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Am not Kenyan, but I have lived there. They tend to know everything worth knowing about literally every African country, I was talking to a 14year old, who was in what they call (form one) (freshman year) the guy knows his stuff!!! We talked about world geography and I was blownnnn awaaayyyy!!!! He even knew so much about countries like north and south Korea, when I asked how? He said it was due to the education system, and the internet!! I felt really stupid. 😅 They also make a point of learning foreign languages, and their English is Top notch. Love from Australia.
Wow, African Tigress you keep stumbling into issues we need to deal with as a continent! Love it love it so much! We need to learn more about each other and teach children more about Africa. You're doing a good job which will forever be in recorded history!
Here in Kenya we learn about Africa and the rest of the world in school, i learnt about the Ngoni and Chewa tribes of Malawi, cities of Lilongwe and Blantyre. I love their football, they have beautiful names like young chimodzi banda, harry and lawrence waya, they had presidents Kamuzu Banda and Bakili Muluzi, the current president is Lazarus Chakwera. Their music is nice to listen to, I know the location of the country though i have never been to Malawi.
Interesting. I could draw the map of Eastern Africa from Sudan to Tanzania in class 7 and memorize all African capital cities. I guess Kenyan Syllabus was pro Africa.
@@enerstbhodho5528 There is a topic in Kenya class 7 where you have to memorize african countries on a map with their capitals. But in depth studies was not though for all countries. But an average kenyan should be able to know at least where equitorial guinea is
hiyo system yetu ilikuwa fire na fire kwanza when our kcpe results was out of 84 points. Ngojea sasa this young generation we are having now of CBC akuna kitu wanajua same to this malawians who have been studying CBC all before. RIP 8-4-4 ill be missing you.
As a Malawian myself,Maybe the syllabus changed but the time I was finishing primary school I knew most African countries. So am surprised too these people can’t locate Kenya on the map!
Malawi doesn't need to review its curriculum rather it maybe needs to make History and Geography compulsory. The lack of knowledge reflected in this video is partly because History and Geography are optional courses in the Malawian secondary school curriculum. Otherwise, Kenya like most countries is part of the Secondary School History and Geography curriculum. For instance, I learnt in Secondary School Geography that Kenya and Malawi are the top producers and exporters of tea.
That's true as a Kenyan guy I'm like Malawi people are saying the way it is. I must visit there. In Kenya we actually love Weed from Malawi ( Malawi Gold it's called )💯✍️
We know Kenya, we know Kanairo. We know they like hype for nothing. 😂 We know the ladies like money a lot especially these shapeless Kekuyu ladies who will marry rich guys and make you disappear into septic tank.😂 The list is actually endless.
Why does the Kenyan syllabus stress so much about other African countries when they dont teach anything about us? How will African unity be achieved if Africans dont know much about our neigjbours?
African women are very cultured in general. It is passed down not legislated by the government. The bantu are quite the same when it comes to culture and traditions. West Africans tends to be aggressive but cultured too.
I knew more about kenya in primary school right there in Malawi than those fellow countrymen.. I remember as a primary school pupil lining up in the streets when Kenyan president, Moi visited malawi in 1978. How can one not know Kenya with her history of long distance runners, masai culture, national parks etc
I wonder too. I grew up in Malawi and attended my education and knew about Kenya from primary school. I guess it's the quality of education of nowadays.
It’s ok. It’s also the same in Kenya if you ask us the most of us they will say that Malawi is west Africa. I’m a history major I’m lucky to know about most countries in Africa and also around the world
And Kenya is just after TZ , almost a neighboring country. I am shocked by the lack of education these young people are displaying! I studied primary and secondary in Uganda and had to learn about everything about every country, especially the capital cities, the major landmarks , political history. I listened to BBC news coverage so I knew most leaders of Africa. Bingu Wa Mutharika or Miss Banda will not be proud this ignorant display.
even the world in general. atlist geography helped us in primary school. can they know other continents if they cant know just next door neighboring countries
Actually I have met several Kenyans who didn't know where Malawi is located. So I guess this question should be asked both sides before concluding. Geography subject in secondary school is an elective so many students opt out and choose other subjects.
Malawians those Malawians their was answering was extremely embarrassing for how backward can Malawians be seriously and Malawi people on the borders of Tanzania they speak Swahili I’ve never been to Malawi but I know that Malawi is next door to Tanzania and Zambia this I know from my school days and I know their first president post independence from the past president of Malawi to this day it’s a shame that those young people behaved with such ignorance whether they were trying to be smart or to look absolutely stupid shame shame shame shame as shame can be…
@@nancy-gc7wb they claimed to be in secondary school but geography must be the only subjects that Malawi doesn’t teach in their school..makes you wonder you know
I love your tours I think you deserve to be nominated for all the efforts you do. food, culture and the languages always willing to learn and speak 😌 👌 😋
"I don't know much about Kenya" seemed to be a standard answer for most of Malawians in this video. Sorry African Tigress for the cold reception. It has a lot to do with countries not sharing anything culturally, no exchange programmes, no prescribed books from African writers, etc. So, we know very little about each other. But, say something about the US, Hollywood, UK, because of TV programmes we know a lot about them that we even feel they are closer to us than African brothers and sisters. Good work!
Geography is compulsory in Tanzania until form 4 ( grade 12). Form 1-4, we go deep in some African countries, Europe and USA. It’s another story in USA, they stop learning geography by grade 6. Language has nothing to do with intelligence b’se most of people she interviewed can speak good English.
