What come May I will forever love my country for God and my country I have been in Kenya ,Congo,and many other countries and currently in USA but uganda will forever be my dear mother land and i pray for my country to develop like other countries people admire
Good show guys, I am a Kenyan but I have also been to Uganda so many times. things don't happen overnight, its a journey and Uganda will get there. it took Kenya 20 years to invest heavily on the internet, to now having free Wi fi on some streets. its a journey and Uganda will have affordable internet and that will attract more people to youtube, and tiktok
Ohhh please don’t wish that upon them. We’re close enough. They can visit. They don’t need the destruction which full capitalism leaves in it wake. It’s the last of the truly beautiful rural places you can go to find out how God made the earth. Jungles. Animals. Rivers . I hope it never changes. I hope Ugandans learn the value of what they have and protect it.
The best thing about Kenya is how accommodating and open-minded everyone is. I started noticing this way back in the early 2000's when there was an influx of South Sudanese immigrants and they were welcomed and assimilated in the Kenyan system. In addition there are Somalis, Ethiopians, Rwandese and of late Congolese people in large numbers living, working and socializing freely in Kenya. This is the African Spirit we hope to see nurtured across borders this decade. Kudos to this channel and the team for being part of the revolution.
@@bella-qz6ls of course there are isolated cases here and there but I can guarantee you most Africans treat each other well, it's only at times politicians use our identities to divide us, for example in SA
True , kenganda is one of the biggest intellectual knowledgeable podcast about Black diaspora in Africa right now , much love oshay & team “, Yah gotta keep the fire burning 🔥💪🏽
It's certainly entertaining , and often informative. But to call it intellectual and knowledgeable is a wide stretch. Just search through you'll find some eyebrow raising segments full of ignorantand misleading guests.
⏰TIMESTAMPS by [K] 00:00 - Introduction and discussion about the influence of podcasts in Africa 03:15 - yagga's reason for moving to Kenya and the comparison between Uganda and Kenya's social media and entertainment industry 06:28 - Discussion about social life and infrastructure in Nairobi versus Uganda 09:30 - Discussion about multilingualism and the advantage of speaking Swahili in East Africa 12:28 - Humorous discussion about travelling experiences within and outside Uganda 15:32 - Discusses his Pan-African dating show's viewership metrics in Kenya. 18:42 - Compares opportunities in Uganda and Nairobi, highlighting the challenges and benefits. 21:59 - Discusses the paradox of Nairobi being more expensive yet offering more value than Kampala. 25:34 - Discusses the relative calmness of Nairobi's city center compared to Kampala's. 28:45 - Brian shares his journey as a pioneering content creator in Uganda. 32:11 - Kampala street content creation is challenging due to local restrictions. 35:37 - Brands exploit unknowing content creators, offering low pay for high reach. 39:06 - In Uganda, creators are often forced to undervalue their work. 42:34 - Kenyan brands are willing to invest in talent from Uganda. 46:15 - The group discusses the potential impact of content creators moving to Kenya. 49:38 - He highlights the talent in Uganda and mentions the lack of incentivization. 53:25 - He emphasizes the importance of collaboration for growth and international recognition. 57:27 - The group talk about the need for personal initiative and recognition of individual efforts. 1:00:37 - Aspires to represent East Africa, encouraging collaboration among regional content creators. 1:03:33 - Acknowledges Uganda's growth potential, yet contrasts it with Kenya's readiness. LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE✅
Even in Kenya there are many content creators who run their channels in their respective local languages! Especially the Kikuyu language. And they are very successful.
@@alexkibe4179Luyhas don't speak the same language. On the other hand, not only are Kikuyu speakers a lot, but the language is mutually intelligible with the Embu, Ambeere language, even the Kamba language. So a lot of folks tune in to Kikuyu TikTok, UA-cam. Lastly, might not be a big edge on Luyhas & Kales, but Kikuyus do on average have more spending power, more exposed, closer to Nairobi and the amenities that Nai has, like stable electricity, which comes quite handy when consuming content.
This is a GREAT podcast! I enjoy the topics and content! Im an African American living abroad. I lived in Uganda for about a year and I've been to Kenya. So I can definitely see the comparison in what you all are saying. Im sure the content creators do much better in Kenya than Uganda. I can definitely see that.
Anyone can make money under any type of government. That political ideology trip you're on is full of b.s. Just being for real. I'm sure you consider China under a dictatorship when its actually a government system.
