Living with 80 USD a month in Dar es Salaam (Tanzania)
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- In this video I summarize the cost of living Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), but this time i did it in a different way showing prices and expenses of living from a perspective of a true local.
Be aware: someone that wasn't born there could probably never live in this place as the locals live.
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I would like to remind everybody that this is only one part of dares Salam. This is the not so wealthy area and my intention with this video was not to humiliate or mislead anybody but to show how some people can live with a very low income. I admire these people that eventough live in a very difficult situation keep on going. Dares Salam downtown is very different from what's shown in the video. I called the video "living with 80 USD a month" because that's what it is and if you're from dares and are offended by that you really don't know certain parts of your country and the people that live in it.
Well I happen to be one of those people who live in such area neither am I offended...no hard feelings just expressing my opinions....and how I see things...it's great to know that u appreciate the reality that we go through 🙂😀..."karibu sana 🇹🇿❤️"
Tanzanian 🇹🇿❤️ is a beautiful country plus it's people are very kind and generous....!!!!
I moved to Africa from England I was told so many times to fuck off back to Africa so I did nice to see the Tanzanians being civilised not telling you to fuck off back to your country of origin for being white.
Good question ⁉️
You talk buuuushit ur intentions shows through your camera and that Rasta is very stupid Rasta around .. He should be ashamed of himself to intertaining you Idiots. yes he must be hungry Stupid tanzanian.. 🇹🇿 💯 💯
Next time you go to another persons country and get a tour, just don’t speak. You sounded really disrespectful when he kindly showed you his lifestyle.
Among all this their stress level it still low than people living in America getho.
Amen!
True,
You are right but we have the true(Amat) and only living Yuhuah Alahym and it's spelled ghetto meaning where the Jews(Yesaral) live.
It’s because in America youre taught to always want, Materialistic values. There, all they know is that way of life and it’s truly enough.
This disrespectful video was made by a person from "Sweden" Yet somehow, you take the opportunity to make disparaging comments about people who live in ghettos in America?
Please explain how this happened?
Pretty rude to laugh at the gym when the dude is showing you around his neighbourhood. "You PAY for THIS? Baha!!" Rude.
For that I apologize, my reaction was rude. Still, I'm not gonna apologize for the video. I'm just showing how you can survive with 80 dollars a month
@@pattifilms7858 I've nothing against the video as a whole. I just thought that one part was bad manners, but we all make mistakes.
Thanks.
Laughing at a gym is rude but using the R word in your name isn't? Weird world you live in.
why show one side of the coin, what if someone goes to your country then shows only the homeless and Drugs addicts lives,
This is nornal living you idiot
It's helps to keep the negative narrative alive.
That's life of low income dwellers of the city suburb and not drug addict or homeless people.....
Your generosity means a lot. IT was touching to see that your friend gave clothes to the poor. There is poverty all over the world and presenting it to the world leads to positive change.
Dar Es Salaam is paradise, even if you are poor, because people love people ....
Well, it's the almost the same where I lived during my childhood. (Villages in Andhra Pradesh, India.)
They Have Villages
Like This in Europe n America
Those little kids were shouting "White boy" at 5:11 😂😅
White boy🤣🤣🤣
Lmao I caught that too
Lol or ghost!
Costo, I am a Tanzanian, I appreciate what you showed, with the positives and the negatives you talked about, but I just see positives in this video, I heard you commenting positively, even appreciating the student's backpacks and that shows that Tanzanians are having a good life, but they don't really know. every country has some setbacks and we have to agree that we as Tanzanians have some setbacks that we should work on.
Thank you.
Thanks for commenting, I'm happy you see I only had good intentions with this video.
@@pattifilms7858
Most of the angry comments are from people who never been there to DAR nor seen the reality of most areas .
It would be boring if you have had filmed this video in Masaki , Coco beach or the expensive small ward of DAR nor it will fit the tittle "living on 80 USD in DAR" .
