We Moved from Atlanta to Africa: I WOULDN'T GO BACK TO AMERICA EVEN WITH A $100K+ JOB

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[@AshleyinAfrika]

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[@PrintsInTheSoil]

I left three years ago with my sons. Best decision I made for them. They are experiencing a real childhood, and it is a joy to witness.

[@belladamma2345]

Congratulations ❤️❤️

[@jkayin07]

I have 2 sons also but can’t see how to leave … they are in their teens.

[@tasyahisreal6768]

That hustle struggle American women call Independent, is modern slavery mindset. Good hearing you ladies

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Ooooh, you said it, not me.

[@jessejacobs9856]

From what I see off social media being married to Africa in African is modern-day slavery

[@sixtyblackmystictraveler]

I am finally coming to Africa arriving in Johannesburg this month. 🙏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽🌍

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Love to hear it!! ✈️

[@Professor_Stark]

Welcome home ❤

[@zusibone]

Welcome 🎉

[@AntonsClass]

I love to see you and other Black folk creating community in Africa - that is a major flex! I adore how the Diaspora is not limited; we can make amazing things happen here in the US, as well as abroad in the Motherland! 💯

[@alphoncehanura3255]

Iam Diaspora from Tanzania in UK .cudoos to you my sisters. And wish you all the best. Tanzania is peceful and so many opportunities. Lets work together to better mother Africa.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

We can do so much more together. Asante San Kaka.

[@lenaprice6239]

Do you plan to move back to Tanzania? Why did you leave?

[@bauthentic333]

So , why did you leave then?

[@lenaprice6239]

@@bauthentic333 She probably left to seek out greater economic opportunities, which is understandable. One thing that Black Americans need to understand is, if they relocate and do not have investment money to live off of, they will need to create a business that is largely supported by Americans. The reason why is because, to live well abroad and take advantage of the exchange rate between your home nation in the West and the local currency, you will need customers that can pay you in dollars, British pounds or Euros. I do believe that if Africans had the economy to thrive in, most would choose to live in their home nations. But they are faced with either stay in their home nation and remain poor (if they are not from upper income families), or move to a Western nation to work (and save) in the hopes of having some semblance of economic safety/security.

[@gerrytushh]

Nobody should mention they left any country in East Africa without an expression of sadness 😏

[@NkemOnyeka12]

I’m an African American born Woman that married a Nigerian man and moved to Nigeria. We just moved back to the US and I’m already over it AGAIN 😢

[@user-fw2iy8wr8y]

Can I ask why did your family move to Africa and back?

[@RealwithGod510]

Same here!! The goverment has no control of the disrespectful and violent lack of culture

[@vienicestyles]

I don’t blame you. I’m trying to get out of here too. 👩🏽

[@Lostforwords12345]

Atlanta is horrible

[@Elias_Capital]

Sis Ashley. You are a blessing to South Africans don't leave. You are becoming a positive brand ambassador of note. You guys look stunning.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thank you

[@RivkaYasharel543]

I love the way you insert Swahili in the conversation. Keep up. The language is in the DNA it will awaken in its fullness. Salaam.

[@ronicmwest]

The hair is everything on both ladies 🔥🔥🔥🔥. I love the collective energy many black women are experiencing at once. I love we are moving away and being surrounded by it and also love the ones creating it wherever they are. 💜 This is how I know the world is shifting. Black women's energy shifts the world. It is time for a shift. I plan on leaving as well to be in an environment surrounded by community and have help in the home as well. I'm going carribbean, mexico, or south America though. America unfortunately as based everything off money, and it is impacting all citizens greatly. This is why violence is high, anxiety is through the rough, stress is causing sickness and worst. I believe many women's mindsets are changing in the west. Because everyone won't be able to move. I am happy to see many building communities in the West to cultivate safe etc. environments. West has a huge shift a foot. I moved away from city life 15 years ago and would never move back to a major city. If I end up staying in America I'll just move further into the country. I'm in a secondary city right now.

