How Jinja City Looks Like In 2024 - First Industrial Capital Of Uganda

[@AnnetAuma-e5x]

I have enjoyed the video so much coz it is clear,thanks you guy

[@AnnetAuma-e5x]

Wawo so clear

[@AnnetAuma-e5x]

I miss my city Jinja so much😢

[@daniell.johnson5225]

Jinja is a very beautiful and planned city. Thanks for sharing my brother ❤❤❤❤👍🏾

[@Afro_connect]

Thank you too

[@hamimpowers5446]

Olimba 😂😂, nothing developed here

[@senkat8747]

Excellent

[@michellewhyatt4438]

Is nyanza textiles still there jinja club crested crane hotel & we used to live near jinja club I miss jinja so much to me it will always remain special

[@Afro_connect]

Not sure

[@francisssali2550]

11:04 on the right, the white & green building has some aesthetics

[@tennaarunna1074]

Nice quiet town. I wouldn't mind living there.

[@MiggotiAllanz]

thank you for the nolstagia, Am gishu currently settling back home in mbale but grew up in jinja from 2002-2011. Its my home town forever.

[@wamalageofrey6574]

Point of correction, jinja is the second largest after kampala

[@pareshkansagra2982]

❤❤❤

[@Katoadv]

Amazing video

[@fredrickochieng8112]

Thanks so much for touring with me feel at home,my place birth 👍

[@dennismoseskibirige4506]

Hello Bro, is this your other channel? I would like to subscribe. I wanna be sure, thanks.

[@Afro_connect]

Yes it's me brother

[@jacobskelton6256]

abantu e Jinja boogera luganda

[@Afro_connect]

The official language is Lusoga but Luganda is widely spoken

[@inexactitude3619]

I see a lot of Ugandan bloggers complaining about background music in some public places because it may be copyrighted. It’s possible to remove any sound from any videos leaving only the sounds you want in post-production. Problem is few bloggers do any post production on their recordings. Videos are posted the way they are recorded. It may be worthwhile to invest in a laptop with some software that can help in such situations.

[@TonyB_1]

Well said!👌🏽

[@inexactitude3619]

Eastern Uganda , northeast includes Moroto and Kotido. You didn’t mention visiting those cities in your northern tour.

[@ramnikmodha4428]

I was born in Jinja

[@fredrickochieng8112]

My birth place town this is where I was born and went to completing my secondary school at Jinja secondary school,by the way when I was in Jinja it was the second biggest city in Uganda, you mean to say it's now the fourth what happened

[@MiggotiAllanz]

wait wait wait, u just passed silver touch okay former..what happened to that place. It was a vibe back in the early n mid 2000s

[@BashirAhmed-zb1zq]

Nothing has changed

[@jacobskelton6256]

Muganda wange where is the jam?

[@pituwaalbert3964]

East or West home is the best bro

[@fredrickochieng8112]

The main street has not changed much since I left in 1975

[@lakanastar]

Ernst May the german architect isnt involved in any urban planning of either kampala or jinja,only Nairobi

[@MulondoPatrick-w4h]

Always try to move the whole town not only 3 streets and then you say is the fourth largest

[@ErnestCruz-b1l]

But the city looks like a village it's not developed

[@MukoseHuzeifa]

😂 beautiful city

[@hamimpowers5446]

Nothing developed here, eeeeh it looks like a township. The word "city" is misused when referring to jinja

[@wamalageofrey6574]

It depends on the context and perspective where it is used. According to the Ugandan perspective and level of development, it's a city just like all the other 10 municipalities that were elevated to that status after the capital Kampala. Therefore there's no misuse of the word. For example if you went to the western world even Kampala which is considered as the country's capital doesn't match the their cities or municipalities . So perspective is key .

[@theugfreelancer8769]

U are shallow minded. Just because of Jinja has maintained its historical heritage u think its all about glasses..go to London u will find buildings of 500 years

[@bangkoknak4969]

Sorry bro. You have made many mistakes about the history of Jinja. Please research better or ask somebody who grew up there. Thanks for the video. Brings back many memories.

[@jacobskelton6256]

abatunzi baziyiza batya obubbi