5 Reasons We May Or May Not Move To Kenya

[@AquariusGoldTM913]

Yo I was in Nairobi for a couple of weeks too. Let's just say. I am packing. I found home!

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Congratulations 🎊

[@ericm6230]

Ur welcome. Been to many african countries, but nairobi is like a package? All you need in there

[@kuyahkudey3217]

Congrats on finding home!!!😊🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@kenyanlivingabroad]

I am coming too its home too

[@jamesokoth6655]

​@@kenyanlivingabroad 🎉 welcome

[@mwanikimburu]

Other towns outside of Nairobi will offer you affordable accommodation, land prices, food, etc. You will actually still get most of the conveniences available in Nairobi such as Malls, taxis, etc in towns like Nanyuki, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Mombasa, Thika, Nyeri, Meru, Malindi etc. Trust me, not many countries in Africa can beat what Kenya has to offer in terms of a balanced mix of everything. Let me just add, we'll accept you here just as one of us.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thank you

[@RB3565]

Seconded! A Kenyan born in Kenya and spent my early years at home but moved to northern europe at 10. I frequent Kenya at least once a year and last time I was there I bought some land in Limuru. I find Nairobi being exhausting and noisy so I preffer that outback lifestyle and besides, Kenya is fairly well developed in connectivity & being an engineer by profession, Im designing my own off-grid system to meet our needs. Also considering of getting meself one of those punda(s)😅 So yes, I would choose a satellight arms length region outside Nairobi for sure!

[@djsamshens]

huyu apewe kazi ministry of tourism

[@enterpreneur9738]

​@@RB3565spot on. I chose Nakuru as my retirement home. Off grid yet near the city.

[@sarahoutta5743]

Yes please You are welcome to Live in Kenya , Its Obviously The best place. Welcome Home. We Love You Guys . I have Been in the USA for 23Yrs And am Also Moving Back To Kenya.

[@kuyahkudey3217]

sarah m Thanks for your kindness to our people. Congrats and all the best on your move back home!🎉🎉🎉🎉😊 I plan on visiting beautiful Kenya one day.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching and congratulations!

[@chrisgitonga4850]

You are such a welcoming soul👍

[@mugithti]

as an American citizen, take advantage of the AGOA act of the US congress, see what space you can fit in. Apparel manufacturing is a big market, might be capital intensive but it wouldn't be difficult for you to get American investors to manage the Kenyan outfit(s)

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching!

[@freedomm]

I would suggest moving outside of Nairobi to Naivasha or Nakuru (1-2 hours out of Nairobi) where cost of land and living is cheaper than Nairobi but you still have access to all the conveniences and even quickly pop out to Nairobi if you want.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the recommendation

[@florandirai1757]

U are right town like Nakuru,very nice place.beautiful scenaries.also land is cheaper.karibu Kenya.

[@p.be.s]

@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE Mombasa, Malindi, have lesser political instability, crime, they have land, beach, and lots of fun activities….. you can live and work in Nairobi while owning land in Mombasa, Kwale, Malindi or surrounding areas. Beware of Lawyers , some are fly by night. It is good to go to immigration yourself….and keep records.

[@Teacher-Cathy_BringThemToJesus]

I think where you are Juja is absolutely amazing. I live in the environs and our area is growing fast.

[@shopgal7441]

Nanyuki is also a promising place.

[@beyawamwenyee]

Consider options beyond Nairobi especially if you wanna do farming, you will get more cheaper and viable options especially on land. There are other cities and big towns that you can explore and consider. Come back to Kenya and visit the west, East, South or coast, rift valley and central then make a decision based on that. Trust me you won't be disappointed

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the information

[@njerikiarie8928]

We’ve already claimed you. Your new names are Kamau and Makena. Enjoy your travels in Africa but Kenya is your home!! ❤

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thank you 😂😂😂

[@afiyakemarafa1997]

Beautiful names ❤

[@mhunja]

You can register a company, then own land through it. The other advantage is that travel from Nairobi to the rest of Africa is easy, there is also a whole lot of places within Kenya with easy access.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the info

[@Sindi63084]

I'd suggest you look at other towns in Kenya like Nanyuki, Nakuru, Eldoret etc. They are cheaper and more suited for faming and more value for money. You can also do business there.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the advice

[@elijahanjejo1026]

Just to let you know , near village market there are two fantastic American schools that your child can attend. We have Rosslyn academy and International school of kenya.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for letting us know

[@a.muchemi4360]

Bullocks why American school? What's too special? You get quality school in Kenya and cheaper...why waste too much money? For class status