A bedroom apartment could cost up to 2500 USD in Masaki .
Who cares about how the few riches live in Dar es Salaam. Personally am not interested watching Swimming pools or heavily guarded houses , mansions or Embassy in Masaki.
Your honesty and GOOD INTENTIONS on this video touched heart and mind of viewers that has been there and seen reality of most areas of DAR
Asante Sana
Greetings from the USA
@In·tel·li·gent Huslah Love I Am We have to accept criticism. If you are angry with this video, probably you're angry with reality. I don't accept the video 100% due to the comments and statements of the videomaker while taking the video, but there are realities in this video., and that's where most people live.
He doesn't expect them to have good looking bag packs
Dear Sir, what should be a minimum amount in which I can live a life with my family (wife and 2 kids) comfortably there in Dar Es Salaam? I am offered a teaching job for $1800/month along with Rent free accommodation and free education for my kids.
I went to Tz, Dar in summer 2018, was 23 at the time, didnt know anyone from the country and knew pretty much nothing about the country except that it is sopousedly "relatively safe". I flew from sweden 2 weeks after deciding I wanted to take a trip somewhere but didnt know where. I decided Africa and between Gambia and Tanzania I chose the latter.
Walking around as a white alone, day or night, is no problem at all as long as you're cool and not a "victim type" or what you can call it, hakuna matata. I just wanted to say this cus you say a white man can't walk around alone in Dar it is far from the truth. Ofcourse you have to be cacious and not naive.
I spent 1 month there living in a "cheap" ($25/night) hotel by Bagamoya Road. I met new people, three I would today call good friends. The second time in 2019 I came and live for free at these 2 friends house, one in Mbezi and the other in Kariakoo.
There wasn't any point where I felt threatened except for once when my friend almost rammed another guy's car outside a club because his gf was getting into somebody's car and he accidentally hit our other friend. Everbody around started gathering and screaming in Swahili, I only understood the cursing so I was getting a little on edge but it was all solved peacefully when people found out we were there together as friends.
The nightlife is also AMAZING!
Note that this is just my random person's perspective from my 2-3 months in total spending time there and living completely free. In my mind I refeer to Tz like the wild west, it's amazing.
Bless you, great video.
Thank you for this honest testimony. It took time to share with us and I really appreciate it
Absolutely awesome
Love these kinds of stories 😂
Nice place nice people that's the reality at least the have shelter clean water thank you Lord peace of mind too
From the video, i saw alot of misleading information. The gym is not how its supposed to be.
Even the money he say his not all Dar Es , that place he show it very local
They shouldn’t allow them to walk through asking anything unless there willing to contribute something. ...let them know this is what there ancestors caused.
Oh shut up, not all white people's ancestors were slave owners.
He is not from Switzerland he look like eat European and they live worest then this he showing you
Why you show only poor area dar es salaam is beautiful, that's muzungu behavior
Binti Issa . Mzungu is always like this, you can think all Europe is develop but not, look at Romania, Georgia Even more
Msenge sana huyu mzugu dawa yake wabongo wakusanyike tuiflag his channel, he is fully of shit, hawajui watanzania ..
I am a black man from America who just returned from Dar Es Salam on the 11th of January 2020. I fell in love with this country and its people immediately upon interacting with them. I did not get the impression that Dar was a poor "trailer park" type city. People walking the streets were typically better dressed than I see in Texas (and definitely better than I was), respected everyone else and were extremely proud of their city. Just greeting random people resulted in meeting accountants, students, chefs, real estate professionals, law enforcement, bankers, musicians, historians, engineers, doctors, IT professionals, teachers, and entrepreneurs. These are people just walking the streets or hanging out and they were everywhere! There was a great deal of energy, beauty, and culture everywhere that you looked. I personally discovered that my American sensibilities did not apply in Tanzania and discarded them for the duration of my visit. In many ways, Dar was heaven compared to Texas and I still think about it during every spare moment. What he is showing is an extreme situation that most definitely is not the norm. These are conditions that you will find in any country and there are more of them in America and this guy's country than people realize. Do not believe that these are the typical living conditions in Dar.
