In Uganda the electricity is on a time weekly schedule, 3 days in a week the power is on during the day, the other 2 days the power is on at night and it’s always on during the weekends…. I was born in Uganda now living in Canada.
@@tymelondon thank you for the prompt response, with regards to Vaccines, is yellow fever the only one that you should be vaccinated for if travelling from the UK? Also is there no chance of applying for the visa upon arrival? Thank you
@@harbisulub if you’re planning on travelling to Uganda. You need both, C-19 vaccination certificate (not the PCR), and Yellow Fever Booklet upon arrival. Also, Visas must be applied for online. Once approved, you print it off and submit it to immigration at Entebbe. Then you get the actual Visa.
No hurry in Africa! it’s annoying when you like keeping time, but it’s normal in Africa due to circumstances and how they values time😀 Power😡. Very good advice 👍🏾
my daughter and I plan on going to visit the kids from kids link Africa. we support them from the u.s. we are kinda scared my friend who runs kids link was mugged and robbed coming from a funeral of one of the children. put him in the hospital into a coma and hurt him badly.
That’s terrible, what happened to your friend. Horrible, to say the least. On average, Uganda is one of the safest places I’ve been to. But just like any country, it’s not perfect. I’ve heard stories similar to what happened to your friend, but I’ve never experienced it. I hope you’ll still make the trip, because the good very much outweighs the bad about this country.
Dear Lisa, when u come use Ubers and Safe Boda for transport if u don't have private cars. But Uganda is so beautiful and safe though their are wrong elements like any others countries🙏
@@ab_yusofficial8866 advising someone not to move at night is not good advice. Most places in Kampala are safe, day and night. You just have to be responsible while travelling and use safer means of travel. I.e Ubers or Safe Bodas.
You may consider getting someone to move you around in safe places, someone who knows ug very well. We always know where and when and at what time to move in different places.
Negative energy 😅I think your just comparing Ug to England but even at that our electricity is so reliable and most of the times when electricity is to go off we are notified by the board. WE ARE ADIFFERENT SOCIETY,with different ways of life stop comparing us to wherever you come from.Amen
Thanks my dear he's only giving negativity to the public but we citizens love our nation in it's different ways 💙 😀 much love the pearl of Africa 😂 🌍 💙 ❤ we love you uganda 🇺🇬
@@nantumeshadia28 what annoys is they while come spend two days in a single hotel but the third day boom they will have an opinion about the entire country and her people.🙄🙄
As a Ugandan in Kampala , about bodabodas,you are right London, if you don't have a car don't trust bodabodas at night however now we have "safebodas" just like Uber that are safe , I would advise you ensure to get the app and be able to get safe rides from safebodas . But mostly endeavour to get to know a friend who can be able to move with you within and around the city. It's always safer
this is why western countries work more efficient than african/middleeastern 😂 Time management and scheduling will optimize everything in economy, work etc
People run late because they have freedom , why should they be tied down to a clock 😂like in Americas, life is timeless and I think most African countries are like this also , I love it
We do respect time Mr Ahmed wat u have to keep in mind is Uganda has ts time so if u have a meeting all u have to tell a Ugandan is we meet at 7am/pm Ugandan time okay never we dnt respect time
How bad is traffic in Uganda? Going there and the place I’ll be staying to where I’ll working is 25 min….but someone told me it could take up to an hr due to traffic…so Kinda worried about tht.
Traffic can be a problem during rush hours in the morning and evening when people are leaving work. You can avoid it by using Boda Bodas (motor taxis). They are very cheap and efficient.
As a resident of kampala specific munyonyo buziga a kampala suburb...electricity is so reliable here its rarely off , in a month it can go like 2 times like 20mins and its back ..so yeah i disagree with you on that ...those visiting kampala mustn't live in the crowded areas of kampala cause they are prone to such electricity issues but in buziga we always have power 24 /7 always
Greetings from central Illinois, USA. I financially support a 15 year old boy that lives in rural Uganda and was curious how safe it is for Americans… what are your thoughts ? Thank you
Greetings It’s a good thing you’re doing for the boy. Uganda is one of the safest places I’ve been to. Of course there are area you have to watch your surroundings, just like anywhere else in the world. But nonetheless, most places are very safe.
