My wife is Ugandan. We are currently building a home in Kampala. When I retire in a few years, I will retire with her to our new home in Kampala. 🇺🇲 ❤️ 🇺🇬
I'm Ugandan born and bred, living in Uganda. Excited to see an AA family that has chosen Uganda over the usual Ghana, SA, Tanzania, Kenya etc. For that reason I'll subscribe. May God reward you exceedingly for daring to venture. Thanks for choosing Uganda.
I have just started watching you and your husband. I really feel like I now have the courage to move back home. I was born in Uganda and left when I was a teenager. I am now grown, married, and have children.
As a native of Uganda, who has lived in the US for some time, I support your decision to move to Uganda. We are a very hospitable people, friendly and not always in a hurry, as you have found out. English is the official language. You are right about the affordable cost of living. After all, we grow most of our food since Uganda is arguably the most fertile country in Africa. Hence, your food bill will be a breeze. You will also find that it is fresh, straight from the farm and without any additives. Organic is indeed the right word to describe it. If a lot of rain almost everyday bothers you, imagine countries where it is not as lush and green everywhere as Uganda and they can't afford to take water for granted as we do. Uganda has 69 freshwater lakes no other African country can match, including the second largest freshwater lake in the world, and by the way, the source of the mighty river Nile as well! Even the wild animals know how nice our climate can be. That is why we have so many of all kinds in our game parks! Have you taken Malaria seriously? You better take precautions now before it is too late! I would not advise you to tamper with your American citizenship whatever you do. It is your birthright, so keep it. The sooner you learn the Luganda language, the better off you will be. It will be much easier for you to talk them out of those steep dress prices they told you about. Most importantly you may get together with a local friend when shopping. That way they will not prejudge you as much, to be loaded with money as they would anyone from abroad. Good luck to you and welcome home.
You have some gems in what you wrote. We are learning the language and culture every day. The goal is to fit in where no one will know where we're originally from. But overall we live it here though. Even through the headaches.
@@AfricaEverAfter Thanks. Good for you Zara, Julius and the children. Take one day at a time which makes seven in a week, then weeks turn into a month, next thing you know you are celebrating Christmas at the end of the year and so on. Before you know it, your "goal" has been achieved just like that. All the best.
@@mariatheresa2755 Yes, that includes crater lakes in western Uganda and elsewhere in the country you may not be familiar with. We have more freshwater lakes in Uganda than any other African country. People tend to disregard any smaller freshwater lake close to a bigger one both of them separated by land. For example, Lake Nabugabo near Masaka is separated by land from the much bigger Lake Victoria. Similarly, Lake Kuania is a separate freshwater lake from the much bigger Lake Kioga despite their proximity to each other and so on.
@@apolokaggwa6521 okakasa? Wow, our country is naturally rich. I know we have crater lake but i didnt know they r that many. Explains the good weather.
I’m a new subscriber, I came to know you guys from the Kaganda podcast. I’m from the US, live on the East Coast and will be visiting Ug in a few weeks. Looking forward to some amazing insights form you!🙏🏾
Welcome to Uganda dia i watch you & husband on KenGanda. Ugandan are friendly, welcoming, fresh organic food & it's d pal of Africa what else can you ask. Lastly, if you have money, you live like a king 🤴 👏 🙌 so congratulations 🎊 👏 my dia sister 💖 ENJOY & God bless yha.
Where do you live in Uganda? Born Ugandan, lived in US and recently moved back. I appreciate your bold move, cultural adjustment is both ways. Blessings blessings
Thank you so much for sharing your experience about Uganda because everything that you mentioned is true and you will find more about Uganda. welcome to Uganda!!
Thanks and please whatever issues you face here in Uganda, its you to help us improve and make a difference. For the muzungu tax, even us locals who look abit uptown face it, we just have to know the prices before hand so we negotiate better
Buying something in Uganda or traveling by public means, you must bargain the fares more especially when you're new in the country. Transport maybe fixed but if you board a taxi or minibus along the way, first negotiate what you have for a specific distance you're travelling from what the transport operator has told you.
I'm proud to be a Ugandan thanks for choosing Uganda and it's a peaceful country people are hospitality it's my first time here and going to subscribe right away ,you're welcome in the pearl of Africa
I'm deciding between Uganda and Rwanda, so I will probably go to Uganda for 6 months and then try Rwanda. I was in Rwanda in June, and I loved it. I know some people in Kigali, but I'm hoping to meet some people in Kampala.
