Americans React "Why African Americans Leave Africa After Moving There"

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[@luyandamadlala942]

Im not sure about other countries, but in South Africa we do have online shopping ,from basic groceries to clothes ,everything you want you can get online within 3-5 working days. And we do have valid addresses , our houses are well structured .

[@debeerpaul]

true but a lot of things cost double the item price and takes a 5 to 20 days to deliver.

[@ThembaT]

@@debeerpaul it depends on where is the item delivered from....if it's from abroad it would take more than 10 days, if it's anywhere within the country you could have it the next day but that's an option you would pay for.

[@MrsStrawhatberry]

A friend of mine moved to SA ans she told me that I can’t send her anything per mail because it will be robbed or will be lost? How is that for you?

[@mpho247]

​@@MrsStrawhatberryshe is lying,I always buy from Shein in China and they deliver to my house within 10 days mind you I stay in township

[@AustineAK]

​@@debeerpaulit takes as long as you want it if you want it same day you will get it

[@Sthe1905]

I’m from South Africa 🇿🇦 and I must confess that I like your objectivity especially when it comes to these issues.😊

[@IBIE965]

True country's in Africa are different, kenya and south africa are the best for African Americans because they are more advanced

[@frankkyereme7125]

America and Europe is advanced than Kenya, but people left, it's not a matter of what you think

[@WandileManzezulu]

When it comes to culture in South Africa. Most Americans would fit like a hand in glove, since we have western styles and our consumerism behaviors. But when it comes to culture in depth and particular to rituals, traditions and customs, they may experience some difficulties since their not familiar with who the people are on a day to day living.

[@Trebor74]

And guns

[@katlehosenkhe8887]

South africa has everything.❤ Well, jobs you create yourselves here.

[@etouetiu8190]

People rush to make decision before moving they don't bother doing a research even with todays social media

[@diva777]

Chile, the number of ppl who move without a detailed, organized well thought out plan. They never consider the "what ifs". I researched in great detail my move to Texas.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

I don’t like making bad decisions, so I pounder on things in its entirety. I search Google maps and all😂

[@pillaypreshane]

In South Africa you get virtually anything delivered from furniture to groceries ( within an hour, with a personal shopper) to medication, you can even get people to come to your home or office to service your vehicle, as far as food is concerned, yiu csn get food from any country ( we even have philly cheese steaks and Mexican food from real Mexicans or Argentinian food to Indian to Asian) and even better fish and chips than the UK, we also have McDonald's, Burger King, Popeyes, KFC (apparently better than the US version) Dominos and Pizza Hut, Wimpy (from the UK) among our local fast food places, also in most supermarkets you get American, UK and Korean aisles with like Hersheys and Reeces or Buldak etc.

[@ThembaT]

It's true, research is crucial when moving....the only thing that would be a challenge, say moving to South Africa is finding a good paying job....if you have that covered, then all will be well....the other mentioned staff are well covered.

[@manqobathwala1289]

I've been following your channel for a few months. Your comments and reactions on this video are among the best I've seen. Your objectivity is impressive. It's great that you noticed the video's tired narrative about Africa. Many African youth, instead of waiting for employment, are embracing creative entrepreneurship. Those planning to migrate to Africa should prepare and be creative, as you pointed out. As patriotic Pan-Africans, we aim for a united Africa in the future, but we shouldn't view the entire continent as one country. Not all African countries have poor infrastructure or amenities like having no street names and addresses. Africa is also exposed to a lot of western culture especially American and there are a lot of western companies, brands, airlines, media, restaurants, etc. I've seen many videos of African-Americans happily settling in South Africa.

[@rexleroux7220]

For Americans South Africa is your best bet, we have the best of both worlds. Our cities are westernized and rural areas are beautiful and unspoiled. The mistake visitors make is they come for 2 weeks. That's not enough time to see our diverse country. So when you guys come take at least a month.