It good thing what you're doing. But Uganda is a safe place for foreigners, we actually give them special treatment as "guests". The best thing to do is have a person ( Ugandan) that will accompany you during your visit, life will be easier, they will help navigate the ugandan life. But you will do fine even if you come alone , its safe.
When it comes to food they always on time believe you me no matter the weather come rain come sunshine they come and chop the food, if you don't believe me organise a party everyone will be there before inviting time or even sleeping over the night before the party.
Don't say they will come at the event on time 🤣☺️ they don't care about the event if you want to communicate the language most ugandans understand is food 🥑 period!
Correction bruh... We kp time bt differently... Say I wanna host a meeting at 10am... The actual time I will tell u is 9am... At 10 u won't b late... You'll just b on time
Ooh. Yeah even my friend called for a tax then later they find out there was another person inside the car with a gun ,a knife Jesus it was so scary be careful
I am heading for a wedding for 3 weeks in December and I was hoping to be able to work off my laptop for part time (7 h time difference) because I don't have enough vacation time, with the way the electricity is would I maybe have some problems?
The reliability of power often depends on the area that you are staying in. Some areas have more reliable power lines than others. However, some places like hotels tend to have generators, which are back-ups for when the power goes off.
Peace to all. I have similar plans on staying in Kampala and work remotely. Best bet is to rent out a office either in the Central business district or like my guy London said a middle or upper class neighborhood.
😅that will be very interesting. But spoiler alert "money = the best women ". But if you conquer the temptation to use money, then you will find gems and have fun along the way. Plus intimacy is a big deal in Ugandan society you will discover some fascinating things. I'll leave you you to figure those out on your own.
@@tymelondon ugandan electicty is actually really good for an African country when I was there the was only like 3 or 4 power cuts and it did not last long go to Nigeria, you will see what bad power is
@@thebigblacktraveler when you start comparing with other places, you can always find some good in any problem. Matter of fact is that, Ugandan Electricity is not reliable.
But the power is reliable, may be if u live in the suburbs further away from the city center, there the electric grid may malfunction but not loadsheding
it Ended. Its rear nowadays. Only happens when there is a problem with the electric grid. But loadsheding isn't a problem anymore. Maybe if you're living in a rural area.
In Uganda the electricity is on a time weekly schedule, 3 days in a week the power is on during the day, the other 2 days the power is on at night and it’s always on during the weekends…. I was born in Uganda now living in Canada.
no this is a lieeeeeeeeeeee. Why are you spreading misinformation we always have electricity it goes out once in a while but not for long.
Great advice from a Brit with first hand experience of Uganda.
Thanks bro, much appreciated
You’re welcome 👍🏽
@@tymelondon thank you for the prompt response, with regards to Vaccines, is yellow fever the only one that you should be vaccinated for if travelling from the UK? Also is there no chance of applying for the visa upon arrival? Thank you
@@harbisulub if you’re planning on travelling to Uganda. You need both, C-19 vaccination certificate (not the PCR), and Yellow Fever Booklet upon arrival. Also, Visas must be applied for online. Once approved, you print it off and submit it to immigration at Entebbe. Then you get the actual Visa.
@@tymelondon wow bro, can't thank you enough. May God bless you and your family. Much appreciated 👏
@@harbisulub you’re very welcome 👍🏽
Come on my brudda going hard
No hurry in Africa! it’s annoying when you like keeping time, but it’s normal in Africa due to circumstances and how they values time😀
Power😡. Very good advice 👍🏾
🤣🤣🤣 we are learning to cope sir. Africans don't rush
👌👌👌
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my daughter and I plan on going to visit the kids from kids link Africa. we support them from the u.s. we are kinda scared my friend who runs kids link was mugged and robbed coming from a funeral of one of the children. put him in the hospital into a coma and hurt him badly.
That’s terrible, what happened to your friend. Horrible, to say the least. On average, Uganda is one of the safest places I’ve been to. But just like any country, it’s not perfect. I’ve heard stories similar to what happened to your friend, but I’ve never experienced it. I hope you’ll still make the trip, because the good very much outweighs the bad about this country.
Dear Lisa, when u come use Ubers and Safe Boda for transport if u don't have private cars. But Uganda is so beautiful and safe though their are wrong elements like any others countries🙏
You just have to mind about time. Don't travel at night, and don't just use any random means of transport.
@@ab_yusofficial8866 advising someone not to move at night is not good advice. Most places in Kampala are safe, day and night. You just have to be responsible while travelling and use safer means of travel. I.e Ubers or Safe Bodas.
