I Spent Xmas Day At KINSHASA MALL and it was INSANE

[@gedeonyala6836]

On avance dans la bonne direction, c'est deja une bonne chose

[@sandybkt4860]

Mboka eko bonga kaka un jour il ne reste plus que les routes🎉🎉🎉

[@felicienbakulikira2076]

Et les salaires de misere, sont-ils majore's?

[@EstherKashala-qs6gh]

A oui

[@nicolebuhendwa8342]

I knew it was going to be about time the mall was full😂 especially during festive season 😅

[@mulangamwamba]

Thank you mr Tsumbu umbu for bringing us closer to our home. Really love it giving us the courage to come back and build our country.

[@yolandejedidia5165]

Suivrons l’exemple, merci seigneur quel initiative, de ramener la joie au pays,

[@tianabee9944]

lack of infrastructure leads to this kind of jam ... they should build 6 to 7 big malls. Kinshasa is a vast mega city

[@teofilozeba1770]

Felicitation monsieur pour cette video d'inspirations

[@TsumbuUmba]

Merci beaucoup

[@Désarmement1]

Thanks for the vlog. I think the reason why the place is jammed is because this is one of the few beautiful and attractive place that the Congolese people with low income can also enjoy the beauty of the mall (take pics) and probably get the chance to eat something different to the local food.

[@TsumbuUmba]

You’re welcome ☺️

[@Désarmement1]

@ inspiring interview with the business lady. Very positive message. Keep promoting and keep up with the good work you’re putting in. I also hope you’re getting some money out of the marketing job you’re doing.

[@bigconsultmanagement8775]

C’est kin que nous aimerions tous voir bravo 👏

[@ruthkashika3833]

Mon beau pays, nostalgia 😊😊😊thank you for sharing 🎉🎉

[@TsumbuUmba]

My pleasure!!

[@evelynembk9826]

Kinshasa ambiance a gogo, Merci pona images 🎉🎉

[@TsumbuUmba]

De rien, ndeko

[@evaristebamusua7826]

J'AIME BEAUCOUP TSUMBA L'HOMME À L 'ESPRIT POSITIF VOUS ÊTES AU TOP LE MEILLEUR POUR LA RDC

[@TsumbuUmba]

Merci beaucoup 🙏

[@yolandejedidia5165]

Papa lobaka lingala mpo na landaka yo mais anglais eleka te​@@TsumbuUmba

[@papysambi695]

My old man I'm here .your are amazing ❤❤❤❤ Kinshasa is back

[@bayilungachico8533]

Very interesting ,, Kinshasa is also a nice place to be, Congolese people are very friendly the best is yet to come May God bless this country and his leaders

[@edowatalu9124]

thanks for sharing this video ....Absolutely beautiful

[@TsumbuUmba]

You’re welcome ☺️

[@yolandejedidia5165]

Lobaka lingala mpo esala bien ndeko

[@dijonaymicko]

Aha kinshasa Black Friday on Xmas day! Lol so the Mall is open on Christmas Day wow! That's good business strategy!

[@TsumbuUmba]

You could say that 😂

[@jcmaforce3929]

😂😂😂😅😅

[@ndjibukabengele973]

Thank you brother Umba, thanks for all the g footages and I know where to go if I ever want to go eat and shop.

[@TsumbuUmba]

Any time

[@theresendomba9830]

Ur right the Lebanese and Indian they are business owner and those who complain about them they are in Europe

[@bloodessdk6530]

I think you should start a consulting business, for congolese, who wants to relocate back home. You have done it, and it seems like you had integrated very well Merry Christmas 🎉

[@veeluendo]

I guess that goes to show that Congolese look forward to a better quality of life and services and such facilities would do well there. I'm a Congolese living in Nairobi☺️. You're doing a great job showcasing the capital city. All the best!

[@TsumbuUmba]

Thank you 🙏

[@estherbop8492]

MILLES merci déco TSUMBU UMBA au top du top !!!

[@TsumbuUmba]

De rien et merci pour la visite

[@freddymatondo4282]

Good job Mama Jeny’s boutique !

[@avectresormt]

You’re gonna crash the internet today bro 😂i swear

[@TsumbuUmba]

lol 😂 I hope so 😉 But it was a memorable experience. What a day ! 😀

[@beaugosse_C]

Keep up the good work!!