[@321girlwantstohavefun]

South Africa, Botswana, Tanzania etc, basically the South of Africa and East are the best bets and this is someone speaking with family from Ghana and Botswana

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Everyone has their own preferences and interests.What may be comfortable for some, may not be comfortable for others. I don’t think we could stay away from our dog that long😂

[@rexleroux7220]

@@TheDemouchetsREACT No problem bring him with, we had a lady from Texas that brought her cats with for her vacation every year. The more the merrier 😂

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

She’s a feisty one😂

[@CodingExpress]

None of these factors are the reasons why African Americans are going back, no. They can't establish anything in Africa with the type of money they earn back in America. I mean, I've seen White Folks, Chinese and even Indians who came here and never go back - they establish factories or farms or work in the hospitality or mining industries. There's one thing you should know: competition here is low compared to america, and there are alot of things not yet done in Africa, so if you introduce such business ideas here, you would be the first. This should be the focus of African Americans coming to Africa! If there's no Walmart, set up one, if delivery is bad, create a better delivery company etc...

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

💯 Exactly! Invest in the country.

[@mbusosiera1648]

Majority of the races you mentioned came during the colonial times and were classified better citizens than local Africans by the colonialists, the new ones in Mining and manufacturing etc have the backing of their governments AAs should form investment forums backed by their government, but many just relocate for residential purposes not investment.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Spot on💯👏👏👏👏

[@IsobelMittoninAfrica]

​@@mbusosiera1648Are you kidding? Southern Africa is full of new white immigrants. Most of them illegal. They keep coming. Especially to Zimbabwe. They sneak in through the porous borders. They work hard, set up shop, buy immigration papers after they make it. Nothing to do with colonization. So many new Germsn immigrants rushing to Zim in the last 4 months. AAs can do exactly the same. Get out of the colonial Era and look at today. So many white immigrants in Southern Africa. At every corner!

[@mbukusambukusa6952]

Powerful comment!

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

Zimbabwe is amazing… (but there is also some frustrating things). Shopping deliveries ✅ Organic affordable food (well! That’s most of Afrika) ✅ Organized addresses ✅ Friendly welcoming people ✅ The negatives: I’m legally bound from saying 🤣🤣🤣 (gotta love my country)😅🤣

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Don’t get in trouble on the internet, Batsirai😂

[@chriscreations8853]

🤣I understand. For real

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

@@TheDemouchetsREACT l love my country 😂😂😂

[@BatsiraiMusuka]

@@chriscreations8853 Zimbabweans…we have a new level of telling “inside jokes” 😂😂🤣😅

[@joshuapeoples6795]

Wow, no freedom of speech? 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@KwatuistM]

I don't know but you have to really think outside the box Mr. & Mrs. Demouchet. I imagine Americans could bring American cuisine & American sports culture in Africa. Maybe a mini 3-on-3 basketball league or something that's not in Africa. If there's no delivery industry, maybe introduce that considering all the difficulties delivery drivers could encounter... Maybe some black Americans come to Africa thinking Wakanda & black Utopias... simply a test of reading the room at times. Work with what's there rather than expecting things.

[@okpaflip2]

Unfortunately many people look through rose coloured glasses.

[@7lillie]

11:33 there are parallels with food music but culturally not the same at a deep level - even me having a west indian background with Nigerian friends e.g. what's considered paying respect to elders, I've never kneeled and prostrated myself before my parents or grandparents or friends parents...etc

[@jonasfanas]

i don't know about other African countries but in South Africa all the things he talked about we have them all

[@DeDaanste]

I, as a white Dutch woman, have lived in Senegal. I have met black Americans who wanted to set up a life there, thinking it would be easier. But they where not treated as equal, they are seen as "rich" Americans first by the locals. They got lonely and miserable, turned out they had better conversations with me and my then white boyfriend then with Africans. The culture difference is huge, the difference in education and overall knowledge is enormous. The best contacts you will have is with other immigrants from Europe, mostly white. And you will experience racism at a whole new level being seen as not black but as white from the inside. Color is a strange thing that does strange things to people no matter their own color... They all went back...

[@IsobelMittoninAfrica]

Well then, they should've come to Southern Africa. An extremely educated population. But, they will still be outsiders. The trick is not to want to be in the community right away. It takes years. Even a generation to be accepted by a culture.