[@elijahanjejo1026]

@@a.muchemi4360 It all depends on your choices and what is convenient for you and your family

[@jaynewanjira3541]

@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE what he said. My cousin's kids all go to private schools under the American system but they can afford it. Not all Kenyans can afford and many kids still perform very well in public schools. It all depends on what you can afford or what you prefer. Kenyan system schools are also good but it depends on what you want your kid to venture into when they grow up in terms of college or university studies. You could try the Kenyan system which is more of a British system style but modified somehow to suit Kenya then see how your baby performs or how he interacts with other children and see their textbooks to see if you are okay with it and if not then get some more money and let your children learn in private schools. Many Kenyan parents now do it but majority go to public schools. Depending on where you settle down if you choose Nairobi, you could take your kids to Nairobi Primary School, Westlands Primary School, Saint Georges, etc. All these are public schools but they are of a higher level when it comes to extra-curricular activities and also if you don't prefer your child going to school in eastlands (you may find out about that location of Nairobi one day). Not a bad place cause that is where I grew up but the surroundings are not very conducive to bring up kids I don't think. My opinion. Anyway, all the best in your decisions.

[@hnaf6279]

Having lived in both the US and Kenya, i will tell you if you have a job or business in Kenya that nets you a grand a month, Kenya is your better option.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the advice

[@samuelemekui8939]

Nanyuki town is the best, and less congested...it is very safe due to military bases around, I found most foreigners living their

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the info

[@AShasa35]

I would love to visit Kenya!

[@MyPrince-o6n]

Feel free anytime.

[@berylotieno276]

Welcome to kenya. Karibu.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

@AShasa35 you should

[@t0n0k0]

Anyone of Afrikan descent in diaspora can visit Kenya and do business without a visa? This was a month ago, maybe the video was a month too early. Great stuff for sure. Edit: legally by the constitution, you have to be a Kenya to outright own land, you can lease land and it will be under your name, legally protected for max 99 years if you wish and pay for that long of a lease. Before the 2010 constitution it was free for all, no local protections if any, and lease was capped at an absurd 999 years, thanks to British colonial laws 😅

[@flipptripz1067]

taking my first trip to Kenya this summer !!

[@chegewanjiru6236]

Karibu nyumbani

[@chrisgitonga4850]

You are welcome 🎉

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

You’ll have a great time

[@bellawangari8557]

If you want to invest in a farm near Nairobi you have to buy it 50- 100 kms radius from Nairobi. Schools can also be very expensive. All the best

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the info!

[@GracePeter-wd5wq]

I thought it was not possible for foreigners to own land in Nairobi, Kenya? Especially in the rural areas?

[@ewm4266]

Aweeeee we love you back ❤❤❤❤

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

🥰🥰

[@patrickmburugu9776]

I've been in business for many years and I help people Register and start businesses I also coach and advise on best business practices

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching

[@lifehacks1019]

Nairobi is calling! Welcome home family ❤

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thank you

[@isaackasyoka6237]

We love for you to come to Nairobi. Welcome!

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thank you

[@ericm6230]

Ur welcome. When you decide to relocate to nairobi and you need help or have questions about kenya,,

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thank you

[@mumtahinafath9229]

Thank you so much for this content. We are hoping to get the nations to have specific rules for the Israelites folks who where shipped from their Land to make easy their returning home. We have picked up so much from this clip besides what we already listed. It should not cost so much to relocate in the continent. Thank you for this post.

[@InventionSchool]

I'm an expat in Kenya. You can't own land outright unless you're a citizen. I bought a shamba but had to transfer title to a Kenyan with the hopes of retrieving it when I become a citizen after 5 years of continuous legal residency. In few cases you can lease for 99 years. In order to become a permanent resident you have to prove guaranteed income outside of Kenya. You can't work unless you qualify under special circumstances. They want Kenyans to work and have secure employment which isn't taken by foreigners.

[@chrisgitonga4850]

Obviously you can't walk in and buy land. Even for us locals there are strict procedures. But an easier route is owning land through a company if it is legit

[@andeyo1]

Foreigners can own property in Kenya in their name. The Constitution (2010), the Lands Act (6/2012) and the Land Registration Act (3/2012), subject to certain limitations, grant the right to any person, either individually or in association with others, to acquire and own land in Kenya.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the information

[@GracePeter-wd5wq]

@@andeyo1 You have to have a joint ownership or form a partnership.

[@GracePeter-wd5wq]

@@chrisgitonga4850 That is the case even in Tanzania.

