Why Congolese Hate Indians? | Kinshasa, Africa 🇨🇩

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00:00 - 04:46 - Streets Of Kinshasa
04:47 - 09:43 - Accomodation Details and Meeting a new friend
09:44 - 13:00 - What Congolese think about Indians 😅

#wanderingwithpaint #congo #africa

[wanderingwithpaint]

Good Morning Guys! In this video you will see how i spent my first few days in Kinshasa. It was pretty normal, trying to understand the city, as if you are new here you have to be bit careful. And later i met some Congolese friends who shared their views about Indians living in Congo. I hope you guys enjoy the video. 🇨🇩❤️

[robinaugustine]

Majority of African students studying in India are Congolese. In Bangalore i was around 2000 congolese in one specific area, and also sudanese, ivory coast and tanzanians too. But from Nigeria most comes for business. Many face Racism in India, issues with house owners and locals. so they get news back in their country about racism in india so many are angry.

[chocolatesoldiertv]

One Congolese student was killed in India like 3 years ago and this incident left a scar in many people in Congo ( it was a like a mob attack)

[Gyani_Bhau_Vlogs]

India me ladkiya darti lekin bhai ye bandi ki himmat next level hai ❤❤❤

[kishenjit]

Everytime I watch Garima traveling, my heartbeat increases. Traveling Africa alone is courageous! Sharing great message from there will help in future relationships with these countries! Take care and wishing you safe traveling!!!

[muradabdulrehman]

As a person of indian descent, I grew up in local African neighborhood in Tanzania and I agree with what Jonas was saying. Most indians lived in affluent indian neighborhood at that time and they would be scared to come to our neighborhood even though it was not that dangerous. It was just generalization that entire neighborhood was full of crime just because few people got mugged. My family was perfectly safe even though we had one instance of robbers trying to steal from our shop. All of our African neighbors were friendly and supportive even though we were minority,

[mrsocotraisland]

She is a brave girl.Iam from Africa I TELL YOU THE TRUTH African people are humble they dont hate no one but when other people none blacks come to our coutry and see how humble and peaceful and respected them they see it as a sign of wekness and they start humiliating us in our coutries

[ketankulkarni]

This is some ground reality I have never heard.... Thanks Garima to let us know the facts as well along with vlogs and entertaining contents.

[Lalitthapa]

Hats off to garima … Even boys cant think abt visiting africa alone but you are just fearless and the Boss ☺️

[duncanocheing]

That's a good content my sister.
Indians needs to learn more about Africa in order to foster our relationship.
I'm from S Sudan but been living in India since 2015, I got my degree from Bangalore University and currently finalizing my Masters from Amity University Noida.
I'm so familiar with Indian's beautiful culture and its cities from South to North, I stayed in Bangalore for 5 yrs, been to Chennai, Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, Mysore, Mumbai, Kochi, Chandigarh and now in Noida(Delhi NCR). As a foreigner(especially African) here in India, life isn't that easy at all and that doesn't mean all Indians are bad but majority are still holding that stereotypical views about Africa including your police enforcement.
Keep up with your good work dear lady, you're an asset not solely to Indians but to the world community.

[tinasharma]

I'm from India and We love African people.. very beautiful people and beautiful culture

[realself]

Hats off to you travelling Africa alone. just shows how good and decent the people there are.

[mrabbasi]

आप के माध्यम से बहुत से देशों का जानकारी मिली बहन।। Proud of you behan ❤

[HumaaUmar]

@7:42 I think you misunderstood the guy Garima. I believe he was saying there’s no problem for you to roam about in Congo. He said he wanted to go to India but in India there’s problem for the Congolese. 😞

[ntej]

Let us treat African Students in India well.Respect them during their stay in India.If we insult them in India the news goes back to their countries and then all the trouble starts.

[Ersad]

Garima.. The bravest Girl I have seen in the internet.. Bandi mein ky dum hai. Very courageous💪💪 Take care yourself Garima. We love you and Solute

[DiveshChoubeyOfficial]

You are so brave, girl! You explored the lifestyle of DRC. Most people there don't like Indians, but there are good people who can guide and help you, like Jonas. I lived in Kinshasa for 6 years, and then I returned to Mumbai. People know me as DJ Dee Kinshasa. I worked with Gaz-Mawete, DJ P2N, and many others. But seeing Kinshasa in your video brought back memories. Thanks for this lovely video blog! Kitoko Makasi.

[themtoniraniremaxbroker]

I am a Canadian and I am in Awe what Garima Does traveling and educating the World and specially Countries and Cities which are Never Frequented by Normal Folks. My Deep Appreciation to you and wishing you Nothing but the Best, Be Well and Safe Travels.

[Susa]

Brave Gal!!❤
Thanks to Jonas for helping our Gal ❤

[akbrahma]

I have never seen anyone braver than this woman. What courage! Wow!