DEAR AFRICAN AMERICANS: LISTEN TO THIS BEFORE YOU START YOUR BUSINESS IN AFRICA.

Today we host a brother from America who is running a successful business in Uganda.
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[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

CAN WE GET 1000 LIKES FOR THIS VIDEO? KINDLY LIKE AND SHARE KENGANDA :kzbin.info

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

@Emcstea sometimes youtube puts double ads, i really have less control. Just skip the ads kindly

[@onsighttecnologyusa]

Are you folks censoring comments? I'll check again soon. Africa is an awesome continent with equally awesome culture and people. But USA despite its slave trading past and not so perfect present is the place of choice to immigrate to still, isn't it? All of Latin America wants domicile rights in the US, right?

[@angedanielzue9800]

Are you from the bantu tribe? If i may ask , stay real!

[@mimibon7081]

I'm loving these Returnee series

[@bryantmaten3400]

These are the type of Interviews, conversations, strategic planning episodes that interest me

[@doreendklutz6400]

I'm a Ugandan in America, and learning a lot about "Doing Business in Uganda," AND not The World Bank version. Thank you! Love seeing black people connecting, learning about, and engaging with the continent

[@cn-yg6vf]

The world bank version is predatory and designed to benefit a few select people.

[@user-wm2tw]

Doreen Dkluts .. why don’t you want to live in your country Uganda?

[@doreendklutz6400]

B G I don’t have one country. I’m a global citizen!

[@jaseminephat4953]

@@doreendklutz6400 then your a lost sheep,home is home ....come back home my dear and your welcome

[@doreendklutz6400]

Jasemine Phat thank you for knowing my life all too well. Pity, some people have turned social media into a platform for being the jury, judge and executioner of others 😞

[@PhoenixHomeEd]

Looking forward to this. Tbh I am yet to hear "Africa was awful, it wasn't for me, I'm moving back to Amerikkka" lol. The only thing I've heard re: having to go back to America was improper planning or rushing out to Africa without adequate savings or an established business idea/active income. In which case you go back for a short period and come back to Mama more prepared! Africa is the past, present and future!

[@mugenyiharrison3008]

U are right, u have to come back with a plan for the future

[@yawantwi8050]

I ["think"-opinion base statement] before you come to Africa, you need to look in the mirror first from where you are in the UK, Canada and the United States as once upon a time an African. if you don't see anything or find yourself whilst looking in the mirror, then don't bother visiting Africa. Africans are very serious people in the heat under the sun 24/7, they are very focus smart and highly intelligent people, it's just limited resources sometimes....

[@TheKofinyarko]

@@yawantwi8050 mmo ne kasa

[@fessellsahmed2587]

I think it's a good idea to have a property in Africa and travel freely back to USA. You dont have to move back permanently but it will give you roots. I live in UK but have a home in Pakistan also. My future generations will thank me. They will able to speak our language by having a free home when they travel and sense of identity.

[@PhoenixHomeEd]

@@fessellsahmed2587 agreed. Most of us are buying land and building our home when we get out there or buying a home after renting for a period. I definitely agree we should move freely across the globe but also have our base. For the African diaspora that's Africa. My children learn Swahili and will be learning Kinyarwanda when we move.

[@zunaiandre2341]

I am South African and moved to America for 12yrs(Worst 11yrs of my life because first year I was still with the hype).Now back home,and Lord happy as hell.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Woow. Would you like to share your experience? Email: [e-mail]

[@zunaiandre2341]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS sure

[@maudeneyarber9997]

You live and learn don't believe all you hear about USA follow your history some from South Africa were here because of their exile from the Motherland but returned after the Apartheid ended 1990!!

[@jonjeskie5234]

@@zunaiandre2341 just curious what you found was better in South Africa and worse in America?

[@godnestgodest6265]

Praise the Lord 🙌

[@NnekaLocs]

Why did he say that we need to move from an agricultural economy to a service economy? Agriculture is very important! People will always need food. If you move away from that, you’ll end up importing food.

[@tigerhead1981]

The reason he said that is there so much food in Africa, yes people need food they, will always need food, create Your own space, from my experience in Africa there are tremendous opportunities that food has nothing to do with. Think about Services that you can offer. Don't try to reinvent the wheel,just enhance the wheel. You see Africa is like a square coin, it's already in motion, just need to round the edges

[@pnwtaste2685]

TigerDan MovesItAll 352 267 6151 ☝🏾

[@T1Oracle]

Food production with modern technology is so efficient that most of the world throws away massive quantities of food just to keep prices up.

[@mattwhite9823]

The Chinese have done a great job of Modernizing Africa, It looks Fantastic but Africans keep a close eye on the Chinese, this is important....

