That looks like a neighborhood in the United States. But, needs to be fully paved. Also, have an independent super market within the estate or even even make it a Kinshasa city annex by building multiple neighborhoods that look just like that one.
True talk my bro, those are my thoughts as well. The management of this place needs to improved, because what they have is purely golden, but am sure they will as competition grows. God Bless you bro
Thank you my Pastor. You can't imagine how glad I am reading this comment from you, it gives meaning to everything we are attempting to do with this channel. May God continue to Bless you Pastor Tony.
Thanks Christine. It's my great pleasure and privilege to even be in this God's own Country- the DRC. So, I just love to show it to the World. God Bless you sister. Help to spread the channel by sharing with friends and family. Pls ask them to support us by subscribing to this channel
It's a good start, with all these people suggesting that they should do this and that, it should look like London or a city in the United States, Rome was not built in one day, also we are not going to turn our African nations in a new America or Europe. So stop comparing .
Hey bro, just discovered your channel and subscribed. Beautiful video indeed! You’re right bro, Congolese diaspora and other African brothers need to invest in this beautiful land. Thank God, Congo is a very hospitable country, so everyone with good intentions is more than welcome to invest in Congo, my beautiful homeland!
Thanks bro for joining us, and subscribing. You are absolutely right, Congo is a very hospitable Country, and is very open to all good intentioned people to come and invest here. Right now, the very majority of investors in the DRC are not African, what that will mean is that tomorrow we will have little or no economic impact in the most consequential African Nation because we failed to recognize opportunities in time. Like i continue to say, while there can be many individual impact from the diaspora, the major impact from the diaspora will need to be in collective forms of investment groups. We should be smart enough now,- by virtue of our enlightenment, education, and our experiences gathered from living abroad, to recognize this fact, and act on it . A simple project of 20-30 African diaspora in the US (for example) to build a 10 story, 60 Apartment Building in Gombe or Limete in kinshasa, will yield them lofty returns infinitely, this is not rocket science my brothers and sisters. Those so called foreign investors, are doing just same thing right now, and are growing formidable wealth from it, here in Africa. We simply just can't ignore this. Lets start loving each other enough, to start trusting, and investing with each other, to grow together as proud Sons and Daughters of our Mother- Africa. Am waiting for suggestions. Thanks bro, and God Bless you
Nice a state needs school near by for families thank you again for this videos we just need the government to lay some good foundations for diasporas , Congo can be very challenging for somoene coming from abroad people are not that adventurous if you get what I mean anything new so it can be a bit challenging,the state needs a little bit of an improvement ,i get what you’re saying the river is not that use it needs some yachts or boat recreation area to really put more value on the area but then as a residential area maybe they thought to keep down not to turn it to Las Vegas 😁😁😁it needs some areas for kids to play a corner shop pharmacy it lacking something !!!
Beautiful estate yes, my father owns a couple of apartments in there. Took him a couple of years of endless court proceedings and almost a heart attack to get keys to his apartments handed to him and that’s despite having all the proof of sale and commitment agreement between him and the estate management. The owner has a very bad rep because he’s done this to countless of buyers. You give him the money, he promises you the world that he never intends to deliver or sales you an apartment that he has already sold to someone else. He used to work with a mafia of corrupt politicians who would protect him. Don’t know if his practices are still on going because it was the old regime that he had in his pocket. Africa is good but this kind of corruption is killing us. Many people give up on investment opportunities because of the headaches. My advice if you buy here make sure you’re getting keys to your house right away
These are sold out. They even sale them before they’re finished. But many of them are bought by people that live abroad. It mights also be the time of the day the vid was filmed. Kin is very hot
That is a lie! Stop lying to people! Sir do not believe everything.. Fally doesn't own any of the houses there. That house you saw belongs to someone else who actually let Fally stay for some time. It was proven by one journalist who personally went there to investigate the story. When the truth came out, Fally filled with shame and anger, decided to get the journalist arrested for interfering in his private life.
La cité du fleuve n'est pas encore finie. Après les constructions il y aura l'asphalte et l'électricité. Les magasins aussi viendront après. Mais ma question est : la cité du fleuve c'est la même chose que la ville Kotoko ? La ville Kotoko sera à Maluku et non le long du fleuve, right ?
The city of river Congo still under construction, all those things mentioned above will be in the city ... Just try to get ur own place and build your house as well.. we really in need of investment in Congo..
Very much so my brother, you can see new buildings coming up there, and besides, there is a large swampy land adjacent to this estate, that can be sand-filled for development. Kinshasa can only go up now. God Bless you bro
@@adelen9937c n est pas adapté au salaire d congolais le smc est d 170 dollars aucune banque peut octroyer un crédit il faut voler pour accéder à ces logements
It does look like places in the United States. And the problem with what you see is that almost EVERYTHING is imported. The cars, the materials, the HAC systems, the fences, etc. While this looks gorgeous, it is really a testament to how dysfunctional and poorly managed the country is.