[@jerseyfinest7152]

Nice video! What I'm wondering about though is your LLC in the USA. Couldn't you run your business in the USA and live in Kenya or do you have to contribute to the Kenya by working there or starting your business there? Or perhaps do both?

[@Deggoo]

Kenya is good for business trust me once you start u will never go down

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

That’s good to know!

[@bellachepkwony4284]

Yes it is!

[@adhanduale7466]

welcome to kenya fam

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Asante sana

[@gilbertmwangi4615]

Kenya land ownership falls in two categories ie leasehold and freehold. In freehold, you owe the land forever and don't pay any sort of land rates. Though freehold land titles are more expensive

[@antony6799]

For foreigners they can only get it on leasehold

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Foreigners cant freehold land

[@africanqueen1giselle642]

This is exactly how we plan on living on our land in Africa sustainable living is the way.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Absolutely

[@africanqueen1giselle642]

Have you all thought about checking your DNA through African Ancestry and possibly getting your dual Citizenship depending on what your results turn out to be?

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Yes we might do that.

[@africanqueen1giselle642]

@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE yes, I am waiting on my results. Any further information you may need let me know. I will give free information. What is your e mail address?

[@julielilote3496]

Kenya don't give citizenship using dna but through marriage and blood.

[@michaeljames4612]

You're welcome

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching!

[@mevinbulimu]

Try Outside Nairobi. Nakuru will be awesome

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the recommendation

[@RoshaniLifeStyle]

Nice sharing!

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thank you

[@NjonjoNdehi]

My 3 sons attend a school that has kids from 35 countries. Charges around $1,500 a year.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the info

[@manchesterunitednews8498]

I think that Nairobi is relatively low cost of living but it depends on which area you choose to live.because a one bedroom apartment can cost 100$ monthly in one place and 300$ in another place..if you are considering moving to kenya you should try explore the different levels and places and see the one you prefer

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the advice

[@Rhoda_Wangare]

Work permits cost around $4000 for two years per person. in Kenya

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the info

[@fasttimer4879]

Karibu sana!

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Asante sana

[@repentkingdomofheavenisnea1988]

Kenya has other cities and cost of living depends on location.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

True

[@safariyamaishayetu4144]

I've read the legalese with regards to those 7 years. But that is to become a Kenyan. There should be other legal ways to stay in Kenya long term without being Kenyan. For example, a work visa. Or through some kind of family reunion scheme. I recall an American who used the latter and was recognized as a a Kenyan after only a year. These things are the same when it comes to moving to a country in the EU. I believe it's even more draconian if you want to move to the US. It's not uncommon for countries to regulate these things. Or to expect something else.

[@denlemagency341]

There are many short cuts through corruption but the safest way is just to follow the correct procedure

[@safariyamaishayetu4144]

@@denlemagency341 But I'm not talking about corruption. In fact, I am pointing out that citizenship is not likely to be the correct procedure here. Being granted citizenship requires 7 years of living/working in Kenya, only leaving for no longer than what would be considered a regular tourist visit to a non Kenyan country. That infers that for the duration of those 7 years you would have some kind of legal long term staying permit such as through a work visa. Chaining tourist visas together will be both impossible, prohibitively expensive and probably illegal if you are at the same time working in the country. Because that work would probably be non declared and thus not taxed. Work visas I imagine would be cheaper though perhaps not be that cheap. Kenya is hardly different from any other country on this matter.

[@denlemagency341]

@@safariyamaishayetu4144 there are work permits

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the information

[@fredrickopiyo3390]

You should team up with a local to take you down to the villages... You will pack and move to Kenya...

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

That’s sound great

[@charlesochieng5414]

Hey, Nairobi is your best bet in East Africa.. Nigeria in the west and South Africa would be alternatives but one has serious political and economical problems the other is still dealing with Racism and Xenophobia. As an American , I'd advise you to take advantage of the trade agreements between the U.S and Kenya when finding a business to do..As a guy in tech startup I'd strongly advise you do an online business (targeting the U.S. consumers) less set up cost, payments in USD, Flexi hours, Remote work and familiar culture for you, No unnecessary govt tax, No rent or leasing costs, flexible & convenient movement of digital money from your already existing accounts abroad...

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the advice

[@Dan13Speed]

Good Choice

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks

[@mss.9384]

Have you thought about moving to Sierra Leone, Liberia, or Gambia?

