Its So Peaceful Here! l Chumbageni Tanga Tanzania

[@Zainablicious]

Thank you so much for all these videos of Tanga 👍 I still remember Chumbageni, we had Goan friends 😍 Oh how I miss those days 💙💙 We really appreciate and love your content

[@InspireForTravel]

You're welcome and thanks for watching.

[@subeerosman5811]

Zainab hassan are you from tanga? If yes which earea

[@MukeshPatel-4350]

I’m from Tanga. Family had a shop called Chumbageni Stores. It was a convenience cum general store. Shop was quite near the Tanga Fire Station (don’t know if it’s still there)and there was a sign writer called Yacoob Anjari across the road from us. Man those were the days

[@KASOVARY]

The City has changed a lot, since the past. Very interesting tour of Chumbageni.

[@InspireForTravel]

thanks for watching.

[@afro5380]

Thank you for clarifying the funding difference between the Africa and the west. Education especially the formative years education should be made a human right thing that is free to all and no just the privilleged.

[@InspireForTravel]

Well said brother! You speak like a member of Parliament are you a politician by any chance?

[@afro5380]

@@InspireForTravel Nop and have no appetite to be one especially at this age where greed,, corruption, dishonesty and misinformation rule the lives of most politicians.

[@ismailaweys744]

Thank you very much you are one of the best KZbin in east africa asante sana I’m. Counter plating if I want move to tanga or dar . Or arusha soon moving back home

[@InspireForTravel]

Wow welcome back. I would say choose Tanga, but I'm abit bias, ultimately it depends on what your needs are. All the best to you.

[@almuhtaramzamil]

When i was kid with my fellows in the holy month of Ramadhan soon after breaking the fast we used to go to Chumbageni all the way from street no.7 to pick up Mangoes from those mango trees along the road! ☺ Thanx for sharing this video.

[@InspireForTravel]

Mashallah Majaabu Wa Duniani. Beautiful memories. Thanks for watching.

[@tanzanite9944]

Yaaass!. Today you are at home Chumbageni. I can see my home very near to that Mwembe tree (Mwembeni) and the small local Bus stop. Thanks for sharing. 30 years ago, this section of the city was very clean and vibrant with businesses and lots of people but now looks quiet i don't know why.

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for watching. Are you in Tanga now?

[@ameedamilja7992]

@@InspireForTravel No. US

[@phillipvmason1]

Yes !, Blacks are treated very Gracefully in Mexico.

[@zahidhussain2458]

Well done

[@InspireForTravel]

Karibu sana.

[@lovemore_]

Asante sana for the video, I'm very interested in Tanga, I went last year, and it's been calling my name every since. Asante sana kaka. Amani

[@InspireForTravel]

Karibu Sana.

[@burtisaac1000]

Thanks for your journey! Asante Sana!

[@InspireForTravel]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching

[@Adeen.1]

It reminds me of bombo hospital where l left my hub...Tanga💖

[@thebisadorychannel7574]

You are truely inspiring🌟 have recently fixed a home in Tanga after Moshi Arusha and Europe.Thank-you for showing us more many beautiful areas❤

[@InspireForTravel]

Wow! Glad you are inspired.

[@thebisadorychannel7574]

@@InspireForTravel Yes you are doing amazing work keep it on

[@mamunote3507]

Thanks

[@InspireForTravel]

You're welcome.

[@AfricaTravelling]

Nice video. Keep it up! The Rasta Brothers😂😂 like it!

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for watching.

[@MrDiwani100]

I love your work man. Very different from other travelling Vlogs. I have watched about 50 videos in your Channel. 150 to go.

[@InspireForTravel]

Wow! Thanks for watching and appreciating my work. Where are you watching from?

[@MrDiwani100]

@@InspireForTravel I am watching from Charlotte, North Carolina. I grew up in Tanga, your videos bring a lot of good memories. Thanks for keeping on sharing.

