I just discovered your channel. You have the most comforting voice I have ever heard. I absolutely love the stories about your past. Your ATM story is extremely understandable. I may have done the same thing. Very enjoyable video. I'm glad I can watch all your other videos.
@@andycyrusac it's unique, especially if you are coming from countries like the US where the Police are like, they own your right to life. Here in the USA a traffic offense can get you shot, in Uganda a 10$ bribe is all it costs to settle.
Kampala is a great city, apart from the traffic in central Kampala, amazing vibration of the country and always nice to come and visit, Over the years grown so much and having good places to eat and for the entertainment.
1:03 Dog is love. :) I liked this video and the story of your youth, Paul. Thanks! I have some great memories of my father, too. I really enjoy your commentary.
Oh and you're an Arain? So how do u identify yourself as? East African, East African Indian or East African Pakistani? Do you have some connections still to either Pakistan or India? Thank you, Sir.
rose kakuru... you should go back to Uganda... contribute to the development of the place ... This is a real a basket case of a Third World country !!!
😂🤣 that street, just remembered a story one night back at the University when a friend and i got left by a boda boda at the acacia street because we spent all out pocket money at the bar and didn't have enough money to get back to hostel 😂. We walked for a while and found a way. In Kampala you always find a way.
Enjoy your videos quite a bit having lived in Kampala for many years and specifically in this neighbourhood. Really interesting to see all the changes. Visited the city twice over the last decade or so. I can't help but wonder about your frequent visits to K'la.
I was at that same spot 4 years ago and was spending my night at yahoo guest house very clean and affordable. very welcoming people and friendly. soon will visit them back.
Love this video! Like you and Felix I am very fond of aimless wandering. I've wandered in lots of U.S. states over the years. Would love to see Kampala!
I really appreciate the authenticity of your videos. I'm also intrigued by how calm, collected and fearless you are to put yourself out there in these places. I can only come to the conclusion that you understand well how to conduct your etiquette and mannerisms. I'd be interested to hear your narrative on that. As an American who genuinely wants to visit there, but has reservations about my safety, I think your input and insights would be very valuable.
It's really a safe place. though there are still the common city problems. Of maybe someone snatching your purse. But that's every place. So basically it's as safe as any other place can be.
How traffic flows is very interesting. Looks like,...get in where you fit in and keep it moving. No speed limit. No pedestrian crossing. No school zone. I'm wondering do you even need a driver's license ?
I love Kampala but Ugandan night life 33:26 scares me. There are very few street lights. One time I was walking in Entebee at night with a cake and I fell in a ditch on the side of the street. Cake was all over my face and hands. 🍰🤣👐🎂
@@pddembowski we should link up next time if you wanna go to UG again. Am a Ugandan citizen currently in Canada. Could show you around. The wild parks and all that.
Uganda is one the best place to takke rest R & R where you are working in DRC south sudan etc UN had even a free plane DRC / Kampalla and nice park to discoverd i stay on in Four seasons basic good hotel; Another time in a brand new hotel along victoria lake but with zeros isolation sound
It must've been a interesting childhood traveling all over the place growing up. I saw a video of this city from someone else's vlog and the city looked dusty and ramshackle but you showed a better side. Are you originally American? Know any other languages besides English?
HI, thanks for the comments..yes living in other countries was great. I speak French and Spanish (B1 level)..hope to be heading to South America in a few months.
I have lived in Sydney Australia all my life and I find your video of great interest. My visiting Africa has been limited to Egypt. I expected the roads in Uganda to be poor which the video confirmed. One thing I did notice that the men rarely wear shorts and the women wearing longer dresses that you would normally see in Australia. In the video I never saw any women wearing shorts but I guess that's the fashion in Uganda.
@@proscoviaotim6040 I Egypt I saw some very good roads which doesn't mean every road in Egypt is good but I was pleasantly surprised how good their freeways were. I have never been to Uganda but would like to visit some day. Your video gave me an insight on what to expect for which I appreciate.
where u sleep there was a school called KCCA i attended since 1990-2001 i was in primary 4-5 then in primary 6 -7{ 2002 -2003 } i completed the school till to date it shifted just near by if u can see students in blue and light green uniform thats the school
Lovely video. Living place Uganda. I'm Malaysia people. I'm training people how to drink enough warm water body healthy system forever. And people healthy
@@alianarwabs2796 Hi, we have U.P.E and U.S.E.., it's locally called " leka abana bona basome". Haven't you heard that before, unless ur abroad but if ur in Uganda am sure u know.