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

We will need to visit first

[@barmenbarmen2917]

Welcome to Kenya: You can start dealing with electronic devices You can open health centres and there you go. Another cool city without any hiccups is Nakuru.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching

[@MercyMazmida]

Welcome to my country. Enjoy blessed 🙌 😇 Why don't you travel to kisumu its very lovely there , very warm, peaceful etc close to the lake side u will love it ❤

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

We would love to on our next visit

[@observant23]

You so welcome bt,I've seen most african american videos talking smack abt how africa is on BS just cz it didn't suite your taste,we different from each other so best thing is you do your research of african countries then make a wise decision on where to move to bt,dont expect AFRICA to be like wherever y'all came from OK!

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching!

[@mwalimufakhi3648]

Karibu kijana hisi nyumbani.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Asante sana

[@DonBSeleh]

Karibu Kenya 🇰🇪...👊🏿

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Asante sana

[@jennifermbogoKE]

If you guys could secure remote jobs in the US, I think you can make it work.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching

[@gigigachuru735]

If you want try to live in mombasa and houses are also cheap we live in mombasa surely even land in the outskirts is also cheap not forgetting owning your own house is far much cheaper, all in all welcome home. The president is now allowing all black people to Kenya visa free. Take advantage

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

That’s good to know. Thanks for watching.

[@shawn-the-first.1643]

Am in

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching!

[@septbouyi4548]

Hey man I really like your channel are you never think visiting African countries where they speak French GABON

[@septbouyi4548]

You can check it out and let me know

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Yea Senegal

[@marymayeye5940]

Karibu Nyumban🇸🇷

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Asante sana

[@chrisgitonga4850]

You forgot education for your little one. Education system in Kenya is advanced and elaborate. There are schools for every class across the country but the minimum basic standards are high too. That's why you find majority of the population is well educated

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the information

[@Sonizizi]

Have u noticed there is alot of construction happening in Africa? When u think of business target what is needed...so research e,g if it is constructing homes what is needed? e,g, lighting, bathroom accessories, cement, etc. This type of business the profits are guaranteed. Just a suggestion. Research deeply

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching

[@jamesokoth6655]

You can talk to JT the American who's been buying land in Kenya though not yet a Kenyan

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

We don’t know who that is.

[@jamesokoth6655]

@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE JT the bigger figure

[@BangaizaSalinga]

Best wishes in all your plans

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thank you

[@maddcapper4548]

Im debating between kenya and Senegal...i like the Kenyan women but i love the Senegal beaches....

[@muthoni632]

Just visit Mombasa... You will have the beaches and the women

[@iamjijo2872]

I guess yoh haven't checked kenyan, bet theres no wets africa beahes that matches East african beaches.

[@maddcapper4548]

@@muthoni632 Senegal just looks soooo peaceful...

[@maddcapper4548]

@@iamjijo2872 no place looks as peaceful as Senegal...

[@ewm4266]

​​@@maddcapper4548 Check out Watamu Kenya 1st before you completely make up your mind ok😊😊😊

[@benardnyarangi1047]

I doubt you will find a better place than Nairobi, or Kenya in general.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Maybe not

[@benardnyarangi1047]

@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE Sure.

[@livingstonejoel6659]

I always knew you guys were kenyan

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

😂😂

[@mss.9384]

Ghana only grants foreigners land leases for 50 years. Be careful in Kenya, there are annual rents payable to local and national government. I did know how much, but every 5 years are so, the government will have your property reevaluated or appraised to make sure you are paying the appropriate amount of rent and taxes. And if you become a citizen later, your land may not convert over to freehold.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching!

[@michaelnzau11]

Just realised Ms,S you need to check your facts before typing them down, you are not kenyan yet you speak for kenya, Kindly focus your energy somewhere else since you want to advocate for countries in the west

[@wanjirudigital]

Yes they are land rates

[@mariadestine4176]

​@@wanjirudigital within a municipality I guess not sure though. Ama ? Do you have details

[@jamesokoth6655]

​@@wanjirudigital land rates only apply in leasehold and especially within towns.Freehold you pay nothing

[@mustolourien5823]

If you guys have a dream of growing the channel you should consider having more active content than talking content. Very few people are interested in really living like you guys, majority are just admiring and looking for entertainment.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Look at our most popular videos and then come back

[@mustolourien5823]

@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE am no content creator but I've been watching tonnes and tonnes of youtubers over the years. Your two most watched videos still fits the bill of entertainment especially if most of those who watched are Kenyans. Anyway you guys got the stats and am just a mere fan. All the best.

[@Spinkly]

@@mustolourien5823 It depends since I mostly prefer the talking videos cause I can listen more while I work.

