!

our Tanzanian brothers and sisters are improving oooh

The young man is doing a good job and informing other blk american MEN of their options out of this country to African nations because many didnt know they could leave and go to these places like rwanda being one i didnt know ..

Rwandan girls are naturally shy. They don't really put themselves out there. We like it that way. It is self-respect. It is a cultural thing.

Thanks guys for visiting Afrika keep up da great work✌️

I wish all I did was travel around the world like you guys are doing!

Considering Rwanda just came out of a civil war, the country has made a big stride in development and if they keep the pace they'll be much better than any of the East African counterparts.

@kayirangapierrecelestin4940

2 ай бұрын

There is a big difference between civil war and genocide brother....but I agree with your assessment

I love my people, I wish everyone the best. ✊🏿

@JaminT.Jaddua

9 ай бұрын

Love your energy bro ..

I will comeback to finish this interview. it's so nice

Love the insight of East Africa

Love the conversation! Look forward to the day where we stop using 'Western' brands, many which arent actually good for us, or supportive of us, as the standard of development. We need to build and support our own brands.

Uganda is for people who love jungle climate. Kenya is for people who can stand cold weather. The buildings & technology don't effect me, the way people act & climate matters to me as I live in the bush. Coming from the usa.. city life is toxic...as you need money. Bush life needs zero money.

I’m sooooooo proud of you son❤😅!!! Keep going 😊Love you

So, do you guys want America in Africa? Well, why not stay in America where all American things reside?

@snobbishruk751

9 ай бұрын

@@lemuhuru . Another unsophisticated person who thinks they are a thinker. Development doesn’t mean Nike shoes stores or having a bunch of fast food restaurant. Nothing they mentioned in the video touched on development. Their whole conversation surrounded girls, fast food restaurants, nightlife,and all the rest of American men’s nonsensical lifestyle aspects.

@MoshehM

9 ай бұрын

​​@@snobbishruk751brother, you sound like the unsophisticated non thinker here. I agreed with you until you used Auston as a barometer for an americans lifestyle. If you hate Americans, just say that. But trying to conflate Austons immature opinion with a reflection of all American mens lifestyle is quite telling of how you think of us. "Nonsensical lifestyle", lol

@kaggikananga3259

9 ай бұрын

Well said.

lots of love from kenya

I absolutely agree.Kenya is amazing❤

I'm from New Orleans & I've been to 8 countries in Africa so far Nigeria, Ghana, Egypt, Kenya, Tunisia, Morocco, Botswana & South Africa. And none of em come close to South Africa 🇿🇦 in terms of infrastructure and lifestyle and of their education system is almost the very same to the states

@kanagi7675

8 ай бұрын

Also leads on xenophobic attacks in the all continent and very many uneducated lazy blacks. Nothing to show only apartheid and JM.

@newtonmutea

7 ай бұрын

Which year were you in kenya?

@Kanjeee911

7 ай бұрын

​@@kanagi7675 Lol this is 😂 . I'm Tanzanian Nigerian born and raised in South Africa. Xenophobia is all over the continent tbh .

@inmythoughts718

Ай бұрын

Kenya and Nigeria are core of Africa - So an African Americans these are the countries I live and love

It depends on what you want and what you expecting. Also the person taking you around the place

Used one of your clip in one of my reactional videos, shalom!

😅This is Africa! It's great. It's also fantastically inconvenient! It's the hardest thing to get over! But you adapt!😊

Yet another brilliant episode with comparisons of the countries I am considering. Loving the fact that he compared for the young, mid age and retirees like us!

Shoutout to Austin holleman keep enjoying 254 and what it brings

Thanks guys for the love,,

Ah! This interview was conducted in is a suitably well arranged, reasonably presentable, somewhat slick professional style, from a visual perspective. Backdrops are key in podcasts, so we appreciate the new digs! The background appropriately eye-catching graphics should be applied to the back wall instead of those frames, which just hover there randomly creating no play in the negative space. A long interestingly shaped table with some design flare in either its scale or geometry or both, should be installed in such a manner that it frames and balances the interlocutors in a unified manner. But this is a very good start! We believe in you. You got this!

@WammyOnDe

9 ай бұрын

The interview was conducted in Kenya, that says something

@sneakypeete

9 ай бұрын

@@WammyOnDe It really does say something. Thanks for that point of clarification. I'm starting to understand what folks are saying about the Kenyan cachet.