[@veronicadave1450]

Thank you for being so insightful. Food is king. He is American they are still a bit brainwashed about not having to produce what they eat. Everything they need to eat they go to a restaurant or supermarkets. Non of which or so very few of it they own.

[@bandit4true]

The scenery at the begining of the video is so beautiful.

[@WondimagegnTesfaye]

I am Ethiopian and have been to few countries in Africa. Uganda is definitely my favorite. As by Brother Oshay said, the Economy is much more open than Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia. I see a lot of Ethiopian and Eritrean immigrants starting small businesses there. So it is definitely possible for African Americans!

[@josephenyonu4843]

Brother point of correction. Its not Eritrean immigrants. They are AFRICANS

[@WondimagegnTesfaye]

@@josephenyonu4843 Of course they are. In that context, the entire African diaspora are also AFRICANS.

[@connectronald4720]

I love ethios, thanks for recommending 256 🇺🇬 🇺🇬 me from Mbarara 🇺🇬

[@Rachidasister]

I am from Djibouti and I know only a few African countries: I know the Horn and one North-African country but I can't wait to visit Kenya and Tanzania. Now, after seeing this video, I am so happy to see images of Ouganda that I have never seen. I was once told by a French agronomist that the most beautiful landscapes are in East-Africa but that he liked people's welcome in West-Africa.

[@WondimagegnTesfaye]

@@Rachidasister I have never been to Tanzania but I am sure it is one the most beautiful countries. Kenya has nice topography too with wildlife and nice beaches. Oh I miss the Lake Victoria Islands of Kalangala, Uganda, and the food there!

[@thebridge5483]

Imagine an african from the continent having a conversation with african from the diaspora on the continent while Africans from all around the world get to watch and chime in...20-30 years ago that would be seen as a a magic trick..Garvey Nkrumah and many more greats are proud right now

[@kennedypatrickmogaka92]

Idi Amin former President of Uganda, Date of death: August 16, 2003, course of death; Kidney failure, Place of death: Kingfaisal specialist Hospital and research Center, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

[@mugenyiharrison3008]

Thnx lady for updating us,welcome to the pearl of Africa,

[@plizwekup5231]

But we should stop reiterating a Mzungu's statement of Pearl of Africa. We can define Africa our own way. Sorry am taking a swipe at you personally. Have heard many say the same too. Peace.

[@touchnot7334]

Plenty of sun in Africa, we need our black brothers and sisters to come to Africa and invest in solar energy to fast track Africa economy.

[@raymondnkamugisha8887]

...And boost their vitamin D levels, naturally. High Vitamin D levels good for the Respiratory system, *so almost NO Covid19 fatalities.*

[@leowiley8849]

I would like to invest in Africa doing solor industry contact me

[@saundramichael7968]

God bless!!!

[@touchnot7334]

Leo Wiley that is awesome! How do I contact you?

[@cocobutterchin6768]

If African can open their eyes and investment in Solar System in Africa, there will not have anymore power outage in Africa. African Government are very USELESS.

[@kayjay8889]

I have been to Uganda many times over the years. Beautiful country

[@jstone7764]

Thnx we appreciate

[@visuala1018]

He has really explained everything about Uganda very well and Uganda is very welcoming country in business and other social partnerships. thank you tigress I sometimes watched your videos when you where moving around ug and I would like to thank you for exploring the country to the world.

[@halimamahdee5825]

My opinion is that, we African "Americans" shouldn't have to prove anything to be granted citizenship in any parts of Africa. We are born African! Our DNA continues to show our value.

[@pabloernesto8044]

Most African Americans (AA) who settled in Africa actually don't want the automatic citizenship to all AA. I find it very interesting, but they are onsite and I am not.

[@BoringDad1272]

I am African and I think the same way.

[@Rachidasister]

I agree!

[@mediaiweb]

@@pabloernesto8044 Lol but why? is the question ? Ludacris has the gabon citizenship though.

[@patriciarambert9261]

I agree with you partially. Some of ushave become a perfect copy of our MASSA and may just come because he can get citizenship and not because he's woke. I could see a bunch of slave minded people coming to Africa with the same corrupt mind and changing the landscape for goid. As we like to say: all skin folks ain't kin folks. Sadly slavery have changed Some of our thought processes forever. We who are coming back are woke and contributing to AFRICAS economy. We need to be reasonable. The last thing Africa needs is a bunch of people coming to bring confusion. We must prove ourselves b4 we get citizenship. We may be entitled, but four hundred years have irrevocably poisoned some of us.

[@offtopluto]

I lived in Uganda for a few years and was there this past January . Once you get use to the environment and culture it’s a great place to be. You will get plaid for bit but once you figure things out you’ll do fine.