The fact is that you are in a different country and you must put everything in the context of where you are, not where you come from, how you believe things should be or what you think you need to show to get a check from TH-cam. If you are going to show one extreme you should also show the other so that people can be informed rather than manipulated into believing the worst. When in Tanzania learn to appreciate the country as Tanzanians do (this means to ask questions and actually listen to the responses). If you attempt to judge by a standard that likely only exists in your mind you will create a damning and unfair picture of others just like the drama queen that posted this video has managed to do.
Have I ever said that is is how the whole of Dares Looks like? No... So just listen, read the title and try to be open minded. I've said soooooo many times that this is only one side of Dares but people just see what they wanna see. Big words, loooong text and you missed the point of the video so badly.
@@pattifilms7858No he hasn't missed the point at all. You are a conniving and
manipulative. Ppl know exactly what you're doing and so do you.
One piece of advice for you.... stay in Europe / Stay the fuck out of Africa.
This fool says that's how local life is, while there are plenty of places in Dar you and your whole family can't afford to step your foot down
I know, I corrected myself with a pinned comment... This is only one of the many sides of dares!
@@pattifilms7858 you also said you saw people living into poverty that you appreciate your birthplace without knowing your fathers looted Africans and their resources thus made you how you are today and Africa how we're today, go do research how you impoverished, exploit and discriminate Africa through slavery, colonialism and neo colonialism, you don't have legitimacy to point your finger oh Africa situation
@@Valeriy TV
HASASON is a TRUTHFUL AFRIKAN, -- and people like you are uncomfortable with the true realities of past and present caucasian behavior in Afrika. Your white forefathers have spoiled the world, and you whites must live with that.
@@HASASON It's true all that happened but this man's generation has nothing to do with Tanzania's current situation. Also your point on slavery you have to also point out the true original slave traders before the white man came to Africa.
Man Africans sure are sensitive about people seeing the poorer areas? These places are cleaner than some mega rich cities in the West or Asia. The kids walk around without fear and the people are nice. Its sad youre ashamed of your own people.
Also what do the modern Swiss have to do with hundreds years ago colonisation? Do you think the average European benefitted from that? LOL. Europe became rich because of the industrial revolution and enlightenment. African colonies benefitted a few families which treated whites poorly too. Read a history book.
In Mexico a haircut is about 3 to 7 dollars. In the U.S it's like from 15 to 25 or more.
Predator, leave the kids alone! People like u need to learn boundaries!
fuck you
Why do you visit the poor areas? We know there are low income areas just like in your country. Please on your next video show us your country. We will love to see that.
it no longer matters_____by 2030 you will see the entire wheel come off their society. 𝓉𝒽𝑒𝓎 𝒸𝒶𝓁𝓁 𝑒𝓋𝑒𝓇𝓎 𝒜𝒻𝓇𝒾𝒸𝒶𝓃/𝐵𝓇𝑜𝓌𝓃/𝐵𝓁𝒶𝒸𝓀 𝒸𝑜𝓊𝓃𝓉𝓇𝓎 "poor"𝒶𝓃𝒹 𝓉𝒽𝑒𝓎 𝒶𝓇𝑒 𝓉𝒽𝑒 𝑜𝓃𝑒𝓈 𝓌𝒾𝓉𝒽 $$$ 𝓉𝓇𝒾𝓁𝓁𝒾𝑜𝓃𝓈 𝒾𝓃 𝒹𝑒𝒷𝓉..
✔️poor vs ✔️lack of cash =there is a difference. Donald Trump has millions of dollars but he himself is a poor man with broken family, broken friendships, low morals, low cunning , lack mannerism etc.=that is the definition of poor.