Kenganda brought me here. New Subbie. Big Ups to Oshay Duke Jackson!!! Looking forward to your. content. I am a descendant of West Africa/Jamaican/Naturalized Canadian / Resident of Ghana. Hopefully you guys will give Ghana another look in the future. Things are charging small small lol. Love Ghana inspite of all its challenges. I do hope to visit Uganda in the near future . Such a green lush beautiful country. Indeed the Pearl of Africa!!! Sending you and your family positive vibes and much Blessings for your business endeavours.❤️
It is truly a pleasure to see educated African Americans moving to Africa. There are so many African Americans moving to Europe to escape racism. Lol. I would love to know what kind of business you are doing.
Looking forward to the uploads. Am Ugandan/British looking to make a move back home. Actually coming for an extended visit this November. Been a few times already. Am well aware of the extended tax thing lol.. See a lot of it when I use Ubers but I saw that across board foreigner or not… Am also going to register a business so I might reach out to you guys on how to get a trading licence. Congrats on the move…love and respect x
The thing with Ugandan food is that it's organically grown and people want to test the natural test. If you cook food with a lot of spices people will not support your business. However, we have restaurants dedicated to countries that have many citizens in the country. Like the India restaurant, Chinese, Italian etc. Take not that Ugandans also prefer their food boiled. Like no oil. So it will be hard to adjust on that
I just found your channel. Welcome to the continent. I live in Tanzania and I repatriated back in 2020. This year makes 4 years of me living in Africa. I created a consultation business here in TZ. It has definitely been a challenge doing business here in Tanzania. I shared you guys channel to my community tab to get those in the West who are interest in coming to check you guys out. If I decide to visit Uganda, I will hit you guys up. Glad to see our family coming out of US.
We back in the states! But when we chose Tanzania we liked Magafuli who was to my knowledge at the time in 2020 the best president in Africa! As far as what he did during the pandemic! Even if we don’t move back full time we want to buy land in Zanzibar where you don’t need a local to that. Prayerfully ministry wise we have a goal to buy land on the mainland with fellow believers! Uganda was definitely on my shortlist.
Magafuli was the reason why we considered TZ. I'll admit the little that we know about UG you should seriously consider it. There's benefits here that aren't in most of the continent. Yah willing yall make it back over here.
@@AfricaEverAfter I was just there the end of August visiting the assembly in Kilimanjaro and Tanga preaching! I received invites to preach in Uganda back in 2020, Never made it to that country. I definitely believe the work the most high has me doing in Tanzania will spread all through east Africa! YAH bless and keep you and your family in the name of YAHSHUA HAMASHIACH!
We also sold our house and cars before coming to Tanzania back in 2020! Our plan was getting work visas as missionaries. But at the time wasn’t in the most high plan. When we returned he blessed us with more then we had before we left. We made sure we got away from the big cities and got more land! Growing our own vegetables and getting chickens! We plan to expand over here and in Africa also! And prayerfully returning with more saints! I believe he had us there for a time to come back one day with others before the fall of mystery Babylon!
As a ugandan living in kampala I welcome you to the pearl of Africa but a few tips for ue, stay away from politics, there ue will live your best life here.
Hi, I’ve just watched this video I love iy generally. In terms of food you can get better foreign food in Kenya or Tanzania and fornthe best local food welcome to Tanzania.
Congratulations family. Remember that it is a journey. Commit to the process and focus on your "why" even after "the honeymoon period". With a forward-looking perspective and goals that are beyond leaving a place, but rather in pursuit of a vision, your family can thrive on the continent.The lack of seasonings is common in East Africa but there are ways to deal with it. (We ask for pili pili or chilies with every food order.) Sending luv and prayers from another expat family happily next door in Kenya. Grace & peace.
As a black American I’ve experienced living in Uganda I’ve lived all over Kampala. Learn to try and speak a little of the language you won’t get cheated as much. The food you need really understand their cuisine.
Thanks for choosing Uganda. I'm from Uganda myself in the US. I think the choice is good for your kids but I recommend for them to attend US Universities. But look for the best schools in Uganda then when they come back to the US for college they will do very well. Since Uganda is very fertile you may want look into farming/agriculture. Enjoy the beautiful weather of Uganda and God bless you and your family.