[@lenaliz8037]

Africa is a safer option for African American Youth. Children can be children.

[@lenaliz8037]

@Delonte Hollister Has it ever occurred to you that the world might be sick of world conflict?

[@Richdollabill]

@@lenaliz8037 Lena this Hollister is a black in disguise. Probably a Chinese or some hater

[@healthlyght3051]

Refreshing to learn about Uganda . The ppl in Uganda seems to be willing on so many levels .Positive Attitude is the glue that keeps ppl closer. Very informative.

[@jaseminephat4953]

Very positive pple

[@healthlyght3051]

@@jaseminephat4953 your contribution to African Tigress channel made me start to consider Uganda in different ways. My intention and interest is to locate which area of Africa my family was captured and taken from...

[@jaseminephat4953]

@@healthlyght3051 your most welcome and our pple are friendly loving best of all we're not pretenders like other countries I know...we got good climate, pple ,food in variety that's y we're the Pearl of Africa,bootylicious women ..no betting on that

[@misclaudiarene6752]

OMG,,, the intro was so beautiful... Where in Africa is this place... is invoked peace in my soul.

[@katharinajanka6636]

Thats Uganda..the lake with many small islands is lake Bunyonyi in south western Uganda. The other clips are of twin volcano lakes, (lake George and L Edward) in western Uganda and some national parks in uganda as well

[@doreenonekalit9888]

That is beautiful Uganda.

[@tammygrant5198]

Exactly and that music was 🔥

[@MosDefSteph510]

Right! That video was stunning 😍😍😍😍

[@u000na0]

Great interview. This man is very inspirational. I’m not an entrepreneur but his teaching inspires reconsideration.

[@aissatamuhammad2581]

Looking forward to this!!! African Tigress, your content never disappoints ❤

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thanks love ♥

[@jamaicansistarobinson7587]

She was born for this! Her questions are *on-point*🎖

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

This will indeed be interesting 👸🏾🇰🇪🐆! You make the most profound discoveries!

[@karisbenisrael7842]

ODJ the great should be the real school of black economics in Africa.

[@karisbenisrael7842]

@Funky Hyena Because he's a great man that's all its nothing else

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Oshay, glad to see this brother on your channel.

[@mariancounsellor]

This was a really informative Interview. It’s good to hear from someone who has set up a business in another country and it’s working well. Good luck to him, he seems very motivated to succeed 👍🏽

[@cjm5926]

I love this channel. Great interview w/Oshay!! Great info!! 💯💯💯👑

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Ypu are welcome

[@TheSteadyGrounds]

This is excellent for every Black Man born and raised outside Africa because that’s the light at the end of the tunnel. I am from Bahrain and I am looking forward to live among people that looks like me. Although my father is from Sudan, I see Uganda, Tanzania and other non Arabic speaking countries in Africa to me is the place to settle.

[@cjokonkwo8425]

Not gona lie I been waiting for this upload its nice to see our brother getting on we celebrate you Oshay keep up the great work 👊🏾👌🏾

[@yawantwi8050]

Great interview and I LOVE IT, I'm Ghanaian but that doesn't matter. African youth of this generation let's build Africa back up again....if you live in abroad come back home with your education, knowledge and profession to anywhere on the continent and build your future and I promise you, you will never be racist against or any type of social minority profile.....Good interview

[@adrianm4924]

@Yaw Antwi. Excellent comment. It’s extremely interesting when Africans from the West (western Africa, that is) reach out to speak on and support East Africa. Never before have I seen a Ghanaian reach out so quickly (no offense brother) and respond to issues in the East! It is true that we are one family.

[@yawantwi8050]

@@adrianm4924 Absolutely my brother. Those days of divide and conquer are over by boarders from the "Westerners". My desire soon rather then later is to see Africa without borders and divisions to lift up mother Africa's glory back again, so the young intellectual mind of African BLACK youth could start making, inviting, creating and be honored in our country with out being discriminated and racist against.

[@ronniematrix89]

Good upload. Uganda my homeland is a beautiful country, worth visiting and exploring, settling down there. People are very hospitable and welcoming.

[@renastallworth9721]

This was my first time viewing this channel. African Tigress did a great job interviewing this guest. It was almost as if she was reading my mind. Every question that I was thinking of, she asked!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome sister. Thank you

[@cypriantertullian7495]

Great interview. And great to listen to Oshay Jackson talking....without cursing :). I guess conservative Uganda has been working on him. You're doing a great job there in Uganda, brother. Keep up the good work.