From DAY 1; deep down inside they think blacks were giving too much by God and by Mother Nature. 𝑒𝓃𝓋𝓎 𝒾𝓈 𝓉𝒽𝑒𝒾𝓇 𝒻𝓊𝑒𝓁 which is why they are always in BLACK SPACES. They are eternally bother that all history is black.
THE MAN HAS A FAMILY, FRIENDS, SHELTER, FOOD, WATER. he has "never needed to take a vacation from his life" NOTICE; the Tanzanian has his time to do anything he wants at any hour. Westerns are serfs/slaves food & shelter is never secure.
i dont know why Africans rush to embrace a system their ancestors TEST A/B and trash millions of years ago
vacation | suicide rate | drug abuse and other vices including violence are tell tale sign. it does not work.
𝓌𝒽𝓎 𝓌𝑜𝓊𝓁𝒹 𝓉𝒽𝑒𝓎 𝓇𝓊𝓃 𝓉𝑜 𝓎𝑜𝓊𝓇 𝓁𝒶𝓃𝒹 𝓉𝑜 𝑔𝑒𝓉 𝒶𝓌𝒶𝓎? 🤦again envy is the driving force not hate. why pay soo much of your salary to get to squalor in the Caribbean or Asia or Africa? why are they not contented in their infallible paradise country?
@@cinnamonstar808 Man, you are racist as shit. So sad.
@@daddyrabbit835- cinnamonstar808 has knowledge and speaks some very large truths about caucasians. The truth can hurt sometimes, I guess.
Keep up the good works , i enjoyed your videos.
I befriended a local on my visits to DAR this year 2020.
I did got a haircut for .80 USD in DAR , but tips 3.00 USD for the cheerful hard working barber.
Paying cash to see doctors in DAR is true , thanks for bring up the subject.Luckily i did not get sick during my visit.
I admire the hustle and hard work locals has to go tru to make ends meet in Tanzania .. .they always happy and cheerful
I loved the street foods in DAR , everywhere around the city people are very friendly and welcoming .
This is an honest and RARE video , i admired author willingness to explore the village livings and daily struggle average Tanzanians have to go tru..
I will look forward visiting Mbyea , Dodoma, Mwanza and Arusha next year and beyond.
Asante sana
Greetings from the USA
Thanks mate. I appreciate your comment :)
I m not sure i understand the purpose of this video. As an African American who desires and is planning to come the continent , i would have loved to see a more balance video of the country. You never see people promoting the ghettos of America on an international stage. It naturally assumed that every country has some unfortunate level of poverty. Therefore, you would generally promote it's potential, and the progress its making in the context of it challenges.
Do u have another job or how can u afford to travel and make videos like this?
you missed a lot of necessary information bro, missing the other side of the coin
I totally agree with you. If he was an honest and decent person, he would've included at least 2 levels of socioeconomic existence. This lets us know the full and true intent of this production.
Once we see a white face in Africa Red flag!!!
Click off straight they are...
R Awake you right . Red 🚩
@@rawake8025 Racist.
Why are you only showing the slums tho??? There are many many places in Dar where you yourself wouldn't afford to live.
Good job man , it's a nice gesture, for all our folks to understand how we live in Africa. And to adjust our lives to the different realities in other peoples world. Most of the tourist prefer to have the A List Experience of your typical Vacation, when they visit Africa but the best and most exciting experience is staying in a home in a community. Doing this , will help you understand the African Culture better,( spolier alert) though risky at times, but if you take the right precautions, you'll have a befitting experience. Also you might be an answered prayer to most of the families here, especially the poor ones who work hard and still suffer.
Bro I live in the city in dar I think you're not pointing a clear image how developed the city is
He just showed us the government-district, which even has a gym for the Politicians and the rich people. Other parts of the City dont look as good as this 😁
The film is about the average person who lives in Dar, whose only access to developement is using the dala-dalas and the rapid transit buses. Most of them have nt got a passport or a bank account .