Look at the bright side my bro. Every problem you just mentioned is a million dollar opportunity for you and my other prothers and sisters in diaspora, that's the way I want us to start looking at these things from now on bro. This is already happening in places like Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Ruanda, etc, and you can't believe the progress in these Countries right now. Finding solutions to existing problems is the key to success for us bro. Thanks, and God Bless you bro.
@@travelvlogsbylasarian.9465 Thank you for the response and very well said. I have to agree that it's a process, an opportunity. I only wanted to make sure that we all understand what we are really seeing.
Thanks bro. I am still looking for more conversations as to how we can synergize to take advantage of these opportunities all around us. I don't have all the answers, am hoping some of us in the diaspora will begin to engage.
That looks like a neighborhood in the United States. But, needs to be fully paved. Also, have an independent super market within the estate or even even make it a Kinshasa city annex by building multiple neighborhoods that look just like that one.
True talk my bro, those are my thoughts as well. The management of this place needs to improved, because what they have is purely golden, but am sure they will as competition grows. God Bless you bro
Can anybody go there
Sure.
I can't believe this is Congo. I left it 22 years ago. Now, you have given me a taste to come back. Thank you bro. Keep the good work.
Thank you my Pastor. You can't imagine how glad I am reading this comment from you, it gives meaning to everything we are attempting to do with this channel. May God continue to Bless you Pastor Tony.
Wow you made it I really love 💖 this city I can't wait to come to visit Kinshasa it's very very beautiful good job my brother keep up kitoko
Thanks bro, God Bless you
Si tout le Congo était construit comme tel ; ce serait wonderfull
Thank you brother for showing us our beautifull contry.
Thanks Christine. It's my great pleasure and privilege to even be in this God's own Country- the DRC. So, I just love to show it to the World. God Bless you sister. Help to spread the channel by sharing with friends and family. Pls ask them to support us by subscribing to this channel
Beautiful city God bless DRC🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩
It's a good start, with all these people suggesting that they should do this and that, it should look like London or a city in the United States, Rome was not built in one day, also we are not going to turn our African nations in a new America or Europe. So stop comparing .
best video and image is excellently clear
Thanks , God Bless you
Hey bro, just discovered your channel and subscribed. Beautiful video indeed! You’re right bro, Congolese diaspora and other African brothers need to invest in this beautiful land. Thank God, Congo is a very hospitable country, so everyone with good intentions is more than welcome to invest in Congo, my beautiful homeland!
Thanks bro for joining us, and subscribing. You are absolutely right, Congo is a very hospitable Country, and is very open to all good intentioned people to come and invest here. Right now, the very majority of investors in the DRC are not African, what that will mean is that tomorrow we will have little or no economic impact in the most consequential African Nation because we failed to recognize opportunities in time. Like i continue to say, while there can be many individual impact from the diaspora, the major impact from the diaspora will need to be in collective forms of investment groups. We should be smart enough now,- by virtue of our enlightenment, education, and our experiences gathered from living abroad, to recognize this fact, and act on it . A simple project of 20-30 African diaspora in the US (for example) to build a 10 story, 60 Apartment Building in Gombe or Limete in kinshasa, will yield them lofty returns infinitely, this is not rocket science my brothers and sisters. Those so called foreign investors, are doing just same thing right now, and are growing formidable wealth from it, here in Africa. We simply just can't ignore this. Lets start loving each other enough, to start trusting, and investing with each other, to grow together as proud Sons and Daughters of our Mother- Africa. Am waiting for suggestions. Thanks bro, and God Bless you
Beautiful video my brother
Keep up the good work
Thanks my bro. God Bless you
Thank you very much to people Drc kinshasa
I am glad that Africa is transforming so greatly.
Yes oh my ogbe . The future is Africa. God Bless
Nice a state needs school near by for families thank you again for this videos we just need the government to lay some good foundations for diasporas , Congo can be very challenging for somoene coming from abroad people are not that adventurous if you get what I mean anything new so it can be a bit challenging,the state needs a little bit of an improvement ,i get what you’re saying the river is not that use it needs some yachts or boat recreation area to really put more value on the area but then as a residential area maybe they thought to keep down not to turn it to Las Vegas 😁😁😁it needs some areas for kids to play a corner shop pharmacy it lacking something !!!
My dear Valerie, you are very much on point.
Beautiful estate yes, my father owns a couple of apartments in there. Took him a couple of years of endless court proceedings and almost a heart attack to get keys to his apartments handed to him and that’s despite having all the proof of sale and commitment agreement between him and the estate management. The owner has a very bad rep because he’s done this to countless of buyers. You give him the money, he promises you the world that he never intends to deliver or sales you an apartment that he has already sold to someone else. He used to work with a mafia of corrupt politicians who would protect him. Don’t know if his practices are still on going because it was the old regime that he had in his pocket. Africa is good but this kind of corruption is killing us. Many people give up on investment opportunities because of the headaches. My advice if you buy here make sure you’re getting keys to your house right away
Merci beaucoup,un homme averti en vaut deux 👍🏾
*Fantastic you already have*
Africa. The best place to leave.