[@atseabreeze]

Ugandans are very conservative and don't curse. I'm glad he can talk without cursing. Never thought that would be possible

[@jerrysmall167]

The overview is amazing! I LOVE it especially the music. The intro is great!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you

[@leboyemichael4733]

That's a good interview Thanks for sharing . African Americans need to spread access the continent nat just in one region. The African continent is beautiful and it belongs to everyone. I know their ancestors from west and central Africa but please spread to north east central west and southern Africa.

[@fessellsahmed2587]

Incredible. I am so happy I saw the day people would prosper in Africa from USA.

[@nasto4u850]

will you like to visit Ghana?

[@fessellsahmed2587]

@@nasto4u850 Twice my father has gone to Accra and Kumasi in Ghana from UK.

[@benjaminsmith2287]

I've been listening to him lately. He's from the "real" school of how African Americans in the motherland should conduct themselves. He's respectful to Ugandans but he says don't get played by Africans and used like an ATM and also that Africans are mostly not pro-black in the motherland. So, I await this video with curiosity. And of course the sister African Tigress gets her like from me and is well on her way to 29K. You go, AT.

[@xhalanga]

not pro Black because we're already Black? It's like saying my black brother here and everyone would look at you like you're crazy. Because who's not? Or it has to do with our colonial past? If so then we're awakening now.

[@benjaminsmith2287]

@nita bineta Yeah, well deserved. 30K and beyond!

[@benjaminsmith2287]

@Deante Scott True, but we're all exploited by outsiders. We have different histories. Some Africans are very anti-Colonial and bitter about that. Others aren't as much. We can find common ground with Africans, just don't have expectations that things will be a certain way. Deal with the way they are, things go better than way. All my opinion.

[@benjaminsmith2287]

@Deante Scott I used to hear that from people in my own family. They're from Barbados. But, the smart ones learn about America in time. The more stupid ones, yeah, including some in my family, hang onto that nonsense. Do we have some hopeless, wanna take shortcuts AAs? Yup. Do we have some that work hard yet get slapped down or trapped in some corporate jobs? Yup, we do. Thing we have to do in terms of Africans and African diaspora from anywhere is seek out the positive ones and deal with those folks. The ones that want to be cliches, forget 'em.

[@perrystanislas948]

Benjamin Smith Oshay is really paving the way.. I take my hat off to him. In fact I think his role in Africa is now more important and bigger than the manosphere..

[@thechaffers6393]

Excellent interview! Oshay, 100%. My husband and I are excited about coming home!

[@fellylyifechannel]

African Tigress, thanks for the interview. Oshay Duke Jackson you are welcome to Uganda and feel at home.

[@misclaudiarene6752]

Thanks ,, I will be adding Uganda to my list.

[@Ismail-ie5gi]

Having visited several African countries I've decided that I'd like to invest and retire there. Working on my first purchase in South Africa now with a close friend who lives there. She's South African but educated in the States. She returned home years ago and has never been happier.

[@rachelkasumba1078]

Thank you very much for hosting another informed AA. Learned a lot.

[@jstone7764]

As ugandan I'm happy for the reviews that's amazing keeep pushing

[@DCToney]

What about us retired seniors....not wanted to open business but live a chill life?

[@Bussy405]

Sure you can you don't have to open any business to live in Africa that's the good thing about Africa.

[@alexharriskajjubi1914]

Man, if u come to Africa your head down and ready to integrate to the culture and everyday life of Ugandans then I would advise u to pic your bags quick

[@byttlejuice145]

I would suggest live somewhere a little further from the city, if u want to chill.

[@samson1791]

you can build a very decent home with 20000$ not including land which you can get for 5000$ an acre outside the cities in kenya but cheaper in uganda in both.this will be your best security no matter what you do

[@ctw2st]

Great question ☺️

[@LuxeGlobalLifestyle]

I don't know how i found this channel. But what this young man is speaking is facts. I can't wait to go back to Uganda I miss eating rolex for breakfast. One the main things I always tell people keep the American mindset on America. Go to continent with a renewed mind mentally, physically, spiritually, mentally. I tell people the conversations that are happening in the Motherland are totally different then U.S.A. Many of Americans of African descent have much healing to do and you have to check your vibe before you get on the plane. I do understand Africa not meant to be lived by all those of African Diaspora due to western way of living. But is def an option for those who are to live simply, peacefully and build the economy in which African nation you choose. Great Interview!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Welcome to the family. Don't forget to Subscribe

[@LuxeGlobalLifestyle]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS Thank You I just did:)

[@MosDefSteph510]

I definitely hear what you’re saying. Can you explain more about what you mean by “American” mindset? Again as an African American who has traveled abroad I think I know what you’re saying but I’m wondering if you can say more. Thanks!