@sneakypeete

9 ай бұрын

I think the kengada people were peeved by my assessment for the have PINNED (mind you) a less comprehensive more insipid and nepotestic version of my very same comment🤣

00:00 - Introduction of the podcast and Auston Holleman 01:16 - Comparing countries in East Africa 03:20 - Comparing shopping options in Kenya and Rwanda 05:18 - Language barrier experiences 06:40 - Evaluating infrastructure in Rwanda 08:08 - African beach habits 10:00 - Internet speeds and providers in Tanzania 15:02 - Discussing nightlife in Nairobi compared to other cities. 17:00 - Recommendation: Pay for Uber Eats with PayPal 19:02 - Nairobi offers better immediate value 21:26 - Nairobi's diversity is highlighted 24:06 - Personal preference for Tagali due to quieter lifestyle 26:24 - Preference for warmer climates, like Ghana

Bros doing it BIG....I LOVE TO SEE 'ISH LIKE THAT!!!

The way I love Dallas TX. It's Nairobi ndogo very many Kenyans I feel at home here in Dallas

MUCH RESPECT TO THE BROTHER OR ANY BROTHER outta the matrix Realize he’s not ready to settle but from 3 months of experience in ❤Tanzania and meeting various AFRICAN lovely sistas find a ❤ one to be with & explore ACTUALLY YOU’LL GET MORE RESPECT be no lingering questions 😜 Take a lot of pressure off and he can focus on what’s real ESPECIALLY ESTABLISHING A BUSINESS OR AFFORDING LONG TERM LIFE STABILITY DO IT WHILE YOU GOT YOUR HEALTH HE MAY NOT SEE IT NOW 👍 AGAIN THINK LONG TERM

Dude u need to understand that As African women, we possess a strong inner pride and utmost respect for our cultural heritage.

Too short unfortunately I love your lengthy talks❤🇰🇪🇰🇪👊

Thank you fir making Kenya you home. Karibu Sana. Try village life. The food is great. With love from Butere, western Kenya

I'm calling this now! I know darn well that this guy Auston is going be big especially for speaking out and exposing the poor narative portayed by westerns on to Africa 💪

@PPB-FreeAfrica

9 ай бұрын

Pathetic. This is what worshiping Whiteness does to the mind

Good info! 😀👍🏾

Good stuff!

🇰🇪🇺🇬 love those two Nations

My brothers, you are making history. 🎉

@xena6894

9 ай бұрын

Making history as a passport bro.

I love the podcast brutal honest opinions well expressed..Kenganda to the world. I follow @AustonHolleman videos and he's doing a great job in showcasing Africa to the world. I think there are opportunities in Kenya but you'll have to really look. I believe there are more opportunities in Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda since they are well on their way up and the ground is still fresh to till. Much❤from the +254.

@milarsejemba313

5 ай бұрын

Thank you...Rome was not built in a day, and i wish some of these people that criticize, read the history of these countries first and know where we have come from, but how can a foreigner come on a podcast and talk shyt and people clap...utter rubbish!

This one was too short😅. Great show✌🏾

There is a massive difference between being honest and disrespectful. I'm South African, I watched the brother man and found all three videos disrespectful, especially how he talks about African women. I have no doubt that S. Africa is an international destination, but we also don't tolerate disrespect. Ask Wode Maya. If he wants to visit my country, that attitude will need a lot of fine tuning. You are expected to leave that American in you at the airport and behave yourself. Just a friendly reminder.

@MoYessir

8 ай бұрын

💯

@hhh1200

8 ай бұрын

what you thought was going to happen when colorist, rex tourist from north america show up in africa?

The best vidoe i have watched love it vt very much.Kenya is loving and fun is you know your way ,have money and know how to move as a Kenyans living in uk now I honestly would never wish to relocate anywhere than kenya , my best times have been in Kenya n I love it every holiday I go to Kenya though I need to try and visit other countries in Africa too ..not soo interested in vsisist EU but will try in time ..got go Africa fast 👏 🙌. That guy is 🔥 🥵 😂😂😂 sorry guys Not to forget his notice is so refreshing had to watch it again 😂😅😅

@mickdals7549

9 ай бұрын

Ashawo pikin…

@modernmwas

7 ай бұрын

Welcome to the PRIDE OF AFRICA,cant wait to see and meet u in kenya 🇰🇪

Informative show

This man hilarious af ... .I subscribed immediately.

It’s africa bro you can either live lavishly or within your means

🤔 A shoe import business sounds great for Kigali.

