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.
Kenya kipenzi chetu, hatutaicha milele Daima..(Kenya my love, we will never leave you ever). Now just get rid of the useless politicians , and the country will fly...
Uganda 🇺🇬 🤩I was in Jinja last December. I didn't want to leave. A city seamlessly blending with the countryside. Everything was perfect other than the roads we used - we stayed near Nile Jinja Resort, passing through the beautiful well-maintained military base. Another disadvantage was slow internet - both mobile and WiFi were quite slow. However, Uganda has the best food of all countries I've visited, better than what we have in Kenya 🇰🇪. I can't wait to go back to Uganda and Tanzania. The three countries complement each other and I'm glad we have an East African passport and free movement throughout.
Hallo AEA (I don't really know what ur names are), however I am happy to have stumbled across your video..but because u praised Kenya / Nairobi so much...its natural for us to first subscribe - which I have done - then go for other issues.
I have always loved your content. You should visit Kenya again and go to other cities. The coast is also fun, especially Lamu and Watamu. God bless your work and your family.
I live in New England and have traveled quite a bit. Yes, Kenya has faster internet and better roads than Uganda, but once Uganda fixes those two detractors, then what would be the major complaint? I have been to Kenya and it is developed but I found Malindi and Mombasa too hot and most of their food was fried. Kenya has a lot of American food chains but most of that food is processed and denatured. I don't remember eating fried food in Uganda. Even in the National Parks, or in Kampala, we found the food to be very fresh and tasty. I saw a video of a Ugandan/Kenyan couple comparing the two countries and they mentioned that Nairobi closes down very early while Kampala opens late at night because of safety issues. They also mentioned that a lot of Kenyans go to school in Uganda I am not sure why since Uganda still has the British system O-Level and A-Level and Kenya changed its educational system after independence from Britain. This means Kenyans who want to attend University in Uganda have to take remedial classes? I think Uganda's setback is political and corruption. M7 has a grip on the country but dictatorships eventually come to an end. Corruption is everywhere including the USA. It is a human condition. Lastly, Kenya has had its share of instability and election violence as recently as the 2022 election cycle.
What instability? lol. You don’t have to down Kenya to lift Uganda up. Or lie on Kenya. The 2022 elections were stable. Challenged in court and settled peacefully. Uganda has far more political instability in its history than Kenya has ever had and that’s a fact. And Nairobi does not shut down early. Lmao. Uganda is a very beautiful and wonderful place with many things going for it with welcoming people and great culture. Kampala is a dope city as well. Have confidence in Ug to praise it without feeling you have to step on another country or other countries.
Watch the video of the Kenya/Uganda couple. Too bad I don't remember their name but if what you saying is true, then they lied and the reports on the elections in 2022 were also a lie!?@@DR-lc2oc
You do realise the occasional instability in Kenya is a direct result and a sign of a robust democracy, right? Conversely, the relative stability in UG is a result of living under a dictatorship/Autocracy. Didn't the most popular leadership challenger (Bobby Wine) get harrassed and detained? 🤔
I'm a disenfranchised Ugandan economically and I wouldn't vote for directionless peeps like Bobi Wine who regurgitate talking points to run this country. We deserve better politicians.
To be fair, When other Africans say our food is bad, they don't mean restaurants and cafes. They mean food in the average kenyan home. Growing up kenyan you never know our food is basic and dry until you visit other african homes. Ugandan food makes our ugali/sukuma and other staples taste embarrassingly plain 😂😂
When I visited Uganda, it was always a buffet with a variety to choose from. Even more interesting was that pumpkins, sweet potatoes and matoke were always part of the menu. The fish also tasted different. Very delicious and quite big.
'Especially, I don't have to feel like a weirdo'...That was funny, but I feel her. I did not know that you guys had already visited Nairobi. But in your sausage interview with UG Connect, I had already suggested you people relocating to Nairobi. That hustle can thrive better in Kenya than in UG. But whichever place you settle in, we are one. New subscriber here.
