this is the best documentaries tour of what a rural African country looks like. Amyah is very detail and she is pretty and very smart. She needs to work for a documentary t.v. travel show.
Times are changing, but can and will change more. I am so happy that the Asian and the African cultures are embracing each other in marriage and friendship. One day, all nations will speak the same tongue forever. The Bible reassures us of that. MANY BLESSINGS NEIGHBOUR!!
There is power in being surrounded by many people that look just like you (although its a totally different culture /lifestyle that you know) , its still a powerful feeling to be apart of a majority.
Yes, and sometimes not so much -it depends upon the quality (or, lack thereof) the community is..do the women and children have safety, respect, education, infrastructure, high quality of life, etc. is what counts mosT, not necessarily whether or not you share the same "skin tone", as past and present history shows globally! #CheersToDiversity! 🎉
@@nikkirockznikkirockz8551 - Africans are the most genetically diverse on this entire planet. I agree with the font you replied to that it is best for Bantu groups to live in homogeneous communities and societies. Multiracial societies with white governance ALWAYS place Afro-descendant people at the bottom of the social order. It is actually _best_ for coily-haired autochthonous people to have autonomy within our own homogeneous societies. Our minds must be decolonized first.
@@sonyacotton4881 Everyone knows they're themost genetically diverse, it Still should behoove one noT to solely "mate" within one's sole tribe-and that goes for alL globally! Also, here's a lil' fun fact:: Your Afro KANGZ/males will noT ever get their minds decolonized at this rate, moreover they Prefer other groups over their own women (no matter how great their African queens are),and that is simply because they H8TE ya'll and themselves, so do like smart sistas are doing and Marry Outside and leave them in their oWn DUST!!! 🙃
Happy for ur parents ur family for working hard to make sure you guys see the real world in raw, reality, in nature , congratulations for making it in the mother land of Africa, Uganda The pearl of Africa
First of all you and your sister filmed and edited this beautifully ! Second you look like royalty walking through Uganda ,turning heads . Continue to radiate this light positive and hard work ! So proud of you internet niece🫶🏼
That is how a traditional Ugandan village looks like in different cultures. Am pleased to be going there this coming Saturday I can’t wait to create content from Ewaffe village
You guys are truly blessed to have your mom and dad provide the best and life for you guys some people don't have lots and some countries are a lot of poor people.
Now, to Build, Provide and Protect like many other cultures do and put the Women and Children first as they are the backbone/fabric of everY successful society around the world! ❤
This was my dream for this sister whose biological father is Nigerian i believe . To have this beautiful sister visit Uganda in East Africa is powerful and I am praying life affirming . Not an easy trip for any of you ,but soooo important for your development . You are more than slavery as told to you in American history books . Beautiful sister have your iron levels checked they may be low and you might need to eat more iron rich foods or drink vegetable smoothies rich in iron during menstrual cycles. Fainting should not be a normal occurance when on your cycle. You are a warrior woman all of your siblings rock! So proud of your Mom and Joe for choosing this excursion. It's important for children who are black or biracial with a black parent to understand their connection to the Continent of Africa. Also to realize that countries in Africa also have many western conveniences. So a trip to the Continent can be multifaceted and not solely a rural experience( large thriving cities). So I hope your family visits other countries in west Africa also one day. That you visit maybe Nigeria or Ghana possibly doing a semester abroad or a summer session . Thank you for being so open to this experience. Look forward to seeing more videos. Hope you are resting and enjoying your summer and will go a bit easier on yourself during the school year ! Being an RA requires self care and boundaries also. You are a student also get the help you need when you struggle. Take a course load that doesn't drain you emotionally so you can get the full benefits of each and every class ( alot of different languages, taking several in one semester does that allow you to fully grasp everything ) ?You Rock sis keep being you great video!❤
Well, the saying goes, "It takes a village to train a child" But you certainly have put a spin on that" the child is training the village " thank you for taking us on this journey and using your platform wisely.
Amyah,i have a feeling this trip was organized with you in mindand,iam happy for you as you seem to take all in your stride. well done girl,it's always good to learn something new. can't wait to see more of your adventure in AFRICA
Thank you all for sharing these videos. We get to see some of how our brothers and sisters on the other side of the world live life daily in a natural habitat. May God continue to bless you all.