[@aleyahslighthouse]

Shalom. Thank you for sharing, Bro. I left E. Africa last year, after visiting Tanzania, Zanzibar Island, and Egypt (Cairo by the Nile, and Sharm El Sheik (aming other little towns on the Sinai) at the RED Sea). Hopefully, I'll be heading back to Sharm or Dahab, within the month, because we're spoiled in American, but, America is never gonna be the same. And, you're so right; there's nothing like working to become a big fish in a small pond, by living among a VERY small number of Americans, wherever you settle. But, for safety sake, especially if it's women only, it's usually best to live among our own, no matter how nice the residents seem to be, towards us. Keep up the good work. And, show 'em how to do It! Shalom

[@gloriasamuel5685]

Once again if you don't have a business or a steady stream of income you'll struggle to live in Uganda. There is no freehold land for African Americans to buy. Just 49 to 99 year leasehold land. It's great if you have money. Even if you have a business Ugandan would buy from Ugandan first, because its cheaper to buy from another Uganda. I've been going back and forth to Africa since 2003.

[@noeastoriginal5572]

@Gloria Samuel I need to live where you live because I hate the crooked US system. Time to leave

[@gloriasamuel5685]

@Akoben Renaissance Internet and electricity works well on phones and laptops. But always keep them hidden on your person. Best to have one phone that you dont mind loosing and one hidden in case you loose or have one stolen. I have stopped walking with my laptop. It cuts down so much aggravation when on connection flights. I just walk with my phones now.

[@gloriasamuel5685]

@Akoben Renaissance I don't have a home in Africa I always say in hotels. The electricity works well but I been connected out of electricity money by sheer greed of hotel staff. Make sure you ask if electricity is included in the package.

[@gloriasamuel5685]

@@noeastoriginal5572 When I go to Africa I stay in hotel's. You'll have a great time if you have money. But once the money is gone it's time to get out of Africa.

[@gloriasamuel5685]

My boyfriend's family has a hotel. I still pay when I stay there. But when I am out of favour with them. I stay at other hotel.

[@zaheeromar8689]

OSHAY duke Jackson has changed so much in his thinking just a few months ago he was very critical of Africans on his OSHAY duke Jackson personal KZbin page

[@maganjila]

I am glad he is making money from his uganda-based businesses.

[@Kenganda]

I am still critical of everybody just not as public lol.

[@UcheAfrica]

Yes I followed him then unfollowed him some 2 yrs ago. I’m glad he is a changed person

[@javanprince3800]

He use talk down on Africa an glade he changed his mind set

[@atseabreeze]

I unfollowed him for the same reason. Trashing people and a place is one thing and being respectful is another. He definitely seems to have changed his perspective.

[@er6205]

😂😂😂😂 Seeing the pictures in the video brought back memories of when I was there in 2015 and 2019. Kampala, Entebbe, Busaballa, and a few other places. The people are nice mostly. Like anywhere if you're a foreigner you have to pay attention to your daily activities and environment you're in. I met decent people there. I always laughed when the locals would call me Mzungu. 😂 The boda boda rides are cool but can be dangerous. The taxis are a safer alternative. Boda boda drivers are some of the most skilled motorcyclists I've ever seen. If you know how Ugandan traffic works you'll understand what I'm saying. Respect to Uganda.

[@mirandaallen2644]

Wow this interview was amazing!!!

[@KARDAYAHSSoulServices]

Shâlôwm family, I LOOOOVEE YOUR CHANNEL! I've been watching it for the last almost twenty hours off and own. Last night I was dreaming about being there and listening to someone giving me instructions. 😂😂❤💛 It's GONNA manifest into my live. Yah willing I'm coming to share my ministry and music. Todah for all that you do. Shälam and berakah family.💚💜💙❤💛

[@matthewmann8969]

African Carribeans And African Latinos should also do business in Africa better then Non African Origined people doing it

[@jab376]

There are. You just don't hear about it. African is HUGE. Check out this lady on you tube. Dr Harnet of African Business Academy. She's encourages Africans in the diaspora to return and do business in Africa. So your suggestion is already going on. Hard to know, because Africa is too large.

[@lolodasu7345]

Rich Africans should donate money for poor Diaspora who are coming back home to settle down that's my opinion

[@ManofExcellence]

Big shout out to the Brother Reverend Doctor Bishop Oshay Duke Jackson. He is doing a great work in Uganda. I really appreciate how much knowledge and experience he shares with the diaspora community here in the United States.

[@draimajtheconceptualpreneur]

Thank you, African Tigress for having this interview.

