Are African American Repats Becoming The New Colonizers in Gambia & Ghana? (The Repat Podcast)

[@JohnThomas-li2vi]

Once you take care of the Chinese, Arab, Lebanese. Indians, Koreans, the Europeans and all the rest of foreigners that are getting filthy rich then you can complain about the few African Americans that are barely breaking even.

[@flavorsofthecontinent7195]

Nobody is complaining about African Americans making it in Africa. Infact that is exactly what we want. meanwhile FBA are the ones crying about the ones crying about Africans taking their jobs which is nonsense

[@jasminepearls1047]

Most of the racism and abuse towards Africans comes from Europeans and touching children and giving them outdated medicines and the Chinse abusing their workers.

[@toddmaek5436]

Even if you dont agree with everything Oshay be sayin, you gotta respect the hustle/grind. My guy out here DOIN what he talks about. Period

[@speway]

Seems as though he's feeding into the biggest divide that Africa has to date. Tribalism. Those of the American diaspora, historically/legislatively, were considered a fraction of a human being. Today we are engineers, plumbers, electricians, lawyers, doctors...ect. We are the culmination of tribes that casted away their tribalism and understood that their is a disunifying obstacle they must collectively traversed. How much more could Africans do if they cast those things aside? Not needing to import raw materials, how much quicker could they build the continent. I argue that this could be achieved exponentially faster.

[@elainem6832]

I can’t understand how now, because some people are trying to Lord it up over in Africans (because they would be considered poor-ish by Europeans & American standards) they are suddenly suffering from (convenient) amnesia. In the USA black people fully overstand how the US government can sabotage black people positive efforts to free themselves from oppression & white supremacy (alleged white supremacy). So why does this ‘overstanding’ suddenly not apply to African governments too? Former CIA agent have admitted to interference in the Jamaican Manley Government (I believe it was) in the 60s. Look at what’s occurring in Ethiopia now, and isn’t that book - Confessions of a Economic Hitman (I think it’s called) all about these types of antics. We all know there are many institutions (IMF, NGOs & things like sanctions, funding of projects) as well as European and American governments covert actions that go on in secret. A whole host of measures can be utilised to destabilise and bring down governments & countries. So why only focus on corruption only? Let’s be atleast be honest, objective and holistic. African Americans and the diaspora have to do better. And to our African brothers and sisters, please do not place us all in the same basket. We are not all like that. Ok Thanks and peace 🙏😏

[@speway]

@@elainem6832 "So why does this ‘overstanding’ suddenly not apply to African governments too?" Because of just that, you are government. YOU govern and make decisions for your people...present and future. How do you so easily compare that with African Americans whos government is not their own and who have had its forerunners, for liberty and justice, killed to maintain the majority status quo? Are you literally attempting to compare apples to oranges on a topical or for that manner molecular level? Do do that. It's absurd. African Americans have risen in an environment where they have been deemed less than an entire human being to obtaining the highest credentials in every facet of occupation. All while in a very hostile environment. You dare make a statement that "African Americans need to do better"? Don't worry. We will do better and always have. Even if our government, unlike yourselves, is not of ourselves.

[@elainem6832]

@@speway yes I Made that statement that “African Americans and the diaspora have to do better’. Clearly you have no problem colonising our African brothers and sister. Perhaps it’s because you are slightly better of than most of them, so you see and treat them as less than. Did you even watch the video. Where in the video Mr Coloniser, did this gentleman speak to the issue I raised? He had no issue speaking of the corruption found in Africa though. But clearly from your response you did not have an issue with his subjective, unbalanced response. It’s called being objective sir. Unbiased. Perhaps you should think about that. Clearly you ‘overstood’ the point re: government interference and sabotage in the black community - because you restated it. Well done for acknowledging that black/African people can work hard and raise themselves to the highest level irrespective of the barriers in place. Well, this exact achievement that you so beautifully described also occurs in Europe. Please also note that we do not have black institutions like historically black colleges, medical school and hospitals etc. Yes sir, many black peoples have also done the same thing. Also note, The Transatlantic Enslavement Trade occurred in the AMERICAS - not just in the British 13 colonies. I’m not a coloniser, I don’t think it’s ok to sexually exploit people or economically do so. Neither do I tacitly condone this despicable behaviour. I have and aspire to good morals and high standards ……. sir! SO AGAIN, African Americans AND the diaspora can DO BETTER. When you know better sir you do better. Thanks & peace 🙏🌻

[@speway]

@@elainem6832 "With many words sin is not absent." Proverbs 10:19 NEXT!!