As a Ugandan who isn't fussy about food, I spent 5 days in Kigali and absolutely missed the food back home. Food is a universal shock unless you eat in South America 😅
Saw you guys on Oshay today! Cool couple! Looking forward to watching you. Oh I almost dropped my coffee when Oshay said he was a Trump supporter!! Best Wishes and Godspeed!!
Funny enough when I (Julius) look back at Trump I appreciate a few things. He brought out all the closet haters to the forefront. Because of that, I thank him.
Hello, I just subscribed. I’ve watched you on my favorite TH-cam Channel, @Kenganda. I’m planning on visiting Kenya around Jan. I’ve already visited SA in May-June. Kenya is next on the list. I was going to get the Multi-visa & visit Uganda, but I think l’ll take the opportunity to explore different areas in Kenya & just travel around there. However, I’ll return on another trip to visit the other surrounding countries. I pray much success on your business venture.
I have been in Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda and Zambia. Kenya seems to be more modern in infrastructure, 5g internet and 24hrs electricity, easy to more around within Africa continent.
Don’t put it in your mind to always move to another place, just enjoy your stay, make your selves great businesses, get your kids good schools and the rest will be history. Thank you.
Yes the Kampala traffic is horrendous, each year I visit there is more traffic..lol To my understanding they are building more freeways which should help alleviate some of the traffic
After watching different videos, including yours and Kenganda channel, I and my husband are now making the first step of preparing. The good thing is that my husband has a support system, and we both speak the language. I just had my own fears because I lost my most important family members. I would love to contact you and ask you about how you did it when it comes to schools for your children.
First things first research. • Don't take one person's advice. Get multiple. • If you home school find quality actives for the kids. They have them here. • Brokers are what they are so pay half up front not a cent more. • Everything is negotiable • Go straight to URA for your business tax stuff etc • be patient stuff is slower her and different
About the muzungu pricing isn’t actually for only non locals cuts cross avery one depending on how you present yourself to the sellers,Trust me even if your Ugandan you come dressed in a suit with iPhone 14 prices wld magically shoot up😂
@@AfricaEverAfterHonestly I got triggered when you said that your disappointed with food! Iam born ugandan living in Europe for over 20yrs you have no idea how I miss Ugandan food! But I understand Iam not a fun of pizza and pastas so I feel strange when I go to a country where there food is not my type!
On being charged significant more on items than usual, I think it's just bias a rising from perception that "white people" or foreigners in general tend to willingly pay significantly more on items than indegenous people. The solution is simple, learn a few words in the local language and transact with them in the local language. I guarantee you the "one of us" feel sets in right away and they'll be more than happy to give you discounted prices.
Much love😊
My wife is Ugandan. We are currently building a home in Kampala. When I retire in a few years, I will retire with her to our new home in Kampala. 🇺🇲 ❤️ 🇺🇬
Wooowuuu am in America now with my family but soon going back home because am originally from Uganda
All the best 🙌🏾
@@tommukulu8348home will always be Home me too relocating back to uganda by january.
❤❤❤😊😊😊 the best retirement country
I'm Ugandan born and bred, living in Uganda. Excited to see an AA family that has chosen Uganda over the usual Ghana, SA, Tanzania, Kenya etc. For that reason I'll subscribe. May God reward you exceedingly for daring to venture. Thanks for choosing Uganda.
Let's gooo
Welcome to Uganda 🇺🇬,please feel at home. It’s amazing every-time brothers and sisters choose to return home
Home sweet home
Iam here courtesy of Keganda.. love from Kenya
Welcome to Uganda! I love it here.
I have just started watching you and your husband. I really feel like I now have the courage to move back home. I was born in Uganda and left when I was a teenager. I am now grown, married, and have children.
As a native of Uganda, who has lived in the US for some time, I support your decision to move to Uganda. We are a very hospitable people, friendly and not always in a hurry, as you have found out. English is the official language. You are right about the affordable cost of living. After all, we grow most of our food since Uganda is arguably the most fertile country in Africa. Hence, your food bill will be a breeze. You will also find that it is fresh, straight from the farm and without any additives. Organic is indeed the right word to describe it.
