Advice for Living In Africa: Best Places to Relocate, Managing Business & Why You Need to Visit

[@MrTimSwain]

Part 2 is here for this amazing conversation! Grab your pen and take notes!

[@edumadzequansah]

Good one again 👏

[@samueladdo5277]

Tim, I love the video but the music bro is too loud. Perhaps you could repost another one without the background song.

[@laminediene3093]

My humble opinion is every African American planing to go to Africa should listen to this conversation. A million thanks to Tim and Jay. Special kudos to Jay for the wisdom, knowledge. As an African living in America I've learnt a lot from my African People.

[@worldformatics]

Tim next time pls reduce the background music

[@kwekuhanson3223]

Quite an interesting conversation however the background music is too loud.

[@airgentille2788]

Good conversation but the music in the background during the conversation is very annoying.

[@elyonrg5062]

Okay Tim, with the apparel branding! 👏🏾. Great interview!!

[@worldformatics]

I knew Ghana was always Jay’s favourite country

[@sandraek790]

No Ghana is not his favorite but he respect the process and willing to learn with diligence.

[@worldformatics]

@@sandraek790 he said in the interview he is partial to Ghana. Go off if you have a hearing problem

[@sankofastephannarteytsenue5674]

It's bcos of the gr8t Ghanaians hospitality. Gr8t and a frank interview. Tim as the host is not leaving any stone unturned in his questionnaire.

[@oseitututawiah2109]

There's only one thing that makes Ghana unique among all African nations. Ghana has the strongest cultural and traditional lifestyle in Africa as well as one of the strongest Western Style living in Africa. This gives visitors the choice to enjoy the best of both worlds all in one place without having to travel far.

[@abbassaquee286]

Good conversation as always 👌 but the spoiler for me was the background music could not grasp most of what was being said.

[@Kodwo1]

My 2 cents advise for diasporans especially.Africa is a huge continent,so hasten slowly in picking your spot.After you pick your spot you can promote it without 'hating on' other places or rehashing developmental challenges of some of the places you decided to forgo.

[@globalcitizen740]

What’s wrong with speaking the truth based on experience? Oh wait! Africans can’t deal with the reality of their nations or handle the truth. Got it 😬

[@antebellumblackamerican7408]

Nairobi is a nice city as well. Good roads good internet beautiful homes etc.

[@gibson2675]

Lots of crime though

[@lifegoeson5314]

People most understand that I’m coming to live in Ghana is different from I’m visiting Ghana 🇬🇭 if you want to stay in Ghana don’t just go to Ghana start staying in special hotel there are people in Ghana who are willing to offer you a place to stay for free or find a cheaper place to stay and learn about the country before making any decision Ghana is expensive to live but if you know how things are done is easy to stay because we help each other trust me I live in many places like Italy Germany Libya Algeria Morocco I know what I’m talking about

[@Kingoftheimmigrants4646]

Awesome conversation I love it

[@africaiscallingpatsyfergus384]

Great conversation but you need to re-edit it and remove the musics completely as so much is missed and puts one off listening to the end

[@justinekase1693]

Yes, I find the music very distracting.

[@ebomoses8059]

I’m enjoying the conversation, but the background music is very loud, makes it hard to hear

[@russelldilligard4312]

Yes. Exactly! It's very hard to understand what they're saying at times.

[@williammanful6403]

Jay is incredibly knowledgeable about Africa. Truly insightful interview but sometimes the words were not audible due to the music in the background

[@agbeyprosperairconditionin6281]

The music is great but nest tym try to let the volume of the music go down a bit

[@Omega1st]

I did not notice until I read your comment. It is not audio, the music could be a distraction.

[@torytucker1281]

Robed by the Same Thief! Powerful.

[@nanakofi1710]

Jay has load of insight about Africa, I doubt I know a quarter of the things he talks about as someone who is from africa, grt content Tim…

[@Angel-xb7xr]

Good conversation, however the music is drowning your mic! 🎤

[@Doitmanny]

Great! Tim keep pushing. The gentleman hit it right. Tim please it was hard to hear due to the background sound maybe you can lower it a bit. I love your work.

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Wow Jay this is deep Watching from Sydney Australia Bless up

[@Qwakwustephen]

Mr Tim Swain, Your label on your top is a top notch. The top itself is on the high end.

[@ut0rnp]

please don't forget to bring back to the motherland our brothers from latin america regardless of the language barrier

[@FamilyByNature]

Great interview! Beautiful shirts!

[@SM-mm3kg]

Tim the sound.

[@DA-qz5rh]

Great interview as always.

[@ajaniwilliams6257]

Good convo. I think it’s important for us who desire to return to recognize the superiority or hierarchy of indigenous Afrikan culture and not attempt to put western culture on a pedestal. Learn Afrikan culture deeply and add knowledge from the west to add to the progress of the continent. Essentially humble ourselves but add.

[@FinishTheRaceVL7]

Hello Tim 👋🏾, awesome 👌🏾 interview. I learned a lot from this conversation. One small critique...The background music was a little loud & distracting (It was hard to hear & focus on the conversation at times).