[@commonsense5193]

Thank you so much for the video. I was born in Tanga but left the town 65 years ago. I do remember a lot at age 74 though. Starting from 5.10, we lived on the left side in the railway quarters. This road was desolate gong through a jungle with some Mzungus living in the west part of the town. The little shops on the left from 7.01 to the roundabout at 13.02 existed then but were small dukas run by local Swahilis. The structures were small mud hut types with tin or Mkuti roof. On the right lived the Hussain Bux family whose son (Amin Kashmiri) was to become an army colonel and a close friend of Nyerere. At the roundabout was the main old police station in a tin-roof structure. Pretty basic and small. On the left turning at the petrol station the 1956 East African Coronation Safari rally cars filled up. At 18.05 on the left were showrooms for big American cars like Plymouth. There were many rich sisal and tea estate owners (Mzungu & Muhindi) who bought huge fin tail American. In 1956 we lined up along here to greet Princess Margaret. The big mango trees were there even then and even earlier. At 24.15, you see a circular building on the roundabout on the right. That was a departmental store belonging to Tame' (Tamay). My family bought a crockery set from there in 1956. At 24.27 you will see what was once Majestic Cinema which showed Muhindi Bollywood films (mainly black and white) in the 1950's. Next to it is Patwas. And next to it in the corner was where as a kid, mum bought me shoes from Bata shop. That's what I remember as a 8-9 year old kid. Best wishes.

[@InspireForTravel]

You're welcome, you've got an outstanding memory, Tanga City has so much history.

[@ABCpage594]

Always watching 👍👍

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for watching.

[@ABCpage594]

@@InspireForTravel love y brother

[@qazaaasenata517]

Great stuff brotha

[@mbeguofficial6646]

Good vibe bro ! I like your English talking!!!

[@baharbinzagar6186]

ممتاز جدا جدا لك التحية والتقدير

[@InspireForTravel]

Where are you from?

[@eugenefernandes7077]

Lovely to hear your description. Thank U

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for watching!

[@katangatanzania6450]

We are together nyumbani Ni nyumbani karibu sana bomani

[@olivermashaguri6679]

Please cover Kisosora my home place!

[@InspireForTravel]

Where are you?

[@gmcwww]

Keep growing brodha. Don't stop. I'll support ye, because of you, I could feel what Moshi really is alike and especially the mosque scenery you managed to present. It's where my girlfriend goes to for pray 🙏 Good luck and I truly appreciate the efforts you put into your work!

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for your support.

[@jagtanna6175]

Pls can make video on missungwi village its near mwanza

[@InspireForTravel]

Will do. Are you from that village?

[@rameshgosai3203]

Thankyou very much for all your efforts in bringing this video to us very far away. I was very surprised that you were able to take a video of the main Police station in Tanga. A few years ago I tried to do the same from the Petrol station across the road and was apprehended for videoing a government building. It was a bad experience. I had to pay a fine without a receipt. WARNING for others not to video or take pictures of a government building.

[@InspireForTravel]

Wow how much did you pay??

[@rameshgosai3203]

@@InspireForTravel Well this was an honest & innocent tourist mistake that i made. The plain clothes Police took a full advantage of my tourist statues and completly fleeced all my pockets and took all the cash i had ( from my memory appox.£50.) It has put me off to visit my birth place and the town i grew up in.

[@OmmyJames-xn7ji]

NGAMIANI ❤❤❤

[@leopardtiger1022]

What are those beautiful big trees near the Chumbageni police station?? They are beautiful. Are they mango trees?

[@thebisadorychannel7574]

Thats Tanga 😀they never in hurry

[@InspireForTravel]

Definitely! Maisha ni polepole

[@marilynbarker8255]

Great video… thanks! Do they have a winter there? Was wondering if all those beautiful large trees shed their leaves?

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks. In this region of Tanzania its forever summertime, though there is also a rainy season.

[@ramthian]

🥰👍❤️

[@misschagga8042]

Old Tanga school needs maintanance or painting colour i like Tanga.

[@InspireForTravel]

Yes it does, thanks for watching.

[@mohamedyahya1677]

Needs renovation anyway.