Can African Americans & Other Expats Integrate into Africa? | Tanzania Is Hard On Expats !

Shabbat Shalom Fam,

Let's talk about the reality for expats integrating into East Africa. What are some of the things we have to overcome as a people?

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[jamaicanafricantravels]

We look at Tanzanians as our brothers and sisters.We try our best to give employments and incoperate them in our families.
When the language is mastered i think the playing field is leveled .

[SarayahMichelleOvercomer]

Great interview!! It’s nice to hear the truth from our Kaka! Asante sana!

[BettyyYah]

Shabbat shalom family tell Abdul that was a great interview. I’m very proud of him and it was a very truthful interview. I pray that everybody listen to what they were saying how we’re being treated when we go to Tanzania versus how the Asians are treated. The whites are treated. The Indians are treated family. We need to pull together and open up something for our own community. May the most bless us

[shell]

Loved this video, I know this transition like all others can be difficult. It’s no joke picking up and moving across the world. I’ve been watching since your first visit to Dar. Just wanted to say how proud of am of your progress and growth. Many diaspora who have been there for years still don’t know have the understanding you’ve showed here. Keep up the good work, keep connecting and building your family network with the locals. You might not see it now but trust it’s the key to success. I had family friends and I met people. Learning the language is the level up. Good luck, much love you and the family.

[marlitapaul]

Excellent interview. It was so nice to see my friend Abdul. Please let him know I said habari yako. Asante sana for all the information. Changing your mindset and remaining humble is so important. Let's continue to build those relationships (and businesses) so trust and accountability can develop. This is a reflection of what TMH asks of us with Him. If we want to change the way the locals see us, we must get rid of that prideful spirit and haughty attitude. There should be some fruits of the spirit (matunda ya roho) on your tree. Dry, dead branches and rotten fruit will always send people running the other way. Blessings to you! (Baraka kwako).

[OB]

Good interview! Please do more of these everyday videos!

[jahifaraji]

Our enslavement in America was direct abuse, but colonization was more insidious upon our peoples minds. It's going to take time to heal. Remember, africa march of independence was just yesterday, 1957, so we all must be patient..

[AloisMtega]

Shalom brother!

You did a great job with your interview! I think you should do more interviews with locals because most expats focus on their own daily vlogs on their YouTube channels, rather than engaging with the local community.

I have a recommendation for any foreigner considering relocating to Tanzania: learn Swahili. Although some Tanzanians know English, they often prefer to speak Swahili. There's even a local joke that English is the language of drunk people because it's mostly spoken after consuming too much alcohol. Tanzanians take pride in speaking Swahili more than any other language. It's also the official language of the East African Community, which includes eight countries, and it's the most spoken language in Africa.

Knowing Swahili offers significant advantages. It makes communication with locals easier, and you'll be treated like a local when people realize you speak their language. The locals will be more willing to help you, often at no cost.

Tanzanians love foreigners, and you are all welcome here.

[jamaicanafricantravels]

Shalom family it's not a easy road.

[kingdomfitstudio]

Keys to Expats coming back are in this video! ‼️

[safi]

Hongera sana on a very informative interview !!! We need to hear more from the locals. We can learn a lot from them as I am sure you are discovering. Express our appreciation to Bro Abdul.
Keep on keeping it real !!!
Tafadhali, do more interviews.
Asante sana

[hyacinthjarrett]

It's time to leglisate Industrial and Commercial Laws and Deparments to protect, workers, and the enviroment.
Example:
Eight hours, though there may be a few that must work for twelve hours.
Compulsory Break periods during the work day. No less than one or two rest day every week.
.Overtime must be voluntary and attract additional income.
.Proper salary a specific period be it daily, weekly or monthly.
.Pension, insurance.

.Specific uniforms and protective wears.
.Holiday, day leave, compassionate leaves and sick time off with pay.
.Safety in the work place as with the correct equipment to do the job.
.Provision of fire training,
Building code to enable all e.g disabled, fire extingushing equipment, fire alarms and
excape.


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[hyacinthjarrett]

Africa can stand independently just as any other land. Another state of Àmerica is not necessary. It's always hard to build a country from the buttom up. It happened in all the others such as the Romans in Europe, America and Australia. It's left to us to get to work and make life better for ourselves.

[sta]

Please remember that not all skin folks are kin folks...No offense, but a lot of these precious people are Hamities and we will always be foreigners to them, until Yah's Kingdom Comes....The jealous of Yahsarael is throughout the whole earth

[SURAH]

Never will africia americian become africian
Ye always be a foreigners
I be traveling in Africa since 1976
I think i get a feel for the situation

[thekingsdaughter]

First you can start by calling the brother a man, not a boy. That speak is from our past indignation in the US. Do better young King.

[hassshoban]

Most Tanzanians think Europeans can help them migrate to the West.

[JusticeUnfiltered]

You dropped the ball, you should have learned maore about them Chinese towns. That is a form of colonization. That is pitiful..