@@ewm4266 "Cold" in a sarcastic way, not that the Malawians were hostile to her, those she interviewed honestly didn't know much about Kenya, and you can see her disappointment, her caption says it all.
@@towerag.chirwa2667, don't take it wrongly, "cold" just mean she expected more from the people she interviewed, and she was disappointed. I don't mean they were hostile to her, she expected some enthusiastic responses, but turned out to be "cold", "lukewarm", etc. I hope you are fine with my explanation, no malice intended. Zikomo!
It’s actually shocking that basic geography isn’t part of their curriculum, or even a basic map of the continent isn’t accessible to the students or even the citizens. Because this video has inspired me. When I visit the motherland, I’m going to gift small maps for the children I encounter.
Malawi is close to our neighborhood, most don't know about Kenya while here I'm so much into their music, Namadingo, Lucius Mbadi, Chalamanda, Malawians, come on, please read about us, best Athletes in Africa are from here, second highest mountain, Mt Kenya, the annual wildbeest migration between Kenya and Tanzania? Whether it's not in school syllabus, make it your idea to read more about our continent and her countries. Love from Nairobi!
You have made such a clear statement with this video. I hope teachers and education officials see this. The first efforts toward unity is to learn about one another.
Thank you African Tigress for showing us the beautiful country of Malawi. As Africans, we need to invest our time to learn about other African countries.
Wow. It means we learn alot in school and on our own. You learn about all other countries mostly african, who colonized them, what they produce, which wars were fought where. We even follow other countries political events. Sports is another area we follow. Harry waya brothers comes in mind. My friend Mwambakulu you have alot to catchup
@@houseofjudah7470 I am a Ugandan and I know our economy is heavily dependent on Kenya , so is Rwanda, S.Sudan and Eastern Congo. Oh giving Somalians a safe haven for 3 decades is such a terrible thing! Visit East Leigh in Nairobi and see how Somalis (both Kenyans and Somalians ) are doing. Your comment is very ignorant
Geography of Malawian is questionable i learned about the history and geography of Africa in grade 8 and in high school ...I know about Hastings kamuzu banda
Just watching this makes me appreciate our syllabus.. Like in class 5 we knew every country in the great continent of africa, learnt about the ethinic diversity in africa, culture and all kind of stuff..
Guys guys, I'm a Malawian living in south Africa. It's the same story every where you go in Africa, we can say is nowadays school but here even older people from 30 upwards they can't tell you much about Africa, thanks to Kenya 🇰🇪 if it does
Not sure but in Kenya during the History lesson we had a topic for every country and this turned out fruitful in the end. I know the founding fathers of every African state, their general culture, and what drives their economy. We must continue having this conversation that brings us closer together.
I liked the first guy you interviewed,,,,just how he threw the "kenyan women are beautiful", shot fired I love the content...how hearing african names excite me, wacha tu
Agreed 100%. And it needs to happen soon. Something like 65% of Afrika's population is under the age of 30. This new generation cannot afford such knowledge gaps.
Woow...loving this all the way from Garissa County.learning so much from you darling...just started vlogs of Garissa Town but not as good as you dear. Keep growing...
Wow. A large and deep truth in your comment, Bro. 👍 I totally agree with you. Our good Sister Tigress, is shining much needed light upon the continent.
That was a good interview african tigress.i don't know much about malawi,but I know it's a small country .I like their command of English.gotta visit.thanks
It’s very embarrassing my relatives of Malawi seem to be not well informed with very simple , beginners information! Like they haven’t heard of Kenya which is just one country away from them! It’s a shame! Not even knowing it’s in East Africa? Not knowing about OBAMA, Indian Ocean, fast runners ……
Am wondering.. do they really watch TVs or they don't have. I think if I would be an outsider I would known Kenya by too many things.. like Obama, long distance runners, Coffee and Tea, Terrorism, Having two presidents at ago😂😂, KOT and many many thing's
As an African American , the great Jomo Kenyatta, the beautiful Serengeti, the majestic Masai and other tribes , Mt. Kilimanjaro , the courageous Kenyan fight to overthrow the British , were just some of the items we learned and discussed in the US. We have maps of Mighty Africa, learn the regions, familiarize ourselves with the various cultures, histories, languages and traditional of the Greatest Place on Earth- Mighty Africa. All this was in line with the concept of Pan Africanism. If these youngsters do not know Africa, then WE have failed them, as they are our future and our present responsibility. Lack of knowledge can be overcome but we must be ever watchful against apathy- the strongest enemy of all. Please, Sisters and Brothers, let African Tigress’ presentation be a teaching moment for us to step up and educate our children - they will learn , IF we teach them. Mighty Africa is the future of the world and world’s future rests upon the strong shoulders of Africa. African Tigress, my respect and appreciation to you for highlighting this state of affairs.
No. My reference to Mt. Kilimanjaro was to point out people and features of Africa as a whole. I did not mention Samora Michel, Omar Mukhtar,Lumumba , the Pink Lake Senegal , the Namibian mystical landscape or Timbuktu. The main point was that Africa has so much history, landmarks, events, people , that the teaching of students will never be exhausted. My error in not clarifying.
I can assure you that lots of Jamaican could tell you where Kenya or most African countries are located. Jomo Kenyatta use to visit Jamaica back in his days. I'm sorry to see that another African country doesn't know about another but the people are beautiful and honest. Great video Tigress. Travel safely.
