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@thesimppoliceacademy

Ай бұрын

this D "guy" that feel in love with D 1st village girl he seen...the she swung on u and knock your tooth out..WAHALA

As an African I have learnt never to show my fellow Africans i have Money being around ppl who are poor makes you a target especially if you have money. Even just by telling them oh am from America oh am From Uk makes you a target they see you as a walking Bank. People who dont have be very careful around them.

@elijahkarisa6670

Ай бұрын

It’s not only Africans, I live in USA in New York city I almost got killed by black Americans attacked me in my apartment took all my keys including my car keys asked me where I had parked my car took my wallet with all my IDS am telling you black race is like is cursed everywhere most especially here in America.

@mwasUK

Ай бұрын

that is common everywhere. When a white man gets money he also moves to a better neighborhood for security

Glad to see KingObutunda back.

The humble ones are the most dangerous. Because they can scam you and you will be clueless about their intention. Same in Ghana

@imhotep1613

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂. I'm african and I know my continent, you are correct. I always laugh how my cousins ( African Americans) Think it's easy to make it in Africa. Growing up in Africa, we all know how dishonest SOME of us may be, when it comes to money

@joanitamaaya

Ай бұрын

Haha that’s true.

I hope that you know the lady on your show makes you look good. She has sparkle and shine keep her up. Peace and blessings.

@Kenganda

Ай бұрын

lol hopefully we get some more money

@robbycarson4999

Ай бұрын

​@@KengandaWooorrdd!!

@cherylallen9640

Ай бұрын

​@@Kenganda hi

@lovelymusicnow4404

Ай бұрын

@@Kengandawhat’s her name and socials????

@Kenganda

Ай бұрын

@@lovelymusicnow4404 joanitamaaya

Im here now. Learning about the landscape, culture and customs first but i see the potential

@FinkelsteinPalestine

Ай бұрын

I hope it works out for you and you are courageous to follow your dream, as you should. Stay positive!

@joanitamaaya

Ай бұрын

There is definitely potential.

Great show. I'm glad to see the King is back! I truly missed the brother! Also, I'm glad to see the sister

I find it strange & laughable that African-Americans think they can come to Africa and think it would be a walk in the park. As a black South African man, i struggled when I went to Mozambique for a while. Language barrier and cultural differences were crazy. Africa too diverse with too many challenges.

@Kenganda

Ай бұрын

I can admit I believe some people have false confidence

@PoliticalGalaxy2024

Ай бұрын

Why shouldn't it? It's a walk in the park for everybody else

@williammcdaniel4888

Ай бұрын

I tell you one thing though y'all sure do make it easy for the Europeans and the Chinese people to live in Africa they don't seem to have any difficulties living in Africa

@channellwoods

Ай бұрын

@@PoliticalGalaxy2024 those you speak of have control of the minds of the people. They rule the world so that is why they are able to do what they want!

@ruqayyahcurtis7504

Ай бұрын

I don't think ANY AA think coming to Africa is going to be easy!!! I think most are terrified! Even a seasoned traveler who speaks several languages and has planned for many years has a lot of trepidation when it comes to moving permanently. I don't know about Uganda, but I feel comfortable about Kenya and Tanzania. ❤❤❤ I will come to learn first.

oshay, thank you for your work.

Finding people you can trust doing business is no joke in Uganda.

@thebigswermdiggs3383

Ай бұрын

That’s a universal statement

@towncountrygurls8904

Ай бұрын

In Gambia also

@cmichelle6888

Ай бұрын

You are so right about that

@mufasa1794

Ай бұрын

Yes. Bruh they r scammers

@CD-ew8wz

Ай бұрын

You can trust me😊

Lost 40k on business in Uganda. Uganda is not to blame I am due to failure to research best ways to succeed in the chosen industry.

@kylereese4542

Ай бұрын

​@tag4789 True

@joanitamaaya

Ай бұрын

Which business in Uganda.

@kylereese4542

Ай бұрын

@@joanitamaaya he don't know 🤫

This was a great episode. I hope more Black Americans watch many if not all your episodes to learn how to be HUMBLE. It goes a long way world wide. Kudos 👏🏾

Thank You for sharing this information and I will continue to support your efforts to help others with your blogs ❤😊

Great show! Very informative as always.

Very interesting show ! This is probably the most highly well organised pan Africanism show on you tube ..

@Kenganda

Ай бұрын

we are trying!

