8 months on the motherland 🎉 cheers to many more! Are you still planning to come or you just enjoying through our (and others) videos? Thanks for watching ❤️ be sure to LIKE the video
My grandparents were farmers in Mississippi who lived off the land. They grew and sold crops, raised cows, hogs, chickens, goats, turkeys, etc. They planted fruit and nut trees and had a bayou with fish next to their home. It was wonderful visiting them and eating natural foods. Current generations must learn how to be self-sufficient. You never know when you may need it.
I think the locals are so us to chips and rice and beans, they see eating out with you guys as a treat. When I was in Tanzania over the summer for a month the locals would hangout and eat with us always on our dime.
@@hassshoban8206 lol how are you guys poor? Y’all own your homes, cars etc. AND everyone else steal resources from y’all! Y’all are not poor! You have been brainwashed to think so! Poor is a mindset! But yes, they definitely invite us to their homes and we enjoy the Tanzanian home cooked meals always! 💪🏾
Thank you and no problem! We have more information to share money/business wise! We will be dividing the content onto two different channels soon! ❤️ thanks for watching
Wow. This was refreshing, Fam!! Honest and informative insight about successful repat life in TZ. Y'all have the right mindset and the wisdom to enjoy peace and prosperity in TZ. I don't know how I missed your channel before, but you have a new subscriber! 😊 -- Like #342 👍
Yall are definitely one of my favorite TH-camrs! I am so happy for the both of you. I am heading back to Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 I'm February. This time I am staying permanently.
Hi guys, 👏 am inspired to move back to Africa😍 Ethiopia has different varieties of vegan foods. And Ethiopian coffee is the best !! Am from Ethiopia , living in USA. Be Veg go green to save the planet 🌎
I am watching you from Maine. I am from Angola and therefore I am African. I advise to creat a link between Africans living in America and African Americans. This would allow us to provide you some guidelines on how to easily create a business and what areas to invest in the continent. It’s easy to succeed in Africa when you have money, trust me. I hope you got the sense of what I want to say. Thank you for the videos
I’m always gonna be loyal to you guys !!!! Y’all my eyes on the ground until I get there. Y’all think like me and I trust y’all it might sound crazy but I do. Thank you guys love y’all. Please stay keeping it 💯❤️💪🏽❤️
You both look quite healthy, well and happy. I agree walking about is the best way to get familiar with a place. Finding vegan food more accessibly will get easier as you are there. Live within your means and you'll be fine. Showing off will only cause prices to go up. It's not fair that the diaspora is being overcharged. Be familiar with what the actual costs are ( what local s pay). Try to study the language and make friends which can help you. You both have the right attitude. Being realistic and thrifty is best. Good luck.
you are wearing a sweater theres is hope really enjoy your videos keep them coming i'm learning a lot from you guys so are you guys calling that home now.
Aww thanks. Yes I were sweaters or jackets because when it gets dark, it gets kinda chilly and I also wear them to minimize the mosquito bites! Lol yes Tanzania is our home❤️
You are a wise young couple with somebody on your ears so many of us will be so far ahead and we felt like you too in the early years you have a great advantage because bad habits informed early on usually passed down generation generation it would be wise to take that money and pay rent for a business and live in your business 🤔
Love d 💖 ly young sista.s.. SOUTHERN ACCENT..young g as well However you here, in tanzania 🇹🇿it's ALL GOD.. THE TWO OF YOU MAKE A GOD YOUNG COUPLE..enjoy the experience 🙏 You compliment each other, how you do it.. finally again that's GOD..
You don't find many options in Tz Restaurants Because many people prefer to make food at home, unless they're far from home they'll reach a restaurant. It's very cheap to make your own food than buying it from a restaurant
I agree but we were speaking on vegan restaurants specifically. In which we’ve actually found a few more options since this video was posted. And I understand they cook at home lol I do too 90% of the time! 🙌🏾 It’s definitely alot cheaper
@@FullyMichellethecreative Nice, I'm actually hooked to this channel and many more of Africans as I would like to call y'all (Black diasporas living or repatriating to Tanzania) I'm so much loving you guys and I'm actually living in TH-cam Right now watching your videos the experience/ challenges you are facing while you are here, I would like to congratulate you guys for finally deciding to move here to make a change. I mean this your Origin you've have every right to be here, Tanzania just like any other African country still have a lot of challenges but then alot of Opportunities within it, Most Africans ( Black westerners) don't want to be part of the change but they want changes in almost everything they see. Every problem you see is an opportunity to make things better for you and your Generations. I've barely had a sleep for the past 3 day watching all these videos y'all are posting, It's so nice and addictive to be watching y'all experiencing the life that I've experienced for like 26 years😂 lol
hey guys you don't mention the HEAT when is the best time to visit if you have a problem with the HEAT . i want to visit but i hear the HEAT is brutual
T3&me is only paying 350.00 for their house you guys pay almost double. I think its about finding the deal on a nice place. I honestly do not want a big house I want that 350-400.00 price it could be a 2-3 bedroom on one floor. Its about being smart and budgeting your money.