I remember we would play a game with my friends, pointing out African countries on a map to see who can get it the fastest, or naming a country and the other person saying the capital without looking at the map. Malawi, Lilongwe, South Africa, Pretoria, Nigeria, Lagos etc
In kenya one of the history and geography lessons tought in primary schools are names of Afrikan countries, capital cities, former colonizers and first presidents but 57 countries are too much to remember.
That is so unfortunate. If you ask any if these people and students about America and Europe, they will tell you everything. The education system in Africa focuses so much on the western world and what is happening there.
Kenyans let's gather here and celebrate our brains, education, our internet, our TV programming, and everything that made us awesome people we are. I can literally name every country in Africa and take you to the streets of New York or Sydney without leaving my bedroom. The little things we take for granted.
Wow!!! This tells you the education level of the country. Children and adults don't know about a major african country as Kenya!!! This must change. Africans must know about Africa!!!
@@hk254lyt8 May I inform you that Kenyans know much about Malawi. We study much about Africa in 2 subjects ie History and Geography. Football especially in the 80s and 90s is a sports activity that was common between Kenyan and Malawian teams for both club and national teams playing continental games.
@@thomasorungo6898 just because you know doesn’t mean all kenyans know. I’m kenyan and I know all african countries but I have friends who don’t know anything. Not all kenyans follow african football, and most ladies don’t know anything about football also
In Uganda back in the day it was mandatory to learn about Africa in primary school. Its so bad to see young Africans who know nothing about their continent
Malawi, absolutely one of my favorite country in Africa and I know many malawians, but I am disappointed with the education system where geography social studies is not an elective is something of choice this is sad to see so many young people not knowing Africa's geography history etc etc. Wow. 😞😮😭😧❤️💛💚
It is shocking to see that many of these high school kids and some adults know more about the West than they know about other African countries especially some countries located in similar geographical location: ie. Kenya also an East African country. The colonial curriculum of teaching our kids about Western history and leaving out Africa history has disconnected many Africans on the continent. Good job AT in bridging the gap among fellow Africans.
Malawians are well known foe being honest people and this is reflected in the responses in these video. Its surprising though that most of them don't know a thing about Kenya, I will stop laughing at Americans. Well, Kenya is a well known for the long distance runners, the Masai, the wildlife and of course Kenyans are among the most educated Africans. That's Kenya in one sentence for me.
I mean if a Malawian vlogger asked me about Malawi then I'd talk about the cities of Blantyre , Lilongwe ,lake Nyasa, the Lingua Franca is Chichewa , I know of Joyce Banda , bingu wa mutharika , it was a British colony , it's a sadc member borders Zambia Tanzania Zimbabwe .
Africa has 54 countries. Most of our syllabuses concentrate on their own country or those significant to their country. It is unreasonable to expect people to know all 54 countries in Africa. Just because one country decides to concentrate on African history or Geography it does not mean all the countries should do the same.
Watching this video i appreciate how African and east african Geography and history are emphasized in schools in Uganda right from primary school to secondary schools.Africa needs an education curriculum review.We need to be more knowledgeable about us first before the rest of the world.
To be honest, I am sad, but I would like to thank the African Tigress, for today’s topic. The post Dr Kamuzu Banda governments have dampened down Malawi’s education. How can you have a Form 3 kid, not knowing where a fellow East African Country which is less than 1000 Miles away and border your immediate neighbour is located. Malawians where once ahead of Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, education wise. Rhodesians used to go and study at Malawian High Schools for their Secondary Education, and later go to Makerere, Fort Hare and UK 🇬🇧. I hope their education department sees this video. Thank you African Tigress
The point most people are missing in the comment section is that Geography and History are optional subjects in the Malawian secondary school curriculum. I dropped history in Form 2 then dropped Geography in Form 3. Our music industry is mostly influenced by Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola, South Africa, DRC, West Africa (Nigeria, Ghana, etc) the Caribbean, and Western countries (e.g. R n B, hip hop, etc). Thus, it is not surprising that most of the interviewees do not know much about Kenya like most African countries that have minimal contact with Malawi. Nevertheless, African Tigress like most African TH-camrs is doing a great job of educating the Africans about our continent.
Here in Kenya, we learn Geography, History and Civics (GHC). . . .. . Currently, enshrined in Social Studies and back in the days we had to be taught maps . . African countries had to be memorized, notable African rivers, mountains, Pan Africanism, the struggle for independence in Africa. And with the globalization and mingling of Africans, international trade concepts etc, it is important to go back and have these taught in our African schools. And this Enterudo song, which one again?
How can you not know your neighbours? One of your presidents bought bulls from Kenya. Malawiians and their former Presidents have been friendly to Kenya as a whole.
Come on! We know alot about Malawi. We even have (Kamuzu) Banda street in Nairobi? We know its location. Kenyans study the Geography and History of Africa. And for the few who were to dense in class to follow any subject, internet has brought the world to our phones. Kenyans love poking their noses (positively) into everything and there aren't many topics Kenyans are shy to discuss and they do so quite knowledgeably. I recall watching a similar interview in that took place in DRC and the Congolese knew a great deal about Kenya too. Even the Zimbabwean interview established that they (apart from the Advocate) know a great deal about Kenya. What we are witnessing here is just a Malawian problem. But as a people they are fantastic. They are friendly beyond measure.
I am an older generation Malawian who learnt a lot about Kenya long time ago through compulsory subjects of History and Geography before democratic rule crept in our country, and changed much of our education curriculum. Most of those interviewed in that clip are modern generation youngsters who have little interest about learning the things around and about them. But yea, Kenya is a great country which I personally think it's the capital city of Africa because of it's rapid development. The people of Kenya are nice too, but I think they quickly lose their cool and can inflict a terrible injury if you mess with them.