[@politicallyafrican6317]

Great conversation.

[@africaconnection.Ofiicial]

Good stuff guys.

[@jeffreykofikarikari762]

Oooh the music is too loud, we can't hear you and anything, very sad

[@johnampiah2110]

I’m so..happy this two are in Africa. 😍♥️🔥❤️🙏🏾👍🏾

[@thesoundofaccrapodcast]

Just tuned in. Great stuff Tim 👏🏾

[@tellnewstv]

2022 few days left, hoping for peace and a happy new year. Good people, greetings to you all. Thank you for uploading...

[@joycecooper498]

Your music is entirely Too loud!!

[@ekinematics]

If business is what you are looking at then in West Africa its definitely Lagos, in South Africa its definitely Johannesburg, in East Africa its definitely Nairobi. But when its about living there are so many choices.

[@oseitututawiah2109]

But remember when you want to do business, there are so many things you need to consider besides the money 💰, else you might lose it all later on.

[@ekinematics]

@@oseitututawiah2109 You are definitely right, but on the average those cities can guarantee you more ROI than the others. The purchasing power of those cities is equal to none in their respective regions.

[@lildancer54]

Wow! Very informative! I had my suspicions about a US presence in Africa … for a Unified Africa we must have a Unified African military that can stand up to the US and other world powers.

[@ogensevivo9861]

This guy's is simple and truthful I love tis about him Godbless

[@kojofrimpong937]

Very deep conversation keep it up!

[@sourcestvghmotherland2381]

We re back again

[@chepindichepindi3328]

Good job.you are right no place is perfect.

[@johnampiah2110]

Love their mindset 🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🏾👍🏾

[@WordSeed100]

Hey guys. In Nigeria, there is a man called Peter Obi. He ran for the office of the president and got rigged out but the case is in court. Hopefully he wins and becomes the president. The major policy he wants to pursue as president is Agriculture. Now the lands in Nigeria is so large and remains uncultivated. The millions of unemployed in Nigeria cannot match the level of productivity and income generation expected. To avoid chronic shortages of man power. they want to create a pathway for AFRICANS including people in the diaspora to come in, live and work as Agricultural Workers. Agricultural is not just planting, it involves production, warehousing, manufacturing, exporting, industralization, mechanization, animal husbandry, etc etc. He calls it the next Agricultural revolution. Hopefully 120 million workers or more will be recruited.

[@sakkacisegoddess4463]

Nairobi is great for IT professionals.

[@listenup2882]

Jamaica and Haiti have problems? Where did you get that from bro?

[@listenup2882]

Why the loud music?

[@nextoo1]

Loved the whole thing. These guys are deeper than the word deep. Damn!! Please lover the sound a bit Tim.

[@sakkacisegoddess4463]

It’s called a TIP in America 🇺🇸

[@juanfernandapique7499]

This guy needs to visit Abuja, Akwa Ibom state, Crossriver state e, t, c in Nigeria and he will change his mind, Yeah Lagos is Nigerians economic capital and mini Nigeria, but there many beautiful morden cities in Nigeria

[@FinishTheRaceVL7]

I totally agree with your comment. People only think Lagos, Nigeria is the only place visit in NigeriA. There are so many wonderful states to visit in Nigeria. I repatriating to Akwa Ibom, Nigeria

[@chkgo88]

Take the music off…it’s throwing me off. It’s too loud.

[@dalejones2108]

When Mr. Cameron said tip doesn't he really mean bribe?

[@S3bot]

Jay and Tim, smart guys and very observant. Great conversation. France remains the worst of the colonial presence in Africa, a real social, financial, political and economic terror to 14 nations whose money is kept in and extorted by the French central bank. France would call Taliban a terror organization and some Africans believe that not asking how that group has affected Africa. France is worse and that BOY Macron is an infidel, came to Ghana and lied just to destroy the African ECO currency still to launch. Ouattara was coaxed by the French to stay in power and kill the currency. France is failing and will fall.

[@johnampiah2110]

♥️😍🔥❤️🥰🙏🏾👍🏾

[@charlesmensah-bonsu4292]

Unconscious bias and European superior mentality is the reason some diaspora fail in Africa my advice is that a cobra always shed it skin to be potent in its new environment

[@amehka5416]

Probably more Africans with a European mentality then blacks in the diasporas.

[@globalcitizen740]

@@amehka5416 Boom!!!!

[@dorisbrown7347]

Hahaha i am selling shea butter

[@FREETHINKER_99]

Just research for yourself and experience the continent, don't rely on these so called passers-by or tourists, only take advice from the real african .

[@globalcitizen740]

What is considered a real African? Please let us know because your comment sounds dumb! If I visit a place and spend my money I have every right to share my views. I pray to your White Jesus that the colonized minds will open up in 2022.

[@FREETHINKER_99]

@@globalcitizen740 what is a white jesus ? I don't believe in your stupid religion and stop cursing ppl you don't know it will just bring a little low in your life. Bombaclaat

[@jamman8678]

South Africa has a dangerous military.

[@Siriuan]

In what sense? Really curious.