[@kenyandamu]

AFRICA is good if you have the money ... Otherwise major Cities in AFRICA are just as expensive as AMERICA. Your Dollars will go a long way in small towns and villages in AFRICA and not in the big Cities.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Rent is cheap though

[@cn-yg6vf]

Most cities in the Midwest are cheaper than big cities in Afrika, Nairobi for one is expensive and has heavy traffic however it has pretty good internet just as good as any city in America.

[@kenyandamu]

@@cn-yg6vf Nairobi is as expensive as Californian Cities ... Hotel rates in Nairobi equal the hotel rates in any Californian City. So, you will need a truckload of money to live a very good life in Nairobi. The same applies to Johannesburg, South Africa. Life will be cheaper in Countries like Gambia, Chad, Burundi, Guinea etc., and not Kenya or South Africa.

[@kenyandamu]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS Yep, rent is cheap depending on the zone. If you want to live in upmarket areas like Lavington, Westlands, Runda etc., in Nairobi, Kenya ... Your rent will be as high as rent in Los Angeles.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

@@kenyandamu that's not true. Can you get a spacious 3br apartment in LA for $750?

[@maaruz1979]

this is amazing. I remember this guy used to bash Africa, so this is weird to see

[@mhatteroffact2607]

He still does. Just go and check out his current KZbin videos on his channel.

[@johnsontobi6432]

@@mhatteroffact2607 if he still does it..then he's a hypocrite

[@mhatteroffact2607]

@@johnsontobi6432 He's a serious hypocrite. His comments or responses to Africans who question his negative stance on certain subjects about Africans are very troubling.

[@jab376]

@@johnsontobi6432 there are good things and bad things in Africa. It's true and must be said. Nothing wrong with that. Same USA. No area in the world is perfect. I have seen both sides of the continents.

[@keithbarnes8609]

Great interview Guys I'm a African American i would love to Go to Africa to visit i never been it's on my to do list

[@abubakarbakari4772]

Africa is the real deal. You won't be disappointed

[@keithbarnes8609]

@@abubakarbakari4772 THANK YOU

[@marthanamusabi4614]

You are welcome to Africa, Uganda

[@yvonneprempeh2422]

I wish every black person it doesn't matter where you come from and and where you are including our leaders will be able to listen to this young man. May the good Lord protect and guide because Africa needs him.

[@Realminthebush]

Best show ever SIS!!!!!! LOVE IT!!!!!

[@ellamitchel441]

No country should move away from Agriculture to service Industry, that is trying to Americanize Africa which is what you ran away from. The service industry should be part of diversifying the economy. Agriculture should be improved using better tools and ideas but NEVER replaced, it must be encouraged, diversified, processed etc. GROW YOUR OWN FOOD, self sufficiency is key. Stop trying to transport America into Africa.

[@andrekemayou5692]

I totally agree with you. I believe he is talking about improving the service industry which can only improve every other sector including agriculture. But you are absolutely right

[@dianecrowder4971]

Thank you for this presentation, Oshay! I am viewing this from Queens New York in Amerikkka!👌🏾👍🏾✌🏾💪🏾👊🏾😁🤷🏾‍♀️😎

[@ahabwecollins]

When I hear a Foreigner explain my country in a way I understand I just pinch myself

[@jaseminephat4953]

Hahaha hahaha pinch your self

[@hellentushabe924]

😂😂😂😂

[@thebitcoininspector9246]

he's not a foreigner he is a distant cousin

[@XxxclusiveReviews]

@@thebitcoininspector9246 yeeeeeaaaaaaah.. your the best brother

[@kwameolatunji1193]

Wow this video is very very good. Well done African Tigress and Oshay Duke Jackson.

[@michelleparker7955]

I have to decide which African country, I want to go to. I want to go to a country in Africa, where I can use my skills in education. Special Education Teacher

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

I think every country needs this

[@johncharles2757]

We would welcome you to Nigeria. You can connect with Nigeria diaspora community when you planning to make such a transition.

[@danielmose5088]

I suggest you try Kenya 🇰🇪 you will see how your skills are needed

[@danielmose5088]

@Mr. Wonder boy yes you must be wondering what skills they have, but since it's special education unlike the regular one, let's give our brothers n sisters a chance the same way we get chances when out of Africa. The world is a village now!

[@thezayde09]

I can hook you up with my sister she is opening a school in Africa .

[@TWKing76]

Tx my beautiful lady Godbles u greatly 4 sharin..kudos 2u..i lov wat u r doin🎷📯🎺

[@maasoglory]

Uganda is soooo beautiful. One day I hope to go back home for good after leaving the UK

[@nakkaziwinfred6204]

I’m so proud of my mother land Uganda 🇺🇬

[@fabbeyonddadancer]

Whats up I hope you visit soon

[@deondimicks8159]

Do you live in uganda ?