[@natalieschannel4508]

You are right, it is the black woman's shift that is causing a global shift. We are waking up, finally feeling ourselves in a good way and feeling wonderful and free. Once we vibrate high, the planet and cosmos will align, shift to higher frequencies.

[@CryptoRudyP]

Love your content! I’m moving to Nairobi next year!

[@AshleyinAfrika]

So glad it's helpful!

[@queent4963]

Hey sis I to made that move 7 months ago to west Africa best decision I made!!

[@MB-bp4zd]

Where in West Africa?

[@ItsjustKey]

I want to leave the U.S. so bad!! These videos inspire me!! 🥰🥰

[@AshleyinAfrika]

You can do it! Kay, I'm so glad that you found a source of helpful information for you. Are you coming to our Travel, Move, & Do Business TANZANIA Virtual Conference? You will get valuable information from our Attorney, Advisors, and other fellow Diaspora who have successfully traveled, moved, and started a business here in Tanzania. You’ll hear their stories, their insights, along with their do’s and don’ts. With Premium Access you can get your personal questions answered including understanding the costs of living for housing, transportation, education, health care and more! See you there ✈️ www.afrikainvestorsacademy.com/Travel-Move-Business-Tanzania

[@detroitbron8850]

Me to

[@giniolamy]

​@AshleyinAfrika How can you leave the United States 🇺🇸 with money 💰 or support You guys can do it because you That American superpower money. If it was easy I would America too

[@FoxxGSloanakaBLAKEMOSES]

Let's go together, Key. I want outta here asap

[@THR33WAYTRADES]

Moving my family there soon as well. i felt all the vibrancy and the frequency you two was emitting through the screen. literally gave me chills! Im proud of you black queens keep leading by example.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thank you for sharing 💛

[@modisemakokwe4256]

My sister thanks for all you are doing for Blackpeople all around the world ESPACIALLY USA

[@AshleyinAfrika]

You're welcome! I am grateful to share.

[@kilimanjaroflavour]

Ashley I am Tanzanian born living in the US for a while now. I really want to move back home and would like to join you guys.

[@Mimi-ht6xr]

I think you both have found your African dream life. You both look prosperous, healthy and blessed ❤

[@AshleyinAfrika]

We are filled with gratitude ❤️❤️

[@justafriend3408]

I'm currently in Tanzania myself

[@CreativepreneurJourney]

It is interesting that you get so much support in Africa.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

It’s normal

[@victoriapeaglerel2417]

This is truly my plan, to move there, Tanzania ti be exact. ❤ I love how the both of you spoke about women in the West vs in Africa. This is definitely one things that draws my heart to Africa. I'm all about my femininity and wanting to belong to a loving culture.

[@realteawithsandy1366]

Your friends hair is EVERYTHING do you hear me????❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Ain’t it!!!

[@dumisanishelembe951]

Ashley looks very graceful and passionate ❤

[@annemassawe4200]

I am a Tanzanian, a mother, a wife and a business woman. I enjoyed every bit of the conversation. Karibuni sana Tanzania. I would like to meet you sometime for dadas discussion. Karibuni sana Tanzania

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Asante Dada!! Karibu ❤️

[@user-cx7fz5pi9s]

This 2 beautiful queens really knows what real freedom is....the maze of life can trap them anymore.

[@twoinone2834]

Congratulations! I haven’t experienced what you’re experiencing but I can tell a load has been lifted from you. God Bless

[@leviticusemmanuel4421]

In Africa, you can get house help just like elsewhere in the world. But please do not enslave your househelper. Pay them something reasonable and help the househelper to invest and become better in doing something for herself. As a born African, most Africans with househelpers treat them as slaves because often they come from disadvantage positions of the society.

[@1therabbithole]

😂😂😂 They ain't gonna talk about that. Or them being American puts them at a higher social statues. They lazy colonizers 🎉😂

[@AntonsClass]

I have heard of this phenomenon. Very tragic. These awesome ladies are paying their help well, thankfully.