That’s everywhere outside of the North America or Europe. It happens in the Caribbean too. The locals who have NOT travelled. They will EAT your money down. They come across caring, pretend to be working with you, but actually robbing you. I personally have experienced the exploitation. I do NOT even speak to the builder that built my home. I didn’t allow him to complete the job. He was begging me to take a loan to complete the house. Clearly, showing me that he cared about himself. Even the locals are taken advantaged off.

Wow - very informative

Very interesting conversation. Westerners can relocate from Western country A to B without skipping a step because we're in the Matrix LOL😂. Take us anywhere else is like taking a fish out of water. And that's why we struggle and end up returning home to the West. I think the simplest way for a western to relocate to non-western country is with a remote job from a western country. This might seem like a defeatest attitude but it gets you where you want to be with the safety net to slowly invest or create/build.

@travels-direct3605

Ай бұрын

Baby steps is always the best steps - not a bad thing, foundation is very important so the next generation doesn’t have to “reinvent the wheel” - they can just polish, put rims on it or even make is shine ✨ lol

@SacklunchShacks

Ай бұрын

First things first LEARN THE LANGUAGE !!!!!!!

@ismail8156

Ай бұрын

@BIYShacks - that's definitely helpful, but the gaps go deeper than language. Culture is dynamic, and the differences are just unbelievable

@kevinbrooks5523

Ай бұрын

​@@ismail8156true, because it's very factual that other groups do not spend time learning the languages

@hellisgood666

Ай бұрын

ONLY way unless retired

I really enjoy this podcast. It's one of my favorites by far. Keep up the great work!

Thank you for an insightful programme. Nice to see King Obutunda too.

Great conversation and welcome back king o

So glad to see this episode. Great conversation

Great show nicely done great information.

Coming to Kampala on the 14th.

@Kenganda

Ай бұрын

Wow that’s great enjoy yourself bro!

@theantidotelab709

Ай бұрын

4th trip, my spouse is Ugandan. So I am returning to look at land, meet more family, and tour the countryside. I appreciate the content.

@kelvinwarren8761

Ай бұрын

​@@theantidotelab709That's awesome. Mine is Ugandan too. I'm looking to be there the first week of June.

This is good stuff! I’m glad to hear that these guys are learning and continuing to do business in UGANDA!! I’m a Ugandan leaving in America and my heart is to see Americans thriving in Uganda ❤

Wow, very informative conversation

OMG, It’s all eye opening and interesting..Even as an Ugandan i can be a target for fellow Ugandans it’s a hustle but when you stay alert of the situations 24/7.

@777Omwana

Ай бұрын

Wow. I didn't think bots could be Ugandan.

@ItsladyPreellaa

Ай бұрын

@@777Omwana Go away! Rubbish💩

Kenganda! ❤❤❤Keep up the good work,. From a ugandan living in sweden

This is a good show. They are authentic.

This is always very informative ❤

Nice to see the Ugandan Royalty, King Obutunda back again !

Eventually home is best..whether you are African American or Chinese or Ugandan. You will find yourself back home.. simple wisdom

I believe there is a huge difference in being humble and being docile. Humbleness in my opinion, makes you approachable and easy to work with/for. It doesn't mean that you lack confidence or expertise. Running a business is very humbling. I know that people's lives not just my families life but these other people and their families depend on me. Just as me and my family depend on them. It's stressful, it's humbling, and gratifying.

Welcome back, King Obutunda!

Nigeria Is The Best Fit For African Americans

@LetsTravelhannel

Ай бұрын

Why?

@SunseedStarchild

Ай бұрын

Some say it's South Africa - I'd love to see a conversation on this.

Great interview. I truly enjoy this episode. I agree, it’s interesting that we work for million dollar corporations in the states but rarely do we work together. OShay, why is it that you had to travel all the way to Africa to learn to put individualism aside and learn to be team/community oriented?

This is a good one

I remember the girl friend broke his teeth ! The in the Nike cap

@SShine-xp9ob

Ай бұрын

Why? And is there a video about it?

We have si much to learn from each other. This is how it starts. It's a great time to witness the beginning

The king is back

Good info!

America is not good for King Obutunda’s weight

Jose Duke Jackson do not speak for all black Americans. There's a reason why we have So many historical psychologists and they have business departments. They have so many different degrees of economics and finance. I know, I'll say, just come from a terrible family. Fix down on black Americans so that he can survive and hustle in Uganda and feel comfortable.

Strong show! Organize, Organize, Organize!!!

THE KING OBUTUNDA MUCH LOVE BRO

So happy to see 👀 @kingobutunda again! Prefer the group discussion. Shout out to Agaba too. Thanks y'all.