@rhoenasshenanigans8332 What I know about Uganda is that they're under a dictatorship. And you can't compare a dictated country to a democratic country, simple. Show me a developed dictated country and please don't mention Rwanda because roads isn't development, and if you think its it shows how your dictatorship propaganda has won over your minds. I repeat Uganda will remain backwards as long as its under the rule of one mind and it's ideas.
Even in America I still crave my motherland everyday..I have been to different countries in Africa besides Uganda but there will never ever be a place like my motherland. Uganda is heaven on earth for someone as long as your wallet is loaded because everything you yearn for will be there as long as you can afford it.
I’m a Kenyan currently living in Kampala. The irony is that despite being born and raised in Nairobi and with all the ease of convenience that it has to offer in comparison to UG, I prefer it here than at home. Maybe it’s an age factor (I’m in my late 30s) but I really don’t care for all the hustle and bustle that is Nbi. There’s a vibe with Ugandan people generally, that I enjoy. Ofcourse there are some annoyances here and there with life here, but overall, I love it here. And yes, all I see around here is boundless opportunities. The average Kenyan hustler would really thrive over here
One thing i have realised with ugandans,they are not attention seekers,they are not competiting with any other country.they do their own way coz they like their life style in their country. So comparison is uncalled for. Each country is unique in its own way.
I do love that you all are sharing these intellectual facets with authentic business analysis!! Thumbs up thumbs up OSHA DUKE JACKSON @ KENGANDA TEAM!! You give me life!! 🤞🏾🫶🏾🙏🏾
I love that saying, "You Give me life". That's exactly how I feel about this podcast. I watch daily and watch some discussions over and over. I can't wait to be in East Africa again. ❤❤❤❤
The internet in Kenya is just beginning. government is rolling 100k kilometres of fiber optics, setting up over 21k free WiFi hotspots.... Besides, the government in partnership with private sector are rolling smartphones worth 40USD. Ecommerce, and digital space is going to explode
It's true Kenyans will support every good content creator/music regardless of your origin. Even my daughter does hair/ dressing style stuff on TikTok and we don't have to worry about her school pocket money😂😂. If oshay was in Kenya, he would probably be an ambassador for the diaspora.
I am from Kenya and SO impressed by your content! Very smart objective thinkers you are! Glad I've discovered you guys. You don't need to relocate to Kenya but you're very welcome. Just do like Wode Maya. Regular trips to the 254, collaborations with Kenyan creators and discussion topics about us (like this video) will make us subscribe to you in big numbers. All the best guys! You're world class!
Thanks guys for the work done. but Home is home, the best weakness we have some Africans is that we hate our homes and we love our neighborhoods the most or other countries. its good to love them but you have to priorities your home country, its ok to go to other countries because they are far way better than us, learn something good, bring it home and develop your home country too. Make your home a better place to be. its starts with you. Some go for greener pastures. But once the deal is done. come back and change your home.
You're absolutely Right my sister. Bring it back home. That's what the Chinese have done for over 30 years. They send that money to China every month. They return to the village 2-3 times a year or whatever is affordable! No Brain drain in China. ❤❤❤
Genuine Dinka brother right there. Much love from Nairobi. I've been to Kampala, Mubende, Fort Portal and Kasese. Uganda is imprinted in my heart. I understand the privilege of living in Nairobi but any chance I get, I head out to see my friends in that beautiful country.
There's a low key African brain-drain moving towards Kenya but don't worry, there has been a high key brain-drain from Kenya to the West. However, one of Kenya's greatest income earner is the diaspora remittances. So if Kenya is creating an African diaspora then that is good for all Africans.
Hello you all! Thank you for having this podcast. I stumbled upon this podcast last week or so and I enjoy it very much. I'm glad you are created this podcast because there was so much to learn. There was a lot to learn about the different countries of Africa than what I've researched already or heard about. I like the fact how you and all other guests talk about traveling to different countries in Africa before settling and I also enjoyed the topics that you are come up with. I was always interested in Africa since I was a kid. I also love the music more so the the older African music. I also love the accents regardless what part of Africa you are from I'm from New York but my parents originally from haiti. So it's just good to know about other black countries. Keep up the good work and I hope this podcast last for last for how many years to come. All of you and your guests drop a lot of wisdom and open one's eyes about many things. And greatly appreciate it. You are also crack me up. Especially that gentleman Bran with his nice looking self. God bless you all, be well and and be safe. Much love
Each podcast, I am saying "wow" this was the BEST! This is so sophisticated and yet realistic and ground breaking! It is 7 am on the east coast in usa and I woke up listening to Kengame❤❤❤😂 Your cast is always interesting, intelligent and bring the 🔥
Brian used to attack kenya on TikTok but here on camera you are very humble, facts flowing left right and center... we love our Africa but Nairobi is really grown
I am writing from North America. I am saving for my first trip to Africa. I learned some Swahili. It sounds like spanish and italian some words to me. letters e/i and i/e.