Amaya, thank you so much for showing me a place that I have never visited and yet I'm a Ugandan in my 50's!. Your parents( I'm a subscriber) are doing a wonderful job raising your whole family well❤ and introducing you to life that's different from your own!🎉❤🎉❤
Make sure you eat a lot of iron rich foods close to and during your periods and drink a lot of water too because that fanting or dizziness isn't normal but it's common, yes
I am a very proud Ugandan and seeing Amaya and her sisters in our rural setting, and including a visit to the market that has practically everything !! is lovely to watch❤
Am glad you visited African village, so simple, amazing, and stress free. am certain you had a lot to learn,developed a sense of belonging.there is nothing in this world can be compared to living in an area full of natural flora and fauna.i bet it will be your second home. Thank you for coming to Uganda
@@nikkirockznikkirockz8551and work doesn't mean stress, mostly our village lives what we call stress is being sick and you can't afford health care( some afford and others don't) ,not being able to dress up your kids or paying their school fees, lacking food or losing a loved one Village stress is something different from town life people in town can be stressed yet they can afford all this and an average number of villagers currently really their work pays off , they have changed their agriculture from just growing for food but also for money exchange so they are just living simply aquring all I mentioned according to what they can afford currently the only challenge for a village person as someone who has lived in one now living in town but still having family there ,it's scarcity of health care services ( moving distance for health care) transportation infrastructure but trust me even those with out electricity don't see it as something they need a lot because they have lived with out it for years So if you really call work stress it stress for town people who have a lot of bills to pay and having to pay for everything you use Work is something that wouldn't appear on a list of village person as stressful if it does then you are called lazy 😂 since all this called work is on the side of growing food and you need to eat and have a healthy family
Thanks for the tour, it's so interesting to see n feel how the beautiful countryside in Uganda, blessed with lush green vegetation n plenty of food looks like. The place is all organic..no wonder the people seem so happy n welcoming
This video is so exceptionally presented. I admire you and the level of your intelligence. I've been following your family and watched you mature into a well balanced young lady. Keep up the good work and please please, remain in the Spirit guidance of the Most High YAH. We'll done !!!
This is one of my favourite videos showing us the culture in Uganda from the language, food, dance, fishing, etc. I love the way you take part in everything and your family too. Good job. Waiting for more videos from other cultures
Amayah needs to spend more time documenting, and showing us how easy it is to officially learn the languages and cultures of all the tropical countries of the melanin peoples. Korea n Japan is alright n all! But this was a movie 🎥 in itself. Congratulations! Thank you. 1 ❤.
@@Cravenn5not a myth. Some of these “cultural things” were passed down from historic African kingdoms. Some may not know why they build it like that but if yk anything about astronomy you’d know that there was a very deep reason why structures in these kingdoms were built the way they are. American Freemasons know all that but do everything to disadvantage their own citizens
Thank you Amyah! I thoroughly enjoyed this video everything was so natural it's so beautiful there! The lessons that this trip gives would build great memories!! You did a wonderful job showcasing Uganda's culture! Hope your family continues to enjoy themselves!! ❤🤗👌🏽👏🏽👍🙏🏽
Great film, sweetie. The serenading at the end was chill worthy. I traveled to Capetown several years ago and had a fantastic time. I would definitely like to go to Uganda to experience more african culture. Thanks for sharing. You seemed so happy to be there.
You look absolutely stunning. 🎉❤absolutely love that your family went to Uganda so we can all see! I’m sorry you felt a little sick, but almost fainting is not normal on your menses. There’s no harm in getting checked out for anemia or some iron deficiency. So glad you’re safe!!
I like you all in Africa: the Africans'warm welcome, dancing, the nice outfit, the great food, learning new skills, incredible interaction with the Africans🥰 and fantastic nature! You can't be depressed there
Bravoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Amayah!! You did an excellent job! My family and I watch all your videos. Stay Gold!!
Blessing's to you mis Amyah and your family.what's a very very ,Very smart and intelligent young lady you are.And also your siblings thank you mum and dad for teaching your, kid's morals respect and the love for God .blessing's
From Paris in France, i'm very impressed by the intelligence of this not ordinary and so beautiful family. Watching this video filmed in Ouganda is absolutely and entirely salutary and inspiring in regard to kindness. Thank you Mazelee Family ❤.
Beautiful documentary Amyah. Glad you enjoyed you were able to #Explore Uganda and some of the culture. Please do come back soon; there's a lot more for you to enjoy.