[@BRUSEMISSIONTRAVEL]

Oshay talks with a lot of sense. I just couldn't embrace his channel because he insults ppl too much for my taste.

[@crescentprincekronos2518]

Fact

[@Thomaskingsss]

Being Ugandan myself and speak the language but moved London when I was 8 and need to go back and start a business but not sure what kind of business to get into that will make me good profits

[@iamjones2954]

Nothing but farming

[@Starz89Productions]

Trust i come to the uk aroujd the same age... only been back once... but planning next year to go and do market research and all that good stuff...

[@maasoglory]

I have a business in Uganda and I also moved to the UK as a child. Feel free to hit me up for some tips, you definately need to be on ground at some point and work with trustworthy people.

[@Thomaskingsss]

Maaso Glory yeah how can I get in contact with you?would appreciate some tips

[@Misshealthylifestyle]

I am a Ugandan and am operating a business for three years now...hit me up maybe I could be of some help..

[@hasnock]

Ohh Boy. Oshy Duke jackson is the man. I just like the way he says things. Africa is not poor, Africa has just been taken advantage of by a smaller number of gluttons. I will definitely subscribe and watch more of your videos. Rich is relative, out here people have money but live a miserable life. If African Americans come home, they'll have paradise at a very low price and for sure we can make Africa great again. I am from the continent but now here in Mexico. I am definitely on my next flight after covid to make it back on the continent. Africa needs beautiful brains like those of king obutunda and Oshay Duke jackson and many more. Keep up the good work. One love for Africa.

[@gerrytushh]

Great ideas and plan 🎉❤. Greetings from Uganda 😊

[@trmangena2463]

Uganda is so beautiful

[@RootedInRoyalty]

Queen Tigress,,,, Sis I need one of those head wraps you have on!!🥰

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Building my website. They will be there soon

[@jasonnelson316]

Another great interview. Great introspective. I appreciate the sincere questions. Watching from the US.

[@trvth1s]

For Africans who want Africa to develop, look towards the island of Bermuda! More than half of the population is black, no massive oil or natural gas reserves yet the average wage is at about $100k per person! Low taxes, low regulation. Bermuda literally has no corporate taxes. This has brought in investors and made them a hub for insurance companies! Another way to do it is the way China did it, but you need a strong government to do this and it will lead to many low wage manufacturing jobs, but this is a great way to build a middle class. Another method is the Japanese route, look up the Meiji Restoration. Japan brought experts from all over the world in different fields, this built their foundation, from then on expand.

[@Fitbody_bysarah]

I plan on getting my dual citizenship to Nigeria🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Awesome!

[@johnsontobi6432]

Interesting

[@adrianm4924]

@Sarah Sanusi. I’m thinking the same. Yoruba and Hausa are excellent languages to know to accomodate your move.

[@sumtendechaba9717]

No Africans need to be food producers and service providers too!

[@bertinacheriza2892]

Thank you for educating our people God bless you

[@communitysolutionspro1520]

Great interview with one of my favorite youtubers

[@mmmotives7452]

Yey Oshay….repping Jo'burg. You are welcome to Mzansi anytime!

[@zunaiandre2341]

Nah,we don't share ancestors

[@jab376]

So ? I rip USA too big freaking deal.

[@nittavanitta9046]

Well duh, you're not being beaten or killed by the police. Must be culture shock to be in a place where everyone looks like you.

[@MsMandeeGee]

Citizen of the World not because you’re black.

[@BoringDad1272]

@Citizen of the World stop lying!

[@MsMandeeGee]

Citizen of the World so you’re not a target based off a physical characteristic that you can’t change. It’s a huge difference. Almost Everyone who leaves America / the west for Africa has good things today about their experiences with law enforcement. So yeah...

[@Njeri_123]

Out here watching all ads coming as i watch your vlog coz you deserve to get paid for such great content. Also, nataka tutorial ya head wrap. 😀

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Itakuja soon mami

[@MistriiiMusic]

Is this Oshay or his clone? Lol

[@danielleesquibel]

What business does Is Oshay Duke Jackson have in Uganda?

[@jab376]

Oshay works in Entertainment industry as youtube content producer. He said it.

[@andreamahogany4252]

Lying

[@MichaelBrown-fs1un]

I'm from California ; Love the video. So I want to move . I have money ? I love Africa. Where do I start ? Love to content yo

[@selkoa8384]

Move to Mauritius.much safer . If you buy property you can stay there .

[@blessedm58]

The year of return makes me say hallelujah I really don’t want our brothers and sisters get lost I love you all. Amen 💕💕💕

[@ericwilliams1023]

Simpin in the motherland lmbo..good seeing you on here Bro!