[@TX-Cali-Girl]

So true, thank you for sharing this truth. I was thinking the same thing while listening to these sistahs discuss the essential qualities of having help in the home. I witnessed firsthand how "househelpers" often get exploited, in the same way that whites did/do, by black employers, while studying abroad in Zimbabwe.

[@africaine4889]

Am Congolese and here you can't do that. I remember when I called our nanny la bonne( french word) in front of my dad. The slap I had.

[@ReinaAfricana]

When I was in Uganda I had house help and a garbage man. They both said no one paid them as much as I did. I'm a digital nomad so I made a good amount of money at that time. $800/a person per month is good in Uganda for both of them. I saw they lived in the slums. There's no way you're gonna stay there while working for me. Even though I only changed two lives I plan to change more. I wish I was a millionaire. I want us all to win and do good.

[@socitynachic]

❤ your content and I can't wait to visit, I'll be finishing school in 14 months and then ✈️✈️🥰

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thanks Sis. Glad it’s helpful. You got this! ✈️

[@JourneyWithUsMoveToAfrica]

Yasss! Come on dadas! I LOVE to see it!

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Asante Sannaaaaa!

[@rawreality4455]

I have been following both of you for awhile now and it is very interesting to find out that both of you are from Atlanta. I lived in Atlanta once before, moved away for several years and moved back. A few months after I moved back, I saw a guy that I knew prior to me leaving Atlanta and he told me that Atlanta had changed. At first I didn’t understand what he was saying because I was thinking that the Atlanta I left years ago was the same Atlanta that I came back to but as the years passed, I saw exactly what he meant. Atlanta is no longer the Black Mecca as it used to be. That period ended back in the early 2000s. Atlanta has now become Hollywood of the east. There is a lot of demonic energy in this city for the decadence is completely and I mean COMPLETELY off the chain. Everyday and I mean EVERYDAY somebody is getting shot. Just last week, 3 young children got shot and 2 of them died. The other is still in the hospital. The batty boyism and batty galism over here is totally out of control. A few years ago, a friend told me that her daughter who was in the 6th grade was approached by another girl and that girl asked her daughter if she was into girls. That shocked the hell out of me. You got a female child in the 6th grade asking another female child if she is into girls? And then about 3 years ago I was at an event and I saw a grown man at the event wearing a dress with 6 inch stiletto high heels. This guy had a full beard on his face so you knew it was a man and people were walking around like nothing was wrong. And then don’t talk about the racism. It has always been here but with the advent of Trump, it has gotten much much worse. There are a lot of other things (sex trafficking, drugs, police killings of Black men, lack of courtesy, the hypocrisy, etc.) going on in Atlanta that can fill at least 2 books. I am glad that both of you and your families are in a better place that is nurturing and conducive for a family.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

It’s too much… Thank you for your comment and for your support.

[@Lostforwords12345]

I agree I am a Grady baby what I know is the culture, it’s bad everywhere but worse in Atlanta. No one wants to address it I think once they tore down the projects they move the culture to section 8 . Should it be normal that everyday a black person is dying like endangered species, no one is saying anything it’s like normal , plus there are no fathers around I had to get out and move to Florida with my daughter area are the same when whites live or are afraid in buckhead or perimeter mall it’s get terrible out here. Teens caring guns if you have to raise a black child in atl. Don’t do it. It’s a movie seen everyone in Atlanta that means no one cares look at how fani acted on tv, look at the mayor it’s all a game and who suffers the next generation because they think it’s normal to steal and kill or not to have a dad until these things are addressed this will continue

[@peterairl102]

Love you both , for positive energies in the continent ❤️

[@AshleyinAfrika]

❤️

[@equilabrada]