Hello guys, I loved your updated on life in TZ, I have one questions though regarding the lack of restaurants catering/providing vegan/alkaline friendly food that you guys mentioned in the video. Do you guys think there is a large demographic of people in Arusha in particular that might be interested in such an idea, if a restaurant/café were to open providing that would it attract just expats or would the Tanzanians also be interested. I obviously understand that you've only been there for 8 months so you might not be able to provide an overly in depth answer however, thank you in advance. sending my hellos from Australia.
Hey, that’s actually a great question! As far as the few Tanzanians we’ve encountered, most could careless for the vegan/alkaline friendly foods and/or restaurants. It would definitely be for more so of the expats. Another reason I believe so, is there is actually one vegan/alkaline vegan restaurant we go to quite often and no Tanzanians has been there. Mostly the wyt travelers!
Africa was a place we wanted to move to for a while for various reasons! But Tanzania specifically because we of the past president! We loved how he stood for his people!
Thanks for the video. Speaking on being vegan and not having options there, they don't have to deal with the contaminated meat, unethical killing, and the corporate greed of how meat is produced like in the US. They don't pump their food with harmful chemicals like the US. This is why most likely in their eyes that's no need for it. I agree that food in general there needs some variety and they do just keep to what they know.
Yes we definitely agree and are aware of that! We personally would just enjoy a few options but its no biggie since we cook at home most times anyways lol
@@FullyMichellethecreative Yes I can't wait to get back there. I miss having true organic food that don't cost an arm and a leg. Lol! I'll be there next month Most High willing.
Y'all should do full thorough research on your famy history because so called African Americans have no relation to Africa if y'all went there assuming that. Other wise enjoy y'all self
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8 months on the motherland 🎉 cheers to many more! Are you still planning to come or you just enjoying through our (and others) videos?
Thanks for watching ❤️ be sure to LIKE the video
I’ll be there ✨
@@BackToMama1 waiting for you sis 💕
Both cousin ❤️❤️ definitely coming and loving watching my fav couple
@@FullyMichellethecreative 💜💜💜
TH-cam black american what live in southafrica
My grandparents were farmers in Mississippi who lived off the land. They grew and sold crops, raised cows, hogs, chickens, goats, turkeys, etc. They planted fruit and nut trees and had a bayou with fish next to their home. It was wonderful visiting them and eating natural foods. Current generations must learn how to be self-sufficient. You never know when you may need it.
Yesss! I wish I grew up living that way or at least had the experience! But Im learning now and loving the education/experience!
This is what happiness and joy looks like. Peace family. Lemme get into this video. 🔥🔥
Aww thank sis! Let check out your channel too ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I think the locals are so us to chips and rice and beans, they see eating out with you guys as a treat. When I was in Tanzania over the summer for a month the locals would hangout and eat with us always on our dime.
Yesss, they definitely enjoy eating out with us! We love it too! Lol. Especially when we go to the local areas ☺️
We are poor, we can't afford eating out. We do like to invite friends to eating with us at our homes.
@@hassshoban8206 lol how are you guys poor? Y’all own your homes, cars etc. AND everyone else steal resources from y’all! Y’all are not poor! You have been brainwashed to think so! Poor is a mindset!
But yes, they definitely invite us to their homes and we enjoy the Tanzanian home cooked meals always! 💪🏾
Congratulations on your 8 months in Tanzania. Thank you for all the tips on starting an online business. Sending you love,peace and light
Thank you and no problem! We have more information to share money/business wise! We will be dividing the content onto two different channels soon! ❤️ thanks for watching
@@FullyMichellethecreative oh great! Can’t wait! Thanks for sharing
I like the spot where you'll find, the drinking glasses is not dingy like some other places, that alone is appealing to me.
Thanks this was a nice long interesting and informative video.
No problem! Thanks for watching ❤️
Wow. This was refreshing, Fam!!