Hi, that was nice seeing different experience, living, eating etc. Saw taro and cassava yummy 😋 sugar cane nice just chew for the juice. Thank you till we see more on the vlog. Blessed be and take care 🫰😊...
Oh my God I can't believe U are in my homeland, been watching Ur parents channel for some years, I just bumped on Ur channel here, well come to the pearl of Africa much love
this is the best documentaries tour of what a rural African country looks like. Amyah is very detail and she is pretty and very smart. She needs to work for a documentary t.v. travel show.
They should work for her. She is the travel show and documentary!
I love how Amaya was so comfortable with every situation that came her way 😊so intelligent ❤am from Uganda proud Ugandan ❤
She was wasn’t she ?? I love that girl ❤
I'm Indian but I love everything about African people ..like their music beat, afro hair, dance moves and languages ❤😊
We love you, too.
Times are changing, but can and will change more. I am so happy that the Asian and the African cultures are embracing each other in marriage and friendship. One day, all nations will speak the same tongue forever. The Bible reassures us of that.
MANY BLESSINGS NEIGHBOUR!!
We love you too
I'm South African and I really do think Uganda is the pearl of Africa ❤
Because you don't know it
It is
Thanks dear
@@shakiranabaweesi3967so what...always negative
Zimbabwe where are you?
Thank you for loving Uganda. I was so glad when you chose to visit our country
The pearl of Africa 🇺🇬 🎉🎉
The Pearl 🇺🇬 to the world 🌎 ✨️ 😊♥️
This is Tourist place?
This is not someone’s home?
Hello
There is power in being surrounded by many people that look just like you (although its a totally different culture /lifestyle that you know) , its still a powerful feeling to be apart of a majority.
Yes, and sometimes not so much -it depends upon the quality (or, lack thereof) the community is..do the women and children have safety, respect, education, infrastructure, high quality of life, etc. is what counts mosT, not necessarily whether or not you share the same "skin tone", as past and present history shows globally! #CheersToDiversity! 🎉
@@nikkirockznikkirockz8551 - Africans are the most genetically diverse on this entire planet. I agree with the font you replied to that it is best for Bantu groups to live in homogeneous communities and societies. Multiracial societies with white governance ALWAYS place Afro-descendant people at the bottom of the social order. It is actually _best_ for coily-haired autochthonous people to have autonomy within our own homogeneous societies. Our minds must be decolonized first.
@@sonyacotton4881 Everyone knows they're themost genetically diverse, it Still should behoove one noT to solely "mate" within one's sole tribe-and that goes for alL globally! Also, here's a lil' fun fact:: Your Afro KANGZ/males will noT ever get their minds decolonized at this rate, moreover they Prefer other groups over their own women (no matter how great their African queens are),and that is simply because they H8TE ya'll and themselves, so do like smart sistas are doing and Marry Outside and leave them in their oWn DUST!!! 🙃
Came here because I'm desperate for a Mazelee Africa update 😂😂 but I really enjoyed hearing/seeing your POV ❤
Happy for ur parents ur family for working hard to make sure you guys see the real world in raw, reality, in nature , congratulations for making it in the mother land of Africa, Uganda The pearl of Africa
First of all you and your sister filmed and edited this beautifully ! Second you look like royalty walking through Uganda ,turning heads . Continue to radiate this light positive and hard work ! So proud of you internet niece🫶🏼
Absolutely agree❤❤🎉🎉
That is how a traditional Ugandan village looks like in different cultures. Am pleased to be going there this coming Saturday I can’t wait to create content from Ewaffe village
So intelligent and beautiful Amyah. So proud of you and I know your parents are too. This video was great. I want to go see Uganda. 💗
Kindly ask your mom when she'll be uploading her video version of the trip, its been 2months of waiting😭
I feel you ❤
go to her social media and ask lol
Please I been checking every day
👀
Me too I'm looking forward
Wow Uganda is my favorite country thanks for visiting much love from USA ❤
You guys are truly blessed to have your mom and dad provide the best and life for you guys some people don't have lots and some countries are a lot of poor people.
The long awaited video. Thank you for coming to our country proud Ugandan🇺🇬
Yeah. That's the real rural life in Uganda 🇺🇬 thanks for choosing the Pearl of Africa 🇺🇬 my motherland 😊❤❤❤❤
your a quick learner.
its hard for some people to Luganda.
thank you for visiting my country and learning our culture.
no one can sing and harmonize like the African!