This convo + both parts of the “10 things to know before moving to Tanzania “ videos have been a huge help & motivation for me to go on ahead and begin selling things so I can relocate there within the next year. Then the fact that you mentioned the feminine love everyone has for one another, how it’s a great country for a family(I don’t have one yet but want one) & you said you didn’t have to wait until 60 to go on 6 week trips but could still maintain the home you live in . 😩🔥 And it sounds like patience is key overseas. Which I’m fine with. I’m EXHAUSTED…actually more like recovering from burn-out from how fast and rushed everything is in the US. So I’m all for the slower pace and getting things done right or without doing someone else grimey in the process. Also the spiritual part. I FELT that. I really don’t think my soul likes the western world. 😂 It put so many things into perspective. And hopefully as an esthetician there’s work in the skincare field out there. This was just what I needed to help me stop saying how much I want to move to Tanzania and actually be still so I can seriously write out a practical plan and get real advice from an expat. You ladies are both GLOWING. And it was soooo beautiful to hear both of your stories. Thank you for sharing this video. 🌹🤍✨

[@veeetn3054]

Heartwarming ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Seeing you ladies so happy and at peace was healing for my soul.

[@tamikaqueen1203]

I would like to spend some time in South Africa, perhaps a month to get a feel.

[@denzel1877]

Same as US except you don't get reminded that you are black, coz you're not a minority.

[@crew6227]

So interesting, 2.5 million Africans have moved to the United States since 2020. Life is what we make it and god guides us. I’m glad you two have found your home ❤️❤️

[@ebbyknights1820]

Love this video, it touched my heart. Almost shed a tear when yall mentioned how we have to do and be everything as women here. Thanks for sharing your experience. Got a small glimpse of the care and community I felt in Africa on just a visit so can imagine what you both are sharing. Would love to hear more especially about how you all do business there. Thank you!❤

[@kuyahkudey3217]

Great conversation. Your content is always AMAZING!😊

[@thabangbones7516]

Thank you so much Lerato for putting us global stage

[@naana-scelyne6370]

I like how your beautiful friend had a great experience with other African women in Tanzania 🇹🇿 May we all continue to build our bond wherever we are in this world. Both of you are inspirational 😊

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thank you 😊

[@kimberlygila]

Hello Ashley and nice conversation with your fellow American doing well on mother Africa 😊

[@kingyanufilms]

I been watching your videos for a minute. My family is considering Atlanta or Johannesburg. Thank you for the video

[@frugalcreativeliving]

Amazing and insightful conversation!

[@trl6612]

Very good conversation. Thanks for sharing.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thanks for listening

[@franciskabiawu]

Best decision you made. 💥👍🏾💥

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Best decision ever 😊

[@Mgmgmg-cl5zd]

I really luv da channel and yall speaking Swahili in Afrika i cant wait to come to SouthAfrika

[@efreeholdings1575]

Love this interview Ashley and her sister friend. 💜Househelp IS top priority for me when I come establish in the South Africa region.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

A home helper is a game changer

[@iamhassanelsaddique]

Great information. Good for you guys! Loved this video!

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@arnethasanderselmire4143]

Thank you for the information. Look forward to more. ❤

[@DBLACK-vo3pm]

Very intelligent women!!! ❤ ❤

[@ReikiDreedenPPEMMG]

Great video Ashley! Love your energy & the interview. Very valuable & inspiring story. ❤

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bpatton866]

That's some powerful energy you guys are sharing and Im so glad to see it...sisterhood seems dead in the water in the states so is humanity thank you for sharing

[@ms.teiacolemanlcmhccctp-ii7995]

I enjoyed this dialogue so much, but those kids enjoying themselves in the background is EVERYTHING 🙏🏾🎊🎉🙌🏾 our kids deserve to live in love and freedom at all times ♥️

[@AshleyinAfrika]

absolutely

[@thebesshowonearth]

Here I ATL! Ready to get outttt😅😢😊 hope to see you one day! I lived in Tanzania for 2 month 2012 _ been to Morocco twice in the last year and I’m ready 🎉

[@Nacole_Lashoun]

❤❤❤❤ Beautiful conversation!! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences ❤

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@pamgogo6820]

Something to note: this is a rare exception on the continent. The vast majority of people do not have even a modicum of access to this kind of “rest” and “leisure.” All this to say I am not disputing anything these beautiful ladies are discussing, but it’s also important to note that this an exception.

