Is the Racism against Black Africans in Mauritius true?

In this episode, I shared my experience as well as those of my African brothers and sisters currently working and living in Mauritius and the harsh reality they are facing.

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[mubocha]

Never spend your hard earned money where you are not respected, simple

[madiezancanellatl]

I am so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed forever. I'm a single mother living in Vancouver Canada, bought my first house in October and hoping to retire soon if things keep going smoothly for me

[MohammadAliji]

Very sad mate 😢
I'm a Indian and I have been several African countries and met with many Africans. To be honest Africans are most friendly, polite, hospitable and respectful more than Asians and Europeans. I love them. It's a shame people do discrimination just for skin colour. Long live Africa and Africans. Love from India

[r.k.d.]

Thank You STEVEN!! I was on my way there in 2 months. I just cancelled my ENTIRE trip! There's NO way that I would ever spend my money and time to go there. I thought that I've seen all the Mauritius videos. I'm so glad that I saw your video pop up in my recommended videos! You've saved me THOUSANDS of dollars ! I'm subbed for life brother!

[GaetanoDumo-hlct]

Steve, thanks a lot for bringing this awareness to the public. You have no idea that you saved a lot of black Africans from the terrible experience you went through. My plans to visit Mauritius is off my bucket list. “Intelligent people learn from their experiences, but wise people learn from other peoples’ experiences”

[LosAngelesMade]

Man I’m black American and when I say they searched me and let every white person go by smiling at kenya airport, tanazania airport, it made me so angry! Then they kept asking if I was a Nigerian smh 🤦🏾‍♂️ Even if I was a Nigerian why discriminate against Nigerians?? Africans treat each other poor compared to whites. They didn’t say NOTHING to Indians Arabs Chinese whites etc

[mopefasakin]

Thank you for striking Mauritius off my list. It’s important to know these things.

[calebsamy]

I’m Mauritian and I live here. Only one thing can be added to this video. I apologise for how black people from Africa are treated here. I hope people like me (after seeing this video) can help to make things change

[thegod]

African American here and I'm glad you exposed this kinda information cause now I know not to move to Mauritius... Thanks my brother!! 💪🏽🤴🏽👍🏽✊🏽

[freedomm]

I hate to say this since I don't consider myself an emotional person. I"m Kenyan: three friends and myself have been planning for the whole year to spend Christmas week in Mauritius. After watching this video, I'm completely turned off and plan to ask my friends if we can cancel and save money by just picking a resort on the Kenyan Coast which can be just as good depending on the class. I know most people would say it's better to go and see for yourself, but I think I've seen enough. Being on the receiving end of racism is a soul-crushing experience. There are countries in Europe I will never set foot in again after bad experiences with racism and discrimination.

[thumbikonkwawazingwe]

I just cancelled my trip. Better not experience that, rerouting to Zanzibar 🎉

[twapsnchit]

I went to Mauritius and I never experienced this. Funny thing is people from there would at times assume I was a local so that could be the reason why. But as a Zambian who has been to Mauritius 3 times, I actually never experienced any discrimination. It's sad that met fellow Africans has to go through this but don't let a few idiots taint what the people of Mauritius are actually like. Very friendly and respectful. They never beg for tips and always show appreciation when you tip them.

[brianambuyo]

This racism should be brought to attention to African Union and the rest of African states,
this is quite shameful indeed

[Obidike]

I'm a Nigerian married to a Mauritian woman of Creole /Indian descent. Her mother is Indian and father Creole. What you have observed is exactly as it is in Mauritius. The order of hierarchy is - the French whites (live in exclusive regions such as Le Morne), the Indians come second and occupy predominantly top government positions and the Creole (usually of Afro descent) are at the bottom of everything. Well, at least, they often console themselves with Sega music.

[zimarkworld]

Upon my arrival in Mauritius in 2019, my experience was marred by an unfortunate incident. While my wife, who is German, had arrived a day earlier, I was detained for a prolonged four-hour period at immigration. I underwent a thorough search, including the removal of my clothes. The situation escalated when an officer even brandished handcuffs, which I found so absurd that I couldn't help but laugh. However, the situation took a turn when my phone rang, and it was my wife calling. As soon as she entered the immigration office, the atmosphere shifted dramatically. Suddenly, everyone became apologetic and accommodating. Despite my attempts, displaying pictures of our marriage didn't initially alleviate their suspicion. It was only when they saw my wife in person that they swiftly released me. This encounter highlighted a disheartening level of racism that deeply affected me.

[anthonyezekiel]

That's why we must make our countries work. That's the only way we will be respected outside.
I am a Nigerian medical doctor, I have considered settling in Mauritius at some point but this video is an eye opener.
Let's build our home.

[Daolmec]

Shout out to Kenya... I was in Nairobi 2 times many years ago and they were very nice at the airport. As a Nigerian, I was treated well and got my visa on entry.

[AnnaCongo]

Just canceled my flight to Mauritius 😢 after your video Steven

[carolynmukiri]

Mauritius is the WORST country i have ever visited as an African. I was on a business trip traveling with colleagues from South Africa (all white). On landing from Johannesburg, i was singled out from the Immigration queue taken to a room and interrogated on purpose of my travel. Made to log on to my laptop to ascertain it was a work laptop, my luggage searched by the rudest Immigration lady. That was oct 2019. It took the intervention of my colleagues to have me released. I've never been so traumatized. Listening to this just triggered that experience . Africans do not dare. Hotel treatment mirrors Immigration. Terrible place. Mindset. Just horrible

[nirvana]

Appreciate you sharing this so everyone can see the other side, even not to make a social change, but to judge for themselves.