[@TsumbuUmba]

Thanks for watching!

[@estherbop8492]

TROP BEAU !!! Enfin les congolais sont là au RDV !!! Merci Seigneur des Seigneurs Jésus Christ le fils de Dieu vivant, puisses tu bénir énormément !!!

[@MarcusVDP]

Un marché de Noel à Kinshasa ???

[@madokalala5715]

Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤ to all and thanks ❤bro

[@TsumbuUmba]

You’re welcome ☺️

[@ndofunsubadika1737]

My brother . have a break. Go to black friday shopping in the usa and will see poeples in line waiting to get inside the store

[@The12archangels]

Very true! I've seen similar crowds in many cities around the USA (including New Orleans), Belgium, Shanghai and Jozi. Nothing dramatic or upsetting.

[@leninekaswa1115]

It's beautiful 🎉thie Christmas 🎄⛄ Day😅 Im emotional

[@leninekaswa1115]

"This" Christmas 🎄⛄ Day (correction)

[@Mokonziyandembo]

That’s why it is very important to have more than maybe 100 malls in Kinshasa to avoid this. The Libanese and Indians are doing their best and I support them really. But also we as Congolese people have to make it affordable for the local people. I’m sure if the government has the corruption under control and they make it very attractive to invest in Congo as a Congolese(for example give discount rates on customs for the diaspora and the government has a kind of institution who guide the diaspora) I’m sure that in 10 years Kinshasa will look very different.

[@benbewa]

Why cant the congolese gvt build malls and lease them out to congolese businessmen.After all,isnt the same gvt paying MPs 20000 dollars per month for doing nothing?

[@philipkalu08]

Hi, our government must first abolish visas for original congolese, de pére et de mére the current procedure is hard for us to come invest in Congo. As a congolese by origin, I can only buy a 30-day visa at the airport $99, and I can't even open a bank account because I changed my nationally. I'm like a stranger to my own country, so as diaspora, we need visa d'établisement to open a bank account which is the other barrier ,obstacle, so it is still very hard to come back to Congo,it is not easy as you think , this is only one of the example, many countries in world ,in Africa they already understood this strategy, but like usually our government never think to abolish visa for original Congolese 2. Our government must implement e-visa so anyone around the world can get his e-visa even from the bed ,the other advantage e-visa money will go straight to government bank account instead of collecting cash from Airport no countries in the world doing what Congo is doing.this will stop fraud ,corruption and maximize government income There are so many things that will cost our government nothing to change them , by the way all of these few example will be on our government advantage La patria o la muerte

[@brelson2024]

Good video. You inspired me to buy the GJI osmo pocket 3. I like it! Thank you Mr tsumbu

[@TsumbuUmba]

Happy to inspire! Here’s m affiliate link on Amazon in case you want to buy it: DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Combo, Vlogging Camera with 1'' CMOS & 4K/120fps Video amzn.to/3QwbTOH

[@brelson2024]

@ I already bought one true your link. But I didn’t get the combo. Thank you

[@TsumbuUmba]

Oh okay 👍 Trust me, you will not regret it

[@kyrianuwandu1162]

Congolese people are very lively and fashion conscious even the children. As for those racists complaining about people from other Countries like India and Lebanon opening and owning businesses in Congo, the World is open to everybody irrespective of their race, gender, religion and nationality. We Africans must not adopt haterade towards non black people because of what w have experienced from other racists. We are better than that. Besides, any investment made by these so called foreigners can never be transferred to another Country. This beautiful mall is a landmark in Kinshasa regardless of who are the owners. Funny enough, most of the people complaining are themselves living outside of Africa in France, Belgium, Canada, America etc

[@benbewa]

Are these indians ,lebaneses,etc...opened to blacks living in peace in their native lands?Blacks people are extremely naive.Anyway,are you really congolese?

