Is the welfare of domestic workers in Saudi getting better?

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[@PeterKamau-d2k]

I love carol energy she is called just like my sister wow

[@yassinshaban9596]

Chams media doing good job

[@edmondchege7381]

Carol energy is on another level

[@BritBoundDiaries]

2:18 There is a similar training centre in Athi River near Daystar. It doesn't look half as good as this one. It has iron sheet walls and completely no windows

[@PeterKamau-d2k]

Am watch from Saudi am Kenyan here

[@forgivepraisebetogod8196]

Low salary compared to other domestic workers from other countries, 2.they want one to work in their mothers house where you get a family of 21,working in saudi needs God grace 3.they want domestic worker to sleep late

[@cherylharewood6125]

❤❤❤❤❤ thanks for sharing. And I hope and pray that every African nation and nation with people of color file lawsuits for reparations from the Royal families and Western nations every day to the coming again of JESUS CHRIST🙏.

[@wangarindungu4112]

Lets hold these Saudi's accountable for the lost lives of our sisters and brothers before we sanitize them please!!!

[@elizabethnjoki6786]

The mattresses for the girls are too thin😢

[@dannyn9431]

@ CHAMS Media and Alex Chamwada has evolved from being a top notch journalist to a PR agency, willing to clean up bad characters public perception for the right price. This is a puff piece and not the first time. PR agency + kuuza manyumba + Sacco promotion agency. I can't fault them for that pivot but to be willing to sell your consciensce to "clean up" the Saudi situation? really? shame!

[@yamayama6083]

Is this saudi report sponsored by the saudis? The reporting seems cleaned up to romanticize the lives of kenyans in Saudi A. However we are all aware of the horror stories that come out from there on how terribly Afrc@ns are treated. That side must be shown here as well for a balanced portrayal, otherwise you're leaving too many desperate individuals wanting to go there not really knowing what awaits them.

[@Secret007-ui2pf]

Fact - People are going to Saudi. Fact - Worker welfare has been an issue. Fact - Both governments are trying to protect Kenyans. Just because one side is told doesn’t mean the other isn’t true. Is it wrong to talk about things being done right? Why are you quick to assume the content is sponsored? Why not share your thoughts without the negativity.

[@yamayama6083]

@@Secret007-ui2pf my point is that the report was one sided and did not address the realities affecting the Kenyans who who are in Saudi. It's like they went out of their way to portray the country as a place where most Kenyans or Africans are doing well and that is simply not the case.

[@MichaelTheJazzman]

Thank you all for watching. This is the third installment of a continuing series covering multiple angles of Saudi's labour market. In the first installment (which I'd encourage you to watch) some of the issues being faced by Kenyan workers were highlighted, their causes, and what is being done to bring an end to it. More is still to come however the series is about highlighting solutions for challenges being experienced in the region. Creating awareness to those wanting to go and those already there so as to prevent and/or put an end to possible suffering. This includes identifying the right processes for relocation, legit industry players, and what to do when you are in trouble. We definitely have more on this.

[@denisngigi9937]

sindio waache upumbavu. they dont know what horror these smartly talking arabians are. waschana wakenya wasidanganyike na izi makazi. this is slaving under contract. chamwada should be whipped. bure kabisa.