So where are you from and what was your purpose of going to Kenya. I wish bloggers could put in their description some information about themselves and reasons or purpose of their trips.
Funny that the TH-cam algorithm should recommend this video tonight, because just yesterday I had a similar conversation with some folks over dinner. I am Kenyan and recently moved back after spending 10 years in the U.S. and the past 5 years in Sweden. People always ask me how it feels to be back home and I always tell them that while it’s great to be back amongst family and friends, I’m really struggling to come to terms with how poorly managed and disorganized our country is. Constant power outages, the road to my house that has potholes the size of craters that have not been repaired in years, I need to have private health insurance because the public healthcare system is absolutely dismal, I could very easily list another 25 basic necessities that I never even once had to worry about during my time in Sweden. And the reasons these problems exist is not due to a lack of funds but rather due to societal greed, corruption and the grave misuse of public funds. So while it is true that people in Scandinavia may not realize how fortunate they are to live in a part of the world where ones basic necessities are already taken care of and everything generally just works, the same but opposite holds true here in Kenya where the majority of people haven’t experienced anything other than poverty and misery and therefore don’t know in their hearts that they truly deserve and should expect better. hoppas du njuter av din tid i Kenya :)
Our phones even register our thoughts so I’m really not surprised😂Yea, everything in this comment is so true. Things that should be simple (like health care or fixing the roads or getting your passport in a reasonable amount of time) but they aren’t, due to the reasons you listed, and it makes me wonder sometimes what that does to people, when your rights aren’t granted, so you start believing it will never happen or that you don’t ”deserve” to be treated right by your government. I think a lot of people in low and middle income countries (apparent in immigrant families) have this belief that life has to be a struggle, otherwise smth is wrong, and it probably originates from the conflicts and human rights violations they have lived with so long. There are def many layers to this discussion!
People who organized other countries, stayed at home and worked to organize those countries...probation era in US, police were literally corrupt, Americans did not move back to Europe but stayed, so kindly stop the brain drain and actually stay and work if you want a better country, stop wishing it!!!!!!!
Thanks for speaking to me..... Felt like a part of my life wasnt working even after putting alot of input but after watching your vlog i feel really good and am not gonna be compairing myself to anyone. Thank you soo much Angelique.
Karibu Kenya. We used to have plenty of plastic bags but poor garbage disposal habits. A law banning use of polythene papers/ bags was passed and welcomed warmly as it brought about a healthier environment.
Wecome to Kenya, welcome to Nairobi too Jozefin. Just subscribed. Though a Kenyan, I have been to Sweden more than 12 times and I must say Sweden is a great country with wonderful people. Having watched this video, it comes out that you are very eloquent young lady with fantastic wisdom. I look forward to more of your vlogs. Karibu sana. 😄
@@jozefinangelique I like how you simple with your vlogs imean getting to see the other side of Nairobi worms my heart, keep it up gal much love from Western Kenya♥️☺️
Welcome to Kenya 🇰🇪...and look for me we visit & experience Sweden as well
Wow 😮! How your Kenya experience shaped your perspective, is a brilliant reflection.
Welcome to Kenya. Thanks for choosing Kenya. Have fun
So where are you from and what was your purpose of going to Kenya. I wish bloggers could put in their description some information about themselves and reasons or purpose of their trips.
I talk about this in a previous video!😊
@@jozefinangelique yes i had to go back and review your videos and saw it. Hopefully everything turns out well for you
You should never feel ashame of not getting what you wanted. Just be patient and wait for your turn.