[@ingababy5196]

Black people need to treat each with RESPECT!!

[@emmanuelboakye1124]

Yup👍👍

[@YoungMesrine]

Simple

[@ktay5881]

Great points! Most peoples 1st opinions of bla k American are formed from movies and rap songs which doesn't always place us in the best light.

[@chrisalmighty]

"People are gonna come in and treat the people here as the people here treat the people here" - Nuggets only Oshea

[@medjayalbaobab2003]

Preach O'shay we miss you bro🙏🏽

[@OshayDukeJackson]

Hey bro I’m back on the channel

[@Harvyydent]

As african, weird to me that we are questioning the intention of my AA bro and sis, and not foreigners

[@dcwashingtonpresident5938]

Factz 💯... I was just thinking the same thought!

[@benbo7042]

What is weird about it?

[@Harvyydent]

@@benbo7042 because is their home land too, they have as much right as any other african,or do think differently?

[@benbo7042]

@@Harvyydent Don't fool yourself. It not their homeland. Which language do they speak? Do they have or practice any African culture? Listen , they are strangers in Africa until such time that they will learn the culture and speak the local language.

[@Harvyydent]

@@benbo7042 lol, in africa people speak english france Dutch(africaans) and arabish anything but their own language, and why are u acting like whole africa speak same language and have same culture, Africa is made of 54 country, Let them choose which country they want to permanetly, they will do more good for the country, than your whole tribe, believe it

[@MrTimSwain]

Just came across this convo. Love it. One of the most important things for us to question is why is there an underlining assumption that all Black people owe each other something? People are living in a diverse world trying to survive. We also assume knowledge of each other's stories and history. We don't know. Collaboration can take us further, but it has to be pushed from higher levels and diplomatic agencies. We all can contribute to each other's success, but the reality is we are all just tying to survive in an increasingly diverse world. Good convo.

[@OshayDukeJackson]

Hey thanks so much for the comment you have a great channel

[@speway]

I think that "...most important things...assumption...all black people owe each other something" is not a thing. Proof of this is in the disunity that your statement spurs. To say that all black people owe each other the ideology and practice of unity would be laughable. Nobody says that. It would be ideal....but nobody says that.

[@BlueNile707]

Tim i really appreciate your point and I always love what you do to help your people in Ghana God bless you 😇

[@elainem6832]

Africa owes the diaspora nothing. They should kick unscrupulous black people (& the others) like this out. Let’s see them make it in Europe and America. There are in Africa because the opportunities are not present for them in the West. The white man is in the West waiting to give their arses another round of whoopings if they try any of that funky stuff there. They have made it clear - these spaces are their countries. However, if black diasporans and others want to conduct themselves in a positive way and demonstrate good and positive stands, high morals and ethics then I’m sure our African brothers & sisters will more than welcome us/them. What is wrong with behaving like decent human beings, and holding high standards. Some black/African diasporans are acting in a real hypocritical way & that’s extremely sad. Ok, thanks and peace 🙏😏

[@fmiller36]

@@elainem6832 Nobody goes to Africa for more abundant opportunities LOLOL. If that were the case Africans wouldn't be swimming in the Mediterranean to escape from Africa. Very much the opposite. Do better, ma'am.

[@DeeBeeScribe]

So, first and foremost I believe you should start a business in the continent because you see money making potential and NOT to save the entire country or continent. Your business has to make profit and succeed first before you can even think leveling up other people and communities. Also, I completely agree with Oshay. If/when you're doing business within a country and with a culture of corruption and exploitation, what is the business incentive for an outside entity to provide better? Great discussion, Dr. Jackson.

[@speway]

Listening to your comment is a great incentive for African continents to make it increasingly difficult legislatively for you to do business in Africa.

[@hitmakerstudio6405]

I have Nuff respect for you Big Man! I see the work you put in and i know you love Us! You are a insparation don't stop 💯💪🏾👑

[@eldercraft8912]

Africans are not naive or blind! Great podcast and really great topic! I don't know what her salary is, but whatever it is....she needs a raise! 🖤♥️💛

[@kimla1394]

100% with what Oshay is saying great conversation!!