@@vicbonett7772 what do you mean by the term average person? I think you don't even know what it take for a person to ride a daladala. There are guys who are packing their SUV'S and ride BRT. Don't you think you need to go into a bit of research about costs of living in Dar? Am living in Dar yet none of the filmed places am having any accrue of it.
@@abelg2488 , like I said, most ( The Average! ) people do nt have a passport or a bank account. I ve spent time in Dar since 1987, and will be there next year . Where do you live in Dar ?
I am Tanzanian. What this guy is portraying is the majority of the population who are the poor. They make up at least 40% of the city dwellers and generally speaking they live in shanties and slums like the one you have seen. It would have been nice if he showed the middle class too. I consider myself middle class and me and my family live in an apartment that cost roughly 280 USD or 600,000 tzs per month (rentals). Our monthly upkeep cost (food, entertainment + transport) for the 5 of us is roughly 350 USD. Ofcourse that figure could go up with emergencies like health care.
African’s we are so lucky..
Well, Blacks took the best continent for themselves... 😂gave everybody the shitty frozen tundra one or filled with earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzard, sink hole, no farming nightmares. Even when they loot Africa it does run dry. I SEE WHY THEY ARE LIVID..."𝓌𝒶𝒾𝓉, 𝓎𝑜𝓊 𝒶𝓇𝑒 𝓈𝓊𝓃-𝓅𝓇𝑜𝑜𝒻 𝓉𝑜𝑜?"🤗🤗😆😭
@@cinnamonstar808 Kind of funny how the world wants to flock to European countries.
@@daddyrabbit835 kinda funny Europeans aint in Europe. AT THE END OF THE DAY.nobody left their land until the European left theirs,
------- Europe failed them, and they LEFT Europe to come fail other continent.
= 100% fact right here
@@cinnamonstar808 what?
Tanzania is such a beautiful place. It’s really interesting that the one time it’s narrated from a different race, all of a sudden, it’s an impoverished garbage ridden charity case.
comments on here is disrespectful…the man took the time to show this video and it was beautiful….dont be rude to him. Thank you sir
Thank you for understanding my intentions 😊
Nice video.. like it..
I would prefer to support those people who will need the money more than you do.
Interesting, thank you.
THANK YOU! FOR SHARING THIS BIRDS EYE VIEW OF DAR ES SALAAM.
Which district of Daressalaam is this??
How can I get a very cheap accommodation ?
Much love to Tanzania from US.
Do u have a video with the other side of Dar es Salaam?
Not at the moment
@@pattifilms7858 OK that would be a great Idea.
I love it. Reminds me of the good days in Cali. Maybe I'll move there one day
Haircut for $80? that's luxury for me🤩
What's the name of this village?
Is it really possible to servive there with 80$ ?
Thanks for sharing
Hi I am looking forward to visit Dar es Salam in December any advice. And want to work and help a NGO..as I would like to clean the beach with the help of the ppl living there..please help me to help you .
I'm going to this village to find my 3 wives when I get to Tanzania....
This city/village is really cheap for Americans , I would like to visit someday. What a beautiful, peaceful and tropical please! I love Tanzania.