[@Realminthebush]

Can't wait

[@mugenyiharrison3008]

Waiting for u, Uganda welcomes u

[@wakeupafrica6635]

are you coming?

[@unilovesisters3150]

Doing great gal,Africa is the place to be

[@YesYourHighness]

Awesome video African Tigress!!!

[@nemo9608]

Uganda is purely magical !

[@TheRadicalBlackConservative]

Excellent interview.

[@Jamaicafunk]

Find and locate my bro Neal Kelley. African American from Queens doing big things in Uganda. He's a genius.

[@yvettecabey5071]

I have watched your guest Oshay in the past and must admit he appears more relaxed! Uganda 🇺🇬 seems to do him well! I enjoyed the interview.

[@paperlanes07]

So much value in this video. And African Tigress you are an amazing interviewer, very insightful questions 👌🏿

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome. Thank you.

[@bossanovaross4628]

Americans are influenced to think bad of Africa when 'we' are young. Once one is able to think logically, they reject 'basically all' negativity about Africa, where 'we' have roots in. I learned when I was 10, 11, 12, or 13 that AmeriKKKa was lying to me in more ways than one; concerning myself, my heritage/lineage, and my ancestry.

[@BoringDad1272]

Even my son who is African American sometimes asks me why I was poor in Africa. Just today he asked me to go back to Africa. That made me laugh! I said to him, I can't wait to leave your arse here and go home. He is 6 yo. Lol

[@bossanovaross4628]

@@BoringDad1272 I know that was difficult to hear, and I would have felt the same way. They may be young, but they know what they're saying, when they say stuff that normally only adults would say. Americans teach by example, to the children, on how to be disrespectful to others. Values and morality are fake, as insensitivity and rudeness are real.

[@jarvisaddison8560]

Anything black America bashes through negative media

[@kampalatakeaway3428]

The people are lovely and good especially to foreigners, that makes it best to live

[@drewbranch7700]

It’s good to see Oshay come around,I have always advocated for creating a bridge between our brothers and sisters in the diaspora.

[@selebritydenab9944]

Very inspiring, I’m definitely going one day 🤞🏾

[@dorenmiramar4597]

Interesting interview

[@ROKOYAHASHIA]

Oshay D Jackson, is moving from his anti African content now..its a good thing..

[@chicagomycity]

His content was never anti African. Africans just hate hearing constructive criticism from anyone in the diaspora. You all are so emotional about it. Oshay is a KZbinr, he criticized African Americans (his own people) much more than he did anyone else. Africans don't have a problem when he criticizes other Blacks in the diaspora but yall cry and say it's anti African when he mentions problems in Africa. Oshay has the right to call it how he sees it. Grow up and stop trying to act like Africa or any place is perfect.

[@ROKOYAHASHIA]

@@chicagomycity I am an African, I can only truly comment on things that I know off, and those that affect the continent, When African Americans criticize or praise themselves, We stay out of that fray, because we have no point of reference to either comment or judge the veracity of what is being said...How can I sitting in my house in Lome, Togo, know what you people are doing in Los Angeles, enough to call Oshay out on that??? Please keep your generalized condemnation to yourself..You dont know me or enough AFricans to know how emotional we are..Infact the only person sounding a bit peeved is YOU, coz what I said was true..Oshay himself has said that often on his channel, before that he has been hard on Africa, before ever starting to visit, and I have been watching him way before his first visit to the continent..... Miss Chicago

[@chicagomycity]

@@ROKOYAHASHIA Oshay isn't sitting on a couch on the USA though. He is in Uganda. So again he can call it how he sees it. Grow up. You can't stop anyone from stating their opinion..... regardless of where they live. And Africans comment on Western affairs all the time as it's their right too. No one can stop them.

[@ROKOYAHASHIA]

@@chicagomycity You ve missed the point entirely, but its all good... The issue was never about where Oshay has planted himself, its about the fact that he used to be deliberately Anti-African in his content and now that he really understands a bit of the continent, he is moved into more unifying which I totally approve of...He himself says so, but you actually tried to defend him when I said the very same thing... I am grown up, looks like maybe you need to catch up... :) 1luv to you..

[@chicagomycity]

@@ROKOYAHASHIA No he did not have anti African content. But if you see it that way then so be it. Going with your logic he also had anti black American content. Smh. Childish. That's why Black people are in the collective state they are in globally. Too emotional and too short sighted.

[@katiaemeline2092]

If I could go now I would! Am happy for all my brothers and sisters who can!

[@bahatifuraha6898]

Waoooh I like it, I am a Congolese living in Kampala/Uganda too