[@aristonekab3047]

Et , c'est normal, en tant que Diaspora éveillé, on comprend tout de suite que dans les pays occidentaux, les activités les plus lucratives sont d'abord réservé ou facilité pour les autochtones car on sait le moment où on laisse filer son économie par contre personne ne sait comment et quand, les autochtones pourraient reprendre leur économie. Des toutes façons, aucun investisseur étrangers ne vient en RDC pour l'intérêt collectif par contre un congolais de la diaspora qui injecte de l'argent dans son propre pays sera toujours beaucoup plus flexible en cas de choc politique, social, et économique. À bon entendeur

[@DelphinTshibangu-q2j]

Comme en europe

[@aestheticbosss]

Wow wow that is packed I was at Delifrance restaurant on Xmas day it was silent and boom a crowd of people came 😂😅

[@patiztv7816]

Please what camera are you using?

[@TsumbuUmba]

Hello, I am using the DJI Pocket 3 Here’s my affiliate link on Amazon: DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Combo, Vlogging Camera with 1'' CMOS & 4K/120fps Video amzn.to/3QwbTOH

[@patiztv7816]

@ oh thanks I will definitely get one

[@TsumbuUmba]

I will strongly recommend you to get one. It’s a beast ! The image quality is incredible for a camera so small. It has a a 1 inch sensor and does very well in low light situations. Plus it’s small and discreet

[@jaymelo67]

Amazing video 💯

[@TsumbuUmba]

Thanks for the visit

[@mikebrown7484]

They're not shopping. They're just hanging around the mall to make the Christmas.

[@ReaganWakanda]

Yo bra good job

[@TsumbuUmba]

Thank you

[@josephbeliertshibangu1610]

Wow this is awesome 😂

[@avectresormt]

26:01 😂😂 I was caught by the security

[@recxonbikokabuasa]

Merci frère Tshumbu de préciser que nos frères indiens et libanais vivent et travaillent à Kinshasa et ils contribuent aussi au développement du congo. J'ai parfois l'impression qu'on est raciste, alors que nous dénonçons le racisme lorsque cela fait notre affaire ici à l'étranger. Bravo ndeko.

[@TsumbuUmba]

De rien

[@estherbop8492]

Les congolais sont loin d'être raciste. Bien au contraire nous aimons trop les autres. Mais est-ce réciproque? Nous les congolais nous aimons notre pays et nous ne laisserons pas qu'on nous traite comme à l'étranger dans notre propre pays. Il n'y aura pas d'apartheid chez nous, c'est à dire des lieux exclusivement réservés aux étrangers qui ne veulent pas se mêler à la population. L'air de jeux c'est pour tous les enfants, congolais et étranger. C'est raciste et discriminant de donner des créneaux horaires selon la couleur de peau ou les origines. en dehors de la RDC on est vu comme des "mal propre" (en général ) et chez nous, on va nous traité comme des "mal propre"? Qu'ils sont beaux bana boka et stylé de plus est !

[@mboseiyasmine3473]

Les congolais ne sont pas racistes .Ils déplorent juste les salaires que les étrangers leur donnent.L'etat n'a pas encore main mise sur la réglementation des salaires surtout la main d'oeuvre

[@ndjibukabengele973]

Ça se peut mais je sais une chose que nous congolais sommes le peuple le plus accueillant. Il y a toujours des exceptions cependant il n’y a pas plus accueillant que nous, I love my people.

[@benbewa]

Nos freres libanais et indiens?Are you serious?🤣🤣IL faut aussi voir les choses de facon reciproque.Comment les blacks sont ils traites au liban ou en inde?Meme l amerique a un certain degre de protectionisme economique.On ne peut pas tout laisser a des etrangers.C risquer la souverainete de l etat.Au nigeria,tous les billionaires en dollars sont nigerians.Et l ex president Obasanjo avait contribue a la creation d une grande d industriels autochtones.Au Congo,c les congolais qui doivent dominer l economie,de la meme facon que les indiens dominent l economie de l inde.Il faut pas etre trop naif.

[@minimini5721]

Congolese people are resilient

[@makremundoquas-tufaitpourt5084]

I don't accept your comments Bro koz it's Xmas and also that's the only Mall in Kinshasa and what did you expect. Saying this is the 1st time you see a lot of people in a Mall I'm surprised ! Let me tell you the day Westfield Stratford was opened in London before the Olympic games we also waited for hours standing in a queue for restaurant and how many restaurants are inside that Mall !!!!.