[@glensmiller6104]

I agree with you. I woould pay my employees properly so that they can live comfortable lives. For me To build Africa I would try to improve the lives of my employees

[@elainem6832]

Thank you. I agree with you 100%. I feel those without these kinds of standards should stop trying to place everyone inThe same basket. Not everyone has good intent and high stands period. 🙏😏

[@pjdmoneymantrading2858]

This was a good discussion. We need more of this and hopefully we will begin to see positive changes in Africa.

[@sasbridgecloserstudent]

Great discussion. Black people should stop being our own worse enemy globally. We have the talent, skill, and ability to save ourselves.

[@zranweadeyein2194]

Thank you for the discussion. Excellent points made. One thing. As a counterpoint to what Ms. Maaya said at the 5:50 mark about African Americans investing capital to employ locals in business. The question could be asked, "Are Africans doing the same when they come to America?" In many cases, they are coming for work or study opportunities. As Mr, Jackson stated, taking advantage of the opportunities available. As someone with a African-American parent and an African parent, we see a lot of miscommunication and hurt that gets in the way of our potential as a group. Also, as Mr. Jackson stated, many people on both sides are not entrepreneurial. Business is not easy. Lets invest in each other wherever we are located. Axé!

[@speway]

Well stated Zranwea Deyein.

[@glensmiller6104]

true 🙂

[@realdeal8303]

The richest blacks in America are AFRICAN

[@marcuscole1994]

@@realdeal8303 no they are not lol

[@realdeal8303]

@@marcuscole1994 Aiko dangote,Mike Adenuga, Patrice motsepe,,Florunsho Alakija,,,Abdul samad rabiu,,,mo Ibrahim who's lying 🤭

[@mariam9977]

Also, I think it’s the perception that when foreigners come to American that AAs have the same opportunity. But in the Caribbean and Africa there are limited opportunities.

[@guidinglightorphansinc.5255]

Wow, you guys dropped some real nuggets right on. Keep it real and more

[@archiepennoh]

This was a very very good show..... Greatly appreciated It gives me a lot to think about before I establish my businesses in Africa... Thank you Mr. Jackson

[@laurawilliams4087]

Well, Africans come to America and benefit from everything African Americans fought for even taking scholarships and grants/money meant for black americans, but let's not talk about that.....

[@jaxthewolf4572]

Yeah while simultaneously assimilating themselves into white supremacy. African Americans are the only ones expected to do wrong or to clean up our act yet Africans and Caribbeans are let off the hook or never take accountability.

[@byttlejuice145]

I don’t care what African Americans do, as long as there is mutual respect. They are black and that what mostly matters.

[@bawataniniya20huseini83]

May Allah protect you bro Oshay you really spoke well Assallamualaikum

[@Seattle206723]

Boy I'm peep mad game! I had an idea about the labor based on what I've recently discovered. I just have to get on the plane and find out. I can't do it this year. I will however arrive in 2023 4 sho!

[@blockavelli]

Shout out to the Kenganda crew great work, great content!

[@Kenganda]

Thanks brother blockavelli

[@BIGTWORKING]

Great episode! I was really agreeing with you O’Shea 👍🏾

[@sistaluv1357]

Very informative. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾

[@Diomedes3000]

This was a good show. Glad to see you guys getting things going again with this type of content. Much Luv!

[@ehierons9944]

Oshay you are on point. The truth is bitter but it must be said

[@sadeimoresojourns]

Oshay hit the nail on the head. Great video.

[@cnwonye4932]

Great conversation. I look forward to seeing more discussions like it.

[@supabadd5.057]

COULDN'T HAVE SAID IT BETTER MYSELF

[@glensmiller6104]

"...you know, your old!" 😅🤣😂😂😆😁😁😀 I love this podcast 🖤❤

[@mavisburke495]

How can anyone make a comparison between African Americans and other groups in Africa. Foreign Blacks are NOT competing for jobs, they are self sufficient or creating employment WITHOUT taking the wealthy to build their foreign home land that cannot be said about other groups or even immigrants from Africa in the West. African Americans DONOT have to join with other Africans to take advantage of the existing opportunities in Africa that's not a requirement put on others, but they usually Will paid MORE to employees NOT the low rate because that is NOT how MOST think. Also ,for example the complain about one person buying 12acre of land that's usually at a higher price, suddenly limitation on what can be sold , AA are usually buying less quality land compare to others who sometimes get hundreds of acre sold /owned by Chinese, Lebanese, and the descendants of Europeans why was there no complaining then? and it is still happening. Who sold the better beach front properties etc to other groups for cheap? When Africans start complaining about those who have exploited them for years and demand better treatment from them , then African Americans who are small in numbers visting the continent will take any complaints seriously. Strange, how Africa Americans are being propograndantize to be negative in Africa by many people who wants a dispute.