@@irineougo2677 Oh! I did not know this information, thank you. This makes sense now. In Arabic there are many words that sound like Spanish. Now I'm going to study so I can teach myself Swahili. Thank you.
@@soldbyginanegron7287 Spanish has a lot of Arabic words too due to the Arabic conquest a long time ago.....like Pantalon, which means pants in Arabic and Spanish
Content creator's in Uganda, Understand this, you are part of the EAC. All you need is your ID to visit any Kenyan city. Come here, build your channel and go back home to promote your own space.
@@tonygee5680 Abundance is your friend. You don't need to worry about the amount of gold. The richest people are not the ones who mine gold but the ones who sell shovels and pitch forks to gold miners. 😉 Wacha kufukuza biashara msee. Omoka! Yaani mkenya unafukuza customer? Umelala design Gani msee?
The data bundles thing I agree. They deplete quickly.But wi-fi though is very cheap and affordable and easily accessible in Kenya. It has also become widely used.
I see many millionaires and billionaires and middle class people in ugsnda enjoying their lives,not even dreaming of going to other countries. We havr the best food,best weather,welcoming people and preserved culture. What else do i need from a country like kenya who are ever striking because of high prices of basic needs like food. Uganda the land of milk and honey we are fine with our vibes. People are not going to eat internet or skyscrappers. Those who are not comfartable can go wherever they want
Kenya is where it is because of our constitution, We have a right to picket for better services and it works, where has your dictator and "billionaires" taken you, your country is nothing to write home about? Wee wacha...mbu Kenya does not have food.....TF you talking about???
All the time u have been in Uganda u have not seen rich people. Do u want to say that Uganda is only for the poor, or u actually don't know Uganda. In Uganda most of the businesses are owned by ugandans a ll over this country. Kenya which u like comparing with Uganda, Nairobi and Mombasa is entirely owned by foreigners.
There was a time all kenyans were going to makerere university what happened,that shows you Uganda was better sometime back but i can see opportunities there
That was the case in the last millenia because university education worked like this, Uganda's Makerere was designated for the arts and social sciences, Tanzania is where law students went, health sciences and engineering students went to Kenya but this has changed. Another reason is education is cheap in Uganda.
I only new Brian when he started doing content for Kenya ,, i find him funny hehe and i even wondered when he says he started long time ago ,, i think he needs to relocate to Kenya
Listen facts are facts. There seems to be a certain easiness in Kenya rather than ug that manifest even through the great vine #kaboozi. As for me it's been two decades since I stepped foot back home.
Am following from far bt the price depend with availabilities ,the more the comodoties the less the price and vise verser...so with time uganda is going to reach there soon
This is a great channel, can't wait for more, am a Kenyan but I would like to visit and live in Kampala to actually extend my business . I just got surprised how you guys pay $300 for a one bedroom apartment! that would be a 4 bedroom apartment in Embu😂!
Uganda must change a lot of stuff beginning at the airport and store hotels no hospitality at the airport. No good service they must improve to the service of people.
As a Kenyan, I can definitely attest to the fact that Kenya’s internet connectivity and speed is among the best in Africa, if not the whole world 🌍 For people like me who do business online, or any other businesses that are online based like vlogging, blogging, e-commerce and such, then Kenya 🇰🇪 is definitely the best place to be 😊👍 Trust me, even UA-camrs from other African countries like Nigeria, Uganda, Burundi and many more are flocking to Kenya to enjoy our fast and reliable internet connections! The fact that a Kenyan UA-camr can create a video and it gets hundreds of thousands of views within a short time shows you the crazy number of people who are online in Kenya 🇰🇪 And it’s only going to get better as our government has plans to build over 100,000 Km of fiber optic networks and 25,000 free Wi-Fi hotspots across Kenya by 2025! But even as we currently speak, there are a lot of options to choose from in Kenya as far as ISPs are concerned, and this competition allows the cost of internet to be cheaper and reliable at the same time! Not forgetting the entry of starlink in Kenya this month, and Safaricom also plans to offer satellite internet services via starlink’s rival AST SpaceMobile! Having said that, Kenya 🇰🇪 wants to establish itself as the digital and technology hub of Africa! And I believe we are on the right track to achieving this objective!
