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Looks amazing, brother! Spacious design. And the works looks pretty good so far. I especially love all the large windows.

Congratulations on your home hun, welcome to the African soil

Bagged nasties! 😂

Been more than 2 month,i never seen u a vlogg

Make sure also, to watch the injury to not re injure yourself.

Bro. T, super happy for you and the wife, but, especially you.

It is coming along. Is there a time frame for completion?

Very proud of u young brother from one vet to another.... i plan to visit Rwanda in May.... Ur home is awesome, thanks for sharing with us...

Salute to the progress

Sorry for the being unwell. Congrats for that house stage. All the best for the "now the most expensive stage of construction- FINISHING"

Congrats you did it bro.

Tony I disagree about moving further out. I will say it’s not always “ideal” however I have a lot more land, less neighbors and maybe a bit too many fruit and nut trees but it is going to be important now that the beast system is here (but not yet rolled out). I’m in Pwani region and it’s growing slowly but Dar is just too full for me. Plus the noise of all the clubs with the insane speaker systems is a no for me. It just depends on what’s important to you. Access, rent/home price, land size, power outages, peace and quiet all play a part. I’ve been here a year and 4 months and have lived in 3 of the popular diaspora locations. I am older but I realized I’m not missing anything in those areas but a quicker drive to do shopping. I have my own car so it’s not a big issue for me. You are a brave soul for building from the ground up. I bought a fixer upper and that was A LOT 🤦🏽‍♀️but it’s mine! 😅

I love it.... Much respect from Houston tx.

In Tanzania you can get residence via investment, retirement or marriage. For marriage (it works for foreign women only married in Tanzania), for men it is silent, and i think, some men may be told to take their wives to their countries. Retirement Visa, is up to 2 years. There are also, Volunteer VISA, and working permit. Tanzania doesn'tballow dual citizenship, but after staying in a country one is allowed to apply for citizenship by naturalisation but will habe to denounce former citizenship. Only, Children are allowed dual citizenship.

Dope. Proud of you bro

Great video.

Realistic conversation.

Good clip.

Awful. No respect for the dead.

I have lived in Brazil for over 10 years, and I have had a terrible experience. I have been mugged more than 3 times, my family has been kidnapped (they only stole money and didn't hurt anyone, fortunately). There was once a time when my colleague didn't return money that I lent them, and when I questioned them about it, they got angry. What's worse is that many criminals use their money to buy drugs. I heard of a case where an elderly man lost all his belongings, including his documents, because of the mugging and is now living on the streets.

Hey Tony. We are currently in Dar es Salaam and would be great to meet with you while we here.

Respect brother. Are your parents east African or Black American, I think you look East African.

Bro will you be in tanzania in march?

I'm Black American/FBA male. I'm also a Sofa Archer. "Sofa" is a Mandinka (also Mandingo) word for "warrior". I like some parts of Africa. Particularly Senegal and Rwanda for visiting. I'm also looking for a woman in Africa👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!!!!! Particularly women from east Africa like Rwanda. I like tall, slim, thick women, and it's probably a safe assumption to say east African has plenty of tall east African beauties, but I could be wrong. Anyways, we'll see how it turns out. It's only one way to find out. FBA all the way, everyday🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!!!!! Yera💧.

Can’t do polygamy wedding as Christian in TZ. Only Muslim, or if you are non-religious maybe?

love the video!😍 Tanzania is absolutely a great place to relocate

5:27 5:27 I have watched this vlog, again and come to conclude that, the media business lies on negativities. The, young journalist finds his job tough because there is no much negative events to report

You were giving the realness on the land conversations, how many think, just buy some land over there and how many have gotten a reality on that, that is why it is essential to be able to have personnel like you that are feet on the ground over there.

Good interviewing with the guy, definitely, like to see more interviews with locals.

hey Tony, thanks for sharing, whats the name of the area name you were walking taliking at 1:23 min , thanks

Your title is misleading..no such thing in Tanzania 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿

The title to this video is hilarious man!! 😅 I hope you are not Tanzanian, not even an East African because what you are insinuating is totally uncharacteristic of Tanzania and Tanzanians. The way Tanzanians talk about tribes is like Caucasians talk about eye color or hair colour. It's doesn't change anything or any fact that you are all white!! People may have preferences within is those boundaries but everybody knows they don't have any effect in real life!! ....there are a lot of stereotypes but even those don't work, for instance, I am married to a PARE lady. The PARES are famous for being very selfish and self centred.....but look I am married to one and I would want to have anyone else in this life...... Tanzania is totally not like what your headline says!!

Proud of you bro for coming to Africa by 2030 Africa is going to be a beast economically & infrastructure wise i would defo like to hook up with her friend if she is not married i know you was a member of the passport bro cartel group but i cannot find your name keep the videos coming brother you were right Africa is the real heaven

Business owners (especially small business owners) always have that tradition of OVERCHARGING anyone that they discover is not FAMILIAR with the PRICE of the service or product you want to purchase. Even we LOCALS get OVERCHARGED. The best way to deal with this is do little research online or asking what are the real price of the products you need, knowing prices before hand will help you get everything right. Foreigners are easily OVERCHARGED because, once you speak they know exactly you are not familiar with the price. It always happens, even when you are from lets say Dodoma to Dar es Salaam and Motocycles or Bajaj discover you are not familiar with what you want to do or where to go, they will overcharge. It' s a learning stage, when overcharged once, it wont happen again as you will understand the real prices. So, the issue is not about MZUNGU PRICES, it's about taking advantage of anyone that they think is not familiar with the game