If a lot of rain almost everyday bothers you, imagine countries where it is not as lush and green everywhere as Uganda and they can't afford to take water for granted as we do. Uganda has 69 freshwater lakes no other African country can match, including the second largest freshwater lake in the world, and by the way, the source of the mighty river Nile as well! Even the wild animals know how nice our climate can be. That is why we have so many of all kinds in our game parks! Have you taken Malaria seriously? You better take precautions now before it is too late! I would not advise you to tamper with your American citizenship whatever you do. It is your birthright, so keep it.
The sooner you learn the Luganda language, the better off you will be. It will be much easier for you to talk them out of those steep dress prices they told you about. Most importantly you may get together with a local friend when shopping. That way they will not prejudge you as much, to be loaded with money as they would anyone from abroad. Good luck to you and welcome home.
You have some gems in what you wrote. We are learning the language and culture every day. The goal is to fit in where no one will know where we're originally from. But overall we live it here though. Even through the headaches.
@@AfricaEverAfter Thanks. Good for you Zara, Julius and the children. Take one day at a time which makes seven in a week, then weeks turn into a month, next thing you know you are celebrating Christmas at the end of the year and so on. Before you know it, your "goal" has been achieved just like that. All the best.
Twakisussaamu? 69 lakes? Wabala nebidiba?
@@mariatheresa2755 Yes, that includes crater lakes in western Uganda and elsewhere in the country you may not be familiar with. We have more freshwater lakes in Uganda than any other African country. People tend to disregard any smaller freshwater lake close to a bigger one both of them separated by land. For example, Lake Nabugabo near Masaka is separated by land from the much bigger Lake Victoria. Similarly, Lake Kuania is a separate freshwater lake from the much bigger Lake Kioga despite their proximity to each other and so on.
@@apolokaggwa6521 okakasa? Wow, our country is naturally rich. I know we have crater lake but i didnt know they r that many. Explains the good weather.
Uganda is a beautiful country and the people are hospitable ❤ you made a great choice choosing my UGANDA as your new home to be... your welcome 🤗
When u have some kka money Uganda is the best african country to live in...proudly Ugandan
Ka money 😂😂😂😂😂
This is amazing! I’m so proud of you guys! Congratulations!
Thank you so much.
I love your family's pioneer spirit ❤. Welcome to Uganda 🇺🇬😊
Welcome to Uganda ❤😊 that's why we're the Pearl of Africa
Great video. l just subscribed to your channel after watching u and husband on "Kenganda". Love from DC. ------- Osollo.
Appreciate it bruh
Kenganda brought me here. Excited to see your journey!!!
Appreciate it. It's going to be one heck of a ride. Let us know what topic you like us to cover.
You can fly to the us any time you need. And that is the real beauty.
Beautiful family
I’m a new subscriber, I came to know you guys from the Kaganda podcast. I’m from the US, live on the East Coast and will be visiting Ug in a few weeks. Looking forward to some amazing insights form you!🙏🏾
Yes yes thank you for choosing us may the Lord bless you.
Our food is natural its good
Welcome to Uganda dia i watch you & husband on KenGanda. Ugandan are friendly, welcoming, fresh organic food & it's d pal of Africa what else can you ask. Lastly, if you have money, you live like a king 🤴 👏 🙌 so congratulations 🎊 👏 my dia sister 💖 ENJOY & God bless yha.
Where do you live in Uganda? Born Ugandan, lived in US and recently moved back. I appreciate your bold move, cultural adjustment is both ways. Blessings blessings
Kampala for now. It is an adjustment. But I'm still happy we look the leap.
Ugandan born rwandan roots but moved out over 50 yrs ago to tanzania, uk and now holland
Yes Uganda is the pearl of Africa and nice to all people. Lovely Uganda people s.
Thanks for loving uganda
Thank you so much for sharing your experience about Uganda because everything that you mentioned is true and you will find more about Uganda. welcome to Uganda!!
I really love it here and look forward to learning all I can.
@@AfricaEverAfter , the truth is, to fully enjoy central Uganda, you need to learn Luganda. Things will be that easier. Everywhere, everyday.
