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  • Опубліковано 15 гру 2024

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  • @AshleyinAfrika
    @AshleyinAfrika  Місяць тому

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  • @edwardkonney4077
    @edwardkonney4077 Місяць тому +15

    As a Ghanaian, I'm so happy for SA. It shouldn't just be Ghana, they should return to every African country cos Africa is the future❤❤❤❤

    • @providetriggersforevolutio3748
      @providetriggersforevolutio3748 Місяць тому +3

      I have traveled to both locations and must say that, infrastructure wise, SA is at an advantage and one gets more buck for one’s investment real estate wise. Things are increasingly expensive in Ghana and statistically has been rated to be more expensive than New York. I can only imagine what it’s like for a Ghanaian local to live day to day where real estate costs are valued through the US currency.

  • @spati0809
    @spati0809 Місяць тому +13

    I love that you are aware that as South Africans we are very proud of who we are. We seriously are ok with who we are. We find it off putting when we feel a sense of superiority from people we respect but do not aspire to be like them.

  • @jeanflaguerre
    @jeanflaguerre Місяць тому +5

    hi guys SA is my favor country,i will be there soon.

  • @samanthamerchant702
    @samanthamerchant702 Місяць тому +9

    Greetings I'm Samantha from the Caribbean. I hope to live in Africa one day.

  • @syd7479
    @syd7479 Місяць тому +6

    Syd from Florida now in CapeTown and looking it.
    Blessings family.

  • @Celestiemorgan
    @Celestiemorgan 20 днів тому

    They can adapt more easily here in South Africa.Im not saying the other African countries are bad,they just love it here.❤🇿🇦,they feel more comfortable here.

  • @thembi221
    @thembi221 Місяць тому +9

    Black Americans South Africa is your safe space i promise you due to our struggle is the same and we understand each other more than anyone that can understand.

    • @101Rakkasan4life
      @101Rakkasan4life Місяць тому +5

      What you just expressed is love.....very refreshing to hear! My family and I moved to Rwanda in 2020 and we absolutely loved it. It was a very beautiful country, people and all. It definitely could have been a place that we would have considered staying for the rest of our lives, but we were looking for a lot more as far as things to do and enjoy as a family. We enjoyed the beautiful scenery, the food, and the people....WOW! They are beautiful! So after 9 months we decided to move to Ghana. Ghana had a lot of fun and great family things to do, and again the people are very nice and beautiful people. The only thing I can say about Ghana is that, the roads are really bad and the infrastructure needs a lot of attention. So, after following a few people on UA-cam, we really are loving what we're seeing about South Africa. By far, it's absolutely stunning! We will visit soon and see it with our own eyes and go from there. Again, thank you for saying what you said. God bless you!

  • @glencarey5274
    @glencarey5274 Місяць тому +3

    THE TEAMWORK DESPERATELY NEEDED FROM THE DIASPORA LIVING ON THE CONTINENT. ... NEED TO BE EXPANDED TO REACH THE "NEAR-ALL/ALMOST ALL" INCLUSIVE LEVEL AS AN ANNUAL EVENT.

  • @G-ManWaseKasiInManchester
    @G-ManWaseKasiInManchester Місяць тому +2

    Love the respect and love, you display towards SA you know. S/O to you guys 👏 Thank you for your contribution to SA economy and tourism. SA is a hidden jam😂
    Crazy that Proudly SA and SA tourism is not roping y’all in. Our gvt is ignorant sometimes. Hence we need fresh minds in there. They only market SA to their friends in EU&Asia. Glad y’all are taking that with maturity hopefully this mentality is imparted to all our people everywhere in the world.
    Hopefully y’all don’t turn around and tell us this is your country you built it we’re lazy, we’re useless🤣🤣I’m just playing I know y’all are sincere people.

    • @karabonkabinde7290
      @karabonkabinde7290 Місяць тому +1

      There's actually two American UA-camrs who said they came to South Africa free through a government program that was looking for people who can promote SA tourism to Black Americans.
      But I don't blame you, I wasn't aware that the government was actually busy in the background until I saw this particular American come out with the fact.

  • @MsArtelia
    @MsArtelia Місяць тому +2

    Hi there Ashley from San Diego California

  • @GeorgeKhoza-cf8yu
    @GeorgeKhoza-cf8yu Місяць тому +3

    I think it would be a good investment for black Americans to
    Come to South africa.
    They are the really hard working people that South African can benefit from here. And we speak same language. We don't make noise speak to people next to us.

    • @prohdusah
      @prohdusah Місяць тому

      My only thing i hate that we would gentrify the continent. People get greedy and start raising prices.

  • @mosspinzo4523
    @mosspinzo4523 Місяць тому

  • @captainkurt2001
    @captainkurt2001 Місяць тому +1

    Hello. Chris from Atlanta

  • @Shai_Ntontela
    @Shai_Ntontela Місяць тому

    Great information ungadinwa

  • @arturoberesford6885
    @arturoberesford6885 Місяць тому +2

    How can I join an exploratory group tour of South Africa ?

  • @alt4374
    @alt4374 Місяць тому

    Ashley I purchased my vip ticket but haven’t received my log in details. When will those be sent out?

    • @AshleyinAfrika
      @AshleyinAfrika  Місяць тому

      Wonderful!! You will received your login by Friday end of Day SAST! Links expire within 24hours, so we have to keep them fresh 😁

    • @alt4374
      @alt4374 Місяць тому

      @@AshleyinAfrikathank you🎉😊

  • @molefejappie3284
    @molefejappie3284 Місяць тому +2

    Blacks are 80% percent in SA. If you come we will be 95%. So you gonna boost us. I know what I say may be controversial to some, but with your skill we gonna be a step further with the skills you obtained from the west. Thank you, Ashley

    • @rendaninemavhidi1554
      @rendaninemavhidi1554 Місяць тому +1

      What do you want to do with 95% that you are not able to do with 80% of the black population? We are losing the plot now this is not some game about numbers We can be 99% of the population but if we continue to ignore education and improving ourselves, having a competent and ethical Govt, being divides and jealous of each other we will remain at the bottom of the food chain. Otherwise this is a platform for reaching out to African Americans not necessarily against anyone. You don't have to be against anyone to thrive you just have to have the best ideas and focus

  • @daviddyer6767
    @daviddyer6767 Місяць тому

    Ashley you gorgeous mi baby

  • @malavimapimele1766
    @malavimapimele1766 Місяць тому +1

    Can we have young, vibrant, and single African Americans (36 and under) moving into South Africa, please? 😅

  • @mhondoro47
    @mhondoro47 22 дні тому

    Tourism in southern africa is exploding. We need to expand our client base to places like the Caribbean and South America. African tourism has always been marketed to a very "narrow demographic"... ya know ?!?

  • @rbee2062
    @rbee2062 Місяць тому

    Hallo

  • @commonsensesay
    @commonsensesay Місяць тому +1

    Love what yall are doing...honestly, that secret service stuff he was apart of, is unattractive to me. Especially, when seeing how much he always looking around. Too much under the table stuff come with positions like that but I Love the movement.

  • @rbee2062
    @rbee2062 Місяць тому

    So Mark is Dr Natasha's husband,at 1st it seemed like Mark didn't want to be a husband 😅😂😂,the way he cut Natasha from introducing him. Cute couple they're.