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    10 Reasons Why African Americans Leave Africa And Never Return



    Shalom Family!! Welcome back to our channel. In this video, we delve into the reasons why some African Americans leave Africa and never return. We explore the challenges that can arise living in Africa. Join us as we share our thoughts and experiences on this topic. We hope you enjoy and as always don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE & HIT THE NOTIFICATION BELL!!!!

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    39 Comments

    1. Thembi on

      African Americans must realise that Africa is your land nd y’all must claim it

      You don’t even have to move to Africa but you can invest and have lot of money will support our people.

    3. Passion Flower on

      All praises to the most High for telling the truth. Finally, someone is telling the whole truth. Truth be told, we have many Caribbean Countries that we can relocate to where our people are also. Wherever we are , The most High will gather us from there. We are many place in the earth in numbers. Shalom

    7. @AURA on

      Thank you for telling the truth unlike Mark Blanton from the real South Africa…lying to the African Americans…painting Africa as a country of milk and honey…telling people that when the locals hear his accent…he automatically gets special treatment putting himself on a pedestal…also saying that our local African South Africans sound uneducated when they speak…also giving the impression that the USD goes so much further than it really does.

    8. blongshanks77 on

      I absolutely love your honesty when it comes to videos about Africa. So far I’ve only found two YouTube pages that are truly honest about Africa and that’s you all and Kengada(Oshay Duke Jackson). As an African America, I want to visit Africa in the near future, but not necessarily move there since I’m happy with my life here in the United States. Videos like yours, that are truly honest, make me want to visit Africa even more.

    9. Bekisipho Tshili on

      This is mind-boggling. What else do you need to figure out at this point in time?? After a gazillion videos on youtube about Africa… Africa will HAVE ALL THE CHALLENGES you can think of. Start from there and go on from there. Unreliable electricity, unreliable internet. Unreliable water supply. Bad roads in some areas. Very few jobs…That's all you need to know!!!

    10. KatStix on

      I love conversations like this. Thank you for sharing yourselves.
      I think the cause of some of our issues is that South Africans think they are the cream of Africa and Black Americans think they are the cream of Black People and that can disconnect us.
      Until you travel and see your world you will realise that it all boils down to individuals

    11. Savvy J on

      Thank you. I say the same thing when these Black American and African YouTubers(and some of their followers)who’ve never even been outside their country and are struggling and would jump at the chance to leave if given the opportunity start saying all this silly ‘Wakanda come back to the motherland’ talk😂🤦🏽‍♀️ Like please, Africa is the motherland for Africans who are from Africa, that’s it. So good on you guys for giving a truthful perspective and spitting facts👏🏽👏🏽

    12. TINA AGATHA on

      I think sorry to say…some people in America just want to be given n not work for it….when going somewhere leave the attitude of what can it give to me… Come with the attitude of what can I do to improve the situation…. Africa we work and find solutions.I beg to disagree Africa heals but one has to be ready to let go the hate and anger…the problem with most African Americans come this idea that Africans have to hate whites… What they don't know that racism is not our major problem and we don't like to hate anyhow we like to peacefully co-exist as long as one is peaceful

    13. Edward Mwangi on

      Again it all boils down to romanticising Africa. As an African living in Kenya i will agree that some of the things i hear about Africa from African Americans and even fellow Africans can be surprising. Im like i've been here all my life and i've never heard of or seen some of the things they claim are in Africa, my country kenya to be specific. They overhype it to a point one might think if they step on Africa they are stepping on a literal paradise. Yes i would definitely recommend people to visit Africa if they wanna visit but they also need to do a proper research. Africa can be as problematic as it can be beautiful to those travelling for the first time and without enough knowledge. Just a thought.

    15. Lady Zee🌸 on

      I really appreciate the honesty you guys brought. Am a kenyan living in a different African country too. Whatever you said is absolutely true. The struggles are not only foe people who came from Abroad to Africa, these are struggles you'll find even when moving from one African country to another or any other country. The underlined key word in all this video I would say was "Be prepared" mentally, financially and physically.

      Another beautiful point I would love to mention, which you also mentioned, is the AA attitude! Honestly, Africans are hospitable people, but some of the AA come to Africa to critique the ways of living here! They criticize everything and everyone! By doing so you not hurting anyone but yourself! And once you show us here that you are trying to demean us or show us your are better than us, African will show you the side you never saw. They don't indirectly accept colonialism! They will make your life miserable. 😅 so thanks for enlightment.