Honest and informative insight about successful repat life in TZ.
Y'all have the right mindset and the wisdom to enjoy peace and prosperity in TZ.
I don't know how I missed your channel before, but you have a new subscriber! 😊
-- Like #342 👍
Yall are definitely one of my favorite TH-camrs! I am so happy for the both of you. I am heading back to Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 I'm February. This time I am staying permanently.
Aww thank you so much 🥺🤍 and yess come back family! We have to visit Sierra Leone someday!
Blessings are on your way. Just stay positive.
So nice to see AA couples in Africa. Wish you the very best. God bless.From Uganda
Thank you! ❤️
I thoroughly enjoy your content and am gonna rewatch your videos.
Thank you sis! We appreciate you ❤️
Very informative and inspirational 👏🏿
Hi guys, 👏 am inspired to move back to Africa😍 Ethiopia has different varieties of vegan foods. And Ethiopian coffee is the best !!
Am from Ethiopia , living in USA.
Be Veg go green to save the planet 🌎
Yesss. Visiting Ethiopia is definitely on our list of places to go explore! We will back traveling around soon hopefully 🥰
Awesome. 8months Congratulations🎉🎉🎉 Thank you both for sharing 🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾❤
Thanks for watching 🤍
We turned a year in Africa . Been to Zambia and back.
Congratulations to you! ❤️🎉
Loved the video guys. Y'all always keep it 100. Respect!
Thanks for watching 🤍
Good to see you guys again. Mother Africa is watching over you, so enjoy! .
Thank you for watching 💪🏾🤍
You are doing great
Thank you so much! I appreciate your kindness. 💛
This is so amazing👊🏾🌱!!
Thanks for watching! 🤍
I am watching you from Maine. I am from Angola and therefore I am African. I advise to creat a link between Africans living in America and African Americans. This would allow us to provide you some guidelines on how to easily create a business and what areas to invest in the continent. It’s easy to succeed in Africa when you have money, trust me. I hope you got the sense of what I want to say. Thank you for the videos
I’m always gonna be loyal to you guys !!!! Y’all my eyes on the ground until I get there. Y’all think like me and I trust y’all it might sound crazy but I do. Thank you guys love y’all. Please stay keeping it 💯❤️💪🏽❤️
Awww we understand where you coming from family! We appreciate you lots! 💪🏾💕 & you know we will 💯
Keep up the good content fam
You both look quite healthy, well and happy. I agree walking about is the best way to get familiar with a place. Finding vegan food more accessibly will get easier as you are there. Live within your means and you'll be fine. Showing off will only cause prices to go up. It's not fair that the diaspora is being overcharged. Be familiar with what the actual costs are ( what local s pay). Try to study the language and make friends which can help you. You both have the right attitude. Being realistic and thrifty is best. Good luck.
Yes finding vegan options has gotten easier in Arusha yet we still cool at home alot of the times anyways! Thanks for watching
Shalom Family! I’m new to your channel, and will be moving out there in 2023!!! Where are y’all located & will I be able to Q&A you🥰
Beautiful family I wish you all the best
Thank you so much! 🤍
you are wearing a sweater theres is hope really enjoy your videos keep them coming i'm learning a lot from you guys so are you guys calling that home now.
Aww thanks. Yes I were sweaters or jackets because when it gets dark, it gets kinda chilly and I also wear them to minimize the mosquito bites! Lol yes Tanzania is our home❤️
You are a wise young couple with somebody on your ears so many of us will be so far ahead and we felt like you too in the early years you have a great advantage because bad habits informed early on usually passed down generation generation it would be wise to take that money and pay rent for a business and live in your business 🤔
Thanks for sharing!!!
No problem!
Love d 💖 ly young sista.s.. SOUTHERN ACCENT..young g as well
However you here, in tanzania 🇹🇿it's ALL GOD..
THE TWO OF YOU MAKE A GOD YOUNG COUPLE..enjoy the experience 🙏
You compliment each other, how you do it.. finally again that's GOD..
Aww thanks family 💪🏾❤️
My fav couple ❤️❤️
@@JusHeather real BLM IN THE MOTHERLAND
You don't find many options in Tz Restaurants Because many people prefer to make food at home, unless they're far from home they'll reach a restaurant. It's very cheap to make your own food than buying it from a restaurant
I agree but we were speaking on vegan restaurants specifically. In which we’ve actually found a few more options since this video was posted.
