Safety and Security Finding The Ultimate Peace in Nairobi
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The concerns of safety and security of solo traveling, in particular for females, is a sensitive issue that brings about a need for discussion and broader understanding by Sister Muhammad.
Meanwhile, Brother Muhammad shares the realization of a newfound peace attributed to now being in Nairobi.
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I am 75 and live in Dar es Salaam. ..with Jesus. No problems. I am living my dream!
I love Nairobi. You can't really appreciate it until you live here. Its an unspoken magic.
Woow so proud of of taking your time to get learn that's the most important point watching your videos every day all wishing you to have a home in Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪 Karibu we love you beautiful family and a very humble wife with a Golden hearts like her colour wooow
I love these intimate conversations more & how you decoded Nairobi and our men 💯
I'm glad you guys found peace in Nairobi.
The outskirts of Nairobi can be even better.
In America mass shootings, domestic violence, police brutality, escalating racism, drug addiction, human trafficking, homelessness, etc. are so common it’s not shocking. The deaths in The Gambia are anomalies. There’s no place in the world that’s perfect. I still feel Africa is better for black people to prosper and have more peace.
I don't know who you are, but I love this comment ❤
I'm one person with anger issues. Faced racial discrimination on social media and I can't imagine facing it in person. One of the reasons I've always had problems with moving to the US for masters..my family wonders why I don't want to move. I find Kenya very peaceful. Gun violence is unheard of. The biggest challenge around Nairobi is petty thieves trying to break into your house and steal, but that can be dealt with in neighbourhoods and with good security. Communities also deal with insecurity when cops are slow. Africa is underrated. Money making opportunities can be limited when you have no capital, but there are a lot to be proud of.
As we wrap Black History Month, am in awe of you guys as African Americans embracing Kenya 🇰🇪 in Africa, our motherland. Thank you for honoring our home as black people.
Nairobi gives the spirit or aura of hope of greatness in its potential and possibilities
Became a member today because i love how you guys handle conversation between each other. Good turn taking and respectful interruptions. Enjoy KE, Home is where you feel the safest. Nairobian.
Karibu and thanks for joining!!
That's why your sit-down conversational style videos are so unique and insightful! 👍
Mrs.RT, rightly pointed out of the seemingly empowered womenfolk in Kenya and especially in Nairobi.
Over the years, the Girl-Child empowerment has been a flaming movement to educate and equip women to face modern world with skills outside the conventional patrichial set up that has been the traditional norm. Apparently, Kenyan men have embraced that change and don't see it as threatening to their societal status but complementary.
Mr.RT being in Nairobi is kind of a deja Vu! He sees Atlanta in Nairobi and Nairobi in Atlanta. What triggers our positive impressionable past tends to ring a bell and reignite a glorious past ready to be relived.
Nairobi is like that sponge that absorbs everyone from anywhere while cushioning them with comfort familiarity yet beckoning with exotic adventures at their own pace!
Nairobi will never disappoint 👌
Good points. Since our last trip to Africa, I've had a longing to go back. I am working on having peace where ever I am...although I really look forward to returning. Peace from within be with you both❤
Totally agree on this fear mentality. It is such a powerful tool to be afraid. It will control your life if you allow it to. Thank you so much for touching the subject on security and safety among solo female travelers Sister Muhammad. I think we need to go deeper on this topic. A lot of us women don't know for example how our voices affects the people around us. I come from a loud country family and we just be loud for no reason lol. But when I get around my african family because of my experience with the culture I know to tone it down. I forgot for a second and yelled at my Ghana brother and he didn't talk to me for a week lol. He eventually sat me down and explained why it comes off disrespectful and i love that. Had i not been in a place to learn and understand I would not been able to receive what looks like a rebuke but really his way of loving me back as his sister.
Bro Muhammad I had a taste of the peace you speak of when I visited Rwanda. It is obvious that both of you have found the peace that resonates inside of you and i can't wait to get there and soak in it. Blessings.
Karibu
Asante Sana ❣@@TheResidentialTourists
After living in Kenya you have noticed some similarity or differences between Africans and black Americans.The more you travel the more you learn.
