For anyone wondering, I live in Madagascar and living with 900USD per month is considered being rich. To cover your basic needs (food, transport, rent for a 1 bedroom apartment, hygiene products, water and electricity) I would say 200 USD a month is the minimum. However, the legal minimum salary here is 250 000 Ar (60 USD) a month.
Thanks very true I visited Madagascar: tana and Mahajanga and a few other cities this past June. Am considering moving here , question how do you get your money since there are no U.S. banks in country?
I don't know who needs to see this but am here to just tell you that this week the Lord shall come through for you and bring a smile on your face,you too shall know true happiness.😊🥰🙏❤️
Mama Lisa is a wonderful woman. A role model. She has adapted to those conditions and confronting to the real world. I love her. Greetings from Belgium. I've been to Madagascar but as a tourist they are very relaxed people and there are many opportunities to develop.
Wow!! I'm so glad that I found this youtube channel, and I applaud her she's a Godsend to their communities. I would love to donate and find out more about her organization
MAMA LISA REMIND ME OF MY MAMA SHE WEAR THEM SAME HATS SAME COLOR SAME NOSE SAME EARRINGS SAME HAIR SAME AGE BLACK AMERICAN 🇺🇸 PEOPLE ARE SUPERIOR SUPERHEROES! 🫶🏿✊🏿✌🏿🇺🇸
See, that's another business y'all can start in Africa, a hostel for teens leaving the Orphanages, hostels typically in Africa are used by students who don't want to live on campus, or want another cheap form of accommodations, but you can start one for teens that are being kicked out of Orphanages, give them a place to stay until they can get themselves organized.
I'm curious to know what she means by no systemic Racism. Because if Whites or those considered White or of a lighter complexion, Live a better quality of Life then I'd Wonder if that's True🤔 Also are the people in media and on advertisements including billboards all white 🤔 ( white in Mind! ) including the President!👈 I've seen a video showing a prison in Madagascar that is Horrific beyond belief! Certainly Madagascar has its Beauty, but one must look much closer to really see how some societies have Covert Racism! And just because there are a majority people with brown skin doesn't mean there's no systemic Racism, I've learned that from being in a country in southeast Asia for well over a decade! Racism is Sinister!, Evil!, Especially when it's made to believe it's Non-existent!👈🤔
hi there,I'd like to thanks Unapologetic Nomads for their video about my country! Racism unfortunately exit in Madagascar but in different way! it's show up more in like Union or marriage of two lovers with different ethnicity not skin colour most of the time both families don't accept their union for example! I'll said that systemic racism doesn't exist or it does but not in the same form as in other countries. You can access everything rent a house,buy things, make a loan to the bank ,go to school, access to public administration and government jobs and function no matter your skin color or ethnicity (because it's not black and white as in the US for example) And you can clearly see mix representation on the TV and radio. You can see faire and more deep skin tone as a TV anchor,ads, movies etc Racism existe is more linked to tradition in my point of view,for example there are a lot of sacred place (lake, traditional cult) where access to some ethnicity fo example to swim in it are forbidden for certain ethics group... it's more linked to fight and loss during kingdom wars with two monarch of two different ethnic groups.
@@ramanantsoajesse that's extremely informative! All things regarding discrimination racism and tribalism are difficult to solve over short periods. Madagascar seems like an interesting place for some foreigners to reside in or immigrate to. My concern often is Corruption! American prisons are stuffed to capacity due to Corruption and many other reasons. I wish the Unapologetic Nomads could delve more Deeply into topics surrounding foreigners being able to stay in Madagascar long term and all that's necessary to function and thrive to have a good life and what we as Diaspora can do to assist the Malagasy people to elevate and progress in their country. Sadly many or most Black Americans want to leave the states but Africans shouldn't have to or feel the need to leave Africa! We can all Win!💯👈
To Unapologetic Nomads - I've Noticed you often use the word " Nice "! I used to use that word as well until i learned from a video on UA-cam that the Etymology of the word means " Foolish "! Then i looked it up in the dictionary. It may be better to use some other word when speaking to others despite any contemporary meaning of that word. Looking forward to more videos about Madagascar!
For anyone wondering, I live in Madagascar and living with 900USD per month is considered being rich.
To cover your basic needs (food, transport, rent for a 1 bedroom apartment, hygiene products, water and electricity) I would say 200 USD a month is the minimum. However, the legal minimum salary here is 250 000 Ar (60 USD) a month.
Thank you for this
is this for real?!
Much respect for the wonderful work your doing helping people, God bless you.
Thanks very true I visited Madagascar: tana and Mahajanga and a few other cities this past June. Am considering moving here , question how do you get your money since there are no U.S. banks in country?
@@charlielema8626 I am Malagasy so I don't know about that. However I think that if you open a bank account here, you can easily get your money wired.
I don't know who needs to see this but am here to just tell you that this week the Lord shall come through for you and bring a smile on your face,you too shall know true happiness.😊🥰🙏❤️
Amen asé
amen
The lord is within, not without
@@Ragodband5(“amen”) is actually Amun ra from ancient kemet.
Mama Lisa is a wonderful woman. A role model. She has adapted to those conditions and confronting to the real world. I love her. Greetings from Belgium. I've been to Madagascar but as a tourist they are very relaxed people and there are many opportunities to develop.
Thank you for your kind words. I love living my life in service to others, and in Madagascar, a very little help goes a very long way.
I doubt Madagascar is poor, the people just forget the vale of living a natural life and protecting their resources.