Now that i truly understand how the economic system works i cannot watch this entire video , even the Europeans who shot this video are unaware of the inner workings of this monetary system that their ancestors spread through the world and how other countries are tied to the main currency now the dollar but in the past the great Britain pound and how other countries have to devalue their currency compared tot he dollar , this creates inequalities in purchasing power and debt to the nations on the top enabling those nations to come in with their higher currencies and purchase natural resources for low prices (example the 35 dollar haircut that in this country would be 1 dollar), they are then able to take these natural resources, refine them into finished products and sell it to their own population to give the countries at the top a higher standard or living ...and.. here is the kicker..also resell the finished product to the resoruce rich but money poor in exchange rate countries.. a economic win win, also some sap who doesnt understand the big picture brings a NON PROFIT AID company into those countries giving away free stuff to needy locals who not knowing that their organization is further destroying the local small business or possible entrepreneur because that person cannot sell to a local when a foreign non profit is giving away that same product free..creating afurther cycle of dependance.. the only hope to this is that throughout human civilization what we call "MONEY" has always changed, we had barter at one point.. so one day there will be another system.. hopefully one whith mo equality built into it, not a have and have nots who both dont understand why one is on top and the other is on the bottom. DO NOT GIVE FREE STUFF TO US "POOR COUNTRIES" instead teach a man to fish and be self sufficient pass along ideas and knowledge or if you give anything give resources that will help that person to make more money when you leave! TEACH THAT MAN TO OPEN HIS OWN GYM AND CHARGE 20 CENTS OR TO TRAIN OTHERS AND GET PAID HE LOOKS LIKE HE IS INTO PHYSICAL FITNESS
what is the areas name?
why did you laugh at the gym part, I felt bad
Is not true those place is not all dar is local place I’m sure if he has money he could not stay place like that I’m living Dar but money he said I use on super market to buy food mliman city not all Tanzania D it like that it local place we have big g and mall and some house are better than Europe in masaki or ostabey
Thanks, I think about relocating from Ukraine. This is the level of prices I could probably afford.
R u Brazilian cause u put comments in the place of a decimal. Doesn't bother me I am just curious where ur from.
He's Swiss.
If the people are poor then it's Ok to have their environment littered with garbage everywhere. Yes they have plenty of free time but since they are poor they don't need to clean up. Being poor means you will not keep your environment clean not even around your house. Does this makes sense?
When are you coming back to our beautiful Tanzania
When the death threat stop...
Great video.....nice job man
I miss Tanzania so much.
"Without him [my guide] it would have been impossible to walk around alone" what precisely do you mean? I lived in Cambodia, Vietnam, etc and never had a problem walking around alone, virtually anywhere. And I do not mean the richest or even middle-class areas. The only contexts where I was careful was if I was using a camcorder (which I rarely did), so is it because of this? What I do in these circumstances is I take my time. First I certainly visit very briefly and certainly without a camera. Then I do as you did, come with a local (who lives in the neighbourhood, as indeed you did). Get introduced to the local leaders - pastors, school teachers etc. Make sure to buy from the local merchants. Not handing out gifts but participating in the enterprise of local commerce. Then the second or third time I might bring a camera, but usually not. Try to build rapport before offering money. But that too, later.
Additionally, is it my imagination or are you avoiding taking video of people's faces? Your choice of how you frame your video is well, cautious. It also seems that 80% of your subjects are male and they are not keen to be photographed. Is there something going on here that I don't understand? Is it you or them? Where are the women and old people?
Simply cause I wouldn't have felt safe...
You just pointed a single house to a guy who rented a small house. Then you conclude that such kind of life is for common people in whole city of Dar es Salaam, I truely say is not fair, You are misleading people.
woooooow!
Interesting video...... you should come to the United states........ check out the rural area of Mississippi......Arkansas and Texas....... that's poverty
I’m African American. I see in the comments of people complaining about what he is showing. Being from America...we enjoy seeing this because it’s so different than what we are accustomed to. I hope native Africans don’t take offense to this video. Some of us westerners find beauty in your culture and way of life
Got Loose Slave Traveler word 🙌🏽
the fuck .....we are offended this is not daresalaam i know
I'm Tanzanian and I don't understand why people keep complaining the motive is to show how people live here with 80 dollars if they want to see the rich n famous life then they are lost Its a shame how we spoil our environment we need to awake and keep our environment safe.