[@DeDaanste]

​@@IsobelMittoninAfricaI guess they hoped to be accepted as equal. They didn't and they won't be in south Africa as well. It is the same for me living in Hungary as a white Dutch woman. Finally I start making friends but because of cultural differences and language problems it is hard

[@IsobelMittoninAfrica]

@@DeDaanste South Africa is not the only Southern African country. It's actually the most difficult to be accepted. They make friends along tribal lines, mostly. But, there other countries that are slightly more accepting and just as modern as South Africa. Zim. Botswana. Namibia. I get what they're wanting though. To be embraced fully. They can only find that in the villages. Not the cities. In the cities, it takes one generation. They won't be included. But their kids will.

[@preciousone86]

As an African American living in Nigeria, that hasn’t been my experience. Literally no one sees me as white. My daughter goes to a Nigerian school and while there are cultural differences, she does just fine.

[@IsobelMittoninAfrica]

@@preciousone86 This is so good to hear.

[@julialyttle3843]

Why would you do that trek across the world without any plan. Thats madness!! We researched everything for a big move from Ireland to New Zealand after my husband got a job here.

[@AscarMaleEj]

Nah.... you're always going to find it hard to start in a whole new environment, unless you find natives that can help you catch up, coz all the things he said you cant have access to, you can. You just don't know how and if you get the right native to help you they will show you how. For example food and good deliveries, in Uganda they have Jumia and a few other sites. when it comes to food, there is plenty of foods to choose from.

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

If they're coming from the US....things are easier to find! Things are more plentiful! If things are more restricted....or harder to find....they don't like it. Its a big change .....no matter where you go! Lol. I also agree that Americans are spoiled! They have limited experience of other countries & have no clue how hard it is for the people in those countries!

[@adwoachavis9941]

If you are loiking for the western kind if living then south africa is your choice but if you looking for traditional and indigeneous living cultures and foods then west Africa is your choice.

[@bankeoyebade759]

🇳🇬It So wrong to use one country to judge the whole of Africa. Name the country where you have your issues.

[@toursouthafrica8461]

The problem with most of people who are making this videos you are watching is that they should remember that Africa has 54 countries, they should be specific which country. I don't here people referring to USA or England with their continent they are specific

[@kingnaldo4058]

This makes South Africa 🇿🇦 more favorable...🤔

[@africandances3041]

Watching from Uganda

[@manojkumarramdutt9752]

Aweh...love your input Mama Demouchets,....bam bam bam ...just like that...oi

[@adeOLUWA]

I think Americans can start businesses in Africa that makes lives easiers for Americans coming into Africa. Like a Directorate of Convenience for Americans in Africa. And there is a WHOLE lot in that. Consulting, transportation, schools for children, office spaces, business space options, housing options, places to socialise in, places of worship -- all that is familiar or relatable to Americans that will make them feel more at home in Africa. If every country in Africa has at least an honest American who is wiiling, already settled, and understands from experience all that a new American-African needs to settle in without feeling so lost, more people will be able to move and settle with little or no problems.

[@TheKatangeseDollar]

In my opinion, there are 54 African countries each with there own cultures, economies, languages and infrastructures. I agree with the planning aspect of it because unemployment is prevalent in most countries. However culture wise it varies: most Southern African countries are westernised and English an the official language in those countries. Most people with cable or Dstv are aware of who Steve Harvey is. Plus you’ll find various restaurants with different cuisines as well as fast food outlets like KFC and McDonalds. In my opinion South Africa is the most advanced in terms of infrastructure in my opinion and facilities, however the country has a high crime rate.

[@MurphyYves]

Thank you both for sharing this. I watch the many YT videos with people posting about how much they regret moving to Africa and I feel depressed. I'm an African and I currently live in the US. I didn't move here blindly. I got a green card in 2017 but didn't move here until 2019 after I secured a job. Don't move any where without doing due diligence and knowing how you will support yourself. I lived in about 15 African countries before moving to the US. These are countries that I lived in for at least 6 months. I didn't like all of them. There were some that were expensive than others. Others that were more welcoming than others. But my judgement of one didn't influence my judgement of all of them. There are African countries like Uganda that I found really affordable. Ghana was expensive for me, and I don't think I would pick Ghana to move to. But I still enjoyed my time there and encourage friends who are looking to go there for visiting or for work. Don't let your experience in one African country dictate your perspective of the whole continent. I have hard a time adjusting to life in the US. I have attributed this to moving here a little later in life, rather than to the US being a bad place. But am taking the knowledge I have accumulated here to go back and start a business for myself. Africa has different opportunities from the West. And there are different challenges as well. Do you due diligence before making the decision to move.