Now, to Build, Provide and Protect like many other cultures do and put the Women and Children first as they are the backbone/fabric of everY successful society around the world! ❤
As a Ugandan who has been watching you since You guys were littles girls, am happy, mwebale Kujja ❤
Fresh juice sieved from nature no preservatives.....thanks for visiting Uganda
They use leaves for a lot of different things which is so cool
N those foods looked so healthy 😄 no oils n a lot vegetables 💯 Now I wanna go to Uganda
This was my dream for this sister whose biological father is Nigerian i believe . To have this beautiful sister visit Uganda in East Africa is powerful and I am praying life affirming . Not an easy trip for any of you ,but soooo important for your development . You are more than slavery as told to you in American history books . Beautiful sister have your iron levels checked they may be low and you might need to eat more iron rich foods or drink vegetable smoothies rich in iron during menstrual cycles. Fainting should not be a normal occurance when on your cycle. You are a warrior woman all of your siblings rock! So proud of your Mom and Joe for choosing this excursion. It's important for children who are black or biracial with a black parent to understand their connection to the Continent of Africa. Also to realize that countries in Africa also have many western conveniences. So a trip to the Continent can be multifaceted and not solely a rural experience( large thriving cities). So I hope your family visits other countries in west Africa also one day. That you visit maybe Nigeria or Ghana possibly doing a semester abroad or a summer session . Thank you for being so open to this experience. Look forward to seeing more videos. Hope you are resting and enjoying your summer and will go a bit easier on yourself during the school year ! Being an RA requires self care and boundaries also. You are a student also get the help you need when you struggle. Take a course load that doesn't drain you emotionally so you can get the full benefits of each and every class ( alot of different languages, taking several in one semester does that allow you to fully grasp everything ) ?You Rock sis keep being you great video!❤
she said he was nigerian then said he was black anerican so who knows but what that have to do with it
Well, the saying goes, "It takes a village to train a child" But you certainly have put a spin on that" the child is training the village " thank you for taking us on this journey and using your platform wisely.
I second that! What a wonderful video! Thank you girls!
Amyah,i have a feeling this trip was organized with you in mindand,iam happy for you as you seem to take all in your stride.
well done girl,it's always good to learn something new.
can't wait to see more of your adventure in AFRICA
Thank you all for sharing these videos. We get to see some of how our brothers and sisters on the other side of the world live life daily in a natural habitat.
May God continue to bless you all.
We don't live like that ok you only so that part of ug ok
U fit in so well….. 🥰
Thanks for visiting the pearl of Africa
I didn’t know about the ewaffe village.
The beauty of this video 👍 . Indeed it’s the pearl of Africa 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
Amaya, thank you so much for showing me a place that I have never visited and yet I'm a Ugandan in my 50's!. Your parents( I'm a subscriber) are doing a wonderful job raising your whole family well❤ and introducing you to life that's different from your own!🎉❤🎉❤
Make sure you eat a lot of iron rich foods close to and during your periods and drink a lot of water too because that fanting or dizziness isn't normal but it's common, yes
This is gonna be one of your most view videos
Mya is a vibe❤❤❤❤❤❤she blended right in ❤❤
Thank u for visiting Uganda guys
I am a very proud Ugandan and seeing Amaya and her sisters in our rural setting, and including a visit to the market that has practically everything !! is lovely to watch❤
Happ to see the Mazele family in my country.. and Uganda welcome please
Tusanyuse okubalaba…Luganda language
Am glad you visited African village, so simple, amazing, and stress free. am certain you had a lot to learn,developed a sense of belonging.there is nothing in this world can be compared to living in an area full of natural flora and fauna.i bet it will be your second home. Thank you for coming to Uganda
"Simple" doesn't necessarily equate to "stress free", there's a TON of WORK that often goes into a so-called "simple" lifestyle!