[@blueberryhill6948]

Ms Ashley I love love love your channel 🙏🏽🫶🏽 Thank you for sharing this knowledge

[@AshleyinAfrika]

You are so welcome

[@danielgharvell1739]

Thanks!

[@africaisking7817]

You people are beautiful 🙌🏾🔥 your friend is beautiful Ashley she has a great smile 👌🏾🔥

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Doesn’t she! Thank you 😊

[@TheYahsTruly]

Hey sis, I appreciate your energy and works. As I always say to you, all of us need each other. Unfortunately we have to use these terms at this dispensation(American & South African), but the truth is our future prosperity is dependent on our realizing how we come from the same seed!!!! Also, I hope you are aware that Tanzania to us South Africans has an even more special place in our hearts!!! There is a song called "Asante sana" by a group called "The soil". I love your energy

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Well said, and Yes, I love the SOIL!

[@lakeshawoodruff9121]

This is an amazing interview ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@diamondforbes2783]

I absolutely loved this conversation and hope to experience this real soon.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

You can do this! Diamond, I am so glad that you found a source of helpful information for you. Are you coming to our Travel, Move, & Do Business TANZANIA Virtual Conference? You will get valuable information from our Attorney, Advisors, and other fellow Diaspora who have successfully traveled, moved, and started a business here in Tanzania. You’ll hear their stories, their insights, along with their do’s and don’ts. With Premium Access you can get your personal questions answered including understanding the costs of living for housing, transportation, education, health care and more! Don't miss this opportunity! www.afrikainvestorsacademy.com/Travel-Move-Business-Tanzania

[@fabianjoy12875]

I don't know most slave were from West Africa but it good to come to east Africa we feel privilege to reconnect

[@RivkaYasharel543]

The East African slave was equally huge and lasted for centuries. The slaves who were mainly transported to Arab nations and India, many of the men were castrated.

[@fabianjoy12875]

@@RivkaYasharel543 Americans are mainly west Africa congo until angola east Africa nah

[@costonmarkon3788]

Development!!! If you make research in Africa west Africa is still sleeping out of Senegal and Ivory coast most people will decide to move to east and southern part of Africa !!! More developed and many opportunities compare to west Africa!!! Even some Americans who moved to west Africa they move to east Africa nowdays

[@ReinaAfricana]

​@@fabianjoy12875regardless of direction they're still African and can move to any part in Africa. So what if they moved to East Africa. They're happy so just chill out and heal.

[@fabianjoy12875]

@@ReinaAfricana I had no mal intention. West Africa were the majority of slaves origin. I have no problem if they choose east Africa

[@lhoward9597]

Thanks for posting!... You brought up a good point!...independence day, which should be celebrated for the day of arrival to Africa.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

That part!

[@TheLegendaryAryeh]

This is so inspiring I have an Africa plan also and will begin by going in spring of Next year

[@AshleyinAfrika]

You can do it! I'm so glad that you found a source of helpful information for you. Are you coming to our Travel, Move, & Do Business TANZANIA Virtual Conference? You will get valuable information from our Attorney, Advisors, and other fellow Diaspora who have successfully traveled, moved, and started a business here in Tanzania. You’ll hear their stories, their insights, along with their do’s and don’ts. With Premium Access you can get your personal questions answered including understanding the costs of living for housing, transportation, education, health care and more! See you there ️ www.afrikainvestorsacademy.com/Travel-Move-Business-Tanzania

[@secarr09]

I'm moving to Camps Bay as soon as I can! So let it be written, so let it be done!

[@AshleyinAfrika]

And it is so!