[@TimMok12]

This video is a must for any American "willing" to move to Africa... I know a few Americans that moved to South Africa and didn't have the greatest of experiences... namely Keith Murray and Mos Def... however, with Keith, it had to do with the company you keep... If you come to South Africa and decide to hang with the guys from the "hood"... There's a level of expectation they will impose upon you... and if the expectation is not met... Things can turn ugly for you... I believe this is true for anyone moving into unfamiliar territory... It makes sense for you to get to know the locals and learn about the history and all... But, always remember that you are coming with the dollars and vultures will start 🔵 around and you become an easy prey... Have a purpose for you move and stick to your plan...which is to have the best time of your life in Africa, in a responsible manner... All the best to you my brothers and sisters...

[@MountH212]

I would like to highlight two things that many don't understand 1. Western doesn't mean modern. You must not be western to be modern. Many countries in Africa are now developing in line with their cultural values and the global culture. I pity the Africans who are proud of how western they are 2. South Africa is the african country that is most influenced by the West and it has caused more harm that good, eg harmful ideologies and racism (Xenophobia)

[@IsobelMittoninAfrica]

All the Southern African countries have developed according to their cultural values. Including SA. Our cultures are on paper. From our ancestors to law. 2. The whole of Southern Africa is xenophobic. They're just not violent about it. But, they don't like foreigners, unless you're touring. I know. I'm in them frequently. THEY DON'T LKKE FOREIGNERS. ALL OF THEM!!!! Visit and leave. The longer you stay, the more you will understand that. They may not physically violate you, but they will psychologically, mentally and socially shut you out. Nigerians for instance are very quiet in Zim and Bots. Hardly seen on the streets. Because those 2 countries don't play that. There was a time one of those countries' military used to round up foreigners in the middle of the night and dump them in a neighboring country. With only what those surprised foreigners could get out in the 30 minutes given to them.

[@studymochi7480]

Id advice against west african countries if your looking for an easier modern life, their infrastructure isn't the best. If your all for culture then go for it. here in Kenya I'd say you can get most things delivered easily if you have the contact of a bike rider around your area to pick up stuff for you..its different from USA but inherently the same. We do have many choices for furniture and products but the cost goes up for some of the better-quality stuff even for different cuisines..available but expensive tho if ur using American dollars probably not that expensive.

[@preciousone86]

The same is available in Nigeria. Abuja specifically from experience. You can get a dispatch rider and have things delivered. From food to whatever.

[@williamkamau1167]

Black Africa.....West, East or South are all in Different stages of Development... Africa is NOT America..... period. If You Want American Lifestyle then please Stay in America...and Enjoy those...." Convinieses '!!?? Africa will only Accommodate Guys who can invest & who posses the Entreprenural Spirit...!! Do you have it.....?? If you are Not business Oriented and have never Ventured or Administered a business in the States.... please Don't Try this in Africa...!! ......... Africas 54 Nations Operate on Different Laws and Economic Systems out here...! Don't Say we didn't WARN you. Welcome to the Land of Champions and Wildlife... Welcome 2Kenys for a Wonderful Safari and Beaches and Fishing... Karibu Sana...Fly Kenya Airways Direct to Nairobi....

[@isaacmtange3460]

My brother and sister iam from Kenya, you know ,our African American brothers and sister s when you move to Africa ,it depends with the African country you are moving to ,we have 54 independent countries,,we have been colonized with different European country ,so let them do research,first iam from kenya

[@princeidiakhoa4101]

I'm not comfortable with the caption of your post. When you were coming, your caption was " AA were coming to Ghana", now they are leaving Africa! No, they are leaving Ghana and Nigeria never begged for their coming in the first place.

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

?? We didn’t say we weren’t coming. The title is the title of the video we are reacting to.

[@edwingross9778]

It's not easy as it sounds, they have plenty shipping companies on the African Continent but that doesn't mean you will get because the mail system can be very expensive with customs fees as high as the value of the merchandise you shipping.