@@TheTororist he is being honest. The communication authority of Kenya is currently laying down 100k plus kilometres of fibre optics cables largely focusing on the remotest counties in Kenya
I believe it is the government to negotiate for its people with monetarizibg content. Kenyan government has worked with companies like youtube, tik tok, and creat governing law to monetarize content.
I have another question how is the disabled population in Africa especially vision and hearing impairments? If some people with disabilities want to move out of the US and go to africa, are they or would they be able to? Do they have any form of services in certain African countries that accommodate persons with disabilities with everyday living, medical Care transportation working etc is it possible to have a topic about that?
With almost 30 million luganda speakers in Uganda, non luganda content creators will always have something of an uphill climb. Then sometimes English comes off as elitist or simply unfamiliar.
Kenyans let's gather here n salute this Sudanese bro. Very articulate n informed
We are here 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Tuko
Tuko area the guy is so inform
Uganda Kenya 🇰🇪 🇺🇬 one love
What come May I will forever love my country for God and my country I have been in Kenya ,Congo,and many other countries and currently in USA but uganda will forever be my dear mother land and i pray for my country to develop like other countries people admire
Good show guys, I am a Kenyan but I have also been to Uganda so many times. things don't happen overnight, its a journey and Uganda will get there. it took Kenya 20 years to invest heavily on the internet, to now having free Wi fi on some streets. its a journey and Uganda will have affordable internet and that will attract more people to youtube, and tiktok
Ohhh please don’t wish that upon them. We’re close enough. They can visit. They don’t need the destruction which full capitalism leaves in it wake. It’s the last of the truly beautiful rural places you can go to find out how God made the earth. Jungles. Animals. Rivers . I hope it never changes. I hope Ugandans learn the value of what they have and protect it.
Very true. Also a large number of traders in Gikomba one of Nairobi's largest open air markets are Chagas from Tanzania
The best thing about Kenya is how accommodating and open-minded everyone is. I started noticing this way back in the early 2000's when there was an influx of South Sudanese immigrants and they were welcomed and assimilated in the Kenyan system. In addition there are Somalis, Ethiopians, Rwandese and of late Congolese people in large numbers living, working and socializing freely in Kenya. This is the African Spirit we hope to see nurtured across borders this decade. Kudos to this channel and the team for being part of the revolution.
Unfortunately,Kenyans don't get that treatment in most of these countries..
dont forget nigerians. roysambu is like a nigerian town in kenya
@@bella-qz6ls of course there are isolated cases here and there but I can guarantee you most Africans treat each other well, it's only at times politicians use our identities to divide us, for example in SA
@@TheTororist Nigeria ndogo 😁, how could I forget our West African Brodas
@@bella-qz6lstrue especially in TZ
True , kenganda is one of the biggest intellectual knowledgeable podcast about Black diaspora in Africa right now , much love oshay & team “, Yah gotta keep the fire burning 🔥💪🏽
💯✊🏿
It's certainly entertaining , and often informative. But to call it intellectual and knowledgeable is a wide stretch. Just search through you'll find some eyebrow raising segments full of ignorantand misleading guests.
Even Tanzanian music giants, thr likes of Diamond, Ali Kiba, Ryvanny, etc., they all get most of their youtube views from Kenya.
Everybody knows dat
KENYA is the future for sure! I will never get tired of saying this 🇰🇪❤️
B4 saying that... The least you should own is a real estate property... Otherwise "than that" dreams are valid
If Kenya reduces corruption by just 25% imagine how far she can go.
⏰TIMESTAMPS by [K]
00:00 - Introduction and discussion about the influence of podcasts in Africa
03:15 - yagga's reason for moving to Kenya and the comparison between Uganda and Kenya's social media and entertainment industry
06:28 - Discussion about social life and infrastructure in Nairobi versus Uganda
09:30 - Discussion about multilingualism and the advantage of speaking Swahili in East Africa
12:28 - Humorous discussion about travelling experiences within and outside Uganda
15:32 - Discusses his Pan-African dating show's viewership metrics in Kenya.
18:42 - Compares opportunities in Uganda and Nairobi, highlighting the challenges and benefits.
21:59 - Discusses the paradox of Nairobi being more expensive yet offering more value than Kampala.
25:34 - Discusses the relative calmness of Nairobi's city center compared to Kampala's.
28:45 - Brian shares his journey as a pioneering content creator in Uganda.
32:11 - Kampala street content creation is challenging due to local restrictions.