[@ladyann4798]

Why haven’t you visited the villages? You may have more bang for your dollars in the villages. Just a thought.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the advice

[@h.m.5724]

Why do Kenyans not correct people who pronounce their country as Kinya

[@dapi90]

Long lost Wiggs brother.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching!

[@drinabooboo]

Thank you for the info. If you dont mind can you explain what you do for income? I want to move to the continent but unsure of how I can sustain myself.😢

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching

[@drinabooboo]

@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE did you see my question?

[@gideonlemayan6148]

Karibu Kenya

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Asante

[@wendyomanga]

Investing in tech is a great opportunity in Kenya. Theres a big gap in tech.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

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[@abukamara2015]

Open a business in Kenya or any African country and you will never have to worry about how long you have to stay there for!

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

True

[@anthonyclementson9658]

😂😂😂Kenyans have flooded this comment section. Gotta luv these Kenyans they know how to sell there country hard. That's right rep your country.🇰🇪

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Yes they rep Kenya super hard 😂😂😂 gotta love it

[@alexndinguri6212]

i would like to guide you start a business and live a less costly lifestyle

[@thepnesh]

A person who has been living lawfully in Kenya for a period of at least seven years can apply for Kenyan citizenship through registration. After the seven yrs you just apply for citizenship I can assure you the Kenyan passport is one of the strongest in Africa.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the information

[@TabuDavidMukuha]

I'm a proud Kenyan but I bet when you get to the Republic of South Africa (RSA) you'll wonder what you even saw in Kenya lol (and also understand why the Dutch & British colonizers refused to leave)

[@patrickkimoyo8626]

Xenophobia is a nightmare to foreigners in South Africa

[@TabuDavidMukuha]

@@patrickkimoyo8626 so is tribalism in Kenya and racism in the US... In short, bigotry is bigotry... let he who is without sin be the first to cast the stone

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching!

[@TabuDavidMukuha]

@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE and visit Cape Town while in RSA

[@donaldmacdonald9993]

​@@patrickkimoyo8626 what is xenophobia? Xenophobia is the hatred of strangers. First class xenophobes are people who come to a foreign country, sell drugs, traffic people, come illegally and disrespect foreign country's laws, call strangers stupid and lazy, commit new forms of crimes. Go to SA prisons you will find all types of criminals from Africa. I can bet my last rand, you will never find a SAn in african countries but you will find all forms of investments by big SA companies. Who is xenophobic then?

[@annmarywamaya5025]

💖💖💖💃🏽

[@mr.humble877]

If you were a single guy....it would be pretty easy to acquire citizenship.... Just marry a local girl, formalize your union, have a child or two....And within no time you are a Kenyan citizen..... Without waiting for ages & paying thousands of dollars in the process.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheEyezafrique]

In theory in reality not really

[@antony6799]

Its usually easier for women to get it through the marriage route compared to men. The immigration guys have their own reasons

[@TheEyezafrique]

Love your channel great seeing Africa Through someone else's eyes.

[@TheEyezafrique]

​@@antony6799 the man is happily married 🫣

[@pacifica.5640]

Mombasa is far much affordable than Nairobi bro. And a lil’ brotherly advice: I believe that you’re a Christian, so if you choose to settle in Kenya and go into business, try and approach Kenyan Muslims especially the Somalis. They’re much more honest and would not think swindling you. Your Kenyan brother from Dallas Tx.

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for the advice

[@DumeJeusi]

Wrong advice. Doesnt even make sense

[@GreatNationUnitedSACitizeGNUSA]

African American should come back to their ancestral African mother land. Thank you

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

👍🏾

[@danielread1942]

Please move .

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

We might

[@GeroGike-vk1wo]

South Africa is the best country in Africa. Try it out. Then come thank me later

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

We will for sure

[@paulgitau6055]

No difference between south Africa and United States, they are both paradise of crimes and murder,both sucks period.

[@trutharchaeologist]

But it's no different from United States, Europeans control the land , how will they enjoy different from the States?

[@liliannjau5585]

South Africa is very unsafe. They don't like foreign black people check xenophobia in SA where they killed many black people from other places. Anywhere else in Africa is safe apart from SA

[@michaelnzau11]

Why don't you tell him, that racism that's in south Africa, you can praise south Africa but Xenophobia and racism and insecurity too much out there

[@gaithumakiarie3990]

Do not settle in Kenya. I think moving around is the best for the viewers. Just sticking in Kenya will be boring.

[@RoshaniLifeStyle]

Where are you originally from?

[@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE]

Thanks for watching