[@dennisndirangu2536]

The video is meant to discourage African Americans from moving to Africa and it makes sense because all of a sudden i have been seeing alot of them lately, African Americans should also be aware that African countries are all different and unique when it comes to infrastructure and lifestyles, Kenya 🇰🇪 is pretty good when it comes to online businesses because you can literally buy anything and it's delivered to you, our infrastructure is also quite okay just like many other African countries eg Egypt, South Africa, Nigeria, Tanzania, Rwanda, Morocco, Seychelles etc so i would advice my black american brothers & sisters not to listen to that fake propaganda. 🚮

[@chukysfriday626]

It propaganda to discourage african descend to not travel to Africa because they feel its dangerous they want us to reconnect not only by the white also by our own black people. I feel there's a section of black American who don't want anything to do with Africa does that are brain wash

[@IsobelMittoninAfrica]

I had no idea the countries have that kind of jnfrastructure. I can't believe it. As a Southern African, I just can't. Except for Kenya that is. Those other countries though? Really?

[@chimakalu41]

3:34 Wow both of you went for the pause button at the same time

[@FluffySylveonBoi]

It's a whole new world we live in! It's a whole new way to see! It's a whole new place! With a brand new attitude! But you still gotta CATCH'EM ALL! Be the best that you can be!

[@Makganya01]

Mos Def lived in cape town for years but he was kicked out of the for violating immigration law. M not sure if his back in the country 🇿🇦

[@Attirbful]

my ex was from Malawi and he told m about the mouse-kebobs they grilled in the village when he was a kid…

[@dami7324]

For the Food, most Africans cook for themselves especially as a Nigerian. We cook what you want to eat. And we don't eat medium rare in Nigeria, our meat is well done. We believe in cooking until no blood is seen.

[@connectingstreams241]

They are lying about africa again ... we do have side walks and we walk most of the time between our community and in town when we do our shopping

[@trinaroach2832]

Heck, a lot of the USA doesn't have sidewalks/isn't walkable, so I don't know what that guy was blathering about.

[@IsobelMittoninAfrica]

I saw the side walk thing and burst out laughing. You can barely walk anywhere in the USA. But I walk everywhere here, on side walks! The lies! The lies! I'm going to a side walk right now. Side walks, all over Southern Africa.

[@zebharbenshallom836]

Love your, spin doctors

[@Me-jc1qf]

Ok I am a South African and out of everything that was mentioned in this video I agree with one which is abroad deliveries, they take long but the rest please come visit and make your own judgement, I cannot agree with what was said

[@Muhammad-sx7wr]

Having gone back to my country of origin I totally understood what it meant to have privilege. This one time I was riding in a car with an this older gentlemen of my ethnicity and all of the sudden he rolled down the window and started yelling at and chastising these young men who were soldiers. They had AK-47s and a technical mounted on the back of their truck and he was not fazed even for a moment yelling at them staying to them to stay in their lane like they were young children misbehaving. I imagined myself doing the same to a police officer in America and realized how that would never have been possible.

[@Patriacq]

Every persons experience might be different but simply put, it’s hard to make a living in many parts of the continent if you don’t have a good job and a decent income. Having America as an option, you can always go back! If you are considering a move to Africa, kindly make sure u have the $ to live. Also, the conveniences of life are scarce - police, hospital, electricity, mail services are sketchy in many places. It takes hard hustle to survive in parts of Africa!!! Don’t believe the hype, visit first but don’t just jump in!

[@waNErBOY]

I found the sidewalk part funny because there's barely any in america

[@MantsiMoipolai]

South Africa got everything in that video but the only problem with Mzantsi is the high crime rate of which most of it is the result of illegal immigration.

[@connectingstreams241]

In South America we have everything that america has on their retail market they may be labeled differently

[@trinaroach2832]

Once again a commentary about "Africa" as though it were a monolith. So many vague and vacuous statements that do little to actually enlighten or inform. Typical. The only possibly positive thing about films like this is they confirm a need to do your due diligence, and to take it - very - serious. Both internally (what are your must-have needs and wants?) and externally (what is the status of the things important to you about a country's/region's/city's government, infrastructure, crime rate, employment/entrepreneurial opportunities, civil rights, etc?).