Good to see king back.❤

Started the show speaking nonsense. "In America, we don't need each other." We absolutely do need one another, just as much as we do abroad. This kind of thinking is why we're at the bottom in America. No group economics, no influence on geopolitics, no control over resources, no control over jobs, and we own less than .5% of the wealth in America.

@user-carolynjohnson

Ай бұрын

He didn’t mean it in a disrespectful way!! I know what he meant was individually as a black American!🇺🇸 example: I live with my daughter and her kids and spouse. if we don’t have money to pay a bill or don’t have food that does not affect my next-door neighbors! We moved into a three bedroom three bath,on 3-1-2024. none of Our neighbors come to our place to say hi my name is. And what he saying is true on the show!! it’s sad but FACTS. I like to know my neighbor here in America. But we don’t need each other to build our life! And Africa community and family pull together to help each other.we Don’t even open our homes up to strangers. It could be our neighbor we suggest they go to a community shelter. Or church

@sarahnamazzi8855

Ай бұрын

U are right. But I think what he meant is the degree of dependence. Especially in day to day activities.

@Silverbackugx

Ай бұрын

​@@user-carolynjohnsonthank you , 🙏🏾

Young People we are proud of you! my MOG preach a message ages ago- E very business will go through 4 stages Seed- business idea Birth - Beginning introduction Burial- the tough times those that praise you trying to sabatoge your business Resurrection- The Comeback is strong!Your business start booming out if nowhere.. many don't make it past the burial state as they see the business as a fail...this is when you revamp pray & pracice patience like you never had too!❤❤🎉

Yo Oshay its some brothers there in uganda they have international marijuana export company,i met them one is from Oklahoma and the other is from the islands,the one from the virgin islands also has a micro financing company,i met them in Loboa, quality there always eating in caramel's

Chew that money. I’m good forever on Africa.

All Black People need each other, but that mindset is what keeps us at the bottom

This lady is a whole vibe❤

I believe Black people/black Americans are business minded

EXACTLY!!!!!! 💯

I didn't start to find success in Africa until I learned to NOT expect honesty or transparency, to supervise and follow up on everything. Marcus was also the first to mention to me the need for food with some flavor and an American Southern style fried chicken restaurant including the sides👀. He opened my eyes to filling the needs. Although I don't agree that a college degree is the magic ticket to success, especially in a developing country, leadership is not in the curriculum of most degree paths as Marcus pointed out, this is a Hall of Fame episode Great job guys. If you know any Black Americans with experience in AC and refrigeration they could lock up the game in the right location. Getting outside of Kampala exposes many other opportunities with much greater ease of movement.

Am Ugandan but I have lived in UK a while, all that you say is true. The humbleness is nice but can be annoying.

You're very right 100%. But have never gave up though however was born in Uganda but based in the uk

Obutunda looking good.

Well done ...

@Kenganda

Ай бұрын

thanks so much how are u!

@kenganda ODJ your next project must be to bring together resources for: 1. Market research 2. Immigration lawyers 3. Business Advisory services So that repats can make informed decisions about investing in Africa before leabing their jobs and blowing all their savings. It's too risky to try and do proper research in a month or two, without ptoper networks in your target country.

Should write a business plan before you spend a dime on your business.

Nice name man, King Obutunda- Fruity-King

The diaspora brother need to learn that they sometimes need to be tough to the people they employ because that is the up bring from childhood. It's changing these days but slowly.

I remember Obuntunda chose the wrong Ugandan wife, and she beat him up and left. Then he invested in businesses he didn’t know anything about. Lastly hotepin’ in the motherland is not the move, and everyone can’t be successful in Vlogging. I wish him the best, but these moves will get you a one way ticket back to the US.

@briandol7474

Ай бұрын

Is this for real??? Last I saw of him, he was building a house in Uganda... I'g guessing the wife kept it lol.. since the land was under her name... that is a straight up finese.

@R1M1r1m1

Ай бұрын

And he had the nerve to act like Black women in the US are the only ones who act like that. A woman is a woman everywhere and when she feels scorned you will feel the wrath!

@NIO623

Ай бұрын

He did not build any house in Uganda. He was a renter. ​@briandol7474

@briandol7474

Ай бұрын

@@NIO623 I watched numerous videos of his building a house in a rural village. While living in a side house in the compound as the final steps of the construction was being performed

Only 1% VC funding goes to black founders, US with less than 0.4% going to Black women . Black 14% of US population . Less than 3% of Black US income from entrepreneurship more than 95% of Black income in US from employment . Entrepreneurship benefits from strong families ,emotional, financial and ecosystem support . At least 70% of Black adults single . Before 1965 more than 80% of Black adults married .