Happy new year from number 52 and thanks for sharing your experience about East Africa and thank you so much for not talking about their politics and that's my advice not to say anything about politics please. Thanks again
Thank you for sharing. Glad the kids had fun. We've been in Nairobi for a couple years now. We still want to see Uganda, Entebbe specifically. We've enjoyed everywhere we've been on the continent so far but Nairobi is home. It's super family friendly. Lots of learning opportunities. Lots of business opportunities. Still many options to make a positive impact on society. But, as with many places on the continent, it's not a place to come looking for work. Come with an entrepreneurial spirit, a retirement income or connect with a multinational who's already here (like Oracle, PWC, Microsoft, etc.) first for better income options.
Welcome back from Nairobi,I think you should try out planet water park in Gabba and the water park in naalya(I believe you and your family will enjoy them) and you can also tryout malls like arena mall,Victoria mall and garden City etc,if you love nature you can tryout the game parks in Western Uganda and westnile region,some of the things are not found in Uganda coz there no demand or market for them here like certain brands and commodities,for the case of houses being expensive(here people prefer renting very cheap houses or building their own houses so the expensive houses are for a certain class of people since here in Uganda every class of people have where they belong),I believe Uganda's economy will get stronger if we have more people like you to invest(coz most of the investors don't have Uganda at heart but only after their selfish gains).
I tell many of my friends that Ugandan houses and land are very expensive for nothing compare to other countries, in Uganda you can spend days with no electricity or water and many roads are very very bad and still they make prices very high to buy and you can use the same money to buy somewhere in USA where you get services😢 for sure it's crazy. Which I think they don't know what makes a house or a Land to be expensive but they just ask for more and more money.
As someone whose father , and grandparents where brick layers. And who owns property in uganda. It's is a different ball game than United States. We build out of bricks. And most of our building materials are imported . It's very very very expensive import especially through Kenya, they corrupt like hell The Kenyan police and Uganda police are only intrested in coming in your pocket.. Why don't you people try it ?
I am Ugandan and to be fair to my fellow Ugandans who don't speak highly of their country right now, the current political climate doesn't favor the majority. Many Ugandans yearn for a positive change in the governance which is why those who can leave have opted to do so. Nonetheless, Uganda is a beautiful country which is faced with a political dilemma. And we all know politics governs almost every sector of a country. I currenlty live in the US but visit Uganda as often as I can.
Honestly its the same in basically every country right now. Politics always favours corporations and ruling class. True chnge happens at a local level from the ground up, not from voting/protesting
In 1971 Idi Amin staged a coup against President Milton Obote and became president of Uganda . Milton Obote had criticized the apartheid regime in South Africa and the UK government detested his position on South Africa . Britain then supported Idi Amin’s coup against Milton Obote .
You may not know it by now but you just got bit by the Nairobi bug. Those nice apartments you saw...it won't take you long to find yourself in one of them
Food in kenya is really good and the ones who complain about Kenyan food are west African who pour oil on their food and lots of spices of which kenya doesn’t like.
Awesome video! I really wanna visit the continent but not sure where. We’re thinking Ghana 🇬🇭 South Africa 🇿🇦 and Kenya 🇰🇪 is my favorite and Uganda 🇺🇬 is beautiful. I need help picking a country to visit for my family.
We live in Kenya(Nairobi) and so are a bit biased. Wehaven't visited Uganda yet but did explore other East African countries before moving here. In South Africa, we love Joburg and Durban too. As with most places, the cities and neighborhoods within them can vary greatly. I think Kenya and South Africa both offer the most options in terms of nature, wildlife, traditional culture and modern amenities. Remember both Nairobi and Joburg are high altitude cities. Thus Nairobi maintains pretty good weather even though the equator is just a morning drive away. Both can get cool, but Joburg gets even colder in winter. Warmest months of the year over here are Jan & Feb. Coldest time of the year around July. Great choices for family adventures and for repatriation.
Uganda we Coming back on top us it was in fifty years and sixty years Uganda was top but because of wars. But we have Oil gas well help us to build Uganda 🇺🇬 try vist to Kabale Ankole Toro to see beautiful places.
We currently stay in Nairobi. Next time also visit Mombasa for the beaches and kisumu Nakuru are good places to live in Kenya 🇰🇪
We will do that
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.
We really love this country it's all we have.. thanks and karibu tena.
Welcome to the 254 🇰🇪🤗 Yes indeed we are very proud to be Kenyans!