[@nestamboweni-li2tm]

@secarr09 as a south African young man.. I hope you did check out Johannesburg too.. I get jealous when African Americans move to CPT and not joburg.. But it's out of love.. Good luck my brother

[@secarr09]

@nestamboweni-li2tm Yes, I absolutely love Joburg! Melrose Arch, Sandton, the Farmers Market, Steyn City and Waterfall! Incredible! I just like the thought of being close to the beach.

[@MrEllipsis423]

This has inspired me to move.Thx and much love

[@wesleyselabe5350]

Love the both of you. Awesome conversation 😊

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lifestylepretoria9181]

I had so much help when I had my child, I wouldn't know what to do alone (if I had another child). Once again, I'm grateful for so much in my life because you are good at highlighting the blessings around us, which we take for granted. Enjoy Tanzania, see you in South Africa soon.

[@Knksquad]

I’m in Atlanta right now. I’ll be in Tanzania next month would like to meet you guys

[@africaine4889]

So you can talk bad about Tanzania and complain of not having your american snacks?

[@Knksquad]

@@africaine4889 lol 😂 ur so funny. Thanks for the comment. But please stay in your lane.

[@Cassxowary]

that hair is amazing love your hair too, looking good ladies,, and happy y’all are safe and happy but just please don’t take the safety for granted just because you’re rich, in a safe rich neighbourhood, my family’s from south africa (and I’m in america, canada, just north of nys) and they’re not safe where they are and it’s safer here (or in a richer neighbourhood) but with all the bureaucracy… hopefully we can afford a safer neighbourhood soon! have a great weekend and week and month!(:

[@BeautifulAuthentic]

I love Tanzania I’m from Detroit but I teach in the country . I hope I get to meet you when I come back 😊

[@user-dv5qh3wh7x]

Both of you are beautiful and GOD speed on your new Life.

[@Az-RA-Elle]

Thank you 🙏🏾 for this! 💜💜💜

[@AshleyinAfrika]

You are so welcome

[@edwinmashifana3079]

Hi Ashley, your host is super fit .

[@avanelhylton]

Love the talk

[@AnomalyBelleza]

This is me by 2029. It is a very serious goal for me. I'm a 35 year old black woman residing on the East Coast in U.S. If possible, I would love to do it within 3 years. At the very least, BE ABLE to go or be there 75% of the year, if I have not already relocated by then.

[@FeliciaQueen17]

You ladies look so relaxed and unbothered.

[@sinceresong9907]

The hair...so beautiful

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thank you 😊

[@silibazisomoyo2499]

Hi Ashley, lovely to see you two beautiful sisters. I think dada means sister in Swahili in my native Ndebele language from Bulawayo sister is called Dadewethu.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Oh wow! Yes, it’s so similar

[@ylove5996]

We say the same thing in Xhosa.

[@Ndondakusuka]

@@ylove5996 Ndebele and Zulu language are almost the same, the Ndebeles tribe fled KZN during Shakas wars in the 18th century and settled in Zim

[@ronaldabuezubane7397]

In isiZulu which is similar to isiNdebele, we use "dade" to shorten "dadewethu". Dade is closer to Dada.

[@zuleikhaomar4657]

Dadawethu in Swahili "dada yetu" means "our sister"

[@mangofish9079]

The sister in gray is making deliberate efforts to learn the language im sure her swahili will improve day by day. 2-3 new words every day will bravely make that improvement.

[@lifestylepretoria9181]

It takes a village to raise a child, is not just a saying, we live it here. I'm glad you are living your best lives in your continent. It is healing to me to see others prosper spiritually and otherwise. Your vibes give off contentment. 💞. Makwande!

[@williamwebbs1952]

Absolutely great vlog today 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thanks William 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@williamwebbs1952]

@@AshleyinAfrika ❤️

[@achatwithgoitse]

I’m super excited to see African Americans return home 😌😌😌🥰 love from Bots 🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼

[@FoxxGSloanakaBLAKEMOSES]

Proud of you two sistas. ✊🏾🖤🤞🏾

[@arielelisa9012]

Love this ❤

[@l-pv5793]

Love your friends hair and dress, beautiful lady!