Thanks and please whatever issues you face here in Uganda, its you to help us improve and make a difference. For the muzungu tax, even us locals who look abit uptown face it, we just have to know the prices before hand so we negotiate better
Buying something in Uganda or traveling by public means, you must bargain the fares more especially when you're new in the country. Transport maybe fixed but if you board a taxi or minibus along the way, first negotiate what you have for a specific distance you're travelling from what the transport operator has told you.
I'm proud to be a Ugandan thanks for choosing Uganda and it's a peaceful country people are hospitality it's my first time here and going to subscribe right away ,you're welcome in the pearl of Africa
Being a Ugandan, I welcome you home. Let's share every bit of it as family. Am working in Saudi right now but soon coming back home, Sweet home 🇺🇬.
Thats dope
Great ❤
I'm deciding between Uganda and Rwanda, so I will probably go to Uganda for 6 months and then try Rwanda. I was in Rwanda in June, and I loved it. I know some people in Kigali, but I'm hoping to meet some people in Kampala.
Check out Kenya. It's dope
Kenganda brought me here. New Subbie. Big Ups to Oshay Duke Jackson!!!
Looking forward to your. content.
I am a descendant of West Africa/Jamaican/Naturalized Canadian / Resident of Ghana.
Hopefully you guys will give Ghana another look in the future. Things are charging small small lol. Love Ghana inspite of all its challenges.
I do hope to visit Uganda in the near future . Such a green lush beautiful country. Indeed the Pearl of Africa!!!
Sending you and your family positive vibes and much Blessings for your business endeavours.❤️
Thank you. Ghana is dope. It just wasn't a good fit for us. But who knows what the future has in store.
You have a new Subscriber...
Great video !
Shalom and Thank you family
@@AfricaEverAfter No thank you for everything you do.
It is truly a pleasure to see educated African Americans moving to Africa. There are so many African Americans moving to Europe to escape racism. Lol.
I would love to know what kind of business you are doing.
We're doing food processing
Congratulations again!! We want to come visit y’all 🎉
Thank you. Just hit us up when you're on the way
Looking forward to the uploads. Am Ugandan/British looking to make a move back home. Actually coming for an extended visit this November. Been a few times already. Am well aware of the extended tax thing lol.. See a lot of it when I use Ubers but I saw that across board foreigner or not… Am also going to register a business so I might reach out to you guys on how to get a trading licence. Congrats on the move…love and respect x
Appreciate it. Just hit us up and we will point you in the right direction.
Love the video. Very fresh and simple. I subscribed. Shalom
Shalom! Welcome!
The thing with Ugandan food is that it's organically grown and people want to test the natural test. If you cook food with a lot of spices people will not support your business. However, we have restaurants dedicated to countries that have many citizens in the country. Like the India restaurant, Chinese, Italian etc. Take not that Ugandans also prefer their food boiled. Like no oil. So it will be hard to adjust on that
I am here from oshay kengand
That's a good dude
am ugandan..love this story..thank you for enjoying more than what you found..am subcribing
❤❤❤
I just found your channel. Welcome to the continent. I live in Tanzania and I repatriated back in 2020. This year makes 4 years of me living in Africa. I created a consultation business here in TZ. It has definitely been a challenge doing business here in Tanzania. I shared you guys channel to my community tab to get those in the West who are interest in coming to check you guys out. If I decide to visit Uganda, I will hit you guys up. Glad to see our family coming out of US.
Aw that's dope thank you definitely hit us up
What is your bussiness handle we share with our friends
We back in the states!
But when we chose Tanzania we liked Magafuli who was to my knowledge at the time in 2020 the best president in Africa! As far as what he did during the pandemic! Even if we don’t move back full time we want to buy land in Zanzibar where you don’t need a local to that. Prayerfully ministry wise we have a goal to buy land on the mainland with fellow believers! Uganda was definitely on my shortlist.
Talking of ministry, Uganda should not leave your mind. You won’t get our kind of christians else where in the world.
Magafuli was the reason why we considered TZ. I'll admit the little that we know about UG you should seriously consider it. There's benefits here that aren't in most of the continent. Yah willing yall make it back over here.
@@AfricaEverAfter I was just there the end of August visiting the assembly in Kilimanjaro and Tanga preaching! I received invites to preach in Uganda back in 2020, Never made it to that country. I definitely believe the work the most high has me doing in Tanzania will spread all through east Africa! YAH bless and keep you and your family in the name of YAHSHUA HAMASHIACH!