I like the "journey back to self" description of your journey.
What a positive way to articulate your feelings while also discovering your Afro roots as well, love from Angola 🇦🇴 Canadian brutha🙌🏿
Watching you in Rwanda, I was like men we should host this couple, I'm glad you found Kenya habitable
Thank you for sharing your perspectives about living in Kenya. I plan to apply for Kenyan or Tanzanian dual citizenship. Ultimately, I will operate businesses in the US and one of the above countries. Your viewpoints are priceless. Before I die, I want to spend some time in the Motherland.
Most welcome 🙏🏾. That sounds like a good plan. Bringing business to the Continent is good. Truly appreciate your vote of confidence. Yes! Please do. I definitely encourage it.
Tanzania doesn't support dual citizenship unfortunately 😢 but an amazing country still.
@@TheResidentialTourists did you guys hear that un is moving a quarter of its newyork staff to kenya, they will not leave us in peace
You're definitely destined for Kenya 🇰🇪 since it accepts dual or multiple citizenships unlike TZ.
I'm addicted to your channel. It's inspiring.
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Well said "observe and learn"
People in my village know I'm from amerika and treat me as a welcome stranger who is easily discernable as not at all like those much paler folks with straight hair. Over time they are seeing the "africanness" about me that came from my upbringing and the enduring cultural strands I inherited from the brutal history of our people in the western world. They are smart enough to recognise that I bring something useful to the table and I'm always careful to be on my best behavior so that those following in my footsteps will also be well received. This back to africa movement will be taking place over generations so I am approaching it with patience and ❤ with a success mindset underpinning everything I say and do.
Love this✊🏾
Try and visit the escapment, which is on the outskirts of nairobi. You will be able to see the magnificent right valley. Also, try and see a twa farm in kiambu or kericho so you can see where tea is grown. I am sure you will love it.
Interview the children also
The stereotype is that black Americans are aggressive, loud and angry. I understand why it is vital to be that way due to racism in America but Kenya and the rest of Africa is chilled out. Shouting is seen as a weakness and bad upbringing in the African culture. Calmness, assertiveness and warmth will get you far in Kenya. We are a peaceful people.
I've been following that story. It's unfortunate. I've lived in Kenya my whole life. It used to be tough back in the day but today it's a really safe place. You guys feel like my neighbors I grew up around. If you ever get a chance, visit Ngong and go into the suburbs. You are totally Ngong people. 😅
For Mosquitoes, use mosquito bed nets & also purchase mosquito repellant lotions at Carrefour
I agree! I don't embrace people too close.. none.. America or Africa! Observe! I agree!
I knew you would warm up to Nairobi and love it after you left Rwanda.
Thanks for sharing
Luv u guys and your positive energy. Thanks for sharing your truth and remaining positive.
Thanks for the great conversations. A couple that communicates as well as ya'll do and listens to each other without judgement is what God meant when he created man and woman. Great companionship through this life is so important. God bless.
I hope you'll do a video discussion about the U.N relocation to Nairobi. Gentrification fears on behalf of some Kenyans as reflected on the world news today. Do you think this will affect the cost of rentals, real estate in the region? If so, how much or how little?
Thank you for this...I won't lie, it did give me pause for concern when I heard about sisters my age. But like you said, it happens here more often than advertised. Great content!
Amen..peace is the key wird.. its what I love most! It is heaven.
I thought that would happen when people heard about the deaths. I am not into a big circle. I am a people watcher. America is a great place to train.
Shalom family! Great topics!
Salaam! Much appreciated 🙏🏾.
The people who say it's dangerous over seas are the people who are afraid to travel anyway and just looking for excuses.
i love your channel. I remember when you were living in Rwanda. my husband and I will be visiting Kenya in 6 months. do you recommend any places of interest?
Welcome to Kenya. When in Nairobi, visit the Giraffe Center and the nearby Nature Walk next to the national park. Also visit the National Museum. For shopping experiences, the Village Market or the Westgate mall.
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Facts. What people are looking for is peace and community. Nairobi can provide both.