[@kingmoreorless2810]

Exactly they never had a problem with the Lebanese, chinese and Indians do the samething🤦🏿‍♂️. If you have an issue blame your government, if the government allows me to buy as much land as I can then case closed.

[@benbo7042]

What jobs are they creating? They come to Africa poor and broken.

[@elainem6832]

Africa doesn’t need anymore colonisers. So, instead of whining that it’s unfair because you won’t allow me to do it too. Why not just stop or try doing that in the USA instead. Please Try to ‘Do the right thing’. 🙏😏

[@creativefantasybox2462]

@@benbo7042 And seclude themselves

[@benbo7042]

What do you own in your own country?

[@Roseforres]

Truth spoken! Same situation in all countries

[@thisandthat1523]

I'm Kenyan.The boy who tweeted that message must be from the shady corners of Africa. Him speaking of an AA buying 12acres of farmland which is average in Africa tells me he is a joker. Carry on my AA relatives and invest as you wish. Or move to the advanced African countries where you meet your peers and chill like you never left🏌🏾

[@ingababy5196]

Well said Oshay👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@cwbabygirl8114]

Love this whole podcast. Yes we have to do for self. O’shay you make me laugh too hard.

[@SaniBravo]

Loving the new topics on the channel

[@IWantMyVisionBack]

Very great conversation, and I agree. Until the people start to do for themselves, things won't change! And people will do what people do and take advantage!

[@elainem6832]

Just because certain people have no standards - don’t try and put all of in that dusty category with yourself. You are the one agreeing with those statements - not all of us! 🙏🌻

[@IWantMyVisionBack]

@@elainem6832 I have no clue what you are talking about lol.

[@tombimashri8149]

I'm sure there are very rich Ugandans, Kenyans, Etc in Africa who are extremely rich ND buying mane mega property's, land etc and they not bothered with their own people who are struggling, why dnt they get asked same questions.

[@tvs9978]

Because they are in their country

[@tombimashri8149]

@@tvs9978 I'm African. ND love my people ND Africa but in all fairness Kenganda gv good points ND explained well, AA hv to figure out ND establish themselves first ND like our Diasporans am sure they too hv to send help to their folk in USA. We cannot expect them to do everything for us, am sure those who start businesses ND thrive will offer jobs to locals ND give them experience etc. Just like many Diasporans left Africa seeking jobs greener pastures, AA have too gone through hards times in America's ND are coming home for solace as well as survive sustain themselves in Mother Land, in time those who make it will employ the local Bro s ND sis etc. However I could say more but I will leave it. Overall enjoyed the vlogg.

[@Withlov5550]

Such a great conversation

[@brodiejr4real]

Beautiful conversation.

[@flavorsofthecontinent7195]

As a Ghanaian. It's laughable. New colonizers in ghana? Lmao 🤣. In ghana , many of us own vast lands too. Nd there is money in ghana. Many of the youths ve money as well. Ghana nd Gambia is completely different situation. Nobody is complaining in ghana. We infact welcome it

[@BonsuBigWhale]

Facts. Those even suggesting that such colonization would even be possible in A Ghana have imagination; but not grounded in any facts.

