🇰🇪 KENYAN CULTURE SHOCKS! American Couple Reacts "CULTURE SHOCK Experience As A Nigerian In Kenya"
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2023
- 🇰🇪 KENYAN CULTURE SHOCKS! American Couple Reacts "CULTURE SHOCK Experience As A Nigerian In Kenya" | The Demouchets REACT KENYA
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Foreign countries actually come to Kenya for benchmarking, to learn more about Mpesa, basically Kenya is going cashless. We pay everything through Mpesa, from the smallest vendors to the largest of vendors, from street food to basic supermarket shopping. It's available even to the cheapest of phones for those who can't operate touch screen phones. Also, the Kenyan government banned the use of plastic bags. We don't use plastic bags to just take care of the environment, we use some reusable bags.
Ironically, Kenya is one of the largest exporters of pepper, including hot chilli, in the world. We grow lots of pepper but do not eat as much. Kenyans know, grow, and eat yams, cassava, millet, bananas, etc, as a source of carbs but not on a large scale like Nigerians. Most staple foods in kenya are derived from maize, rice, and wheat. About temperature, Nairobi is in Kenya highland at an altitude 5500 ft above sea level, hence its cold. Some places are really cold and may even snow, like Nyahururu environs, Timboroa .. but some lower altitude places are warmer, like Kisumu and Mombasa. It is this variation of weather that creates diverse ecological zones, terrains, and wildlife that produce one of the most beautiful countries on earth. Kenyan here watching from UK ❤🇰🇪
Actually, in Kenya we are becoming a cashless country, because everything is being digitalized, everywhere almost everywhere we use mobile money and etc💪🏼🇰🇪
Yam and cassava is considered a poor man’s food in parts of Kenya because people only eat it during famine and periods of drought 😊😊
We also call chilli pepper "pelepele" like Kenyans in South Africa. kiSwali and Zulu seem to have a lot of common words.
Last one is cap 🧢,we do have yam but unlike Nigeria it's not the staple food, and it's really common in different cultures and regions in kenya, like the central oart and coastal part, yams are widely used, of course not that much in Nairobi because it's diverse and has many types of people from the world, but be sure to expect yams in Kilifi, Kwale, Mombasa and the highland regions (country side)so ...... Yes we do know and eat yums/cassava or whatever you want to call it❤️🇰🇪
Mark Zuckerberg was in Kenya to learn about Mpesa
M-Pesa is big here in Kenya. You do not have to be waiting for change everytime, and never worry about losing cash ever.
Kenya was the first country in the world to use mobile banking even the west had to come and learn how it works
i think he has only been in Nairobi. visit the coastal tribes, we eat alots of chill, we plant different types of cassava, we make flour, crisps etc ..we have plantains. there are 44 tribes in kenya and we all cook different. i think he had interaction with the Kikuyus,Kambas and the Luos
We have both Yam and Cassava..
Hi! Kenyan here!!
Weather: he travelled during cold season. July - August . There is hot season Jan-March. Rainy season April- June. Short rain season September-December
I think the vlogger was comparing nigeria to kenya. Kenya isn't cold throughout the year. I can describe the weather here as of optimum temperature. Not too hot too cold. Some months are hotter amd others cold but overall the weather is not on any extremes. Perfect weather I must say!!!
Kenya 🇰🇪, Jamaica 🇯🇲, India 🇮🇳, South Africa 🇿🇦, all drive on the left side of the road.
I drove in West Virginia and made that mistake and Americans honked for dear life. I’m still having nightmares about that. I am not driving till I’m ready. 😳
Let's goooooo.... We on the road to 200k let's get it, hit it❤️🥊🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
You’re most welcome to visit Kenya. It’s a beautiful country with amazing people. You will love it here.🇰🇪
Currently, this is the cold season (July), otherwise Kenya is normally very warm, even hot(!) especially in January. 😊
Nairobi isn't always cold. You need to know the changing weather patterns. Around the end of June, July, August and sometimes early September, it's extremely cold. It's like African winter. In December and January, it's extremely hot. The weather changes.