You may consider getting someone to move you around in safe places, someone who knows ug very well. We always know where and when and at what time to move in different places.
Negative energy 😅I think your just comparing Ug to England but even at that our electricity is so reliable and most of the times when electricity is to go off we are notified by the board.
WE ARE ADIFFERENT SOCIETY,with different ways of life stop comparing us to wherever you come from.Amen
Thanks my dear he's only giving negativity to the public but we citizens love our nation in it's different ways 💙 😀 much love the pearl of Africa 😂 🌍 💙 ❤ we love you uganda 🇺🇬
@@nantumeshadia28 what annoys is they while come spend two days in a single hotel but the third day boom they will have an opinion about the entire country and her people.🙄🙄
Electricity is so far the most stable thing in Uganda.
As a Ugandan in Kampala , about bodabodas,you are right London, if you don't have a car don't trust bodabodas at night however now we have "safebodas" just like Uber that are safe , I would advise you ensure to get the app and be able to get safe rides from safebodas . But mostly endeavour to get to know a friend who can be able to move with you within and around the city. It's always safer
God gave time to Africa - to the Western World he gave a Clock
this is why western countries work more efficient than african/middleeastern 😂 Time management and scheduling will optimize everything in economy, work etc
This is Africa Mann🙄🙄 stop comparing our mama with western world...we comfortable here.....sigalayo eyo tetwagala balugezigezi👌
Wama olimutuufu,ye akuuma time atusinza ki?assa carbodioxide,nafulumya oxygen
Never to to the police station without money if you need a case to be followed up on.
Me using boda boda that my favourite transport very convenient for me
People run late because they have freedom , why should they be tied down to a clock 😂like in Americas, life is timeless and I think most African countries are like this also , I love it
Good advice I'm shouting out from the USA in Milwaukee Wisconsin
Thanks for watching ✅
We don't make appointments; you call and ask where someone is at the moment and meet them there.
I'll keep that in mind that people run late in Uganda 🇺🇬 & never on time due to the traffic conditions & the fact that they don't respect time 👌👏👏
We do respect time Mr Ahmed wat u have to keep in mind is Uganda has ts time so if u have a meeting all u have to tell a Ugandan is we meet at 7am/pm Ugandan time okay never we dnt respect time
Like bro can I get ur watsap nr friendly
Not for any purpose
How bad is traffic in Uganda?
Going there and the place I’ll be staying to where I’ll working is 25 min….but someone told me it could take up to an hr due to traffic…so
Kinda worried about tht.
Traffic can be a problem during rush hours in the morning and evening when people are leaving work. You can avoid it by using Boda Bodas (motor taxis). They are very cheap and efficient.
Can you make a video about budget hotels 🏨. And how to get from the airport to the city 🤔.
can you do a video of apartments to rent for holidays whilst in Uganda
I already did that last year
Check my videos 😊
As a resident of kampala specific munyonyo buziga a kampala suburb...electricity is so reliable here its rarely off , in a month it can go like 2 times like 20mins and its back ..so yeah i disagree with you on that ...those visiting kampala mustn't live in the crowded areas of kampala cause they are prone to such electricity issues but in buziga we always have power 24 /7 always
Helpful video. I have an upcoming trip to Uganda. I live in the states.
Okay all u said abt time is wrong completely wrong Uganda 🇺🇬 as a country has ts time do yo research Mr tym London
Greetings from central Illinois, USA. I financially support a 15 year old boy that lives in rural Uganda and was curious how safe it is for Americans… what are your thoughts ? Thank you
Greetings
It’s a good thing you’re doing for the boy. Uganda is one of the safest places I’ve been to. Of course there are area you have to watch your surroundings, just like anywhere else in the world. But nonetheless, most places are very safe.
Safe country in africa z uganda .. just keep your phone away and use uber .. u will enjoy uganda peoole are very welcoming .
Awwwn he's really lucky
Wish I had someone to help me with my education
Thank you for being kind to the young boy😘😘
It good thing what you're doing. But Uganda is a safe place for foreigners, we actually give them special treatment as "guests". The best thing to do is have a person ( Ugandan) that will accompany you during your visit, life will be easier, they will help navigate the ugandan life. But you will do fine even if you come alone , its safe.