[@frankkyereme7125]

I agree with you Ghana and Gambia are not thesame level

[@flavorsofthecontinent7195]

@D&B nd what is the problem? They came from west Africa didn't they? Maybe u are east african so I understand u ve no connection. Nd if u are west African, u should be ashamed of yourself

[@elainem6832]

@D&B some East African enslaved people were also caught up in the trade too, I’ve been told. Apparently the Arabs couldn’t resist the money. Plus they were involved with the Portuguese. I’m not condoning bad behaviour - certainly not - but I’m also from the diaspora & Africa is my home too. My ancestors mourned the loss of their people. So why you taring everyone with the same brush. Ok Thanks and peace🙏🌻

[@elainem6832]

Why would you only correct the gentleman statement re diasporans returning home but not comment on the mistreatment & exploitation of Africans? It’s wrong & they should remove them from their country, in my humble opinion. 🙏😏

[@ingababy5196]

I really miss seeing Kim sitting there😭😭😭😭😭

[@chrisalmighty]

The coversation was candid, precise and clear.

[@Kenganda]

Thank you brother

[@sandindamae.iwantmetowin5652]

This gentleman is intelligent….I’ve never really thought about these issues in this way….great insights.

[@ashuashu2871]

I like this brother tight here.... I haven't heard a brother talk as such on this subjects like this a longtime.

[@johnnkoh2601]

I LIKE THE GENTLEMAN. TALK A LOOOOT OF SENSE

[@CYR1977]

Great content.

[@tysonmcduggan6870]

100% facts on what Oshay is saying.

[@sdlsaves]

I'm in full agreement here. I pay my west African workers above the normal pay but things like that change when you go from 10-20 up to 10,000-2,000 employees. Profit has to come b4 compassion when in business.

[@JTMars]

Top notch discussion!

[@stevenworld3364]

We've worked and retired, we want to eat well, be around black people, be left alone, that's it.

[@NoExcuseENT]

Good point, they don't challenge the Chinese underpaying ... but will challenge a black American for doing the same

[@frankkyereme7125]

Seems like you have not been to Africa before?? Do you know that some Africa countries deported lot of Chinese ?

[@NoExcuseENT]

@@frankkyereme7125 I've been to South Africa twice and Ethiopia once

[@emmanuelboakye1124]

Oshay thank you👍👍

[@ativatedzone1923]

We wish that the leadership will listen to this program and do something, it would be great.

[@Offbeanslyf]

I missed when my country Gambia was so unknown yall gotta leave us alone smh we don’t care who buy land here all black brothers and sisters are always welcome

[@mariam9977]

As much as I hate to say…Chinese are employing lots of locals in Ghana. China Mall, grocery stores, etc. but they do “oversee” them like it’s a plantation.

[@frankkyereme7125]

CHINESE in every country including America and Europe, and Europeans in every country like Chinese

[@mariam9977]

@@frankkyereme7125 precisely! My point is that even though they’re in Ghana they are employing Ghanaians. Can’t say the same about in America

[@laurawilliams4087]

Yet Africans are not making videos about the chinese

[@mariam9977]

@@laurawilliams4087 because they’re employing Africans and ADOS barely 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@creativefantasybox2462]

@@mariam9977 but who would the employ? Or you want them to employ Chinese?

[@lisawilliams1694]

Why the locals waiting for someone to come to work for them

[@philippelindsey5042]

We need more State Supported Co-Op programs in Africa where we working together in Joint Ownership. We need Incubators on Diaspora-Continental African Joint Ventures and Co-Ops.

[@rbggwapo]

The problem is we don't have any men with the spirits of captains of industry or founding fathers. On both sides of the water. No excuses. Just alot of scary servants.

[@maaruz1979]

The guy that wrote the letter is the ‘ADOS-FBA’ of Africa 🤣

[@AfroJamaican]

I have an half acre in Malindi and I offered to a friend to use. They declined; they wanted soft life. And I am taking money from my house to come and invest; I am not rich. But there is no way I would pay someone minimum wage. I will pay my staff better.

[@cypriantertullian7495]

There is some truth to this. Gambia is a small strip of land, that currently has about 2.5m people. The population is expected to grow in the next few years. But land doesn't grow any larger. So there lies the problem. The diaspora moving to the Gambia have no reason to be buying large swathes of land, unless they intend to use it for commercial purposes, such as farming that will benefit the locals by creating jobs. No diaspora is obligated to create jobs in any African country. Just move into any African country, buy an already built house, or land large enough only for your 5 bedroomed house. But if you buy 10 acres of land, build a small house on it, and then put a fence around the land with no activity going on, you're most likely going to face problems in the future. There are larger countries in Africa with vast arable land, if you want to buy large swathes of land. Just find out the land laws for a given country. Going to a small country like Gambia, and buying acres upon acres of land may be inviting potential problems in the future. Be wise.