Thanks. I know you mean best place to live. God Bless you bro.
Good job brother, Nice video
Thanks. God Bless you
Thank u so much 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️
Bless you bro
I love your channel ❤
Thanks bro, God Bless you
The houses seem unoccupied meaning it must be very costly above normal market price
My bro, you know Kinshasa is very expensive city. Am told the houses start at $350,000. Got that from a resident there.
@@travelvlogsbylasarian.9465 Imagine that; no wonder the houses remain empty after circa 8 years 😲
These are sold out. They even sale them before they’re finished. But many of them are bought by people that live abroad. It mights also be the time of the day the vid was filmed. Kin is very hot
Thanks. We must build news cities. A part from colonial town or city.
You are so right. God Bless you
Fally Ipupa has about 3 houses inside the cite du fleuve and he doesn't live there, all his houses are rented..
Wow! Thanks for that info. Bravo to one of the greatest artist on this planet for making such good investments in his home City.
That is a lie! Stop lying to people! Sir do not believe everything.. Fally doesn't own any of the houses there. That house you saw belongs to someone else who actually let Fally stay for some time. It was proven by one journalist who personally went there to investigate the story. When the truth came out, Fally filled with shame and anger, decided to get the journalist arrested for interfering in his private life.
@@believegb3691 jealous is a disease 😂🤣😂😂😂😂
Cool 😎
Any one in the world with a big project to build a mall in that irland will be welcome in the Dr Congo.
I agree with you
This is Miami beach
Very nice!
Beaucoup d espace
Thanks for the videos however would you please correct the name of the city. Je vous remercie.
Thank you for showing us around. Do you have to pay to enter cite d'fleuve?
No, but men, they are so strick about letting people go in there.
@@travelvlogsbylasarian.9465 Thank you for your response and keep up the good work.
La cité du fleuve n'est pas encore finie. Après les constructions il y aura l'asphalte et l'électricité. Les magasins aussi viendront après. Mais ma question est : la cité du fleuve c'est la même chose que la ville Kotoko ? La ville Kotoko sera à Maluku et non le long du fleuve, right ?
The city of river Congo still under construction, all those things mentioned above will be in the city ... Just try to get ur own place and build your house as well.. we really in need of investment in Congo..
Axel 2020 merci beaucoup pour ces informations, tiens nous au courant pour les investissements 👍🏾🙂
citè du flueve it's built on the river. That city wasn't there before it was a river before all that land.
Yes, that's what am told. Ingenious. We need more projects of this level of thinking in Kinshasa. Thanks Etanga . God Bless you
Tanks very much for this video...i would like to know if the projet is progressing...?
Very much so my brother, you can see new buildings coming up there, and besides, there is a large swampy land adjacent to this estate, that can be sand-filled for development. Kinshasa can only go up now. God Bless you bro
Where are you from original men ? Are you foramen
Nigeria
Ici pas besoin de fermer la porte à clef
Personne is n t the salaire for pay he house in Congo adapté the house for house pay i do to adapté their live tour t’osons faillite
What language is that??
@@adelen9937c n est pas adapté au salaire d congolais le smc est d 170 dollars aucune banque peut octroyer un crédit il faut voler pour accéder à ces logements
@@godetshamala9684 merci pr l éclaircissement en français c est mieux
Where are you from sir?
Nigeria bro
Hello
How can I get to live in Kinshasa I'm now sitting in kigali
Hi bro, you have to plan a trip to visit kinshasa first. Am told kigali is a wonderful pls also. God Bless you bro
It does look like places in the United States. And the problem with what you see is that almost EVERYTHING is imported. The cars, the materials, the HAC systems, the fences, etc. While this looks gorgeous, it is really a testament to how dysfunctional and poorly managed the country is.
Look at the bright side my bro. Every problem you just mentioned is a million dollar opportunity for you and my other prothers and sisters in diaspora, that's the way I want us to start looking at these things from now on bro. This is already happening in places like Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Ruanda, etc, and you can't believe the progress in these Countries right now. Finding solutions to existing problems is the key to success for us bro. Thanks, and God Bless you bro.
@@travelvlogsbylasarian.9465 Thank you for the response and very well said. I have to agree that it's a process, an opportunity. I only wanted to make sure that we all understand what we are really seeing.
Thanks bro. I am still looking for more conversations as to how we can synergize to take advantage of these opportunities all around us. I don't have all the answers, am hoping some of us in the diaspora will begin to engage.
No good road!
C moche cette cité. Ça ressemble aux Hlm honnêtement