When it comes to food they always on time believe you me no matter the weather come rain come sunshine they come and chop the food, if you don't believe me organise a party everyone will be there before inviting time or even sleeping over the night before the party.
Very true ✅
So true
That is funny
Don't say they will come at the event on time 🤣☺️ they don't care about the event if you want to communicate the language most ugandans understand is food 🥑 period!
I got robbed on taxi at night in Kampala
As far as Uber in other places like Colombia (All over), Mexico City and Santo Domingo, they drivers only will take cash as night too.
Thanks for the info 👍🏽 I wasn’t aware that it’s common in other places, as well.
My mama 🇺🇬
Very informative video Goodjob brother
They only keep time when it’s club time
Thanks for let us know about this things
Can find food weed there?
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Correction bruh... We kp time bt differently... Say I wanna host a meeting at 10am... The actual time I will tell u is 9am... At 10 u won't b late... You'll just b on time
Thanks for your advice and we learn every day.
You’re welcome 👍🏽
São Miguel Quixeramobim Brazil
Ooh. Yeah even my friend called for a tax then later they find out there was another person inside the car with a gun ,a knife Jesus it was so scary be careful
That sounds like a horrible experience. I hope your friend is fine.
@@tymelondon she is now fine ,people should be careful moving during night
@@Dididiane11 I’m glad she’s fine 👍🏽
Thus my country its safe
Whats it like for a white guy to go travel there for a bit? Would I be received well?
Uganda welcomes all races.
You will be recieved well, there's no doubt. It's ok here, very okay. We love people in this nation.
👌🏾👌🏾
I am heading for a wedding for 3 weeks in December and I was hoping to be able to work off my laptop for part time (7 h time difference) because I don't have enough vacation time, with the way the electricity is would I maybe have some problems?
The reliability of power often depends on the area that you are staying in. Some areas have more reliable power lines than others. However, some places like hotels tend to have generators, which are back-ups for when the power goes off.
@@tymelondon thanks so much! Maybe I can make it work after all 😊
It will be okay. 🤣 seriously, no worries
Peace to all. I have similar plans on staying in Kampala and work remotely. Best bet is to rent out a office either in the Central business district or like my guy London said a middle or upper class neighborhood.
No offence, but most of the points stated about uganda are incorrect.
All his points are valid, and I have lived my whole life in Ugand so far.
You should do a video on dating or dating a ugandan
I definitely will do, in the near future ✅
The negativity u have I don't think u can describe very well that...I think u will compare us with ur galz in England simanyi oba waa🙄🙄
😅that will be very interesting. But spoiler alert "money = the best women ". But if you conquer the temptation to use money, then you will find gems and have fun along the way. Plus intimacy is a big deal in Ugandan society you will discover some fascinating things. I'll leave you you to figure those out on your own.
Can I still get a visa at Entebbe airport on arrival?
All visas must be applied for online before travelling. They don’t issue visas at Entebbe anymore.
Sorry for so many questions but do I still have to get PCR test even though I’m full vaccinated from COVID-19?
@@koda2894 Watch my Travel Updates video. All is explained ✅
@@koda2894 no
Man you lying on some things like electricity we have reliable electricity stop negative publicity about Uganda and Kampala
If you really believe that, then you’re the one lying to oneself. No one will agree with you that electricity is reliable in Uganda. No one.
@@tymelondon ugandan electicty is actually really good for an African country when I was there the was only like 3 or 4 power cuts and it did not last long go to Nigeria, you will see what bad power is
@@thebigblacktraveler when you start comparing with other places, you can always find some good in any problem. Matter of fact is that, Ugandan Electricity is not reliable.
@@tymelondon boda bodas in Uganda are safe at night time
But the power is reliable, may be if u live in the suburbs further away from the city center, there the electric grid may malfunction but not loadsheding
Hey man what is the best affordable area to live in Kampala?
It all depends on your budget. Check out Booking.com for places to stay.
WHEN WILL LOADSHADING END?
it Ended. Its rear nowadays. Only happens when there is a problem with the electric grid. But loadsheding isn't a problem anymore. Maybe if you're living in a rural area.
WHT is this bodabodas sir
It’s a form of transportation in Uganda. Motorbikes.
@@tymelondon thank you sir....
What is bodabodas?
I heard about the time, it is so unique having your own time there (when it comes to meeting/commitments).
Thanks for these infos.
It's motorcycle drivers