    16. Kay Kay on

      South africans can be embarrassing. Ohhh our AA brothers, oh they make us so proud, yadayada. Meanwhile, kill anything that looks like a fellow african from within the continent🤨

    17. Trudy Harding on

      If you life with the currency of the country you will find it a lot more expensive as a South African I need to pay Rand 20.00 for one dollar. So if you don't earn dollars you battle to jus by a bread that is why SA have 80% of the nation below the breadline.

    18. AFRICAWISE on

      I believe only after living in a country for a minimum of one year can you conclude what it is or is not. Also must have done quite a bit of interacting with locals, traveled, and intercity to give others your perspective cause even as Africans, we l experience our country differently based on standard of living and interactions. In my experience, SA has one price for everyone. We actually are the 1st to be affected by high Western tourist influx. We can't afford to enjoy our own country. However, it's a world phenomenon. We get it. Lastly, it's crazy for anyone to move across any world without doing the cost of living analysis, affordability, and income. Even if you're visiting 😮. Romantisizing any country is dangerous. If an American cannot afford normal persons life in SA, with $1 being R19 at the moment and local South Africans who earn way less R20 000, equivalent of $1000 per month can live comfortably in some Jhb northern suburbs and eat out then, they will not have a good experience. We have crime but cant say more than the US, so again street smarts, vigilance are key skills needed

    20. Sarah's Virtue's on

      Thank you for keeping it real! Most people on YOUTUBE are faking the funk in Africa and lead others on by NEVER being transparent. Then they keep quoting scripture to convince you it’s time (END TIME). Please, Africa ain’t ready and most of us ain’t either. More then half these countries ain’t providing a way for African Americans to return, and if they are you need to be careful because they are making money off it.

    24. Ashraf Ismail on

      hi welcome to south africa. when you coming to cape town? Love to see you review the local cuisine here. We have diverse culture here so make sure you try all foods. I'm a cape Malay so don't forget to try our curries. Let me know if you need advice in cape town

    25. Pro Bono on

      I think honesty should be every Youtuber's priority.
      People learn a lot through your videos and it is only important that you step up and tell everything as it is.

    27. M M on

      Pls don't apologize for saying the truth. The truth is the truth. Pls let it all out for the benefit of all.

    29. Neto Maape on

      This is impressive. Admitting that its not easy. But I think the benefits outweighs the losses. More AAs need to move here.

    32. Mwisha Ludack on

      Let's just say, our African-American brothers and sisters missed the memo on humility.
      They lied when they said the grass is greener on the other side, what you see is weed that you need to clear off of the field before you start harvesting and working your field.
      The same goes with Africans trying to come to America, there's no American dream, you need to work your way up the ladder.
      Nothing on this earth is in reality as said in words. Let's all use common sense

    33. Molefe Jappie on

      I do appreciate what you are saying.This is a very educative video. Good work my brother and sister. Thank you for being truthful about my home country South Africa. Being in South Africa is like being in first world country but in Africa which is referred to as a third world continent.

    34. david lubanga on

      In your previous video, you made a comment about Investment opportunities being saturated in the US. The average black American should come to America as an investor and he/she wont regret. You dont even need much, 10,000$ and a wealth of knowledge will go along way.

      Look at it this way, there's a lot of stuff that are available in US that are not in most African countries; there's your business opportunity. You'll most likely be a monopoly for several years before the locals catch up.

      One thing that most Black Americans lack is Work culture and an Open mind. As Africans we receive most judgement from the black folks. Trying to project some air of superiority. Blend in and see yourself flourish.

    35. William Gameli Senaya on

      Wow, Africa is not for everyone.
      Africa has it's challenges & never expect American lifestyles in Africa.
      Myriad of problems like water & electricity problems.
      A visit before making final decision to move is of paramount importance .
      Nuff respect to your hustle.
      ❤

    36. vuyo mvinjelwa on

      my question is, do you know any perfect country in the world, i want to go to that country and pls don't talk about perfect, America and Americans have their own problems hence they are everywhere in our countries ,crime is everywhere ,

    37. PAN AFRICANIST on

      So I live in KC , and I travel to Africa. Crime here in America is much worst than in Many African Nations . You are very negative, you are on a mission. shalom? shalom is Jewish, and Sub Saharan Africans are not Jewish.
      There is a negative motive behind your visit to Africa.
      Somebody is financing your negative mission.
      You Are fake.
      You are not showing every aspects of Africa.
      You are , and belong , to Massa's plantation.

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