Wow!! I'm so glad that I found this youtube channel, and I applaud her she's a Godsend to their communities. I would love to donate and find out more about her organization
I feel like USA has Hawaii, Japan has Okinawa and Africa has Madagascar.
And they're all Asians
Hey Fam!! Hope you all are having an amazing day!🙏🏾
She's gorgeous
At what point do they mention the cost of living where does it mention in the video? Thank you.
This lady is an angel this what people with kind heart do think other people instead your self GOD bless
MAMA LISA REMIND ME OF MY MAMA SHE WEAR THEM SAME HATS SAME COLOR SAME NOSE SAME EARRINGS SAME HAIR SAME AGE BLACK AMERICAN 🇺🇸 PEOPLE ARE SUPERIOR SUPERHEROES! 🫶🏿✊🏿✌🏿🇺🇸
See, that's another business y'all can start in Africa, a hostel for teens leaving the Orphanages, hostels typically in Africa are used by students who don't want to live on campus, or want another cheap form of accommodations, but you can start one for teens that are being kicked out of Orphanages, give them a place to stay until they can get themselves organized.
Bless this young lady although she retired. She is young at heart. I wish her well.
This video is so encouraging thanks for encouraging
Nothing to do with cost of living.
Wooow 🤩 mama Lisa is amazing. Your most captivating guest thus fat in Madagascar. I love 💕 her, she’s phenomenal 🌸🏝🌸
Aww, thank you. You are too kind.
God bless this lady for helping all the kids with her retirement.
Hey guys!! Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
I’m sorry about the young ladies who were put out. Every good person deserve an opportunity in life. I said a good person.
Most of Madagascar's people are Asians. The Indonesia found that island.
I want to visit this country I'm look for a personal tour guide to show me around for the first time
I like the way mama Lisa dressed up; she looks like malagasy woman.😊
Wow awesome lady 😊
I remember when she went.
How much French is being spoken or do you need to speak Malagasy instead or also? Are you In Tana?
Nice content & it’s good to see fellow blacks helping the needy around them like my sister Lisa is doing. Nice video content & thanks
Where you in Austins live under Abraham Abraham?
Can you recommend me a good guide there?
cost of living??????????????
God bless Lisa
Would really be nice to not have to pay for the remainder of the video. This is bait and switch.
Mad A Gas Car.... Like some American car event
Thank you ❤
Thank you so much for this video my country 😍😍
Great conversations, thank you Mama Lisa take them to the beach. I love Majunga
I prefer to live in Laos more safe
I'm curious to know what she means by no systemic Racism. Because if Whites or those considered White or of a lighter complexion, Live a better quality of Life then I'd Wonder if that's True🤔
Also are the people in media and on advertisements including billboards all white 🤔 ( white in Mind! ) including the President!👈
I've seen a video showing a prison in Madagascar that is Horrific beyond belief! Certainly Madagascar has its Beauty, but one must look much closer to really see how some societies have Covert Racism! And just because there are a majority people with brown skin doesn't mean there's no systemic Racism, I've learned that from being in a country in southeast Asia for well over a decade! Racism is Sinister!, Evil!, Especially when it's made to believe it's Non-existent!👈🤔
hi there,I'd like to thanks Unapologetic Nomads for their video about my country!
Racism unfortunately exit in Madagascar but in different way! it's show up more in like Union or marriage of two lovers with different ethnicity not skin colour most of the time both families don't accept their union for example!
I'll said that systemic racism doesn't exist or it does but not in the same form as in other countries. You can access everything rent a house,buy things, make a loan to the bank ,go to school, access to public administration and government jobs and function no matter your skin color or ethnicity (because it's not black and white as in the US for example)
And you can clearly see mix representation on the TV and radio. You can see faire and more deep skin tone as a TV anchor,ads, movies etc
Racism existe is more linked to tradition in my point of view,for example there are a lot of sacred place (lake, traditional cult) where access to some ethnicity fo example to swim in it are forbidden for certain ethics group... it's more linked to fight and loss during kingdom wars with two monarch of two different ethnic groups.
Thank you for this.
@@ramanantsoajesse that's extremely informative! All things regarding discrimination racism and tribalism are difficult to solve over short periods. Madagascar seems like an interesting place for some foreigners to reside in or immigrate to. My concern often is Corruption! American prisons are stuffed to capacity due to Corruption and many other reasons. I wish the Unapologetic Nomads could delve more Deeply into topics surrounding foreigners being able to stay in Madagascar long term and all that's necessary to function and thrive to have a good life and what we as Diaspora can do to assist the Malagasy people to elevate and progress in their country. Sadly many or most Black Americans want to leave the states but Africans shouldn't have to or feel the need to leave Africa! We can all Win!💯👈
@@Unmad Yw! Never any bad intent from my comments! Simply always have the desire for KNOWLEDGE, TRUTH! and UNDERSTANDING!👈💯🤔
🤍🤍🤍
Salama eh ! Mirary soa ho anareo 😊.
I wish I was there now.
To Unapologetic Nomads - I've Noticed you often use the word " Nice "! I used to use that word as well until i learned from a video on UA-cam that the Etymology of the word means " Foolish "! Then i looked it up in the dictionary. It may be better to use some other word when speaking to others despite any contemporary meaning of that word.
Looking forward to more videos about Madagascar!
Nice comment
@@Unmad Whoa 😮
Lost me at, "Didn't like Belize at all."