We understand why now
Kenya kipenzi chetu, hatutaicha milele Daima..(Kenya my love, we will never leave you ever). Now just get rid of the useless politicians , and the country will fly...
It is good you chose Uganda and you also look like Ugandans.
Uganda 🇺🇬 🤩I was in Jinja last December. I didn't want to leave. A city seamlessly blending with the countryside. Everything was perfect other than the roads we used - we stayed near Nile Jinja Resort, passing through the beautiful well-maintained military base. Another disadvantage was slow internet - both mobile and WiFi were quite slow. However, Uganda has the best food of all countries I've visited, better than what we have in Kenya 🇰🇪. I can't wait to go back to Uganda and Tanzania. The three countries complement each other and I'm glad we have an East African passport and free movement throughout.
Jinja is one of our hideouts. I love that place.
Jinja (Uganda), Kisumu (Kenya) and Arusha (Tanzania) are the cities I loved at first sight. @@AfricaEverAfter
Hallo AEA (I don't really know what ur names are), however I am happy to have stumbled across your video..but because u praised Kenya / Nairobi so much...its natural for us to first subscribe - which I have done - then go for other issues.
I have always loved your content. You should visit Kenya again and go to other cities. The coast is also fun, especially Lamu and Watamu. God bless your work and your family.
We will in a few months we're planning on traveling north and then east
Great video.. smart and informative
You do know we love you, right? Pretty has a lovely lovely voice. I love her.
The fact you drove from kampala to nairobi! Is mind blowing to me! Kenyan food seems dry!!
It was mine blowing. I hope to never do it again. Kenya has been having lots of rain this year. It was absolutely breathtakingly beautiful.
@@AfricaEverAfter May be you could do Uganda to Cape Town!! Wat an adventure!!
Pretty is my favorite aspect of this video 😅 Shout out to y'all from the 254
you just got yourself a kenyan suscriber
That's whatsup! Thank you
I live in New England and have traveled quite a bit. Yes, Kenya has faster internet and better roads than Uganda, but once Uganda fixes those two detractors, then what would be the major complaint? I have been to Kenya and it is developed but I found Malindi and Mombasa too hot and most of their food was fried. Kenya has a lot of American food chains but most of that food is processed and denatured. I don't remember eating fried food in Uganda. Even in the National Parks, or in Kampala, we found the food to be very fresh and tasty. I saw a video of a Ugandan/Kenyan couple comparing the two countries and they mentioned that Nairobi closes down very early while Kampala opens late at night because of safety issues. They also mentioned that a lot of Kenyans go to school in Uganda I am not sure why since Uganda still has the British system O-Level and A-Level and Kenya changed its educational system after independence from Britain. This means Kenyans who want to attend University in Uganda have to take remedial classes? I think Uganda's setback is political and corruption. M7 has a grip on the country but dictatorships eventually come to an end. Corruption is everywhere including the USA. It is a human condition. Lastly, Kenya has had its share of instability and election violence as recently as the 2022 election cycle.
There are a lot of things Uganda needs to catch up....not even Uganda but other neighbours. About education we don't take any remedials....
What instability? lol. You don’t have to down Kenya to lift Uganda up. Or lie on Kenya. The 2022 elections were stable. Challenged in court and settled peacefully. Uganda has far more political instability in its history than Kenya has ever had and that’s a fact. And Nairobi does not shut down early. Lmao. Uganda is a very beautiful and wonderful place with many things going for it with welcoming people and great culture. Kampala is a dope city as well. Have confidence in Ug to praise it without feeling you have to step on another country or other countries.
Watch the video of the Kenya/Uganda couple. Too bad I don't remember their name but if what you saying is true, then they lied and the reports on the elections in 2022 were also a lie!?@@DR-lc2oc
You do realise the occasional instability in Kenya is a direct result and a sign of a robust democracy, right?
Conversely, the relative stability in UG is a result of living under a dictatorship/Autocracy. Didn't the most popular leadership challenger (Bobby Wine) get harrassed and detained? 🤔
I'm a disenfranchised Ugandan economically and I wouldn't vote for directionless peeps like Bobi Wine who regurgitate talking points to run this country. We deserve better politicians.