And I understand they cook at home lol I do too 90% of the time! 🙌🏾 It’s definitely alot cheaper
@@FullyMichellethecreative Nice, I'm actually hooked to this channel and many more of Africans as I would like to call y'all (Black diasporas living or repatriating to Tanzania)
I'm so much loving you guys and I'm actually living in TH-cam Right now watching your videos the experience/ challenges you are facing while you are here, I would like to congratulate you guys for finally deciding to move here to make a change.
I mean this your Origin you've have every right to be here, Tanzania just like any other African country still have a lot of challenges but then alot of Opportunities within it, Most Africans ( Black westerners) don't want to be part of the change but they want changes in almost everything they see. Every problem you see is an opportunity to make things better for you and your Generations.
I've barely had a sleep for the past 3 day watching all these videos y'all are posting, It's so nice and addictive to be watching y'all experiencing the life that I've experienced for like 26 years😂 lol
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Check Burundi very close and cheap
I been here 2 years now where y’all at we can link
nice baby no make up u look soo nice
hey guys you don't mention the HEAT when is the best time to visit if you have a problem with the HEAT . i want to visit but i hear the HEAT is brutual
Its hot but in Arusha when the sun goes down it gets cooler! Hotter in Dar at all time
T3&me is only paying 350.00 for their house you guys pay almost double. I think its about finding the deal on a nice place. I honestly do not want a big house I want that 350-400.00 price it could be a 2-3 bedroom on one floor. Its about being smart and budgeting your money.
Yes we are aware of that , hence the reason we no longer do Airbnb anymore. That’s the reason we were charged double and some.
Hello guys,
I loved your updated on life in TZ, I have one questions though regarding the lack of restaurants catering/providing vegan/alkaline friendly food that you guys mentioned in the video. Do you guys think there is a large demographic of people in Arusha in particular that might be interested in such an idea, if a restaurant/café were to open providing that would it attract just expats or would the Tanzanians also be interested. I obviously understand that you've only been there for 8 months so you might not be able to provide an overly in depth answer however, thank you in advance.
sending my hellos from Australia.
Hey, that’s actually a great question! As far as the few Tanzanians we’ve encountered, most could careless for the vegan/alkaline friendly foods and/or restaurants. It would definitely be for more so of the expats. Another reason I believe so, is there is actually one vegan/alkaline vegan restaurant we go to quite often and no Tanzanians has been there. Mostly the wyt travelers!
Why did you both choose Tanzania? I'm new to your channel.
Africa was a place we wanted to move to for a while for various reasons! But Tanzania specifically because we of the past president! We loved how he stood for his people!
Thanks for the video. Speaking on being vegan and not having options there, they don't have to deal with the contaminated meat, unethical killing, and the corporate greed of how meat is produced like in the US. They don't pump their food with harmful chemicals like the US. This is why most likely in their eyes that's no need for it. I agree that food in general there needs some variety and they do just keep to what they know.
Yes we definitely agree and are aware of that! We personally would just enjoy a few options but its no biggie since we cook at home most times anyways lol
@@FullyMichellethecreative Yes I can't wait to get back there. I miss having true organic food that don't cost an arm and a leg. Lol! I'll be there next month Most High willing.
We are waiting for you guys to come back.
You all are so damn cute 🥰
Lol, thank you! ☺️
I'll b n dar es salaam til mid Feb 2022..
Love 2 meet for lunch..
Til than
Ase
How did the Imigrasi treat You 🤔
Proud of ya.ll
Esp
From, what I see round d EST Numerous AMERICAN HOODS..with our young ppl..not God
Boom boom opportunity right there, open a vegan restaurant 🌱 and turn food into packaging and become a millionaire
Lol, yes that’s definitely an idea we have in mind.
Black By Sea Vegan/Alkaline restaurant & meals !! Yasss I can see y’all doing this !!
Im Afrikan and i tell ya vegan wont work. We love our meat 24/7😁
@@afrofeast if you don’t eat it, don’t go! Life is so simple! 😊
Do you know about the Diasporan WhatsApp group here in Arusha?
Y'all should do full thorough research on your famy history because so called African Americans have no relation to Africa if y'all went there assuming that. Other wise enjoy y'all self
What are you even talking about?
The husband said he didn’t come to Africa on faith are you a atheist?
We don’t limit ourselves to titles. But he’s speaking from a point of us simply having a plan and made it happen!
@@FullyMichellethecreative understood, thanks for answering . Enjoying your channel.
@@whynotafrica7108 thanks for watching ❤️