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Aimlessly wandering - that is one of the few things I am good at too. Thank you for Kampala from Germany.
Moin
Kampala is really a nice place and relatively safe. I miss it really often. Nice nice video. Remembers ne my time there
I just discovered your channel. You have the most comforting voice I have ever heard. I absolutely love the stories about your past. Your ATM story is extremely understandable. I may have done the same thing. Very enjoyable video. I'm glad I can watch all your other videos.
thanks for the compliments. Some people like my voice, others think I'm about to fall asleep haha
I've visited several cities in Africa, Europe and Asia..Kampala remains my favorite
Please tell us why?
@@calikalbocalikalbo6082 Those are your words not mine.
Have a good day.
😂
Nice people and beautiful country....just dont judge by western standards. UG got many nice places n its getting better
Feeling are mutual.. Same here
From Nigeria I love Kampala by God's grace I will visit there oneday
O.T Chidi you should visit I was there in December 2019 I m from Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 Uganda is a nice country
Come please
Whats is there to love in Kampala,dirty unpaved streets, no side walk,no street name or street light's. Man get real. Kampala is a dungle
@@andycyrusac it's unique, especially if you are coming from countries like the US where the Police are like, they own your right to life. Here in the USA a traffic offense can get you shot, in Uganda a 10$ bribe is all it costs to settle.
@@andycyrusac relax
Kampala is a great city, apart from the traffic in central Kampala, amazing vibration of the country and always nice to come and visit, Over the years grown so much and having good places to eat and for the entertainment.
best thing: Uganda Rolex
Thanks for taking the time.
1:03 Dog is love. :) I liked this video and the story of your youth, Paul. Thanks! I have some great memories of my father, too. I really enjoy your commentary.
The sky is so blue and the clouds so white.
Nice commentary.
Thanks for the video beautiful I live in South America but during watching the video I was in Kampala Stay safe
I was born in Uganda I live in Kampala all time till 1972 but l have be back many time I love Uganda from UK thank u 4 video
Oh and you're an Arain? So how do u identify yourself as? East African, East African Indian or East African Pakistani? Do you have some connections still to either Pakistan or India? Thank you, Sir.
Thanks for posting this video. Greetings from 🇳🇬
I'm a Ugandan living abroad and i lived in that very area most of my life. Just feeling homesick
rose kakuru... you should go back to Uganda... contribute to the development of the place ...
This is a real a basket case of a Third World country !!!
Let him also come to Nakulabye mukyiyayi it's also nice place to walk🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me too. Am feeling home sick 😭
Go back please
You should go back to ur country and contribute to its development
😂🤣 that street, just remembered a story one night back at the University when a friend and i got left by a boda boda at the acacia street because we spent all out pocket money at the bar and didn't have enough money to get back to hostel 😂. We walked for a while and found a way. In Kampala you always find a way.
Awww the doggy at 25:20 😍
First time viewer, like & sub. ... from Australia DownUnder - glad to hear you had a good time on our Gold Coast mate , I've had many there myself.!
Thanks, my mother was Australian. Enjoyed the 2 years I lived there in Brisbane.
Thank you for the content 🇺🇬
Loved your video. Ugandan living in Canada here 😂. Am sure you loved the weather if you're Canadian you know what am talking about.
I can feel the energy and life of the city
It's not working, it has viruses and spyware
Awesome stuff dude, miss UG loads 😎☀️
Enjoy your videos quite a bit having lived in Kampala for many years and specifically in this neighbourhood. Really interesting to see all the changes. Visited the city twice over the last decade or so. I can't help but wonder about your frequent visits to K'la.
I was at that same spot 4 years ago and was spending my night at yahoo guest house very clean and affordable. very welcoming people and friendly. soon will visit them back.
Wow beautiful dog
Am enjoying watching where i come from, oooh beginning towonder how much has changed
I like this one particularly because the paths and sidewalks are full of people (and a dog).