We also sold our house and cars before coming to Tanzania back in 2020! Our plan was getting work visas as missionaries. But at the time wasn’t in the most high plan. When we returned he blessed us with more then we had before we left. We made sure we got away from the big cities and got more land! Growing our own vegetables and getting chickens! We plan to expand over here and in Africa also! And prayerfully returning with more saints! I believe he had us there for a time to come back one day with others before the fall of mystery Babylon!
As a ugandan living in kampala I welcome you to the pearl of Africa but a few tips for ue, stay away from politics, there ue will live your best life here.
Politics? What's that? Never heard of it. 🤐
You re Welcome Teach us what you know, we need you here from Jinja
❤ welcome home family watching from cape Town south Africa
Welcome to Uganda. Ghana had long edged us out on this front. Looking forward to more Black Americans come home.
Ghana did their thing. Hopefully Uganda is up next.
Hi, I’ve just watched this video I love iy generally. In terms of food you can get better foreign food in Kenya or Tanzania and fornthe best local food welcome to Tanzania.
Totally agree with you
Wow welcome to Africa our brothers and sisters am in west Africa once again welcome let work together do businesses and build Africa
Congratulations family. Remember that it is a journey. Commit to the process and focus on your "why" even after "the honeymoon period". With a forward-looking perspective and goals that are beyond leaving a place, but rather in pursuit of a vision, your family can thrive on the continent.The lack of seasonings is common in East Africa but there are ways to deal with it. (We ask for pili pili or chilies with every food order.) Sending luv and prayers from another expat family happily next door in Kenya. Grace & peace.
As a black American I’ve experienced living in Uganda I’ve lived all over Kampala. Learn to try and speak a little of the language you won’t get cheated as much. The food you need really understand their cuisine.
Hello Family, new subscriber
I was watching u in kenganda I had to search ur link .u made great choice Uganda 🇺🇬 is great country full of opportunities,amazing people
Aprreciate it. I'm glad we made the right choice.
I hear great choice 🙄
Nice stay in my mamaland, May ALLAH make it easier for all us
Thanks for choosing Uganda. I'm from Uganda myself in the US. I think the choice is good for your kids but I recommend for them to attend US Universities. But look for the best schools in Uganda then when they come back to the US for college they will do very well. Since Uganda is very fertile you may want look into farming/agriculture. Enjoy the beautiful weather of Uganda and God bless you and your family.
Greetings
I saw y’all on Kenganda I like your story, I wanna support, I’d like to connect. I live in KCK.
Yeah hit us up
As a Ugandan who isn't fussy about food, I spent 5 days in Kigali and absolutely missed the food back home. Food is a universal shock unless you eat in South America 😅
No lies told lol
Saw you guys on Oshay today! Cool couple! Looking forward to watching you. Oh I almost dropped my coffee when Oshay said he was a Trump supporter!! Best Wishes and Godspeed!!
Haha but I'm a pro black supporter even more I hate democrats
Funny enough when I (Julius) look back at Trump I appreciate a few things. He brought out all the closet haters to the forefront. Because of that, I thank him.
The food is okay.
Please go to the market,everything in the IS found in Uganda
Hello, I just subscribed. I’ve watched you on my favorite TH-cam Channel, @Kenganda. I’m planning on visiting Kenya around Jan. I’ve already visited SA in May-June. Kenya is next on the list. I was going to get the Multi-visa & visit Uganda, but I think l’ll take the opportunity to explore different areas in Kenya & just travel around there. However, I’ll return on another trip to visit the other surrounding countries. I pray much success on your business venture.
The little that we know 1 country at a time is good especially if you can afford it. Hopefully we will visit SA eventually.
I have been in Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda and Zambia. Kenya seems to be more modern in infrastructure, 5g internet and 24hrs electricity, easy to more around within Africa continent.
Kenya has great infrastructure and many things we love. We just love being builders. I'll admit though.... it was a tough decision.
🇺🇬 ♥️
Don’t put it in your mind to always move to another place, just enjoy your stay, make your selves great businesses, get your kids good schools and the rest will be history. Thank you.
Very good advice
Yes the Kampala traffic is horrendous, each year I visit there is more traffic..lol
To my understanding they are building more freeways which should help alleviate some of the traffic
Correct! They are putting a lot of work in on expanding the highways. I'm hoping traffic will flow better soon
Even as locals.we just have to bargain.