[@TsumbuUmba]

I said, and I am quoting myself, « I’ve never seen so many inside a mall before ». What’s wrong with this comment ? I was talking about my own personal experience . And it seems that only you took it the wrong way. We could barely walk inside in some areas and there was a long line in front of each escalator. The mall was even closed to others. So if you’ve experienced this before, good for you, but I haven’t. So don’t try to misinterpret my comment and make it an issue.

[@mboseiyasmine3473]

Isnt the only mall

[@vickynyerere]

No guys it's not the only mall

[@r.m.9543]

There's nothing to be surprised, it happens everywhere in such day, people go around for shopping. Why did you not stay in your house?

[@princesapu1462]

Yoh that crazy

[@proverbesetcitationsuniversels]

My God quel monde il y avait incroyable !

[@elodiekalenga8634]

Hello why you’re surprised it Christmas every body want to buy a Gift.

[@DeeJayDa_]

Come to China and you will see how many people in a mall on special days... This ain't yet a lot... Lol 6:22

[@brownnnskin1416]

Really😂?

[@ndjilikinshasa3060]

Hello bro, is the price in congolese franc or dollars? Thanks for the vidéo. I'm living in France, it's so many many year i'm outside Congo.

[@TsumbuUmba]

Both. The bowl of pasta was about 10$, so the other amount you see on the bill is the Congolese franc conversion

[@datcongoleseguy2246]

SO INSPITING WARCHING YOUR VIDEO SIR , GOD BLESS HOW TO GET IN TOUCH WITH YOU ?

[@TheSHABANTU]

Bonjour j'aime bien regarder vos vidéos par contre pourriez vous faire vos commentaires en français ou sous titrés dans cette langue car la langue de Shakespeare n'est pas bien maîtrisée par les congolais vos commentaires en français ou une de langue nationale serait mieux

[@The12archangels]

Khomba ama! Tondele. However, you didn't get my point on Indians, Lebanese... The fault is not on them but on the Congolese elite. You were in the USA and you know the importance of owning assets and the economy (black ownership is only higher in Atlanta, Charlotte NC and NY). In Ghana, Senegal, Zimbabwe, Nigeria... Blacks own their economy (see Wode Maya and African Business report). Black citizens invest in their countries' economy. DRC wants to copy the Kenyan model. Kenya has a different demography due to colonialism that brought Indians there to work in plantations (same as in South Africa). We don't. So, Congolese must begin investing and creating jobs in DRC. Lebanese and other foreigners are welcomed in DRC but we are going to set a cap. We don't want to add a new Banyamulenge headaches (we are preparing a comprehensive legislation to make sure this country as it is moving forward is becoming like any other place on Earth under The rule of law and valuable for future generations). I hope you see it clearly now. I don't expect an alignment of views. Fyi, not long ago I've witnessed myself in Gombe an Indian insulting a Congolese "macaque". Calling a black brother names in his own country! That's unacceptable. In SA or Zimbabwe, that Indian would be jailed. That lady is paying a rent to foreign capital....no proud with that. We want ownership, Black ownership.

[@bitaba-zalakalonji7998]

Lakelele trop na ba Congolais !

[@ndofunsubadika1737]

they are many poeple in any malls..You speak english and believe that you have been in the usa. Has you been in the mall in the usa?. Have you gone to black friday shopping in the usa? No different in term of cloud. it is christmas

[@kalelaBadianjila]

La ville est trop sale. Soit chassez ces autorités ainsi que le Président ou faites pression maximale sur eux.

[@kabeyapremice5796]

Why are you complaining about how many people or how many congolese are in the mall! It's Christmas people want to enjoy and have a great time, ofcourse we don't have alot of mall in kinshasa so please bear with that sir!

[@yanmats3902]

just came here to say it's CHRISTMAS. Not X-Mas

[@TsumbuUmba]

Etymology X (symbol for Christ, from the Greek letter chi (X), initial of Christos Christ) + -mas (in Christmas) Therefore Xmas is correct and is commonly used.

[@yanmats3902]

@@TsumbuUmba thank u for the information, i didn't know that. still today it sounds like it's widely used as a tentative to minimize the christocentric side of the celebration as many people as myself don"t know the etymology thing. but still thank u

[@TsumbuUmba]

You’re welcome ☺️