This video misleading too much, and it's like the regular western agendas, to spoil, degrade, irritate and underrate the image of Africa, I never ever seen any of the positive showcases ever shown by the western media, every day they showing poverty, hunger, war, calamities and so much loads of crap as if Africa is hell, in which is blatantly false
jealousy and hate of white people will not solve their problem. Seems like the Socialist Tanzanian indoctrination is here to stay.
Go back to switzerland and leave those beautiful ppl. You perspective is typical . the spirit of the ppl are beautiful. You sound sad and depressed. Go home leave. I see beauty in the ppl way beyound their economical restrictions. Btw. We know how beautiful Tanzania really is we have been. This is not what most of ot looks like. Goodbye.
Exactly right. This guy is an obvious propagandist. But the truth is that Tanzania, and many other parts of Afrika are incredibly beautiful and many Afrikans are rising; Its easy to see in the more honest youtube videos out there.
Someone who can afford to pay 350 dollars in dar es salaam is not poor, they maybe struggling financially but i dont in any way consider that a poor person, this village may not look the best to some but remember most of this people own their own property , Tanzania is generally a very good country and many people there work for themselves, i am Kenyan but love Tanzania and its people, i especially love Arusha and Mwanza.
Dar Has Lovely Views
Why Are You Showing Slums
Jamani shule yangu hiyo mtakuja primary school na hapo kwenye boat ni kunduchi beach mnadani daaa nimekumbuka home.
Please can we have his contact for as guide I’m planning to go Tanzania next month
I will visit Tanzania soon
Bro..you came with bad intentions for real
Appreciate where you come? lol show where you come from stiffy don’t hide it
You are pushing the Europe and America agenda , showing the world the down side of Africa , there's so many beautiful places in Tanzania where you could have gone , i will challenge you to show the poverty stricken villages in Europe , but being who you are you wouldn't
My intention is not to show any downside... Maybe they're happier than you are, have you thought about that? I'm showing just my experience in dar es salaam
@@guy11boyyahooo you are just an evil racist and a shame to your country.
@@martymcfly5423
Jealousy and hate will not solve their problem.
water bill: 3 bedroom 1 br duplex: $100 in Iowa, USA.
Exposing those poor peoples pain and poverty to the World, like a Freak Show ...
HOW SHAMEFUL 🙁.
Yeah it was nice, but next time ,when go there again , you need to show the best side of Tanzania too . Thank you
This is real!
That is not the real picture of Dar Es Salaam city as I know, u should visit other areaa like Kinondoni district and see the life standard of the majority for better analysis , instead of those slums and squatters u have captured .
U should also get a smart person to show you the beaut of the city instead of "kichwa cha panzi"
Exactly right. ✔
This guy is an obvious propagandist, trying (unsuccessfully) to maintain stereotypes about Afrika. There are too many well balanced and honest videos of Afrika already out there. But its always important to correct idiots like him.
Thanks for the tour, this is obviously an economic depressed area but the people's spirits are not down, there is nothing here that money cannot fix, mainly the housing, roads, and cleaning up the trash, May the Almighty Yahweh bring resources in Yeshuas name Amen
WE ARE WELCOME IN SUDAN
Its very safe walking such areas in other countries is not safe
Always smiling doesn't mean happy !
It's ok, your intention was good as you said.
Cost 100usd to fix broken screen in usa
Nice video. Tz is beautiful. So is the rest of Africa. I’ve been to Arusha and I found it clean. I wish you didn’t patronize Tz or Africa.
“The makes me appreciate where I was born” and “That toilet was worse”. Very patronizing words you used sir.
The Comments Are So Narky Lol! People Get So Touchy, And Take So Much To Heart! So What If He Shows The Run Down Parts, Still An Amazing Country And Video! Cor People Need To Seriously Grow Up 😂👏
Thanks for understanding it :)
These people are happy as they are, they are content with their life, they don't have stress levels as you do where you come from. They are happy with the little they have. But because this is new to you and because you are judging them with your Western privileged lens you are trying to create another picture, one of misery, of poverty and dissoluteness where there is none. You are painting an image that says that these people are missing something, that they are deprived of something. And that you being there is a miracle! Don't you know many African people in many if not most African countries, including mine, live like this? Please let the people be!