@@nikkirockznikkirockz8551and work doesn't mean stress, mostly our village lives what we call stress is being sick and you can't afford health care( some afford and others don't) ,not being able to dress up your kids or paying their school fees, lacking food or losing a loved one
Village stress is something different from town life people in town can be stressed yet they can afford all this and an average number of villagers currently really their work pays off , they have changed their agriculture from just growing for food but also for money exchange so they are just living simply aquring all I mentioned according to what they can afford currently the only challenge for a village person as someone who has lived in one now living in town but still having family there ,it's scarcity of health care services ( moving distance for health care) transportation infrastructure but trust me even those with out electricity don't see it as something they need a lot because they have lived with out it for years
So if you really call work stress it stress for town people who have a lot of bills to pay and having to pay for everything you use
Work is something that wouldn't appear on a list of village person as stressful if it does then you are called lazy 😂 since all this called work is on the side of growing food and you need to eat and have a healthy family
Wow Amaya thank you so much I now feel home sick I am Ugandan living in California I am from Hiima tribe, thank you guys for visiting Africa
Thanks for the tour, it's so interesting to see n feel how the beautiful countryside in Uganda, blessed with lush green vegetation n plenty of food looks like. The place is all organic..no wonder the people seem so happy n welcoming
This video is so exceptionally presented. I admire you and the level of your intelligence. I've been following your family and watched you mature into a well balanced young lady. Keep up the good work and please please, remain in the Spirit guidance of the Most High YAH. We'll done !!!
Uganda is green!!!
Can’t wait for more videos ahhhhh I’m so excited 😭🎉🎉🎉🎉
❤❤❤I love the way we simplify everything in Uganda
I hope you really enjoyed while in Uganda 🇺🇬 😊 ☺️
This is one of my favourite videos showing us the culture in Uganda from the language, food, dance, fishing, etc. I love the way you take part in everything and your family too. Good job. Waiting for more videos from other cultures
Amayah needs to spend more time documenting, and showing us how easy it is to officially learn the languages and cultures of all the tropical countries of the melanin peoples. Korea n Japan is alright n all! But this was a movie 🎥 in itself. Congratulations! Thank you. 1 ❤.
i am so happy seeing how you enjoy my homeland UGANDA ..so glad you enjoyed it 😭😭😭proud ugandan & muganda (singular)
you have such an amazing personality and i love how you always blend right in!
notice the homes are round. This is to allow flow of energy. The modern houses store a lot of negative energy in the corners.
wow, no wonder why the round homes interested me when she showed those! i immediately said i loved those.
That’s a myth like so many cultural things 🥴
@@Cravenn5not a myth. Some of these “cultural things” were passed down from historic African kingdoms. Some may not know why they build it like that but if yk anything about astronomy you’d know that there was a very deep reason why structures in these kingdoms were built the way they are. American Freemasons know all that but do everything to disadvantage their own citizens
Thank you Amyah!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video everything was so natural it's so beautiful there!
The lessons that this trip gives would build great memories!!
You did a wonderful job showcasing Uganda's culture! Hope your family continues to enjoy themselves!!
❤🤗👌🏽👏🏽👍🙏🏽
I loved you siblings didn't act spoiled. Nice one Amaya 👍🏽 👌🏽
Great film, sweetie. The serenading at the end was chill worthy. I traveled to Capetown several years ago and had a fantastic time. I would definitely like to go to Uganda to experience more african culture. Thanks for sharing. You seemed so happy to be there.
Welcome to the most beautiful and respectful culture Uganda u will not regret
You look absolutely stunning. 🎉❤absolutely love that your family went to Uganda so we can all see! I’m sorry you felt a little sick, but almost fainting is not normal on your menses. There’s no harm in getting checked out for anemia or some iron deficiency. So glad you’re safe!!
Really
I always fainted it’s the unbearable pain
Have you ever gotten assessed to see what the cause of the unbearable pain was? Hopefully it’s not cysts, fibroids, or endometriosis 🙏🏽
'its my house. it's paradise! it's really like the pearl of Africa!' Gem!
I like you all in Africa: the Africans'warm welcome, dancing, the nice outfit, the great food, learning new skills, incredible interaction with the Africans🥰 and fantastic nature! You can't be depressed there
You did an amazing job Amaya. Very informative. Thank you
Loved this video Amyah! Thanks for sharing some of the Uganda culture😍
I am from Uganda in London, this is an amazingly beautiful princess of year of a
Lion clan just fitting African culture.
I love how the birds started singing with them at the end
Thanks Amaya for uploading the video 👏🇺🇬
SO PROUD OF YOU AMYAH. YOUR PARENTS RAISED A ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL MART YOUNG WOMEN!