[@Bama7530]

Love it!

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Me too!

[@denzel1877]

Lerato (Ashley) is our South African babe. Please visit Soweto after winter Ash.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

I will and it will be Shisianyama in Soweto when we return!

[@boff2014]

When is your friend coming to visit you in SA? Is she willing?

[@Mgmgmg-cl5zd]

Am proud to view how pipo from other places especially da states like and dont want to go back just stay in Afrika dats our homeland infact we aint supposed to be anywhere else on da planet Asanteni sana

[@Energyclearinghaus]

Thank you for sharing! I enjoyed hearing about both of your experiences and I’m heavily considering moving to Central America although Kenya, particularly Watamu was on my list. I want to live near the beach. It’s essential for my peace of mind and spirit. Are you familiar with any beach areas?

[@shunwilliams6180]

I love it ❤❤❤

[@ThomasStewart-ze8tw]

the girl on the left's hair is so cool

[@jakobblake6860]

Looks like she has two Oreos on her forehead😁

[@Sevynn777]

Thank you for this. I’m Jamaican and been doing research. Been ready to leave but not sure where to land yet.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

If you have any interest in Tanzania then you should come to our Travel, Move & Do Business TANZANIA Virtual conference next weekend where you can learn more about what it might look like for you in Tanzania. Karibu! www.afrikainvestorsacademy.com/Travel-Move-Business-Tanzania

[@sixtyblackmystictraveler]

9:43 Do we as black women want to extend the current system of working black women six days a week? Can we pay them for six days and they work five? Because we ourselves are “victims” of capitalism how can we shift its impact on other black women? These are questions I give myself. It has become a sweet practice for me to look out for ways to support my black sisters with words of encouragement money a ride a smile a laugh a compliment… Thank you for this conversation

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Our helper chooses to work 6 days a week because she also eats her meals with us. She will also get 10+ weeks of vacation time this year so she is very comfortable

[@sixtyblackmystictraveler]

@@AshleyinAfrika I want to create a revolution for ALL black women to work less, to laugh more. I’m so tired of seeing black women in my family and outside so committed to grinding/working hard as an identity to aspire to their whole lives. I didn’t know how tired I was and how much fear I lived in until I stopped and slept and napped and dosed off. May more black women be free.

[@Cici_mimi]

@@sixtyblackmystictraveler I agree with you! Unfortunately some African American women mistreat sisters who come from disadvantage background and act like a white woman.

[@sixtyblackmystictraveler]

@@Cici_mimi I’m from the Caribbean and we moved to the US when I was young. Returned to JA when I was in my early twenties. My aunt on her husband’s pension was able to afford a gardener who came several times a week, a live in domestic helper who worked six days a week. Almost forty years ago! I got to see how middle class people could afford the extra help because of the devaluation of the JA dollar and the economic crisis but also because they had basically continued colonizer behavior post slavery…the caste system remained. What I saw was the same cycle of oppressed becoming oppressors. When I talk liberation I’m envisioning all the way to those who are the workers and the most taken advantaged of in capitalism. For those who desire this also, there is space for having help in the home to bring more ease into one’s life and how we can share liberation with the people who are bringing that ease to us. 🎈💕🌞🙏🏽

[@faithBlondon]

I know some people are not aware but in most African countries...its very normal to have home help. Middle to upper income Africans will often have at least two staff or help. Its how it is there. In the west its not that common.

[@Victoria-qk3mu]

Y’all look Vogue ready Love from Jacksonville,Florida

[@aaronlee4948]

In Miami and I seriously need to consider leaving America!

[@shunwilliams6180]

You ladies have beautiful hair❤❤❤

[@SONSTHREESIXTY]

Appreciate it, serious minded women & men in the U.S. really should use this platform as a growth stone. Am one who builds off TRUTH. And it's no doubt this information is true ❤ 😂🎉. Great video