Subscribed brilliant video and great to see what parts of Africa is like
nice video showing local life😀
Walks past a bar and we hear "Newcastle United waiting for their first shot on target".. that rings a bell.... best wishes Newcastle UK
Thanks...English Premier League is very popular in Uganda. Always saw crowds watching games around town.
Wow how odd! Cheers Paul
The dog really loved you.
Love this video! Like you and Felix I am very fond of aimless wandering. I've wandered in lots of U.S. states over the years. Would love to see Kampala!
I love the city kampala
I wandered uganda too,kampala amazing!apart from the noise and traffic😊😊😊
Very nice escape for me. Thank you.
I hope you give some food to this pretty and kindly dog
No place like Africa,life is full of adventure and Passion
Come to INDIA, dear AFRICANS. We love you so much.
I really appreciate the authenticity of your videos. I'm also intrigued by how calm, collected and fearless you are to put yourself out there in these places. I can only come to the conclusion that you understand well how to conduct your etiquette and mannerisms. I'd be interested to hear your narrative on that. As an American who genuinely wants to visit there, but has reservations about my safety, I think your input and insights would be very valuable.
Come and visit. Nobody is going to hurt you. Whites, Indians Chinese all walk freely
Uganda is safe but don't wear gold it will be snatched .
its calmness of the local people as well
It's really a safe place. though there are still the common city problems. Of maybe someone snatching your purse. But that's every place. So basically it's as safe as any other place can be.
Have you been to Buenos Aires? Kampala is paradise in comparison
26:39 Dog obviously doesn't get a lot of attention. :( He recognizes you as a kind soul. Great video. Thanks!
could you walk around other places like karerwe market , mawanda road ,gayaza road etc there so many interesting place to list
the market sounds like a good idea, I will try to do that next time.
Kalerwe is dangerous
Enjoying the amble. Loved the little doggie at the AirBNB. How are you carrying your phone, please?
thank you.... this was filmed with a GoPro not a phone. Don't carry a phone exposed in Kampala or wear any kind of chains, jewelry, etc..
Thanks I miss Kampala too
Uganda 🇺🇬 my second home love frm 🇰🇪
My home city Kampala Uganda thanks for the video 😊😊😊
How traffic flows is very interesting. Looks like,...get in where you fit in and keep it moving. No speed limit. No pedestrian crossing. No school zone. I'm wondering do you even need a driver's license ?
2:16 Look at the blue sky
Thaxxx for loving our country we are powerful Ugandans
u have a very pleasant voice, mate !
As in most of the developing countries in the world, the bull horn guy 😂😂 is a prominent sight disturbing the peace 😂😂 Greetings from Peru
Huge contrast from the streets of NY where everyone is quiet and lonely. Here I see and feel a great sense of kinship and community; life !
I'm from NYC born in Harlem. Place is a death trap.
Am a Malawian I really need to visit Uganda so nice
the caption was exactly what I need now 😅😆
Love your videos
I like Kampala and the people too
Like the town .. peaceful
I love Kampala but Ugandan night life 33:26 scares me. There are very few street lights. One time I was walking in Entebee at night with a cake and I fell in a ditch on the side of the street. Cake was all over my face and hands. 🍰🤣👐🎂
Excellent.
How fo you have the camera so incognito ?
Thank you so much
wow nice and thanks
whats the name of your hotel
The place is really cool
the sights and sounds of Kampala, Uganda
Damn , I miss home, it has been a year now since i left Uganda.
I knw , that place very well, its called Kamwokya
@@calikalbocalikalbo6082 what's disgusting ?
@@allenwesterner459
The poor life in Africa?
@@calikalbocalikalbo6082 no that's your Momma ✊🏿
@@LucaLindholm so who will develope it for you, change relays in ur hands. Stop that slavery mentality
@@tbjoze3652
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What are you trying to say?
Thanks I like you video in Kampala Uganda
I noticed that even if the weather os hot, they don’t wear shorts.
The color of the road is orange.
Ugandan soil is red just like it is in Atlanta, Georgia.... there's nothing mother nature can do yo fix it.
Not wearing shorts in public is more of a cultural thing. You're half naked in public!!
Are you here in uganda now?
Hi, no I only edit and put up videos when I'm in Canada. Need my big Mac for editing here.