Well just through the internet I can really say a lot of things about many African countries. I think as Africans we just need to take interest in Africa more than ever before. The hot topic in Kenya right now is the Hustlers vs the Dynasties.
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How come they don't know Kenya ?? ask for them AMERICA and they will know
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Am not Kenyan, but I have lived there. They tend to know everything worth knowing about literally every African country, I was talking to a 14year old, who was in what they call (form one) (freshman year) the guy knows his stuff!!! We talked about world geography and I was blownnnn awaaayyyy!!!! He even knew so much about countries like north and south Korea, when I asked how? He said it was due to the education system, and the internet!! I felt really stupid. 😅 They also make a point of learning foreign languages, and their English is Top notch. Love from Australia.
Kenya has cheapest internet connectivity.
Am shocked Malawian don't know little about Kenya and a student can't even speak English
Very very true. You seem to know more about my country. Yiu are welcome
Iam from Zambia. I love Kenya especially Mombasa, Mtwapa, Kilifi and Malindi counts. Very beautiful places with beautiful people.
You know Malindi ?
Welcome back.
we appreciate mahn
Thank you
What u know about Mtwapa?😂😂
Malawians are beautiful people....Much love from Kenya
Wow, African Tigress you keep stumbling into issues we need to deal with as a continent! Love it love it so much! We need to learn more about each other and teach children more about Africa. You're doing a good job which will forever be in recorded history!
My sentiments exactly! Afrikan education needs a real makeover.
You said it perfectly, S.M Ganda 👍
Heysh! I'm shocked and embarrassed. I suppose African Tigress is enlightening the continent about itself. Love from Zimbabwe
Here in Kenya we learn about Africa and the rest of the world in school, i learnt about the Ngoni and Chewa tribes of Malawi, cities of Lilongwe and Blantyre. I love their football, they have beautiful names like young chimodzi banda, harry and lawrence waya, they had presidents Kamuzu Banda and Bakili Muluzi, the current president is Lazarus Chakwera. Their music is nice to listen to, I know the location of the country though i have never been to Malawi.
Hawa wako na shida. Malawi is close here and they've never heard about it Bana 🤣🤣🤣
@@michaelollinga1397 Bana. Si tunawajua kabisa na wengine wanasema ati tuko North Africa. LOL!
@@michaelollinga1397 They dont even watch world sports?
@@michaelollinga1397 the funniest thing
Poor Malawi🤤watu tunawajua wanasema Kenya iko Somalia
Interesting. I could draw the map of Eastern Africa from Sudan to Tanzania in class 7 and memorize all African capital cities. I guess Kenyan Syllabus was pro Africa.
Pro East Africa. I maybe wrong but i can assume you were not taught a great deal about Equatorial Guinea
A teacher will stand with a whip and ask you lilogwe is in which country. Class 7
@@enerstbhodho5528 There is a topic in Kenya class 7 where you have to memorize african countries on a map with their capitals. But in depth studies was not though for all countries. But an average kenyan should be able to know at least where equitorial guinea is
hiyo system yetu ilikuwa fire na fire kwanza when our kcpe results was out of 84 points. Ngojea sasa this young generation we are having now of CBC akuna kitu wanajua same to this malawians who have been studying CBC all before. RIP 8-4-4 ill be missing you.
As a Malawian myself,Maybe the syllabus changed but the time I was finishing primary school I knew most African countries. So am surprised too these people can’t locate Kenya on the map!
Malawians should have a a serious review of their education!
African consciousness is very important!
Malawi doesn't need to review its curriculum rather it maybe needs to make History and Geography compulsory. The lack of knowledge reflected in this video is partly because History and Geography are optional courses in the Malawian secondary school curriculum. Otherwise, Kenya like most countries is part of the Secondary School History and Geography curriculum. For instance, I learnt in Secondary School Geography that Kenya and Malawi are the top producers and exporters of tea.
I am embarrassed
Kenya is not popular
How will Kenyans fair with the same questions?
African education systems are not made by Africans,it doesn't benefit Africans.Malawi is just a reflection of the rest of the continent.
My generation knows Kenya very well. Your late president Nzee Jomo Kenyatta visited Malawi. Even President Daniel Arap Moi visited us too.
Great job@African Tigress.i never skip your videos.
I appreciate the honesty of people of Malawi of saying they do not know much rather than pretending to know about something.
That's true as a Kenyan guy I'm like Malawi people are saying the way it is. I must visit there. In Kenya we actually love Weed from Malawi ( Malawi Gold it's called )💯✍️
We know Kenya, we know Kanairo. We know they like hype for nothing. 😂
We know the ladies like money a lot especially these shapeless Kekuyu ladies who will marry rich guys and make you disappear into septic tank.😂
The list is actually endless.
Why does the Kenyan syllabus stress so much about other African countries when they dont teach anything about us? How will African unity be achieved if Africans dont know much about our neigjbours?
You can tell that Malawian women seem cultured and respectful.
African women are very cultured in general. It is passed down not legislated by the government. The bantu are quite the same when it comes to culture and traditions. West Africans tends to be aggressive but cultured too.
African tigress is doing well to promote relationship between Africans. Thank you.