[@elainem6832]

I remember reading in a post stating that there was a limit to how much land you could purchase. I think even for a farm it’s extensive. However, the point is we don’t know the detail. I think They should have played the video or given the viewing details. Yes, no one has an obligation to provide jobs to any African citizens, but the non-black people, who black people complain about, actually do provide employment via their businesses.If that is how some African Americans see this, then what is the incentive for such a poor country as Gambia to sell or lease any land at all to you. I wouldn’t. That kind of mentality makes no business sense. What’s the benefit for them - none. However, I believe there is an obligation upon us as hopefully up standing decent people, with morals and high standards, to treat people in a manner we would want to be treated ourselves. Those who are descendants of enslaved peoples and Africans/black people living in the west know about exploitation and repressive treatment. Why would they want to visit this upon others? Why not simply pay people a fair, living wage/salary? Please do not try to exploit them. You know it’s not right. You know it’s wrong. So simply do better because you know better 🙏😏

[@moorfortune901]

BLACK AMERICA can't save Africa. Africa have to save itself. Black America can contribute like other foreigners in Africa. But at the end of the day, Africa have to itself. The same goes for HAITI as well

[@kofisam4106]

Haiti? Come on.. Haiti is the most poorest country in the world. Please don’t compare Haiti to Africa

[@troycopeland5156]

Afrikans treat other Afrikans like there first change will come over night

[@nothingmuch44]

as an AFRICAN (Nigerian) I will tell Africans, please and please dont start this war again, we have alot of it between African and AA in America already, leave ppl alone let them buy ans do anything legal they want to do in the motherland,. as long as they are doing so respectfully.

[@elizabethnyarko6736]

Great discussion

[@starproductionsgh9984]

There's changes waiting for this guy back in America

[@kingnaldo4058]

*Oshay* missed his calling as *Reverend Jackson* ...🤔

[@blainecelestaine4543]

It's ridiculous..there are enough people even moving there to be a comparison. We are all Africans no matter what anyone says. Wherever I am Africa is .

[@votrefrere7226]

Good stuff

[@rbgninja7343]

Brotha Oshay Duke Jackson is exactly right. We all from Africa to America, need to stop fighting each other and come together and form business partnerships! Treat each other right and grow together

[@elainem6832]

We are not all from Africa to America. That’s dishonest and absolutely not true. Africa needs honesty and honerable people. And there are plenty of diasporans who are like that already in Africa. Ok, thanks and peace 🙏🌻

[@MsJoyce31202]

As an African American, I'm not offended at African people. I'd rather have Africans compared to Arabians, etc, in black neighborhoods. All these gas stations owned by these others rarely have African owners.

[@MrILES-gu3xb]

Why not pull resources together and start your own ?

[@jaxthewolf4572]

Even though you are more likely to be mistreated by an African in America than an Arabian?

[@b-rainwash410]

Communication is key

[@lgnawa]

Wow, I love this. Oshay, I love you my brother. I used to dislike you when you were talking that ADOS nonsense. Now, you are being realistic about all of us black people from the continent and from the diaspora. We have same issues and we need same solution in togertherness.

[@nsibidiakwaabasi7456]

The thing is high value African Americans could actually take advantage of the opportunities in Africa just like the Chinese. Good job Oshay 👏🏿

[@elainem6832]

That is called trying to ‘big up’ oneself. The African American population is roughly 5xs greater than that of European blacks/Africans. Additionally, are you not aware that there are Canadians, British & other Europeans, Jamaican, Caribbeans etc also in Africa. It’s called the diaspora. Sir you sound so delusional it’s not really worth continuing this discussions. There are so many Rasta communes all over Africa - the difference is, they have not acquired a reputation for exploiting and treating their fellow African brothers and sisters badly, and they have been in Africa a long time. To be honest, I think the AFFLUENT & EDUCATED African Americans tend not to act in this manner. Ok Thanks and peace 🌻🙏

[@lindaanderson846]

O'Shay ❤️💯👑

[@Surestart106]

All they want to do is to be saying thank you. They think people owe them favours.

[@Nostalgia2x]

Tell em oshay!