35:37 - Brands exploit unknowing content creators, offering low pay for high reach.
39:06 - In Uganda, creators are often forced to undervalue their work.
42:34 - Kenyan brands are willing to invest in talent from Uganda.
46:15 - The group discusses the potential impact of content creators moving to Kenya.
49:38 - He highlights the talent in Uganda and mentions the lack of incentivization.
53:25 - He emphasizes the importance of collaboration for growth and international recognition.
57:27 - The group talk about the need for personal initiative and recognition of individual efforts.
1:00:37 - Aspires to represent East Africa, encouraging collaboration among regional content creators.
1:03:33 - Acknowledges Uganda's growth potential, yet contrasts it with Kenya's readiness.
LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE✅
Even in Kenya there are many content creators who run their channels in their respective local languages! Especially the Kikuyu language. And they are very successful.
Yes Kikuyu content creators do very well.
It’s a no brainer that kikuyu content creators do very well coz we are the largest ethnic group in kenya 🇰🇪 Lol 🙄
Well, exposure too. If you take the aspect of population only, Luhyas and kalenjins should be competing closely....
@@alexkibe4179Luyhas don't speak the same language. On the other hand, not only are Kikuyu speakers a lot, but the language is mutually intelligible with the Embu, Ambeere language, even the Kamba language. So a lot of folks tune in to Kikuyu TikTok, UA-cam. Lastly, might not be a big edge on Luyhas & Kales, but Kikuyus do on average have more spending power, more exposed, closer to Nairobi and the amenities that Nai has, like stable electricity, which comes quite handy when consuming content.
@@thedante7722 People love Kikuyus! I noticed even Luos tune in to watch Kikuyu UA-camrs lol 😅
This is a GREAT podcast! I enjoy the topics and content! Im an African American living abroad. I lived in Uganda for about a year and I've been to Kenya. So I can definitely see the comparison in what you all are saying. Im sure the content creators do much better in Kenya than Uganda. I can definitely see that.
The Capital city of the world is Kenya. Kenyans love their coountry
Uganda can't ignore the fact that being under a dictatorship is holding you back. Until you start addressing that issue it will be difficult to grow.
Amen!!!!!
Anyone can make money under any type of government. That political ideology trip you're on is full of b.s. Just being for real. I'm sure you consider China under a dictatorship when its actually a government system.
at least they have peace. see like Sudan
lol what do u know about Uganda hmm ??
@rhoenasshenanigans8332 What I know about Uganda is that they're under a dictatorship. And you can't compare a dictated country to a democratic country, simple. Show me a developed dictated country and please don't mention Rwanda because roads isn't development, and if you think its it shows how your dictatorship propaganda has won over your minds. I repeat Uganda will remain backwards as long as its under the rule of one mind and it's ideas.
300 dollars is a two bedroom ensuite with a lift in Nairobi.
Even in America I still crave my motherland everyday..I have been to different countries in Africa besides Uganda but there will never ever be a place like my motherland.
Uganda is heaven on earth for someone as long as your wallet is loaded because everything you yearn for will be there as long as you can afford it.
I’m a Kenyan currently living in Kampala. The irony is that despite being born and raised in Nairobi and with all the ease of convenience that it has to offer in comparison to UG, I prefer it here than at home. Maybe it’s an age factor (I’m in my late 30s) but I really don’t care for all the hustle and bustle that is Nbi. There’s a vibe with Ugandan people generally, that I enjoy. Ofcourse there are some annoyances here and there with life here, but overall, I love it here. And yes, all I see around here is boundless opportunities. The average Kenyan hustler would really thrive over here
Same here kenyan born and raised living in Denmark but i visited uganda twice I fell Inlove with Uganda Especially the climate people and matoke😅
i said thesame thing .. i live in nairobi but i like ug more . i don't know why
Pandering 2.0😂😂😂😂
@@ewm4266 it’s sad that you have such a narrow minded opinion.
@@ewm4266Hatin’.
Just got hold of this pod and. I love it.... Mad Love from Kenya
Kenyan in Finland 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 watching your show and love it.
One thing i have realised with ugandans,they are not attention seekers,they are not competiting with any other country.they do their own way coz they like their life style in their country.
So comparison is uncalled for. Each country is unique in its own way.
💀💀
Facts🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
Thank you!!!