@@pddembowski we should link up next time if you wanna go to UG again. Am a Ugandan citizen currently in Canada. Could show you around. The wild parks and all that.
Yes! I love Uganda but down down Amin! Obute!!!!!
I miss Kampala 😭😭😭
Great video, thx.😁👍
Good that it seems like it's developing
Uganda is one the best place to takke rest R & R where you are working in DRC south sudan etc UN had even a free plane DRC / Kampalla and nice park to discoverd i stay on in Four seasons basic good hotel; Another time in a brand new hotel along victoria lake but with zeros isolation sound
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for the videos
Thanks, I really enjoyed this!
Yah,Uganda, we are developing nice video.
Very interesting thankyou
It must've been a interesting childhood traveling all over the place growing up. I saw a video of this city from someone else's vlog and the city looked dusty and ramshackle but you showed a better side. Are you originally American? Know any other languages besides English?
HI, thanks for the comments..yes living in other countries was great. I speak French and Spanish (B1 level)..hope to be heading to South America in a few months.
Thanks so much dear we love u brother
I have lived in Sydney Australia all my life and I find your video of great interest. My visiting Africa has been limited to Egypt. I expected the roads in Uganda to be poor which the video confirmed. One thing I did notice that the men rarely wear shorts and the women wearing longer dresses that you would normally see in Australia. In the video I never saw any women wearing shorts but I guess that's the fashion in Uganda.
the road depends on which neighborhoods he was walking through.
So you are telling me that bhai watching the video, all the roads were poor? Come on now! Ignorance is bliss... stay blessed
@@proscoviaotim6040 I Egypt I saw some very good roads which doesn't mean every road in Egypt is good but I was pleasantly surprised how good their freeways were. I have never been to Uganda but would like to visit some day. Your video gave me an insight on what to expect for which I appreciate.
This is just a suburb
I been to Kampala twice...live in the states...family in Kampala.
Whats costly are the flights...
What kind of mount do you use. You seem to be walking around so free
Wow, two years in Taiwan? I am a Taiwanese American. Hope you enjoyed your stay in Taiwan.
thanks.. was so young I don't remember much. I have mucho respect for Taiwan.
Thanks for this video
I like this.
Nice video , thanks for share
Is it safe to walk around on your own?
thats kamwokya where Bobi wine comes from big up bro.
I miss Uganda because is my mother land
where u sleep there was a school called KCCA i attended since 1990-2001 i was in primary 4-5 then in primary 6 -7{ 2002 -2003 } i completed the school till to date it shifted just near by if u can see students in blue and light green uniform thats the school
If you're from Canada next time, I could show you around as a local.
I am going to visit Kampala May
so many motorcycles....I do not recognize a single one, what are they as many appear to be the same one or kind?
I like the dancing guy
Beautiful city, beautiful people. Love from Somalia. Btw there is s Shoprite near by my house in America 😂
Which shoprite, the one from south Africa
@@zolanidingaan2511 New Jersey
@@FlipMore is it the same shoprite in this video, it's a food company from south Africa, I didn't know it's also has branches in the USA
@@zolanidingaan2511 I don’t know if it’s the same company (same name though) but yes there are Shoprite Grocery supermarkets in north east America
Lovely video. Living place Uganda. I'm Malaysia people. I'm training people how to drink enough warm water body healthy system forever. And people healthy
Do ppl in Kampala have to pay tuition to go to high school.
Yes there's no free education in Kampala
High school is free of charge. It's University where you pay alittle amount
@@ezrakidega3493. What a lie is this. High school is for free🤣🤣🤣
@@alianarwabs2796 Hi, we have U.P.E and U.S.E.., it's locally called " leka abana bona basome".
Haven't you heard that before, unless ur abroad but if ur in Uganda am sure u know.
Yes ,they do
how do you hold the camera ?
The people look fit.
I wish I could find my grand daughter,, he’s down there someplace....she was teaching....
what brand are the small motorcycles you see everywhere?
I think many of them are Bajaj brand from India
How safe is it there ? .. walking around at night or late in the evening ? did you ever have any problems ?
Is there any flour mill
Yes, like maize flour, cassava flour and many other from different areas and tribes
@@sumaiyahnakayiza7212 maize corn mill photos can u share please
You have a soothing voice too third world for me
That’s the same ATM I use when in UG