That’s why the digital world is so important. It lessen the way a thief can rob you specially in a cash environment

@robbycarson4999

Ай бұрын

Cash rules everything!!😂😂😂😂

@hassshoban8206

Ай бұрын

Digital world is worst because you pay someone in USA and you are in Uganda. If the American run with your money that is it nothing you can do.

@channellwoods

Ай бұрын

@@robbycarson4999 yes, in Africa! The rest of the world is digital!

@robbycarson4999

Ай бұрын

@@channellwoods I don't know about the rest of the world n forget about the cities, but have u been to some countries in Asia n South America esp upcountry? Cash is still king out there. So its not only in Africa that cash still rules!

@channellwoods

Ай бұрын

@@robbycarson4999 yes I lived in Korea a years. Most of the world is digital.

Facts

i have a great business plan in Uganda but i need some one who can buy it i have much experience about what am talking of it's a daily bread only time and being patient god bless u

Africa. Needs. Plenty prayers. Most of. Africa. Is evil prayers up

@julielilote3496

Ай бұрын

If you have no strong altar you cannot live in Africa even wazungu are finding it difficult to live in Africa because some Africans have raised powerful altars that is chasing néo colonisers.

It's difficult to start a new business in a new country if you have never done business in your home country.

As a Black American, we have our own culture and want to bring it to Africa and share our knowledge. But, sometimes it’s greeted with corrupted incarnated folks from the mainland. Why is that I wonder? We cannot change the world or anyone’s life circumstances. It’s truly up to them to change their own matrix over there by not being corrupt and taking advantage of kindhearted folks like me who bring opportunities to their land.

@imhotep1613

Ай бұрын

😅😅. Are you planning to move to Africa as well, if I aky ask ?

@themarathoncontinues4211

Ай бұрын

People who speak like you sound like colonisers btw. That’s the exact type of talk they used to justify imposing their way of life on other people. Maybe keep your kind hearted opportunities (really means being an opportunist) to yourself/your people then.

@sarahnamazzi8855

Ай бұрын

But black American your lives aren't the best as a group , so how can u think u can save anyone's life.????

@LetsTravelhannel

Ай бұрын

You're taking things personally. Even locals take advantage of each other. Everything doesn't revolve around you!!!

Here in uganda 80% of work on hand zone starts with u. If u start making money in uganda and emuganda steps in. Just kno ur on road to fail. A good muganda is not there. Work for urself These guys dont have mane. I thought they would buy a house or have an estate. Only speaking nosense. We hv no mercy for such guys. We shall drain u.

@LetsTravelhannel

Ай бұрын

😮😮😮😮

To Gabbs point yes even here in Kenya employees will bring their own stock and sell it instead..so you really need to be there for your biz

Mehn Uganda will humble you real fast. I’m currently in the real estate business, but I’ve been taken through a lot of character development 😂- I’ll not waver though, great opportunities still exist !!

Even me as a Ugandan they chew my money. Ugandans think if you’re their friend or relative they are entitled to your money and free drinks 😂😂😂 it’s both good and bad. Good is that if you’re hungry you can’t fail to find someone to give you food in Uganda. Just go seat at a Rolex stand if they know you around the area all you have to say is you didn’t eat today and boom you get a free Rolex from anyone

Not only in Uganda but all around Africa

Kaaangobutundaaa

I like the point the brother made about the African American savior mentality. Well received here.

@TheChariot99

Ай бұрын

Trust me, most us Africans are laughing when Americans want to save us.

@mstann8153

Ай бұрын

I don’t why a lot’s of African laughing at Americans black when their owe leaders treat their owe black people so bad in different African countries when all is black so you need to laugh at yourself

@bhat_ysrael

Ай бұрын

​@@TheChariot99 ... Do you laugh at the Chinese and Europeans too?

@kevinbrooks5523

Ай бұрын

​@@bhat_ysraelof course not because they have nothing in common with the people who ACTUALLY hate them smh.

@kevinbrooks5523

Ай бұрын

Most AA don't look at Africa as a place to be saved but home and want to live and add to the economy. When is trying to invest in a place referred to as "savior mentality" 🤔.

We need to work in small groups. We need to have one or two locals in our group.

People should bring remote online work. You will need it the first three to five years.

I come from Uganda. My country is like a graveyard where American visions get buried When you come from America to Uganda as an investor, opportunists see you as money making machines. Whoever gets to know that your accent is from America they over charge you for everything

My advise to people who still want to settle in Uganda...plan well and ho do business out of the city...so that orher parts develop....don't settle where its already developed....you will be preyed on....cos of the situation in Uganda that you all will not discuss... Poor governance...