Awww you spoke our language Amyah///I am from Kigezi but we speak the same language as Hima.The Hima are the cattle keepers
Amaya you blend well with earth bse UGANDA is the real row untouched earth on this planet. Every thing in there is natural 😊
Thanks for giving us a peep in your experience in Uganda 🇺🇬
Thank you for uploading your visit to Uganda. It’s one of places on my bucket list. Hope to visit in near future.😊
Wonderful video and naturally educational! Thanks for hosting, Amyah.😊
❤❤❤ thxxx for visiting my homeland Uganda 🇺🇬
The head rest used as a padding for your head when carrying stuff (On the head), we call it a "KATA" in Jamaica.
Bravoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Amayah!! You did an excellent job! My family and I watch all your videos. Stay Gold!!
Blessing's to you mis Amyah and your family.what's a very very ,Very smart and intelligent young lady you are.And also your siblings thank you mum and dad for teaching your, kid's morals respect and the love for God .blessing's
I was so happy when you and your family came to Uganda
Thanks so much for visiting my motherland uganda 🇺🇬 love you and you familly ❤
I studied at makerere for 4 years. As per my understanding anything with the letters Ki or KY is pronounced as"chi" in the English pronouncing.
Great details you guys made feel so proud of my country Uganda. I miss the food the beautiful country and the amazing. ❤Thank you for visiting uganda.
Great video Amyah ❤❤❤
It's wonderdul to see what different people do with their their environment to create comfort ❤
Love this.. but Ewaffe isn't a village here in Uganda, it's a word in luganda that means "our home"
I've enjoyed the video so much. Thanks Amyah, for visiting my homeland Africa, uganda 🇺🇬 🥰❤️
I love your Uganda 🇺🇬 dances and your beat and music 🎶! I especially love 💕 your mother, Mazelee. She is so beautiful and musical!
From Paris in France, i'm very impressed by the intelligence of this not ordinary and so beautiful family. Watching this video filmed in Ouganda is absolutely and entirely salutary and inspiring in regard to kindness. Thank you Mazelee Family ❤.
I just LOVE your soothing background music & the vibrant, nature/wildlife colors of this video! My fav vid of yours so far. Go Bears!
Uganda 🇺🇬 the pearl of Africa has the best Pineaple and avocado in the whole world . Fresh food 😮
Amyah, thank you for visiting my beautiful Country, Uganda. I am Canadian but Uganda will always be my home.
Beautiful documentary Amyah. Glad you enjoyed you were able to #Explore Uganda and some of the culture. Please do come back soon; there's a lot more for you to enjoy.
Wow those houses or whatever they are called are so beautiful. I wish I can be in them for like a week
❤ 💕 Africa is Beautiful & the People 🥰 Glad you’ll enjoyed the experience.
Hi, that was nice seeing different experience, living, eating etc. Saw taro and cassava yummy 😋 sugar cane nice just chew for the juice. Thank you till we see more on the vlog. Blessed be and take care 🫰😊...
Indeed uganda is beautiful. Love my country and that was just one of the cultures and tribes you experinced. There are many more.
I really enjoyed this video, l felt like I was there too! Thank You Amaya for taking us along and showing us what Uganda was like. Love and Light. ❤😘
I absolutely love this! This is the real African experience not the Zanzibar what what 🤷🏾♀️
This was a very interesting and insightful watch! Thanks for sharing your trip to Uganda
Oh my God I can't believe U are in my homeland, been watching Ur parents channel for some years, I just bumped on Ur channel here, well come to the pearl of Africa much love
Hi Amyah: Thanks for sharing. Sending peace and love to family.
thanks for showing Uganda to the world
Amazing! How I wish you also visited western Uganda. It’s the most beautiful part of Uganda and the weather there is cooler.
Everything is natural ohhhh how I love my country Uganda ❤❤❤❤
I have been watching your channel for a while from Uganda. Feel at home. And welcome to Uganda.
😊😊😊 watching while smiling, thanks a lot for visiting our mother land and showing the world The pearl of Africa Uganda and Africa at large,🥰🥰🥰🥰
Beautiful Amyah in beautiful Uganda. Thank you for sharing. ❤
My granny house was built this way and it was so cool inside,
You kids blended in well with the locals in Uganda in that village all natural even adorable mummy and Appa
great video indeed of vacation adventures
It's so green and beautiful
I love this vlog. Very heartwarming to see you experience your mom’s culture ❤
Thank you for visiting our homeland, the pearl of Africa🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