I do love that you all are sharing these intellectual facets with authentic business analysis!! Thumbs up thumbs up OSHA DUKE JACKSON @ KENGANDA TEAM!! You give me life!! 🤞🏾🫶🏾🙏🏾
I love that saying, "You Give me life". That's exactly how I feel about this podcast. I watch daily and watch some discussions over and over. I can't wait to be in East Africa again. ❤❤❤❤
The internet in Kenya is just beginning. government is rolling 100k kilometres of fiber optics, setting up over 21k free WiFi hotspots.... Besides, the government in partnership with private sector are rolling smartphones worth 40USD. Ecommerce, and digital space is going to explode
🙋 kenyan American subscriber here..keep up the great work..
Thanks so much for your support!
Thank you guys,you have sold me on Kenya is better for living , saving money and services 🎉😊
It's true Kenyans will support every good content creator/music regardless of your origin. Even my daughter does hair/ dressing style stuff on TikTok and we don't have to worry about her school pocket money😂😂. If oshay was in Kenya, he would probably be an ambassador for the diaspora.
But I see him wasting away in Kampala but it's okay.
I am from Kenya and SO impressed by your content! Very smart objective thinkers you are! Glad I've discovered you guys. You don't need to relocate to Kenya but you're very welcome. Just do like Wode Maya. Regular trips to the 254, collaborations with Kenyan creators and discussion topics about us (like this video) will make us subscribe to you in big numbers. All the best guys! You're world class!
Thanks so much!!!
Thanks guys for the work done. but Home is home, the best weakness we have some Africans is that we hate our homes and we love our neighborhoods the most or other countries. its good to love them but you have to priorities your home country, its ok to go to other countries because they are far way better than us, learn something good, bring it home and develop your home country too. Make your home a better place to be. its starts with you. Some go for greener pastures. But once the deal is done. come back and change your home.
You're absolutely Right my sister. Bring it back home. That's what the Chinese have done for over 30 years. They send that money to China every month. They return to the village 2-3 times a year or whatever is affordable! No Brain drain in China. ❤❤❤
we love u people from kenya much love be blessed
Greetings and Love from Kenya, we love UG!
Genuine Dinka brother right there. Much love from Nairobi. I've been to Kampala, Mubende, Fort Portal and Kasese. Uganda is imprinted in my heart. I understand the privilege of living in Nairobi but any chance I get, I head out to see my friends in that beautiful country.
Much love to Oshay and the kenganda team for all the work you do. Great content
Yagga sees it like it is. Very practical approach good stuff
There's a low key African brain-drain moving towards Kenya but don't worry, there has been a high key brain-drain from Kenya to the West. However, one of Kenya's greatest income earner is the diaspora remittances. So if Kenya is creating an African diaspora then that is good for all Africans.
I'm glad i discovered this pod,as a Kenyan,very eloquent views🇰🇪
We are so happy to have you thanks!
Thank you for appreciating 🇰🇪
Another good one in the can. Thx guys
Hello you all! Thank you for having this podcast. I stumbled upon this podcast last week or so and I enjoy it very much. I'm glad you are created this podcast because there was so much to learn. There was a lot to learn about the different countries of Africa than what I've researched already or heard about. I like the fact how you and all other guests talk about traveling to different countries in Africa before settling and I also enjoyed the topics that you are come up with. I was always interested in Africa since I was a kid. I also love the music more so the the older African music. I also love the accents regardless what part of Africa you are from I'm from New York but my parents originally from haiti. So it's just good to know about other black countries. Keep up the good work and I hope this podcast last for last for how many years to come. All of you and your guests drop a lot of wisdom and open one's eyes about many things. And greatly appreciate it. You are also crack me up. Especially that gentleman Bran with his nice looking self. God bless you all, be well and and be safe. Much love
Each podcast, I am saying "wow" this was the BEST! This is so sophisticated and yet realistic and ground breaking! It is 7 am on the east coast in usa and I woke up listening to Kengame❤❤❤😂 Your cast is always interesting, intelligent and bring the 🔥
We love you guys ❤❤❤❤❤❤ much love from 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Uganda still a couple strides back.- Don’t even see signs of this getting better !
Get that old man out of power
Who do you feed again? Mstw!!!
@@milarsejemba313 Take your poor manners back to the village from whence you came !
❤ you Uganda.."we rise" Vivaa east Africa.
GREAT TALK!!
Hey thanks bro we here you are a great influencer in nairobi from someone we know !
Brian used to attack kenya on TikTok but here on camera you are very humble, facts flowing left right and center... we love our Africa but Nairobi is really grown
Good content guys😊👌❤️much love from 🇰🇪254
I LOVE ME SOME RACHEL💖 ! Wama Rachel, Awangaale Maaso Moogi 👑 !