To be fair, When other Africans say our food is bad, they don't mean restaurants and cafes. They mean food in the average kenyan home. Growing up kenyan you never know our food is basic and dry until you visit other african homes. Ugandan food makes our ugali/sukuma and other staples taste embarrassingly plain 😂😂
true
When I visited Uganda, it was always a buffet with a variety to choose from. Even more interesting was that pumpkins, sweet potatoes and matoke were always part of the menu. The fish also tasted different. Very delicious and quite big.
I still prefer our food, sikufi na matoke mimi😅😅😅
I had Ethiopian friends stay with me. They insisted on doing the cooking the whole month they were there 😂
That makes sense now
Finally someone from close to me! Originally from Kenya, live in SWMO. Glad you had a good experience in Nairobi sis. 🫡
Nairobi is dope. Makes us want to move there
'Especially, I don't have to feel like a weirdo'...That was funny, but I feel her. I did not know that you guys had already visited Nairobi. But in your sausage interview with UG Connect, I had already suggested you people relocating to Nairobi. That hustle can thrive better in Kenya than in UG. But whichever place you settle in, we are one. New subscriber here.
Happy new year from number 52 and thanks for sharing your experience about East Africa and thank you so much for not talking about their politics and that's my advice not to say anything about politics please. Thanks again
52 what's going on fam! You good? Politics? What's politics 👀
Thank you for sharing. Glad the kids had fun. We've been in Nairobi for a couple years now. We still want to see Uganda, Entebbe specifically. We've enjoyed everywhere we've been on the continent so far but Nairobi is home. It's super family friendly. Lots of learning opportunities. Lots of business opportunities. Still many options to make a positive impact on society. But, as with many places on the continent, it's not a place to come looking for work. Come with an entrepreneurial spirit, a retirement income or connect with a multinational who's already here (like Oracle, PWC, Microsoft, etc.) first for better income options.
Welcome back from Nairobi,I think you should try out planet water park in Gabba and the water park in naalya(I believe you and your family will enjoy them) and you can also tryout malls like arena mall,Victoria mall and garden City etc,if you love nature you can tryout the game parks in Western Uganda and westnile region,some of the things are not found in Uganda coz there no demand or market for them here like certain brands and commodities,for the case of houses being expensive(here people prefer renting very cheap houses or building their own houses so the expensive houses are for a certain class of people since here in Uganda every class of people have where they belong),I believe Uganda's economy will get stronger if we have more people like you to invest(coz most of the investors don't have Uganda at heart but only after their selfish gains).
We will check out the west soon. As far as houses and investors, that makes a lot of sense.
I tell many of my friends that Ugandan houses and land are very expensive for nothing compare to other countries, in Uganda you can spend days with no electricity or water and many roads are very very bad and still they make prices very high to buy and you can use the same money to buy somewhere in USA where you get services😢 for sure it's crazy. Which I think they don't know what makes a house or a Land to be expensive but they just ask for more and more money.
As someone whose father , and grandparents where brick layers. And who owns property in uganda. It's is a different ball game than United States. We build out of bricks. And most of our building materials are imported . It's very very very expensive import especially through Kenya, they corrupt like hell The Kenyan police and Uganda police are only intrested in coming in your pocket.. Why don't you people try it ?
Personally we moved to UG/East Africa for reason. The States is over rated. But I get where you're coming from.
Am from Uganda i really like Afrika Ever After journey videos but idk about da food but definitely would get fluent in Swahili when i visit ✌️
Yeah we are working on swahili. It's not the best but we're trying
Am from Kenya, but live in kansas city...blue springs. Am glad you visited kenya
Big hugs. I miss KC
How about those CHIEFS!
@@judewakoli6444 greetings to both of you KC residents ... from Alabama.
@@pietrojenkins6901 thank you, we are blessed to be in the super bowl
Loved the video! Good to see you all again 😁
Nairobi is contagious 😂 Soon and i mean very soon i bet some people will be relocating 😅
Hope i don't sound offensive with some people
😆😅🤣😂 Nairobi is dope. Moving real soon nah. But will be there a lot
@@AfricaEverAfter The only thing i heard you missed from Uganda was fresh air
WTF 😂
Lovely analysis... your welcome to visit again, Karibu!
