🌍 Hi, thanks for watching! 👉🏾 So how can you too move to an African country? Here my advice on 5 ways you can do it: bit.ly/2HCWqpF 👉🏾 Need help deciding which African country to visit first? Here's how to figure it out: bit.ly/2L3sIwp 👉🏾 Thinking about starting a business in Africa? Then read this! bit.ly/2N54Ysr 👉🏾 Looking for more reflections/tips from other African Americans living ALL around Africa PLUS advice on how to relocate to an African country, be sure to visit my website, "African American In Africa": www.aainafrica.com Thanks as always for following my journey :)
Compliments of the season to you and your family, I just love the way you articulate in your videos to the tea, I am sure your videos are helpful to many who wish or intent on travelling to Africa or Namibia to be specific. Am so happy you are back Kaylan, doing what you so naturally blessed to do.Take care and God bless you honey 🥰💗💝.
African Americans folks (Blacks) coming to AFRICA are not necessarily foreigners. Although, they're not absolutely conversant with the continent, taking the time to realistically research and study the ins and outs of the situation; is a great step to pursue. I am in agreement with you. Wishing you and family a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New year!! PEACE...... Africa is indeed the future.
Love your channel especially as you made the big move long before it came trendy and was one of the first African Diaspora I found that had migrated! Please keep the content coming its so inspiring and informative. Can you give any insight into agriculture in Namibia?
Great advice thank you very much, If our people start doing their vacations In the motherland and connected with African diasporas that will open doors to lots of things.
I am African who lives in Central Ilinois...anyone who want to go to Tanzania let me know....i am originally from Tanzania.I will help you as much as i can....
I will also add : Do some research on the internet, google the country, watch UA-cam videos from that country...said hi to your son , he is so handsome.
🌹🤴🏿 *Peace sister! I appreciate you making this video.. 📹 Im new to your channel so im excited to 👀 see the information and experiences youve shared over time.. I myself am planning on at least dual citizenship on the continent one day but I want to visit frequently to determine where exactly Id like to reside.. So your channel is perfect for my 411 journey as of now.. Ty so much for sharing sister!* 🌍🖤
Lance makes me smile. He sparks joy. Such a happy, handsome young boy. Keep up the good work mom and dad. I love your channel and hope to spread the word to increase your subscribers. Your content deserves it. Thanks for all you do! Bye Lance!! :) xxoo
It will be difficult to mingle with the upper class when you get there. Like she said make the connection while you are in the US. For example, I have many African friends in my gym that are willing to help me, should I decide to retire to their country.
What I would add is that you probably want to talk with people who have grown up in America and their family is from the country you are going to. Such individuals are a good "middle ground". They will have an American perspective but some real practical experience in their particular country. You do not want to talk to "national cheerleaders". You want people who will be objective with you since they know both sides.
Hi my Bajan relative i had missed you for sometime and i am hoping things are going great for you and family , now i know you are, your son has grownup and is not mike shy, hope you didn't miss the Independence celebration and were able to view it on CBC TV or you tube. Wish you well.
Thanks for the valuable information. An AA (African American) friend of mine told me that some friends were trying to visit the continent but they could not decide which country to visit because there are too many countries (54) in Africa. After looking at several UA-cam videos , one done by Wode Maya (Africa To The World) of Zanzibar, Tanzania and the beautiful modernized capital city of Dar El Salam, and relative political stability, they visited that country. Since then, they make periodic visits to Tanzania. Namibia is a young independent African country with lots of natural mineral resources, with some of the diamonds in the world. It is very peaceful with a small population. Thanks.
If you're planning to move to Ghana, BADA as well as other organizations, that consist of members from the Diaspora would be happy/honored to assist you. We as displaced Black/African people are a Historical Unique Group [HUG's], of people. BADA can be reached by visiting www.badagh.org Akwaaba
Thank you so much for this. Is it possible you can provide a link to a reputable immigration rep. Perhaps someone you have used in the past? Thank you 💥😊💥
Living in Johannesburg, South Africa... I'd say using online dating apps to meet ppl is great too. I find that Tinder in the States is mostly for hooking up, but in other countries ppl use it to meet people and make friends. Also, InterNations (I think that's the name), was a great way to meet locals and expats with different interests you may like
African Americans are not foreigner in Africa. Find a country you want to stay in and move there. African do not look at African Americans as foreigner. Just like an African americans will move from state to state in the United States that's how Africans move about Africa. Every country is like a state in the United States. Visit first and decide where you want to live. The authorities in these countries (states) will allow you a dual citizenship if that's what you want. Africa is for Africans.