[@jitterstube]

i feel this video is just a list of reasons not to visit africa

[@suicidalbanananana]

"Oh noes my almond milk has less preservatives" 🤦‍♂ Honestly the person that made the video seems to really love America and not give Africa enough credit.

[@kodeon6]

Why go to Africa if you want to live like you're in the state?

[@drummerboy1545]

The way prices are at the store for meat I'll go to my uncle wife side of the family they come from farm living to make it. I'm a city boy but, I'll go to the farm to get away from fast life of the city to put in real work on the farm.

[@afree3884]

You know what is interesting? Hundreds of years ago European settlers and colonialist left their homes and decided to build a new life in Africa. They sacrificed the convenience of a culture they already knew for a vision. I wish some of us had that same mentality. Building can be rewarding. Just try. There are already people who look like us there.

[@phumlanengwane5902]

this video is misleading 🙄

[@albah289]

Alot of info are false. like sidewalks, supermarkets, airlines, food. I know for Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria and the North African countries it is false, i don't know about other African countries. for Nigeria 1. Food: You shouldn't come to Nigeria and hoping to see alot of non Nigerian food here, because Nigeria has a lot of varieties of local dishes that no one really cares about Western dishes, you can find Chinese, Indian and some other African countries dishes in Nigeria because Nigeria has good population of certain groups outside of Africa and within Africa. in conclusion, Nigeria is one of if not the least Westernized country in Africa from foods, music, cloths totally different from other African countries. if you need something close to the Western culture then South Africa and Kenya will be the better option etc 2. Supermarkets: There are a lot of supermarkets/small stores in Nigeria but mostly in the popular states like Lagos, Abuja, Porthacourt etc 3. There are so many airlines in Nigeria, especially if you live in Lagos or Abuja there are options to go to any of the 36 states from this 2 places 4. Most people when they come to west Africa they go to Ghana but Nigeria is more developed than Ghana, Ghana on the other hand have better Electricity and better Security than Nigeria but in terms of development, Nigeria is more developed.

[@MinenhleCebekhulu1981]

which African country do the Demouchets will find it suitable for them should they decide to move if need be?

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Only time will tell.

[@bolu101]

Kenya and South Africa

[@MinenhleCebekhulu1981]

which country have you find it attractive so far in your reactions?@@TheDemouchetsREACT

[@leratomabuela3661]

There's a white American girl who came for South Africa in the Tiktok streets and soon regretted it. I saw it on KZbin with the replies. It's crazy how one sided someone can be having only heared one side and have all the confidence she and many others have... but hey it is what it is. Hopefully she learned something and to do research before blasting out misinformation

[@TheKatangeseDollar]

What did she do?

[@ikeettgaming]

In france you are looked different because there is no so many black people but you will stand out as an american not a black or a african , i think a white american willl have more in comun to you than an african , in european eyes anyway . Its only in the microcosm of Usa the vision is very différent and you can see it how white treat you but also how you diferentiate yourself , but for us your "personality as affro-american " is very american like we have see in series or movies since very young . I can remember cosby show , roots , all the eddy murphy movies etc ...

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Alligators not bad if its made right! Lol. Each state has there own wildlife to choose from! Lol. Some more obscure than others! Lol.

[@adeOLUWA]

Truth is, if you want to live as an American in Africa, it's might not work out well, unless you create your own mini American ecosystem. The best way to move to Africa is to research and tour which of the countries and cities whose culture/lifestyle you're most comfortable and interested in, then integrate. Willingness to change/adapt to a certain degree is a recipe for successful transplanting. You have to look at the fashion and food. Draw a chart of your favourite countries and cities in Africa. Do you like the food? Do you find the hustle culture exciting or stressful? Do you like the fashion? Do they have the kind of environment and educational system you want for children's growth? If not, is the place conducive for creating an ecosystem of education and growth for your children? How many Americans are there that you can compare notes with? Are the natives genuinely helpful and friendly to returnee natives? (Black Americans are Native Africans too, in my opinion) Doing an ancestry DNA to give you a general idea of where you might be from in Africa might also help, but I will say wherever in Africa you feel most at home, most relaxed and comfortable, that pulls at your heartstrings in a good way is most likely where you should move to. A tour of the continent will be helpfull. Which means it might take you at least a year to decide where in Africa you wish to call home.

