Відео

Please, I’m from uk London and I’ll be in Kampala next week, any chance of meeting up with you guys? Thanks 😊

You’re very inspiring

Brokers are a nightmare

ILLEGAL TO COLLECT RAIN WATER! thats crazy

Welcome home! Encourage some of black friends in the states to move to Uganda.

I have been watching guys A big welcome to U G. 😂e.g Uganda 🇺🇬 much love ❣️

They gone try ya'll all the time. You're Americans. $$$ is what they see when you're American. You gone experience alata 'different.' L

Love this because I'm going to Jinja, Uganda soon. Kampala's a little too fast for me. Much love from Atlanta, GA. P.S. Can you speak Luganda? Do you have to sometimes? Or, is everything done in English?

I'm really happy to hear from you lovely people, really missed you alot and been often checking on your page for updates. May God keep opening up more ways to make everything better in our motherland Uganda.

It’s a challenge trying to explain a true black person experience about America because they propaganda’d MARKETED the U.S. like it’s a wonderful place when it is definitely an alternate reality. I can’t wait to meet yall!! My husband and I have been working out plans to revisit. Keep fingers crossed for us.

Hey family. I'm sorry I missed the live. I'm back in America working for the cruise season. I hope I can catch you guys next time. I'm happy to see you guys again family. Take care until next time.

Y'all are trailblazers Your kids will find this easier They'll get to dodge uncle Sam when they get citizenship

Ts been a while…

Why sellouts

It’s good to see yall ! You have been missed! I have so much to chat about but Lawd to keep from making a library book….! I am just happy to see yall!! I have a question: How is culture set in UGANDA ON THE BACK END….in the ground? Who set it? I am wondering.

You are supposed to eat matooke with stew. It's esp great with 'luwombo' stew. Otw, it's tasteless if you eat it by itself.😅

Welcome back home beautiful African family, we wish you success and abundance in all your endeavors in the motherland, may our ancestors protect and guide you.

You guys cruck me up I really missed you,and I’m quite sure a lot of people love your content. Guys,keep doing your thing, and I’m quite sure your channel is gonna grow with more content as your business grows. I’m so proud of you that you chose the right country and you’re doing business the right way (no back door stuff) and trust me it’s gonna payoff big time and I think it’s a blessing in disguise for starting other business once you get this business established.

Yes the city is really bad with shootings. I didn't really know how bad KC was till I moved here.

16:35 what??? 😂 What kind of person goes into a poor neighborhood and starts talking down on the people...even in the poorest neighborhoods of America you can drink the water... The nerve of him to say ...get me out of here .. lol That story got me tight...

Thanks for all this information

I understand how people feel going to Africa and experiencing these things, but my wife and I are business owners in the US. we have issues in the US that makes that entire situation seem small.

Welcome home great family. You’re doing great so far and love your persistence. Please carry on I know challenges are absolutely inevitable whenever you move into another country particularly developing countries. I’m well aware you came from totally different settings which’s more transparent in comparison to where you’re right now but I trust you’re in a right spot and things will get better. Try to tap into networking with individuals of authorities probably O. Duke Jackson ( kenganda) could link you to guys like Frank Tumwebaze he’s a minister probably for Agriculture and animal husbandry. I believe Oshay has a personal relationship with that minister.

I lived in Uganda for 11 years. This is really great advice. I'm new to your channel today but really enjoying your content :)

Keep posted videos, your channel will blow up 😉

In my African country, it depends where you go. If you go to a market or a tailor, a hairdresser, then the prices are negotiable. But if you go to a restaurant, hotel, or a supermarket, pharmacy, hospital, club, then the prices are not negotiable 😂😂

We are here in Kampala now. Uganda will be our new home.

THANK YOU

Moving there soon

THANK YOU

That’s so nice of you to acknowledge the positives in Uganda 🇺🇬 am sure you feel so at home already. Wishing you the best ❤

I love your content Awesome content 😊

You almost sound like you're not from the US. customers service in the US is sh,,, you're the the life. And don't even realize it, enjoy your blessings, you can't live like that no where in the US. Promise. ❤

US is full of liers 😮

Americans aren't used to hospitality

You can't go to Walmart short 😂

See would've been short in us.

Sounds like cali driving to me 😅

Here from San Diego Keep up the good work stay strong and positive,you will make it

I love your channel 🎉

How much in dollars? 1 dollar is 3660 shillings….

Damn 🤯 nobody told you about the tap water. You must boil it before using!

In Ugandan 🇺🇬 culture women kneel in deference to men, it's Ugandan etiquette.

Great video !

I love your channel but you guys are too negative It’s hard for some people subscribe to your channel

Well...this lady is just being nice with the comparisons but we get it. Nairobi is way more developed and prolly more fun than Kampala, but its all good, it's one love to all our brothers and sisters across the motherland. If Uganda can get the infrastructure right, then we'll get there one day. Best wishes to you all.

How are you Zara and Julius? The thing I like about what you have said is that "culture shocks" you are experiencing in my native Uganda show us what we need to do to clean up our act. It takes people like you from abroad to let us know what we are doing well and what we are not or what needs to be done to make life better. We often take our way of life for granted, without realising that we may not be doing what is right. Thank you for your observation.

Wonderful! The cost of living makes it all possible in Uganda, doesn't it? But it is actually the culture and how you are treated by the people that matters more than just about everything else. Thank you for appreciating my native country. No wonder that it is the "Pearl of Africa."

As a Ugandan who lives in Europe now, the Pet peeves mentioned drive me up the walllllllll. 😂

An ordinary Ugandans even those that are far better off will expect anyone from a developed to be richer and it is because of the picture given to us from the media, movies