How do l buy land in Namibia? I’m a South African living in Europe at the moment.I feel that South Africa isn’t safe due to crime and l would like to experience living in Namibia.
🌍 Hi, thanks for watching!
👉🏾 So how can you too move to an African country? Here my advice on 5 ways you can do it: bit.ly/2HCWqpF
👉🏾 Need help deciding which African country to visit first? Here's how to figure it out: bit.ly/2L3sIwp
👉🏾 Thinking about starting a business in Africa? Then read this! bit.ly/2N54Ysr
👉🏾 Looking for more reflections/tips from other African Americans living ALL around Africa PLUS advice on how to relocate to an African country, be sure to visit my website, "African American In Africa": www.aainafrica.com
Thanks as always for following my journey :)
Compliments of the season to you and your family, I just love the way you articulate in your videos to the tea, I am sure your videos are helpful to many who wish or intent on travelling to Africa or Namibia to be specific. Am so happy you are back Kaylan, doing what you so naturally blessed to do.Take care and God bless you honey 🥰💗💝.
Glad to see you back
Lance looks like such a happy child...so peaceful and contented.
That makes me smile 😊
Look at that boy..... He has grown. Soooo cuteee
☺️☺️☺️♥️
I’m planning to go to Kenya, Nairobi to be exact. It is very exciting
Welcome to Kenya 🇰🇪 Jambo. Hakuna matata (greetings in Swahili)
Bliss Blissful wow welcome sis I’m from Kenya 🙏
African Americans folks (Blacks) coming to AFRICA are not necessarily foreigners. Although, they're not absolutely conversant with the continent, taking the time to realistically research and study the ins and outs of the situation; is a great step to pursue.
I am in agreement with you. Wishing you and family a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New year!! PEACE......
Africa is indeed the future.
She's back. I Liked, Shared and of course Subscribed and would have gladly sat through the ads if you have them. Thank you for posting.
Indeed she is back. Its indeed the year of return 2019. Celebration time.
Thank you so much 😩♥️♥️♥️
Lance is just so full of joy. I'm loving the fact that you're including him in these videos.
Thank you ☺️
Love your channel especially as you made the big move long before it came trendy and was one of the first African Diaspora I found that had migrated! Please keep the content coming its so inspiring and informative. Can you give any insight into agriculture in Namibia?
AFRICA! I love AFRICA much love to ya'll family all the way from the Southern U.S..
Thanks so much!!
Glad to see you after a long time! I was getting worried that Africa is not giving you the kindness you deserve.
I’m still kickin! 🤗
Im gonna have to watch this about 5 more times.
Is it me or does Lance have a slight Namibian accent? He's so cute and very happy!!!
He does 😊 ♥️♥️♥️
He was born there so he should have a Namibian accent lol
Ohhh yeaaaah baby!!! So excited for the upload. WELCOME BACK
Peace My Sister,good to see you
Great advice thank you very much,
If our people start doing their vacations
In the motherland and connected with African diasporas that will open doors to lots of things.
Thank you for watching!
Thanks .. Thinking about visiting Senegal.
Awww your son is adorable!
Thanks for the helpful tips.
Thank you! ♥️
Keep doing your thing ma'am
Congratulations you have come a long way.
Thanks for the tips! Lance has grown up to be so handsome! 🥰
Thank you! ♥️
I am African who lives in Central Ilinois...anyone who want to go to Tanzania let me know....i am originally from Tanzania.I will help you as much as i can....
Great information
Your son is adorable 😍
Thank you! 😊
Great, useful tips! I remember you did a video a few years ago about expenses and living in Namibia which was awesome as well.
Thank you! ♥️♥️♥️
I missed you soooo much I am glad your back, in the meantime I had to watch other channels like blaxit gambia and wode maya, again glad your back
Omg your son has gotten so big, adorable!
Thank you! ♥️
Great advice welcome back
Indeed year of return
Sister I missed u so much , I was looking for u everywhere
Me too.she is one of the pioneers of this movement on UA-cam. I
hi welcome back, its been a while, wow your son has really grown up.