[@chimakalu41]

5:41 Quote by Sierra add to the economy on the african continent. Do not take from it

[@kevingrant7098]

Nigeria has signed up to the human rights act, but they still discriminate against their citizens

[@africandances3041]

I rily get yo argument about jobs...yo ryt and investing in Africa

[@Cowboys1998]

Those countries listed with the exception of South Africa have very poor infrastructure. My recommendation is Kenya and South Africa. West Africa has very poor infrastructure. Am speaking as a British who has lived and worked in South, East and West Africa

[@albah289]

lol, how many countries have you lived in West Africa to come to this conclusion?

[@Cowboys1998]

@@albah289 Ghana, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Liberia Cameroon and Sierra Leone

[@albah289]

@@Cowboys1998 Where did you live in Nigeria and how long did you stay there? and Cameroon is not in west Africa

[@Cowboys1998]

@@albah289 I lived in Lagos electricity was off frequently which affected internet connection which is already slow with poor connectivity. The place was hot as hell and without constant electricity life was unbearable. Pot holes everywhere. So congested and noisy drivers hooting their horns constantly

[@albah289]

@@Cowboys1998 so one, you lived in a part of Lagos, not even the whole of Lagos you can speak about. there are places in Lagos with 24/7 electricity and there are also places less developed, same thing in Kenya and South Africa. If you live in kibera in Kenya or Alexandra, Gauteng in South Africa for instance, it would be a whole different experience with the developed parts of both countries. Secondly, Lagos is not the whole of Nigeria, There are places in Nigeria with far better roads than Lagos like Abuja, Port Harcourt, Uyo etc. Same with other parts of West Africa Senegal, Cote d'Ivoire has good infrastructure and good roads. You cannot use an isolated area you stayed in a city to judge a whole country. Even people that have lived in Nigeria for 20yrs don't know 10% about the country. Nigeria is very big and diverse in culture and development

[@stanleynkosikamthembu168]

They have, sadly, a sentimental, romanticised idea of "Africa," many others do. People make the mistake of thinking "Africa" is a country. If one's ancestors were plucked and sold, say from Liberia, go to Liberia if you need to "go back" to "Africa" do go to say South Africa or Eswatini. You will not find anything that resonates. Secondly, you are "American"

[@anastasiszaroliagis5066]

Africa have nothing to offer any more...big problem...no jobs, no security, no clean land...

[@felistaswaswa7011]

Who doesn't know Steve harvey 😢😢

[@trinaroach2832]

It's not like he didn't have his show in like THREE African countries, too. South Africa, Nigeria, and Ghana, I believe...

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

🤷🏾‍♀️

[@bolu101]

Do you think everyone watches tv

[@user-dp1qq2be1x]

Forget ghana, it's a not not

[@cameracamera4415]

But think of all the things you gain by moving from US.

[@pfarelomulaudzi5926]

South Africans Huns having chest pains😂😂 This video is misleading, no need to come for our Demouchets❤

[@freemind5454]

We know Steve harvey in africa some of the things he said not true.

[@vat81]

Do not to Africa without a job lined up

[@devante28]

Do not move to Africa looking for a job

[@vat81]

If yall eat snakes you can eat mompani worms

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Ohhh the mompani worms again😂. We(us) don’t eat snakes.

[@thobekaninkosi4103]

This videos is misleading not sure about other countries, South Africa is in sink with American culture the food, music, shopping and entertainment is similar if not the best. that's why most other Africans choose us or European country yes we do have some challenges but we can compete.

[@Ceasar8980]

This video is misleading

[@taylormaydit]

Cap

[@africandances3041]

Wooooo pipo eat crocodiles???? Eeehh,,,

[@VibewithAleyo]

Am sorry,but i deeply feel like the narrator was so much of a ra*c*st,correct me if am wrong. I would prefer you visit by yourself...he seemed to focus more on planting a seed of a doubt for those aspiring to come. Not all afriacn countries are the same,some are more developed than others,but sidewalks?lol

[@thepruningshear]

Apart from the first reason. All of the reasons are patronising and I find them insulting. The picture he painted looks like something from the 90's.

[@rgnldrse193]

stuepessss