I'm from South Sudan. But, I grew up in the streets of Nairobi. I visit it often for holidays. It's a great city to be in. Cheers, enjoy your time there.
Living in SA myself but been to Kenya a lot. Love Nairobi and the coastal areas but in Kenya they do not use to much heat I noticed mostly they have it separate next time just ask them for some chopped chillies that is what I did most of the times when visiting KE.
According to the research i been doing they say agriculture is #1 invest in modern processing facilities for horticulture establish large scale tea 🍵 plantations contribute to building better irrigation systems for cold storage facilities and transportation networks to facilitate timely deliveries 🚚 and reduce post harvest losses.
SOR'rel drink..trying to write it in a way you could ronounce it more like us caribbean folks, is made from the "flower/bud" of the tree , we remove the "leaves" of the flower and soak it or boil it, it can also be dried and later boiled like you can dry tea leaves and make the drink or tea. Biggup !
It depends if I do longer stays or shorter ones. For longer stays I can usually negotiate a discount. Short stays? It's usually 45-75 usd a night depending on the country. Of course you could easily pay much less than that or 2x that, depending on your needs and expectations.
What is your favorite thing about Nairobi? Let me know below!
The people and cool weather.
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Are you from Kenya?
Beautiful animals on the park🦓🦒😘😘
I'm from South Sudan. But, I grew up in the streets of Nairobi. I visit it often for holidays. It's a great city to be in. Cheers, enjoy your time there.
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Stayed FOCUS after that whack @ 05:05 i would have dropped everything lmao sorry i laughed ma bad
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Living in SA myself but been to Kenya a lot. Love Nairobi and the coastal areas but in Kenya they do not use to much heat I noticed mostly they have it separate next time just ask them for some chopped chillies that is what I did most of the times when visiting KE.
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It looks a lot colder than I imagined, just based on the clothing I see.
It's a very seasonal climate
Yeah real it's rainy season
mombasa is very hot now.
Keep bring us these, nice views of the city
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Great content Jay!
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Bruh 🤣 you held it together at 5:06 😂😂. Liked to crack yo head open huh? Lmao.
Yo that shit had me dying fr.
Lmfao...no cuts bro..
@ nah fr. that’s raw footage right there 💯 Lmao
According to the research i been doing they say agriculture is #1 invest in modern processing facilities for horticulture establish large scale tea 🍵 plantations contribute to building better irrigation systems for cold storage facilities and transportation networks to facilitate timely deliveries 🚚 and reduce post harvest losses.
I hear ya
Awesome...show more of the outdoors ..weather looks cold
It was very cold, it's seasonal weather
Motivating me to visit Kenya
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You came back? Welcome back kaka
Thanks, kaka. I will continue visiting. 🙌🏾
Back in Kenya 🇰🇪. You thinking about making that the home base?
It's possible
Oh this is the food episode.
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Great video
Thanks fam
SOR'rel drink..trying to write it in a way you could ronounce it more like us caribbean folks, is made from the "flower/bud" of the tree , we remove the "leaves" of the flower and soak it or boil it, it can also be dried and later boiled like you can dry tea leaves and make the drink or tea. Biggup !
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HI GREAT VIDEO I HAVE A QUESTION
WHAT ABOUT MALERIA IS THAT A REAL PROBELM IN NAIROBI KENYA ? THANKS FOR YOUR ANSWER AND ADVICE MIKE
Nairobians let’s meet here lol born and raised in the Savanna.Jus subscribed Karibu KE 🇰🇪.
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A Kenyan i didn't know we have Jamaican cuisine,a must visit for me❤
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Nairobi is the Sosua of Africa🤑
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Would love to know approximately the rental prices of accommodations that you stay in. In most of the countries that you travel too
It depends if I do longer stays or shorter ones. For longer stays I can usually negotiate a discount. Short stays? It's usually 45-75 usd a night depending on the country. Of course you could easily pay much less than that or 2x that, depending on your needs and expectations.
Your new home Bro.
🙌🏾 Thanks, my guy
I was born here so I take it for granted
Yes, sometimes you need an outside perspective. Thanks for watching
Kenyans don't take pepper and salt. pepper does not equal spice. We do season our food with other things but that.
I didn't know that. Thanks for watching
Wow cool
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The beautiful city
Indeed. Thanks for watching
Cant wait to go in august and marry my fiance
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u just have to adjust we eat healthy no flavors
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What do you eat? You come out as peckish
I don't follow your question. "What do I eat?"
You just watched what I ate.
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lol all you talking about is food no real content ?
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@@JayFocused no problem i' been to nairobi in 2020 i like it we need real content
about good apartments where to stay and etc