Awwww he is so cute and really grown fast.
WERE ARE YOU SISTER ?
HAPPY TO SEE YOU AGAIN.
I’m here in Namibia! ☺️
I will also add : Do some research on the internet, google the country, watch UA-cam videos from that country...said hi to your son , he is so handsome.
Great tips, thanks for adding! 👌🏾
🥰🌍
🌹🤴🏿 *Peace sister! I appreciate you making this video.. 📹 Im new to your channel so im excited to 👀 see the information and experiences youve shared over time.. I myself am planning on at least dual citizenship on the continent one day but I want to visit frequently to determine where exactly Id like to reside.. So your channel is perfect for my 411 journey as of now.. Ty so much for sharing sister!* 🌍🖤
Thanks so much, you’re welcome 🌻
Lance is so fun. And he's grown hey? 😊
Yes he has 😩♥️
Lance makes me smile. He sparks joy. Such a happy, handsome young boy. Keep up the good work mom and dad. I love your channel and hope to spread the word to increase your subscribers. Your content deserves it. Thanks for all you do! Bye Lance!! :) xxoo
Impressive!
Heyyyy sis. Where you been? Good to see you and I will be in Ghana in April 😄
It will be difficult to mingle with the upper class when you get there. Like she said make the connection while you are in the US. For example, I have many African friends in my gym that are willing to help me, should I decide to retire to their country.
What I would add is that you probably want to talk with people who have grown up in America and their family is from the country you are going to. Such individuals are a good "middle ground". They will have an American perspective but some real practical experience in their particular country. You do not want to talk to "national cheerleaders". You want people who will be objective with you since they know both sides.
Hi my Bajan relative i had missed you for sometime and i am hoping things are going great for you and family , now i know you are, your son has grownup and is not mike shy, hope you didn't miss the Independence celebration and were able to view it on CBC TV or you tube. Wish you well.
I didn’t watch it but saw a few clips! Will check it out, thanks for the reminder! 🙌🏾
🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧. Wow... to the world!!!
Thanks for the valuable information. An AA (African American) friend of mine told me that some friends were trying to visit the continent but they could not decide which country to visit because there are too many countries (54) in Africa.
After looking at several UA-cam videos , one done by Wode Maya (Africa To The World) of Zanzibar, Tanzania and the beautiful modernized capital city of Dar El Salam, and relative political stability, they visited that country. Since then, they make periodic visits to Tanzania.
Namibia is a young independent African country with lots of natural mineral resources, with some of the diamonds in the world. It is very peaceful with a small population. Thanks.
👏👏👏
Cute kid family.. great video
If you're planning to move to Ghana, BADA as well as other organizations, that consist of members from the Diaspora would be happy/honored to assist you. We as displaced Black/African people are a Historical Unique Group [HUG's], of people. BADA can be reached by visiting www.badagh.org
Akwaaba
Thank you for this video :D This is awesome :)
Greetings from Sweden :)
What a cute little baby😍
So adorable!!!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this. Is it possible you can provide a link to a reputable immigration rep. Perhaps someone you have used in the past? Thank you 💥😊💥
Living in Johannesburg, South Africa... I'd say using online dating apps to meet ppl is great too. I find that Tinder in the States is mostly for hooking up, but in other countries ppl use it to meet people and make friends.
Also, InterNations (I think that's the name), was a great way to meet locals and expats with different interests you may like
Nice to see you again, I thought you are still in the US.
Great tips, thank you for sharing!!
I'm planning on moving to South Africa myself. Any advice?
Have been missing the video's
Thanks for watching ♥️♥️♥️
Sure, I have a channel too , would mean alot if you go check it out
Hi Lance 👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽
👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾
😍😍😍😍❤️
🤗
African Americans are not foreigner in Africa. Find a country you want to stay in and move there. African do not look at African Americans as foreigner. Just like an African americans will move from state to state in the United States that's how Africans move about Africa. Every country is like a state in the United States. Visit first and decide where you want to live. The authorities in these countries (states) will allow you a dual citizenship if that's what you want. Africa is for Africans.
How do l buy land in Namibia? I’m a South African living in Europe at the moment.I feel that South Africa isn’t safe due to crime and l would like to experience living in Namibia.
Girl I need your beauty secrets, looks like you found the fountain of youth in the motherland
Thank u ♥️♥️♥️
The sun perhaps