Excellent work bro ... 🎉🎉🎉🎉

All in all we happy you in Africa

Please stop calling yourself old, 40+ is young real young.😊

This guy loves Uganda so much always rooting for them ever 😂😂 cmon Kenya tuko mbele daima hakuna matata Kenya🎉🎉🎉❤❤

@drequploads6142

9 ай бұрын

Come i take you to Uganda.. you will be out number one fan

Very éducative topic

Shout out to the young brother✊🏾

You don’t see Rwandan women out because they maintain the original African conservatism that you will find in most non-capital African cities . Even in Nigeria , once you leave Lagos , Abuja and a few other cities in the south of nigeria , you will find that lifestyle of the women in the rest of the country will be like that of the Rwandan women ie conservative , especially northern nigeria . And I believe this is true for most non-capital / commercial cities in Africa . Kenya (Nairobi) and South Africa are known be western in lifestyle in general- that’s why you will find even lgbtq is more acceptable in South Africa than other African countries

@JayFocused

9 ай бұрын

Very well said

@lozi4163

9 ай бұрын

LGBTQ are human rights just like we all have rights to live without being oppressed. Most Western countries copied and followed SA on this not the other way around

@BladimirButin

8 ай бұрын

Quit lying you guys have all that gay stuff because you have the most white Europeans if South Africa was 99% African native like most African countries then forget about that gay and lesbian stuff. It's also the reason why South Africa is the only ''black'' majority country on the top 10 list of most racist countries because of all those whites and Indians. @@lozi4163

A barber is now the African expert. Interesting!

@billjames1216

9 ай бұрын

Yes sir/mum it's the 21st century u can be who u want

@Tono.W.Herrera

9 ай бұрын

He's been to several countries on the continent, but if you've been to more, please illuminate us.😊

@secondexodus9105

9 ай бұрын

Rwanda 🇷🇼 had a genocide

@gregoryhayes9760

9 ай бұрын

So you need to be an expert to voice your opinion? I never knew so many petty people existed.

@sozb6708

9 ай бұрын

Our Barbers/Beauticians have listened to African Americans for centuries. They have 100s of conversations with Black people daily. They ARE an excellent gage of African Americans. Many of us are not looking for experts... we want to see a regular Brother's experience.

Nowadays the prices do not show for some drivers, especially when it is busy, coz they tend to reject cheaper rides.

Livin his life

Am a Kenyan who lives in Nairobi. I recently traveled to Uganda and Kigali and honestly I love the diversity but it made me realize that Kenya is a haven; everything is available and affordable. Anyone from around the world would be very comfortable in most of the major cities. The only thing I would like Kenyans to borrow from Rwanda is the discipline and especially on the road

@flavinmkabicyp

9 ай бұрын

How will we do campaign. 😂

@winnynjorah

9 ай бұрын

​​@@flavinmkabicyp I think she means the cleanliness 😂

@birikunzira7183

8 ай бұрын

I spent a week in Nairobi in 1994 , I loved the matatus, but hell thieves in broad day pickpocketing this scared me , I couldn't believe it. But the city was great and cool

@franga7870

7 ай бұрын

​@@birikunzira7183That's a lifetime you need to come back lol

Well Tanzania its even better if you know the locals. I live in Sweden i used to bring my friend from Sweden to Dar es salaam and we go out with my cousins and such. They know where to be in what day. You will have 100% greater experience and mutch cheaper, when you have local who negotiate all the prices for you. Then its not expensive at all. And we like to party where the Tanzanians are, not the tourist places. All friend i bring there love it and always traveling back because how mutch they enjoy it.

@samuelwainaina1155

9 ай бұрын

Don't say better if not offering proper comparisons like being or having lived in the two cities.

@enockt6218

9 ай бұрын

@@samuelwainaina1155 "Well Tanzania its even better if you know the locals" I compared to know the locals and not know any. get it? never mention any other country to compare it to.

@samuelwainaina1155

9 ай бұрын

@@enockt6218 it's even better is English innit, go further to avoid misunderstandings. Yeah it's better..... comprendre?

@enockt6218

9 ай бұрын

@@samuelwainaina1155 Yeah you will enjoy Tanzania better if you know the locals the guy on the video said its expensive. Because he get diffrent price then the people from there. When you know the local you know where to BE and you will get better price. So like i said Tanzania is even better when you know the locals. If you do not get it and you assume something else, well lets leave it like that.

Nice Pod, New Sub

The Dallas part got me on the ground😂😂