@AFRICAN TIGRESS you are a true African heroine of our time. Continue the good work of uniting Africa
I knew more about kenya in primary school right there in Malawi than those fellow countrymen.. I remember as a primary school pupil lining up in the streets when Kenyan president, Moi visited malawi in 1978. How can one not know Kenya with her history of long distance runners, masai culture, national parks etc
I wonder too. I grew up in Malawi and attended my education and knew about Kenya from primary school. I guess it's the quality of education of nowadays.
True, l also learnt about the East African Community of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Kenya is politically and economically influential in Africa.
It’s ok. It’s also the same in Kenya if you ask us the most of us they will say that Malawi is west Africa. I’m a history major I’m lucky to know about most countries in Africa and also around the world
@@bettyk9771 I am Kenyan and I learnt about malawi in primary school GHC.I dont know what they are teaching in schools these days though..
And Kenya is just after TZ , almost a neighboring country. I am shocked by the lack of education these young people are displaying! I studied primary and secondary in Uganda and had to learn about everything about every country, especially the capital cities, the major landmarks , political history. I listened to BBC news coverage so I knew most leaders of Africa. Bingu Wa Mutharika or Miss Banda will not be proud this ignorant display.
this makes Us Kenyans appreciate our curriculum, I think we learn a lot about Africa
even the world in general. atlist geography helped us in primary school. can they know other continents if they cant know just next door neighboring countries
Exactly
Actually I have met several Kenyans who didn't know where Malawi is located. So I guess this question should be asked both sides before concluding. Geography subject in secondary school is an elective so many students opt out and choose other subjects.
Malawians those Malawians their was answering was extremely embarrassing for how backward can Malawians be seriously and Malawi
people on the borders of Tanzania they speak Swahili I’ve never been to Malawi but I know that Malawi is next door to Tanzania and Zambia this I know from my school days and I know their first president post independence from the past president of Malawi to this day it’s a shame that those young people behaved with such ignorance whether they were trying to be smart or to look absolutely stupid shame shame shame shame as shame can be…
@@nancy-gc7wb they claimed to be in secondary school but geography must be the only subjects that Malawi doesn’t teach in their school..makes you wonder you know
Pan Africanism is lip service if we don't teach ourselves about Africa. Thanks for challenging us.
Agreed. 🎯
I think when it comes to this question Zimbabweans fared pretty well.
Afternoon my sister on the ground asking people of Malawi about Kenya, some they do not know about Kenya but is good on what you are doing.
Thanks for making Kenya to be known in Africa. You are doing well niece. God protect you in your daily endeavour.
Bamwabo
I love your tours I think you deserve to be nominated for all the efforts you do. food, culture and the languages always willing to learn and speak 😌 👌 😋
Eish it's time the History and Geography of Africa # shd b included in educational curriculum for exposure. Thx sis
Hawa watu ni wajinga sana
"I don't know much about Kenya" seemed to be a standard answer for most of Malawians in this video. Sorry African Tigress for the cold reception. It has a lot to do with countries not sharing anything culturally, no exchange programmes, no prescribed books from African writers, etc. So, we know very little about each other. But, say something about the US, Hollywood, UK, because of TV programmes we know a lot about them that we even feel they are closer to us than African brothers and sisters. Good work!
As a Kenyan, l don't feel it was cold but rather truthful. Most Africans don't know much about each other, except their neighbors.
Geography is compulsory in Tanzania until form 4 ( grade 12). Form 1-4, we go deep in some African countries, Europe and USA. It’s another story in USA, they stop learning geography by grade 6. Language has nothing to do with intelligence b’se most of people she interviewed can speak good English.
Cold reception? Very wrong choice of words
@@ewm4266 "Cold" in a sarcastic way, not that the Malawians were hostile to her, those she interviewed honestly didn't know much about Kenya, and you can see her disappointment, her caption says it all.
@@towerag.chirwa2667, don't take it wrongly, "cold" just mean she expected more from the people she interviewed, and she was disappointed. I don't mean they were hostile to her, she expected some enthusiastic responses, but turned out to be "cold", "lukewarm", etc. I hope you are fine with my explanation, no malice intended. Zikomo!
Ahsante sana kazi nzuri Excellency well done
Yeeess African Tigress 💯💯 Amazing content . Peace and love ❤️
Thanks for the impressive content our Bantu Queen 👑🖤👏👏👏
🤣🤣 we really need to learn more about our continent
I appreciate the honesty
I really support the initiative,your wakening us really other people they don't have that enthusiasm to learn about Africa
Great job teaching while you travel they will now know and share it with their family and friends👍🏾🧡
Auntie 😍😍😍
Wow one thing I like about Malawians is the accent for me , their English accent is on point most of them .
They have beautiful accents
@@bokani14ify its beautiful indeed
English accent on point but they dont know anything about Kenya their step neighbour. .....whats the use
we are talking African issues and ignorance about the continent and all u pick is the good English accent!!! stay black!
It’s actually shocking that basic geography isn’t part of their curriculum, or even a basic map of the continent isn’t accessible to the students or even the citizens.
Because this video has inspired me. When I visit the motherland, I’m going to gift small maps for the children I encounter.
Doesn't make sense at all. They probably have a poor education system or are just not interested in geography.
Malawi is close to our neighborhood, most don't know about Kenya while here I'm so much into their music, Namadingo, Lucius Mbadi, Chalamanda, Malawians, come on, please read about us, best Athletes in Africa are from here, second highest mountain, Mt Kenya, the annual wildbeest migration between Kenya and Tanzania? Whether it's not in school syllabus, make it your idea to read more about our continent and her countries.
Love from Nairobi!
Thanks for sharing your beautiful journey! Love 💗 it!