[@johnnkoh2601]

LADY LETS STOP BLAMING OTHERS FOR OUR PROBLEMS. LETS WORK ON OURSELF AND WAIT FOR PEOPLE TO COME OUT AND HELP US

[@antowalk2743]

Brothers and sisters be careful of your headings for these flogs. We must not show our enemies we are questioning each others purpus returning home. Marcus Garveys vision was to make Africa great. The diaspora has made the west the great place it is. Why don't we take that greatness back to the continent

[@yaadapaah887]

Wow u r soo right

[@building_keevo]

This lady needs to stand up and actually speak up. This whole thing of 'I see your point, I understand' just doesn't work. The guy is just strolling all over her and she takes everything as a fact with zero challenge. It's not a conversation, it's the American talking down to the African.

[@Kenganda]

Lmao how did you figure that? It’s not anybody talking down wait for the feminism episodes you will see the difference stop being butt hurt

[@travelbruh77021]

So for self family

[@sfllouis2117]

There 54 countries in Africa why can't Africans go to another country in Africa instead of going to the USA, by coming to the US there saying that they can't make it in Africa, Africans forget we are not just Africa American we are descendants of slaves so those who want to move to Africa have that right, Africans should have never sold there people into slavery.

[@ingababy5196]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Talktopics2000]

Yes some of them Are because of their mindset

[@tvs9978]

Succinct and to the point.

[@ingababy5196]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Righteousone18]

I think diasporans should make an effort to learn the language and culture of the country they go to. I already know how some of us go to the motherland with a negropean mindset. I went to Ethiopia for a week. I tried my best to immerse myself in the language and culture before I went.

[@shondaceesayful]

How can Americans be expected to build African communities? Did Americans break down African Communities? Who or what is truly responsible for the breakdown of African communities and poverty in Gambia? People act like im supposed to just pass out free money, some dont even want to work for the money. It is a collective effort that needs to take place between Gambians and Americans. I offer Gambians jobs with no exploitation. If they don't want to do the work because they believe foreigners should just give them money for nothing...they miss the opportunity.

[@salahdtoure6572]

Muy bueno☝🏿

[@zwethandie]

😊👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾!

[@Utoldthem]

Nice podcast

[@Kenganda]

Thanks !

[@joyhappy3461]

I wouldn’t be surprised if they were. They are quite toxic in general.

[@Talktopics2000]

Hi I see you around a lot of the videos I follow. Are you African I have some questions

[@dcuthbertson5778]

I wouldn’t mind starting a business in Africa. I would have to pick a country. I wouldn’t mind Kenya or Uganda. However a lot of countries will not let you outright own a home or land as a foreigner.

[@kervinaham7375]

That's not true, how are the Europeans, Lebanese and others owning homes or leasing land to do business, as Ghanaian we don't even own land, land leased for a Ghanaian for 99 years with the option to renew after the 99 years, and fifty years for a foreigners, your guys need to understand land laws and customs in africa

[@dcuthbertson5778]

@@kervinaham7375 that’s what I’m referring too. Most countries lease the land for 99 years. There are some countries you can out right own the land if you buy as a foreigner. It’s only an issue if you have children and grand children who want the land after you die.

[@kervinaham7375]

@@dcuthbertson5778 @ thats why you need a will, to show transfer of ownership upon death, there courts in Africa too for this

[@dcuthbertson5778]

@@kervinaham7375 I ain’t doing all that. I’m just gonna marry a local. Lmao. Problem solved in most countries. Natural born citizens can own in most countries. 😂

[@averagecasual4801]

@@dcuthbertson5778 Simple 🤣🤣

[@ingababy5196]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Demarcointuit]

It is not a good business practice to pay more and still maintain a competitive edge or acheive scale.

[@Kenganda]

I disagree. Paying more attracts better talent and usually more competent workers.

[@Demarcointuit]

@@Kenganda Are you willing to pay contractors more? Sales people? Salaries? More for services rendered? Does paying more increase the demand of your product? I am all for rewarding performance and results that lead to better business and results. Maybe that's what you mean?

[@Demarcointuit]

I operate on integrity, my word, and principles. I am not sure I can say that is a general for common practice in Kampala. That's my anecdotal experience.

[@Demarcointuit]

I like these episodes.... real discussions.

[@Kenganda]

@@Demarcointuit that is exactly what I mean. I believe we are saying the same thing.

[@cinattra]

💯