I am from USA 🇺🇸 and my first place I went was Uganda 🇺🇬 north Uganda gulu 😅2018 and I love it and every year I go there
There’s too much money there
You're always welcome to Gulu
I'm from Kenya great conversation
Good vibes about my country Kenya.
Welcome to Nairobi.
There's a Kenyan podcaster called Andrew Kibe. He's possibly one of the biggest podcasters in Africa.
True kibe is a best
Andrew kibe is only huge in Kenya. Give us numbers to support your argument. Don't be too local.
kibe is watched worldwide my friend lupi
I am writing from North America. I am saving for my first trip to Africa. I learned some Swahili. It sounds like spanish and italian some words to me. letters e/i and i/e.
Swahili sounds more like Arabic 😊
@@irineougo2677 Oh! I did not know this information, thank you. This makes sense now. In Arabic there are many words that sound like Spanish. Now I'm going to study so I can teach myself Swahili. Thank you.
@@soldbyginanegron7287you are welcome. Swahili borrowed from Arabic alot of words
@@soldbyginanegron7287 Spanish has a lot of Arabic words too due to the Arabic conquest a long time ago.....like Pantalon, which means pants in Arabic and Spanish
@@irineougo2677 Kiswahili is a Bantu language.
Very beautiful and educative episode .
We need to come together and move forward together
Content creator's in Uganda, Understand this, you are part of the EAC. All you need is your ID to visit any Kenyan city. Come here, build your channel and go back home to promote your own space.
Nooo please don’t come we’re full 😢😢😢😢if anything we need some people to go back
@@tonygee5680 Abundance is your friend. You don't need to worry about the amount of gold. The richest people are not the ones who mine gold but the ones who sell shovels and pitch forks to gold miners. 😉 Wacha kufukuza biashara msee. Omoka! Yaani mkenya unafukuza customer? Umelala design Gani msee?
The data bundles thing I agree. They deplete quickly.But wi-fi though is very cheap and affordable and easily accessible in Kenya. It has also become widely used.
Love the content...first guy accent amazing
We have seen a great South Sudanese who represented his country well. Nice.
Wow Joanita 😘 You want to move to Kenya? 🇰🇪 You’re so much welcome 🤗 to Kenya my sister 🤗 Feel free to pop in anytime you want!
Nakuja
@@joanitamaaya Welcome Sweetie
Joanita are be much humbled to host you
Karibu sana, our Ugandan sis 💟
As Kenyan all EAC members are unique and the future is bright.They're all gems.
So impressed by your content! Kenyan Love
Thank you so much for commenting ❤
I am from Kenya Currently and watching this discussion. Guys you are just honest
Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
This is very accurate💯🇰🇪🇰🇪
Big up all of you guys ❤
I see many millionaires and billionaires and middle class people in ugsnda enjoying their lives,not even dreaming of going to other countries.
We havr the best food,best weather,welcoming people and preserved culture.
What else do i need from a country like kenya who are ever striking because of high prices of basic needs like food.
Uganda the land of milk and honey we are fine with our vibes.
People are not going to eat internet or skyscrappers. Those who are not comfartable can go wherever they want
What billionaires are in Uganda
@@Kenganda😂😂😂😂
Kenya is where it is because of our constitution, We have a right to picket for better services and it works, where has your dictator and "billionaires" taken you, your country is nothing to write home about? Wee wacha...mbu Kenya does not have food.....TF you talking about???
All the time u have been in Uganda u have not seen rich people. Do u want to say that Uganda is only for the poor, or u actually don't know Uganda.
In Uganda most of the businesses are owned by ugandans a ll over this country. Kenya which u like comparing with Uganda, Nairobi and Mombasa is entirely owned by foreigners.
@@Kengandadollars or shillings? 😅😅😅
There was a time all kenyans were going to makerere university what happened,that shows you Uganda was better sometime back but i can see opportunities there
That was the case in the last millenia because university education worked like this, Uganda's Makerere was designated for the arts and social sciences, Tanzania is where law students went, health sciences and engineering students went to Kenya but this has changed. Another reason is education is cheap in Uganda.
I love the way you pronounce Uganda.
I only new Brian when he started doing content for Kenya ,, i find him funny hehe and i even wondered when he says he started long time ago ,, i think he needs to relocate to Kenya
❤❤❤❤ great love to the brother from SS
Listen facts are facts. There seems to be a certain easiness in Kenya rather than ug that manifest even through the great vine #kaboozi. As for me it's been two decades since I stepped foot back home.