You have made such a clear statement with this video. I hope teachers and education officials see this. The first efforts toward unity is to learn about one another.
if you have to tell these jokers gov this wait for a next 500 years
Thank you African Tigress for showing us the beautiful country of Malawi. As Africans, we need to invest our time to learn about other African countries.
Nice one from country number 9 on 21 African countries visit
Malawians are so articulate and their English is so good....
Ati English so good 😂😂😂 scam
Wow. It means we learn alot in school and on our own. You learn about all other countries mostly african, who colonized them, what they produce, which wars were fought where. We even follow other countries political events. Sports is another area we follow. Harry waya brothers comes in mind. My friend Mwambakulu you have alot to catchup
These videos make me think I can just walk up to an African & have a friendly conversation...I'm loving it.
Good morning from Papua New Guinea.
Good morning!. Hope to visit there someday
@@AFRICANTIGRESS thank you for responding to my comments.
The color looks nice on you! Love from Chicago, Illinois.
Proud of you. Props to Kenya and Malawi. A nigerian 🇳🇬 bro gives you all props.
I’m sure they all know where the USA, CANADA or some other European countries are located, but not their their own, very disappointing
That’s the sad reality
What has Kenya done to neighbours so far
@@houseofjudah7470 I am a Ugandan and I know our economy is heavily dependent on Kenya , so is Rwanda, S.Sudan and Eastern Congo. Oh giving Somalians a safe haven for 3 decades is such a terrible thing! Visit East Leigh in Nairobi and see how Somalis (both Kenyans and Somalians ) are doing.
Your comment is very ignorant
Geography of Malawian is questionable i learned about the history and geography of Africa in grade 8 and in high school ...I know about Hastings kamuzu banda
It's very sad..the way I know all the countries from Tanzania going South.its very unfortunate
Wow love your videos dear & I whish I could join you dear I really impressive in your travels and videos ❤❤❤🇲🇼🇲🇼🇲🇼
Just watching this makes me appreciate our syllabus.. Like in class 5 we knew every country in the great continent of africa, learnt about the ethinic diversity in africa, culture and all kind of stuff..
Oh my goodness 😳 is this how the education standards has gone down in Malawi? Am privileged to be the Kamuzu era squad. Thanks Tigress.
So true am shocked
Those early Presidents knew how to promote interrelationships among fellow African countries.
How common was it before now for most (students or people of Malawi in general) know such things?
Guys guys, I'm a Malawian living in south Africa. It's the same story every where you go in Africa, we can say is nowadays school but here even older people from 30 upwards they can't tell you much about Africa, thanks to Kenya 🇰🇪 if it does
Kenyan kids knows every africa country location .it's part of education curriculum , Geography
You are right!
Not sure but in Kenya during the History lesson we had a topic for every country and this turned out fruitful in the end. I know the founding fathers of every African state, their general culture, and what drives their economy. We must continue having this conversation that brings us closer together.
Hi African tigress ❤️ can't miss this video
I liked the first guy you interviewed,,,,just how he threw the "kenyan women are beautiful", shot fired I love the content...how hearing african names excite me, wacha tu
Curriculum in Africa need to and should be revised to accommodate some issues.
Agreed 100%.
And it needs to happen soon. Something like 65% of Afrika's population is under the age of 30. This new generation cannot afford such knowledge gaps.
Woow...loving this all the way from Garissa County.learning so much from you darling...just started vlogs of Garissa Town but not as good as you dear. Keep growing...
Tigress you are building Africa my lady more than what the AU is doing. Keep it
Wow. A large and deep truth in your comment, Bro. 👍
I totally agree with you.
Our good Sister Tigress, is shining much needed light upon the continent.
That was a good interview african tigress.i don't know much about malawi,but I know it's a small country .I like their command of English.gotta visit.thanks
It’s very embarrassing my relatives of Malawi seem to be not well informed with very simple , beginners information!
Like they haven’t heard of Kenya which is just one country away from them!
It’s a shame! Not even knowing it’s in East Africa? Not knowing about OBAMA, Indian Ocean, fast runners ……
If malawains were a Kenyan tribe, they'd make good meme content 😅😂😂. Kisiis would take a break 😂
Am wondering.. do they really watch TVs or they don't have. I think if I would be an outsider I would known Kenya by too many things.. like Obama, long distance runners, Coffee and Tea, Terrorism, Having two presidents at ago😂😂, KOT and many many thing's
This people I don't think that they are serious ,they don't know about their African countries ,African tigress she has to do a lot about this
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Umechoose violence haha
As an African American , the great Jomo Kenyatta, the beautiful Serengeti, the majestic Masai and other tribes , Mt. Kilimanjaro , the courageous Kenyan fight to overthrow the British , were just some of the items we learned and discussed in the US. We have maps of Mighty Africa, learn the regions, familiarize ourselves with the various cultures, histories, languages and traditional of the Greatest Place on Earth- Mighty Africa. All this was in line with the concept of Pan Africanism.
If these youngsters do not know Africa, then WE have failed them, as they are our future and our present responsibility. Lack of knowledge can be overcome but we must be ever watchful against apathy- the strongest enemy of all. Please, Sisters and Brothers, let African Tigress’ presentation be a teaching moment for us to step up and educate our children - they will learn , IF we teach them.
Mighty Africa is the future of the world and world’s future rests upon the strong shoulders of Africa.
African Tigress, my respect and appreciation to you for highlighting this state of affairs.
Well-Articulated. You have a perfect picture of Africa, the motherland.