I am an American looking to move to Africa. I tuned into your video just to see your inside of how my sisters and brothers live. I found it appalling that you made jokes of somethings they took pride in. Honestly, when I do move to Africa I do not want to live in their finest American built homes. I prefer to live a more minimalist life in the country. Maybe, a few amenities but thats the life I want to leave behind. I want grow my own garden and live very lowkey. Peace and Blessings to All my ancestors and families in Africa 🖤💛🖤
I didn't make fun of theyr way of living. It's just the way I express myself, these people have my utmost respect honestly. I was just shocked by the prices of certain things and with how much they live... Sometimes less is more.
@@pattifilms7858 Greetings, I understand, you have a great platform and are blessed to be able to different countries to interview the families. I just suggest less laughing when you are being introduced to their amenities🙏🏾
@@pattifilms7858 thank you so much for clarifying that you weren't being condescending. Since People of colour have had enough of that!
How i wish to meet you. I am in Dar es Salaam.
@Stephen Ford Way more than comfortable.
Middle class according to global standards.
@Stephen Ford everyone is cool with anyone. You are welcomed.
Meet him for what 😒
I love Tanzanian people they are very nice especially if your e foreigner 🥰
Yes they're genuinely happy
Shame on you for such a video.... what's the motive? The information is so bias and misleading tbh....yes we have issues but this is not the general image of Dar Es Salam and the cost of living.
I never said that this is the cost of living in dares! And I never said this is how all of dares Salam looks...
@Jeremiah Burton - His motive is an attempt to continue the stereotypes of Afrika. But the digital age has made the world more transparent, and more honest portrayals of Afrikan life are posted all over youtube. This guy is a propagandist, but the Afrikan narrative is becoming controlled by more Afrikans, now.
@@pattifilms7858 - your lies and jokes reveal who you are.
@@unguja64 exactly
Good video!
Upuuzi huu msenge wewe
80 USD is pretty meagre income is he being truthful or it's for spicing up the story
I love Tanzanians !
If you guys want to find out the truth about Tanzania please listen to a black version. This guy is wrong!
Were waiting
@@janetl4 I don't mean to sound rude, but you could just look it up yourself.
@@solarislawson4152 no your actually off i was defending the guy in the video actually
If you want the "black version" go to TRAVELING SISTAS TH-cam channel
That zone is local place Not all Dar Es salaam with that money you say not place like ostabey,masaki, mliman city ,etc you finish that money on super makert it Not all Dar Es you can survive with that money ,
We a new generation of Afrikans we can see through your bs.And we aren't afraid of speaking our minds judging from the comment section.
That is the work you are working, wewe kweli matako
Kweli jamaa lifala
Only these ppl will go to another country an ask to tour homes of the locals. Now you appreciate where your from? This is privilege at its finest! I wouldn’t be letting strange ppl tour my private living space. Like I don’t understand the purpose. Are you apart making a difference in this village? Do you feel better that you have more? I don’t get it!
Guys try to understand this mange sis not say this is a nice place in dar but it iso one of the local areas that the people of low life live...... even south Africa has the worst local area compared to dar and local people live in the shacks there
This white guy
Why you walk around taking videoing peoples toilets on TH-cam just because they were nice enough to let you into their homes. That’s very disrespectful of you!!!
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Eti anmwambia mzungu kuwa taznzania hkuna health insuarance inbdi utoe pesa ndio utubiwe chizi huyo rasta
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@@LeeUfudu yaani mi sijaipenda hata kidogo sijui anamaanisha nini lol
Apadt fom rubbish it warmed heart i orefer the real tanzania. U feel more culteraly emersed
Welcome to ushongo pangani Tanzania the beach is much better.