Yeah I get it now... It is what it is
After watching different videos, including yours and Kenganda channel, I and my husband are now making the first step of preparing. The good thing is that my husband has a support system, and we both speak the language. I just had my own fears because I lost my most important family members. I would love to contact you and ask you about how you did it when it comes to schools for your children.
Praying for you as you make these important decisions. Contact us at africaeverafterchannel@gmail.com
Good decision u made👌🏿
Thanks bruh. It took a lot to make this jump
I can imagine but the sky will be the limit for you guys..
Hello.
I plan to move with my family next year.
Any advice for me in School kids, housing, business, feed?
First things first research.
• Don't take one person's advice. Get multiple.
• If you home school find quality actives for the kids. They have them here.
• Brokers are what they are so pay half up front not a cent more.
• Everything is negotiable
• Go straight to URA for your business tax stuff etc
• be patient stuff is slower her and different
@AfricaEverAfter thank you,
Where I can get information in addition for yours
@@AfricaEverAfter according to, which schools offer quality education? I would have the choice
@@AfricaEverAfter according to, which schools offer quality education? I would have the choice
You'll have do your own research and Make a plan to visit the schools. Everyone's ideal school is different.
Pieces you go Nakasero Market or down town all pieces are there organic
Here, they say, in Africa there is no hurry. 😂
😆😂😅🤣
Interesting.. If you want to check out this country. Am available
How are the pot holes so far ? I love my country tho🇺🇬
👀👀👀 Potholes??? You mean craters. They are everywhere lol. Regardless I still wouldn't change our decision
We have craters in Boston after winter@@AfricaEverAfter
I advise you to buy land and start growing crops in green houses....in uganda
Yes that is a great idea
About the muzungu pricing isn’t actually for only non locals cuts cross avery one depending on how you present yourself to the sellers,Trust me even if your Ugandan you come dressed in a suit with iPhone 14 prices wld magically shoot up😂
Yeah in the beginning we thought it was just us. But now like you said it's all about how you present yourself
Did you have to leave your dogs or was that a decision based the needs of the family/move?
We had to. We had a pit and a boxer because the airline said they were aggressive breeds and the short nose they couldn't come
You should always go with Ugandan in market.
Or else learn our local language thats the only way to avoid high prices
We go sparingly by ourselves but we're are trying to learn the language asap
What’s the sudden rush of going to africa hmmm 🤔🤔🤔
There was nothing sudden about our move. Planning started 7 years ago.
Hello could foreign people buy apartment or property in uganda is that possible? Could you talk about this topic pls.
Yes you can. We'll add this topic to the list.
If u are to stay in Uganda, u should consider building your own house, than renting that's my suggestion
TUTSI ARE THE BEST EXAMPLE OF NEOCOLONIALISTS IN AFRICA 🙏🏿 PLEASE RESEARCH >>> TUTSI UBWENGE
We've done some research.
Don't stupid to bring ward:Tutsi how:want to know about Tuisi.
I don’t know how food make you miss USA when in Uganda has fresh food 😅
Americans use a lot of seasonings. We still miss that.
Or you can grow coffee of rear animals ..rhe market will always be there and labour is cheap
Why do you not cook your own food remember Uganda is called food basket 🧺 of Africa with reason
You are right, food is endless here. We cook 6 days out of the week. We just want to try as many of the restaurants as we can.
@@AfricaEverAfterHonestly I got triggered when you said that your disappointed with food! Iam born ugandan living in Europe for over 20yrs you have no idea how I miss Ugandan food! But I understand Iam not a fun of pizza and pastas so I feel strange when I go to a country where there food is not my type!
Why didn't you just move to the Caribbean? It's closer to the United States plus most of the black countries speak English like Jamaica 🇯🇲
There's many reasons. But, to make it quick our dream has always been Africa.
Uganda is a welcoming country. Just don't carry your lgbtqxyz with you to Uganda.
Very true.
On being charged significant more on items than usual, I think it's just bias a rising from perception that "white people" or foreigners in general tend to willingly pay significantly more on items than indegenous people.
The solution is simple, learn a few words in the local language and transact with them in the local language. I guarantee you the "one of us" feel sets in right away and they'll be more than happy to give you discounted prices.
Let's gooo