That’s sad to hear for me since they didn’t teach much African history from where I’m from. I didn’t hear if Kenya until 21..
@@abushwelosh5471 sorry you missed out for too long but you can still play catch up.
So you were taught that the highest mountain in Africa, Mt Kilimanjaro is in Kenya? Thats very wrong, the Mt Kilimanjaro is in TANZANIA AS WE SPEAK.
No. My reference to Mt. Kilimanjaro was to point out people and features of Africa as a whole. I did not mention Samora Michel, Omar Mukhtar,Lumumba , the Pink Lake Senegal , the Namibian mystical landscape or Timbuktu. The main point was that Africa has so much history, landmarks, events, people , that the teaching of students will never be exhausted. My error in not clarifying.
You are a great content creator, keep up the good work.
Am Kenyan and I take pride in the fact that I know all the African countries with their capital cities and a bit of history of some
Me too
me too
I can assure you that lots of Jamaican could tell you where Kenya or most African countries are located. Jomo Kenyatta use to visit Jamaica back in his days. I'm sorry to see that another African country doesn't know about another but the people are beautiful and honest. Great video Tigress. Travel safely.
Premiere gang waiting......
I remember we would play a game with my friends, pointing out African countries on a map to see who can get it the fastest, or naming a country and the other person saying the capital without looking at the map. Malawi, Lilongwe, South Africa, Pretoria, Nigeria, Lagos etc
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I was hoping you would come across an advocate😂
🤣Apparently not
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Mr Zim you mocking us we will export you to Kenya 😂🤣😂⚰️
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History and georgahy impacted us a whole lot about Africa and the continent as a whole ,am proud Kenya .
In kenya one of the history and geography lessons tought in primary schools are names of Afrikan countries, capital cities, former colonizers and first presidents but 57 countries are too much to remember.
Atleast you should remember the location on a map
Ati ni mingi tulikuwa tunacheza games za cramming capital cities of all African countries...
Am a great fan of prof Patrick Lumumba,my mentor.
That is so unfortunate. If you ask any if these people and students about America and Europe, they will tell you everything. The education system in Africa focuses so much on the western world and what is happening there.
Exactly
I also don't know where is these country, only know South Africa.
True
Kenyans let's gather here and celebrate our brains, education, our internet, our TV programming, and everything that made us awesome people we are. I can literally name every country in Africa and take you to the streets of New York or Sydney without leaving my bedroom. The little things we take for granted.
🤣🤣🤣 Nice one, very true we talk of them as of we've been there
@@joelgitui9573 Because we are Kenyans 😂😂 . It's really Sad. Malawi is just one country(Tanzania) from us na hawajawahi tusikia.
Wow!!! This tells you the education level of the country. Children and adults don't know about a major african country as Kenya!!!
This must change. Africans must know about Africa!!!
Tigress I’m here watching you just went to our neighbours thanks 🙏
To be fair I don’t think a lot of kenyans will know a lot about Malawi too. Africans should be taught more about africa and be passionate about it
that's no excuse
@Gunjo Plays an average kenyan in the streets doesn’t know a country like Malawi exists. Let’s be honest
@@hk254lyt8 May I inform you that Kenyans know much about Malawi. We study much about Africa in 2 subjects ie History and Geography. Football especially in the 80s and 90s is a sports activity that was common between Kenyan and Malawian teams for both club and national teams playing continental games.
@@thomasorungo6898 just because you know doesn’t mean all kenyans know. I’m kenyan and I know all african countries but I have friends who don’t know anything. Not all kenyans follow african football, and most ladies don’t know anything about football also
@@hk254lyt8 Kenya Airways fly's to two Malawian cities, Blantyre and Lilongwe. I am shocked they don't know much about Kenya.
Proud to be a Kenyan 🇰🇪 +254 to tge world 🌎
African leaders should make it mandatory to teach African geography and history to Africans. It’s shameful.
I agree 100% fam
In Uganda back in the day it was mandatory to learn about Africa in primary school. Its so bad to see young Africans who know nothing about their continent
@@mmgk9464 I blame our leaders who are clueless less and have no vision for a better and great Africa. It’s a shame and disheartening really.
True
Hope u visit Blantyre.. Love your content
Thanks for visiting Malawi
Malawi, absolutely one of my favorite country in Africa and I know many malawians, but I am disappointed with the education system where geography social studies is not an elective is something of choice this is sad to see so many young people not knowing Africa's geography history etc etc. Wow. 😞😮😭😧❤️💛💚
It is shocking to see that many of these high school kids and some adults know more about the West than they know about other African countries especially some countries located in similar geographical location: ie. Kenya also an East African country.
The colonial curriculum of teaching our kids about Western history and leaving out Africa history has disconnected many Africans on the continent. Good job AT in bridging the gap among fellow Africans.
Thanks our African Tigress for teaching Geography and a bit of History across Africa. Kudos 👌 Girl.
Malawians are well known foe being honest people and this is reflected in the responses in these video. Its surprising though that most of them don't know a thing about Kenya, I will stop laughing at Americans.
Well, Kenya is a well known for the long distance runners, the Masai, the wildlife and of course Kenyans are among the most educated Africans. That's Kenya in one sentence for me.
Hata mimi nimewacha!!
I mean if a Malawian vlogger asked me about Malawi then I'd talk about the cities of Blantyre , Lilongwe ,lake Nyasa, the Lingua Franca is Chichewa , I know of Joyce Banda , bingu wa mutharika , it was a British colony , it's a sadc member borders Zambia Tanzania Zimbabwe .