I agree! I have found my peace!
Good conversation...Peace from witihin no matter your location! But consciously putting yourself in the location where that peace is felt. I agree!
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@@TheResidentialTouristsConsider Tatu City. Just outside Nairobi with a more peaceful yet affordable environment.
Well said my brother. Peace and blessings always.
As we say "Africa will show you you." It may take a while; but, come sit, be, then do. We're enjoying the intimate conversations fam.
Lived in the Gambia and it's peaceful most people there are friendly and welcoming.
When you are in the right place, everything flows ... doors open.. other places are for training.
Training...I like that👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾. It's very true💯.
Well said...Africa isn't for everybody!!! But.perfect when it's for you
Africans from different countries have different behaviors.
Greetings to the Mohamad’s. You guys are a beautiful couple. Thank you for choosing Kenya 🇰🇪 Don’t let the bad news from The Gambia place doubt in you. Gambia is a $2billion GDP economy. Kenya on the other hand is a $120 billion GDP economy
with various protections in place for women. It was not always like this in Kenya. We had days in the past when women would get violated in public , and nothing was done about it, however the Kenyan Women and civil society fought the system and forced it to change. Today in Kenya the woman is the most protected citizen in our nation. By law women must be in all leadership positions both in Government and in the Private Sector. Kenyans embrace these changes as we understand that it makes Kenya a better society. I encourage more African Americans to come visit and live in Kenya 🇰🇪. ASE
Beautiful
In kenya guns are for security forces and a few licensed gun holders am almost 50 and the guns i have seen in my life are the ines carried by police and the military we dont have a gun culture here
Mrs, you said "fundi" so naturally (and "hakuna matata") without even thinking about it. The Swahili words are coming on their own!👏 😃
Nairobi driving can be crazy 😂
Ok TRT, I love the vibe you sending out - I would be doing what you do over there for sure! But, I need to know how the locals are vibing in the current economy and how they feel about the present government administration. Is all good in the Nairobi hood?
Kenyan politics is quite complex because it's usually tribal. The majority of the people are not so happy but the current government was propped by the biggest tribes. Sadly, people with "good" lives tend to dissociate themselves from politics. Kenya is quite diverse, and the diversity reflects on many issues, including perception of leadership and administration. Welcome and experience the best we can offer. ❤
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Thanks!
Thank you!
196,940,000. Supreme mathematics! No wonder you guys have been talking about purpose and meaning all along. NOGE wisdom! Karibu Kenya. Enjoy!
This is why!!!!! Will always hold you back.
So happy to you hear your thoughts on The Gambia brother and sister 🙏. This was my thoughts as well.
People need to STOP painting Black American women with a broad paint brush. Thank you for setting it straight.
I lived in Rwanda and I am back in the USA. I am thinking about coming to Nairobi Kenya. What is a good area for the Diaspora to live in? ❤
There’s too many areas
@TheResidentialTourists - I see my Sister! I was mainly looking for a community that diasporans have connected together! I was in the My Cousins Connection in Kigali, and I was wondering if a Diaspora relocation assistance group has been set up in Nairobi? ❤️
We’re building a strong community here. Pole sana
@TheResidentialTourists - That is wonderful to hear! I will keep in touch! ❤️
@mowriyahnnekamusa7728 remember we have a relocation service if you need help😁
Black people are all over the world from middle east to north America to Europe to south America the difference is the big cultural differences in all the groups.
Wise words from the good people the Muhammad’s
Yes how have your children been, adjusted? I have early teens here in Canada 🇨🇦 and have been wanting to leave for years, though I believe my spouse is more tied to things of work, technology, material possessions etc but how are the children in the journey
Love it
The people are respectful.. respect boundaries... stay in their lanes
Money is god here..
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Yep..leave American road rage there..not as bad as Dar es Salaam I am sure.
Huh? You mean Dar es Salaam has worse road rage? Ofcourse not. No guns in Africa, worst people do is gesture at each other and they go on about their business.
Is it road rage or careless driving?!😅
Thanks!
Thank you!