Funny that the TH-cam algorithm should recommend this video tonight, because just yesterday I had a similar conversation with some folks over dinner. I am Kenyan and recently moved back after spending 10 years in the U.S. and the past 5 years in Sweden. People always ask me how it feels to be back home and I always tell them that while it’s great to be back amongst family and friends, I’m really struggling to come to terms with how poorly managed and disorganized our country is. Constant power outages, the road to my house that has potholes the size of craters that have not been repaired in years, I need to have private health insurance because the public healthcare system is absolutely dismal, I could very easily list another 25 basic necessities that I never even once had to worry about during my time in Sweden. And the reasons these problems exist is not due to a lack of funds but rather due to societal greed, corruption and the grave misuse of public funds. So while it is true that people in Scandinavia may not realize how fortunate they are to live in a part of the world where ones basic necessities are already taken care of and everything generally just works, the same but opposite holds true here in Kenya where the majority of people haven’t experienced anything other than poverty and misery and therefore don’t know in their hearts that they truly deserve and should expect better. hoppas du njuter av din tid i Kenya :)
Our phones even register our thoughts so I’m really not surprised😂Yea, everything in this comment is so true. Things that should be simple (like health care or fixing the roads or getting your passport in a reasonable amount of time) but they aren’t, due to the reasons you listed, and it makes me wonder sometimes what that does to people, when your rights aren’t granted, so you start believing it will never happen or that you don’t ”deserve” to be treated right by your government. I think a lot of people in low and middle income countries (apparent in immigrant families) have this belief that life has to be a struggle, otherwise smth is wrong, and it probably originates from the conflicts and human rights violations they have lived with so long. There are def many layers to this discussion!
People who organized other countries, stayed at home and worked to organize those countries...probation era in US, police were literally corrupt, Americans did not move back to Europe but stayed, so kindly stop the brain drain and actually stay and work if you want a better country, stop wishing it!!!!!!!
She speaks quite poetically and she motivated me actually. I feel like we have brain drained Sweden 😂
Hahahah this one made me laugh😂 you are probably right
Thanks for speaking to me..... Felt like a part of my life wasnt working even after putting alot of input but after watching your vlog i feel really good and am not gonna be compairing myself to anyone. Thank you soo much Angelique.
I’m glad you enjoyed it☀️
Wooow that is my church imagine. Great
Welcome to Kenya and enjoy your stay in Kenya 🤗🫶🏾
Thank you☀️
Awesome video. I am always learning new things when am travelling.
Yes, me too!
You are not alone
Beautiful 😊 be blessed 🙌
have fun
Enjoy Kenya
Fin video och bra tankar du delar med dig av!
Welcome Home🇰🇪🇰🇪
Karibu Kenya
Welcome Home and enjoy Kenya, visit the coast too
I’m currently at the coast so next videos will have footage from Mombasa, Malindi and Watamu!
@@jozefinangelique enjoy your sweet moments in Msa, hope you have fun
@@jozefinangeliquegood
Hakuna matata
🔥🔥🔥
You should visit Mombasa I can always take you through the beautiful Mombasa Beaches
I just came back from the coast, will be posting about it soon
@@jozefinangelique What's you next destination, gues should do a video or two togather
Welcome to our country...really enjoyed your talk...very very deep
Thank you for watching, I’m glad you liked it!
Self reflection is true reflection
Peace of mind 😌 ✨️. Actually i love kemya outside nairobi .in the village areas .peaceful and fresh air
Start business in Kenya. There are opportunities which are self-sought(Self employment).
cheers at the coast msa
you are very beautiful
Karibu Kenya. We used to have plenty of plastic bags but poor garbage disposal habits. A law banning use of polythene papers/ bags was passed and welcomed warmly as it brought about a healthier environment.
I love this❤ wish we would do the same in Sweden honestly. Thanks for explaining!
Wecome to Kenya, welcome to Nairobi too Jozefin. Just subscribed. Though a Kenyan, I have been to Sweden more than 12 times and I must say Sweden is a great country with wonderful people. Having watched this video, it comes out that you are very eloquent young lady with fantastic wisdom. I look forward to more of your vlogs. Karibu sana. 😄
Asante sana☀️ I’m glad you enjoyed it. Swedes are very kind once they get to know you a bit, just takes a lil warming up😊
Enjoy your stay in Kenya 🇰🇪
Thank you✨
@@jozefinangelique I like how you simple with your vlogs imean getting to see the other side of Nairobi worms my heart, keep it up gal much love from Western Kenya♥️☺️
Good job. Kindly can we collaborate?
Those floods tho
Yea, it was bad for a while. Thankfully, a bit better rn
Hey how are you? How can I get in touch with you?
My instagram is in the bio! Hope you are well.
@@jozefinangelique link in bio doesn't work
@@jackmusyoki my ig is: jozefin.sz
Let me b ur knight