Am following from far bt the price depend with availabilities ,the more the comodoties the less the price and vise verser...so with time uganda is going to reach there soon
NBO the NY of Africa. Always amazing when I hear good comments from foreigners. Also, I need to start appreciating my City more fr.
You speak the truth!!! Waganda waliharibu walingiza mumbo yasiyasa.myaka tatu yiliyopita.Governnent wakasirika:vibaya sana.
In Kenya data bundle is more affordable. With 100 shillings I can get 6 GB bundle with 1000 ksh I get 50 GB for one month of fast internet.
This is a great channel, can't wait for more, am a Kenyan but I would like to visit and live in Kampala to actually extend my business . I just got surprised how you guys pay $300 for a one bedroom apartment! that would be a 4 bedroom apartment in Embu😂!
Yagga is such an honest G
Guys you need to do a collaboration podcast with mics are open from kenya. would love to see that happening.
Great work bro I’m Kenya 🇰🇪
Its just that we are hardworkers in kenya maybe, yeah
I really love your podcast from Kenya 🇰🇪
Kenya is always open to all Africans
Kenya subscriber watching 🇰🇪🇰🇪
Thanks so much for your support
Salute to everybody on the show
love from KE
One love East Africa and the rest of Africa ❤🇰🇪
Uganda must change a lot of stuff beginning at the airport and store hotels no hospitality at the airport. No good service they must improve to the service of people.
I have been looking for the brown rice in Kampala for long...hook me up brother
Uganda is Beutiful, and trust me when i say this as a Nairobian
The cost of internet has contributed to the downfall of Uganda. Internet is so expensive.
It affected many Africa countries not just Uganda
Internet feeds you? Mstw!
Things will get better.
As a Kenyan, I can definitely attest to the fact that Kenya’s internet connectivity and speed is among the best in Africa, if not the whole world 🌍
For people like me who do business online, or any other businesses that are online based like vlogging, blogging, e-commerce and such, then Kenya 🇰🇪 is definitely the best place to be 😊👍
Trust me, even UA-camrs from other African countries like Nigeria, Uganda, Burundi and many more are flocking to Kenya to enjoy our fast and reliable internet connections!
The fact that a Kenyan UA-camr can create a video and it gets hundreds of thousands of views within a short time shows you the crazy number of people who are online in Kenya 🇰🇪
And it’s only going to get better as our government has plans to build over 100,000 Km of fiber optic networks and 25,000 free Wi-Fi hotspots across Kenya by 2025!
But even as we currently speak, there are a lot of options to choose from in Kenya as far as ISPs are concerned, and this competition allows the cost of internet to be cheaper and reliable at the same time! Not forgetting the entry of starlink in Kenya this month, and Safaricom also plans to offer satellite internet services via starlink’s rival AST SpaceMobile!
Having said that, Kenya 🇰🇪 wants to establish itself as the digital and technology hub of Africa! And I believe we are on the right track to achieving this objective!
South korea is the best in the world
you sound like a govt spokesman haha
@@TheTororist he is being honest. The communication authority of Kenya is currently laying down 100k plus kilometres of fibre optics cables largely focusing on the remotest counties in Kenya
I live in west Europe and Kenyan internet is 100% better than all these European countries
@@nicoledinga9948NO it’s not
I live here too and I know
I believe it is the government to negotiate for its people with monetarizibg content. Kenyan government has worked with companies like youtube, tik tok, and creat governing law to monetarize content.
I love following your episodes cos I admire that lady ,she's beautiful ,alluring and irresistible
Remember things that goes stead and slow will last than things that is quick and blowing up. In case of South Sudan, it is very young.
Love you guys
😂😂😅🤩 give us one music the way he came here
I have another question how is the disabled population in Africa especially vision and hearing impairments? If some people with disabilities want to move out of the US and go to africa, are they or would they be able to? Do they have any form of services in certain African countries that accommodate persons with disabilities with everyday living, medical Care transportation working etc is it possible to have a topic about that?
Besides the internet. The government is working on a new addressing system, and ubers and e-commerce deliveries will be as good as in developed world
Ha ha
U can't say that u love your mother at same time u back bite her😂😂😂
Content creators need to negotiate with these brands to get their value. Everything is negotiable!
Joanita looks so refreshing!
Thank you 😂
With almost 30 million luganda speakers in Uganda, non luganda content creators will always have something of an uphill climb. Then sometimes English comes off as elitist or simply unfamiliar.