You ARE wrong, but also RIGHT. African principles are human based first and foremost at the core. In essence we do not throw people onto the garbage heap because they do not perform. We recognise that there will be high performers, poor performers and every scale in between.So what do we do with this spread? We do not abandon the non-high performers because they cannot perform for the simple reason that we know we are not performing monkeys in a circus! But also we know that for example a society that values warriors will consider artists non-performers and vice versa. It is all a societal ego-based power and control tug of war. Western Economics which is based on survival of the fittest and the rest be damned to eternal servitude is fundamentally anti-African. So seeing as Africa has chosen to economically align itself with Western philosophy what you, our dear brothers, are facing is an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object. You are in the chaos zone.

the other guest doesn't get an introduction? who is he?

The point is "many moving parts"that is disguised dishonesty

Glad to see you both still here after so many years. Have you ever directed your viewers towards International Banks which pay 8 to 10% or Ugandan Treasury Bonds, which pay 14 - 16% Interest? Rather than invest $100k into a risky business, why not earn 3m to 5m UGX a month in passive interest income with much less risk?

@sarahnamazzi8855

Ай бұрын

Very true. Kengandanations make research on govt bonds in Uganda. Interest rate 15 - 17% . Best in an international bank. Not with agents.

@profgood3925

Ай бұрын

@sarahnamazzi8855 Prior to retiring at 50 I owned a restaurant, laundromat apartments, hundreds of acres of farm land a real estate development company. I was recruited to help create the Entrepreneur Program and taught it for ten years. I used a large part of my profits from my businesses to fund orphanages, agriculture and Micro-loan programs in East Africa for about 20 years. Now that I'm fully retired, I've been investing more in Fixed Deposits and Treasuries in the USA and Uganda because I make more money with far less risk and without the double taxation in the USA and Uganda. Passive income through paper assets have the benefits of time and compound interest. Universal, Whole and Return of Premium Life Insurances are also some of the ingredients that the wealthy use to building generational wealth.

@profgood3925

Ай бұрын

@sarahnamazzi8855 Several banks like ABSA have stopped approving Uganda Treasury Purchase Applications from Americans. IM Bank, Stanbic, and Housing Finance were still taking them last year, but I was told last week that the US Government was restricting regular US citizens from investing except through brokers who charge a fee.

@Kenganda

Ай бұрын

good point!

@Kenganda

Ай бұрын

@@sarahnamazzi8855 we have done shows on this before./

What happened to Jay/SPK Lifestyle? Any updates ?

@Kenganda

Ай бұрын

hes still with Kenganda

Im from Oklahoma and would live to visit africa ...should I read books first ..i dont have a clue on how to step out the box

@jacquelinebl6

17 күн бұрын

Depends on which Country you're planning to visit? Since Africa is a continent with around 54 Countries

You two brothers should hook up together and make that happen! The Lord works in mysterious ways.

@Kenganda

Ай бұрын

hook up doing what?

So wait a minute... No savior mentality ??!! .. Are you saying if I discover a need I should just leave it alone ? I"m a little confuse : is it broke or not ? LoL

@Sonizizi

Ай бұрын

Leave it. Don't put yourself in the spotlight

What do u expect.?????.the inbalace in Ug in terms of people who have money and those who don't is beyond comprehension...

I bet I got you guys beat. I've paid University term fees at least 4 times and graduation requirements when family "couldn't find money" 😂😂... I have learned to peep game a lot sooner.

Whats the name of this lady? Nampenda sana.

@LetsTravelhannel

Ай бұрын

@joanitamaya

@African_Bantu

Ай бұрын

@@LetsTravelhannel Thank you.

29:45 29:45

Very true!! Ugandan are humble monsters. TAKE CARE!!

@LetsTravelhannel

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@victorianakimuli4794

Ай бұрын

Woooh don't generalise some of us r minding our business, there terrible people everywhere

Skinfolk don’t make you kinfolk. My parents are Kenyans and when we visit Kenya, the culture of my parent’s Kikuyu community hollers at me very loudly that I might have Kikuyu names and the Kikuyu look but my psych is very much African American not a Kenya’s I have never really been fluent in.

Shouldve went to Ghana instead 🤷🏾‍♂️

Because we can’t buy land in Uganda we can only lease land which means fix term rent , we shall never own land in Africa

You're going to darbel's countries?Put your trust in poor people as if they don't have to feed their families or their kids.You need to mingle in the immigrant community of Indians Chinese.You need to be around people who are business.And the President of Uganda has even said that Ugandans and Africans have a problem with having a business mindset.They are too tribalistic