Yesss this is true I also know that about malawi ...I think they should change the system of education abit to facilitate proper knowledge.
@@eliudmuchiri5361 same thought. Their education system must be shambolic. You heard that chic saying Kenya is in North Africa 🙄🙄
Malawi boarders Mozambique and not Zimbabwe if I'm not mistaken.
@@libertysumai7809 meant Mozambique sorry
Africa has 54 countries. Most of our syllabuses concentrate on their own country or those significant to their country. It is unreasonable to expect people to know all 54 countries in Africa. Just because one country decides to concentrate on African history or Geography it does not mean all the countries should do the same.
Shocking ..kenya isn't known by many malawians...despite the fact their president visited kenya recently....
I can’t believe what I’m seeing!
I am embarrassed myself
Shocking
I love to hear what others think of my country Kenya 🇰🇪👏
Watching this video i appreciate how African and east african Geography and history are emphasized in schools in Uganda right from primary school to secondary schools.Africa needs an education curriculum review.We need to be more knowledgeable about us first before the rest of the world.
5:08 I think the lady is trying to say sauti sol🤔
To be honest, I am sad, but I would like to thank the African Tigress, for today’s topic. The post Dr Kamuzu Banda governments have dampened down Malawi’s education. How can you have a Form 3 kid, not knowing where a fellow East African Country which is less than 1000 Miles away and border your immediate neighbour is located. Malawians where once ahead of Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, education wise. Rhodesians used to go and study at Malawian High Schools for their Secondary Education, and later go to Makerere, Fort Hare and UK 🇬🇧. I hope their education department sees this video. Thank you African Tigress
The point most people are missing in the comment section is that Geography and History are optional subjects in the Malawian secondary school curriculum. I dropped history in Form 2 then dropped Geography in Form 3. Our music industry is mostly influenced by Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola, South Africa, DRC, West Africa (Nigeria, Ghana, etc) the Caribbean, and Western countries (e.g. R n B, hip hop, etc). Thus, it is not surprising that most of the interviewees do not know much about Kenya like most African countries that have minimal contact with Malawi.
Nevertheless, African Tigress like most African TH-camrs is doing a great job of educating the Africans about our continent.
Disappointing indeed!! Bad reflection on their education ministry and their possibly scanty goals for their children!!! 😲 Horrible!!
she met some people who dont know Kenya i know most Malawians know kenya
i was praying this video to end soon yoh am Malawian and I know everything about Kenya i even know Kisumu, Eldoret and Nakuru hai lol
lol not Zimbabweans....
Quite intriguing though. I think we learn n know much about the continental countries of Africa here in Kenya without even having to travel
I am like we are taught about more African countries without necessarily having to travel to those counties
Here in Kenya, we learn Geography, History and Civics (GHC). . . .. . Currently, enshrined in Social Studies and back in the days we had to be taught maps . . African countries had to be memorized, notable African rivers, mountains, Pan Africanism, the struggle for independence in Africa. And with the globalization and mingling of Africans, international trade concepts etc, it is important to go back and have these taught in our African schools.
And this Enterudo song, which one again?
U doing well keep it up
Wow!!! Its really embarrassing... One of these days i will try something like this around the campuses around Imo State Nigeria
Kenya in Known in Africa very well ,they are good long distance runners ,they represent Africa very well at Olympics .
What was the criteria of the selection of the people for the interview? I feel like it has an impact on the information they can provide.
You have a very great prophet in Malawi.... Major 1..... Bushiri. Am coming one day. Thank you
Little is known about Malawi in Kenya too...i won't be surprised if Kenyans do the same
I think Miss African Tigress should interview Kenyan high school students about Malawi and how they fair.
How can you not know your neighbours?
One of your presidents bought bulls from Kenya.
Malawiians and their former Presidents have been friendly to Kenya as a whole.
The current president stayed in Kenya and was Pastor in one the churches in Kenya
Nope man those were basic questions and am sure most Kenyans know of Malawi
Come on! We know alot about Malawi. We even have (Kamuzu) Banda street in Nairobi? We know its location. Kenyans study the Geography and History of Africa. And for the few who were to dense in class to follow any subject, internet has brought the world to our phones. Kenyans love poking their noses (positively) into everything and there aren't many topics Kenyans are shy to discuss and they do so quite knowledgeably. I recall watching a similar interview in that took place in DRC and the Congolese knew a great deal about Kenya too. Even the Zimbabwean interview established that they (apart from the Advocate) know a great deal about Kenya.
What we are witnessing here is just a Malawian problem. But as a people they are fantastic. They are friendly beyond measure.
I am an older generation Malawian who learnt a lot about Kenya long time ago through compulsory subjects of History and Geography before democratic rule crept in our country, and changed much of our education curriculum. Most of those interviewed in that clip are modern generation youngsters who have little interest about learning the things around and about them. But yea, Kenya is a great country which I personally think it's the capital city of Africa because of it's rapid development. The people of Kenya are nice too, but I think they quickly lose their cool and can inflict a terrible injury if you mess with them.
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Kenyans can run so fast 🏃🏿♂️❤❤❤
Kenya should b known by every human being in various ways .eg the athletics , wildlife etc
Well just through the internet I can really say a lot of things about many African countries. I think as Africans we just need to take interest in Africa more than ever before. The hot topic in Kenya right now is the Hustlers vs the Dynasties.
Im addicted to this channel 😘
good ascend outa 🇲🇼 😍 😍 😍