I am Ugandan and to be fair to my fellow Ugandans who don't speak highly of their country right now, the current political climate doesn't favor the majority. Many Ugandans yearn for a positive change in the governance which is why those who can leave have opted to do so. Nonetheless, Uganda is a beautiful country which is faced with a political dilemma. And we all know politics governs almost every sector of a country. I currenlty live in the US but visit Uganda as often as I can.
Honestly its the same in basically every country right now. Politics always favours corporations and ruling class. True chnge happens at a local level from the ground up, not from voting/protesting
This happens in every country
@@stu4556l
Every country has problems. Just be proud of your country for good or bad. Honestly in Africa I only see it in South Africans and Kenyans.
In 1971 Idi Amin staged a coup against President Milton Obote and became president of Uganda .
Milton Obote had criticized the apartheid regime in South Africa and the UK government detested his position on South Africa .
Britain then supported Idi Amin’s coup against Milton Obote .
🇰🇪 proud to be Kenyan
wellcome to Nairobi
Nice breakdown. Thanks for sharing 🙌
You may not know it by now but you just got bit by the Nairobi bug. Those nice apartments you saw...it won't take you long to find yourself in one of them
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that big is something.
New sub,,, good content
Appreciate it
Makes Uganda land of opportunities
Food in kenya is really good and the ones who complain about Kenyan food are west African who pour oil on their food and lots of spices of which kenya doesn’t like.
They food in Kenya was amazing. That's one of the things we miss
Lion King was actually shot in Maasai Mara, Kenya.
Didn't know that. that's dope
Yes, and Hells gate in Naivasha, Kenya
How did you miss out on going to village market, in my opinion its better than three malls you mentioned
We'll be back in a few months to check out more scenes. I guess we gotta put that on the list
I agree. Village market is the best. Not as big as two rivers but it has a vibe and a feel that can't be bought .. or can it.
I agree. Village Market and The Hub will knock your socks off!
Awesome video! I really wanna visit the continent but not sure where. We’re thinking Ghana 🇬🇭 South Africa 🇿🇦 and Kenya 🇰🇪 is my favorite and Uganda 🇺🇬 is beautiful. I need help picking a country to visit for my family.
All are cool. But, I'll admit Kenya is amazing. We have t been to SA yet so I don't have an opinion. UG doesn't have as much to do like Kenya
We live in Kenya(Nairobi) and so are a bit biased. Wehaven't visited Uganda yet but did explore other East African countries before moving here. In South Africa, we love Joburg and Durban too. As with most places, the cities and neighborhoods within them can vary greatly. I think Kenya and South Africa both offer the most options in terms of nature, wildlife, traditional culture and modern amenities. Remember both Nairobi and Joburg are high altitude cities. Thus Nairobi maintains pretty good weather even though the equator is just a morning drive away. Both can get cool, but Joburg gets even colder in winter. Warmest months of the year over here are Jan & Feb. Coldest time of the year around July. Great choices for family adventures and for repatriation.
@@p.t.9709 Excellent perspective and solid advice. I cannot thank you enough. I’m planning for a 2025 visit.
Next video..."Why we're moving to Kenya" 😂
Lol Nairobi dope but Uganda home
@@AfricaEverAfterLet's see how how long you will hold onto that opinion 😅😅😅
@1:20 she might be on to something.. looks like a hidden pyramid to me lol
Uganda we Coming back on top us it was in fifty years and sixty years Uganda was top but because of wars. But we have Oil gas well help us to build Uganda 🇺🇬 try
vist to Kabale Ankole Toro to see beautiful places.
How about MOMBASA did you guys go ?
No we didn't go but we will next time
YOU SHOULD HAVE YOU WILL LOVE IT ITS GOING TO PUT A SMILE ON YOUR FACE
What's the name of the album playing the background music please, and who's the artiste?
Not an album. Had someone create it
It's cool, lovely, ingenious
Consider expanding your business across Uganda and also East Africa region starting with Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda etc
Once we can take care of Uganda our next move may be Kenya but East Africa for sure
@@AfricaEverAfter Sounds good.👍
Visit south Africa
Oh we will
Xenophobia is too much
Please do your self a favour come visit SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦 it will change your life
See you trying to get us to move I see what you doing
Xenophobia is too much there please don’t go to SA for your own safety