Living in Africa as an African American Teenager: Tanzania

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[@AshleyinAfrika]

If you want to share some love and financial support with Zhaeniya please do! It means the word to her to accomplish this goal. Paypal: paypal.me/ashleyinafrika Zelle: [e-mail]

[@MelanatedwithPower]

I don't know but you guys seems much more happier there than in SA!

[@providetriggersforevolutio3748]

I agree! It’s the Afrikaner factor in SA!

[@MelanatedwithPower]

@@providetriggersforevolutio3748 True, South Africa is America lite, same people run America, run South Africa. So why should I spend thousands of dollars to go thousands of miles to live in a European colony in Africa? West/East Africa may not be as developed but they still have African culture, at least for now.

[@MelanatedwithPower]

@@providetriggersforevolutio3748 As an African American who was planning on moving to South Africa, these past few weeks have changed my mind. I use to believe South Africans connected with us well because of our similar fight and struggle against Apartheid. But what I am sadly finding out is they desire us over other Africans because of our connection to European American culture. What we and South Africans have is superiority complex picked up from our oppressors. They look down on other Africans as beneath them the same sadly I must say many African Americans do of the continent.. . I believe South Africa will be ruled again by an Apartheid govt who will not be as open as the former one. The sad thing is these people will give up what their ancestors fought for and don't realize what they are doing. I will change my plan to Tanzania or west Africa because they at least still have some dignity of culture. They rejected Julius Malema because he spoke of unity..

[@providetriggersforevolutio3748]

@@MelanatedwithPowerAs I am someone who resides in the US and who consumes a lot of SA content, I couldn’t agree with you more regarding the social and political parallels between SA and the US vis-a-vis their black populace or commons. However, all western and eastern African countries are similarly colonized particularly economically by both the IMF and the World Band under some form of structural adjustment programs. All sub-Saharan African leaders are compromised except for a few emergent ones in the Sahel region. The AU is equally in the pocket of the EU; thus, has no solid economic liberalization agenda for the continent. Wherever, you go in Africa, neo-colonization is real with varying degrees of Eurocentric cultural influences that one cannot escape or deny. As it stands right now, if one wants to relocate from the US to African, one will simply have to choose where one will endure the least challenges based on the “why” of one’s decision. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWevaoibl5qIrcUsi=BM-yJvUnHDTiiAhP ☝🏾Ruto is the hands of the west, particularly the US. Kenyans in eastern Africa are fighting the same neo-liberal policies that are oppressed to the black commons in SA. Anti-black racism is a global phenomenon that one cannot escape domestically or internationally.

[@providetriggersforevolutio3748]

@@MelanatedwithPowerI have had similar thoughts of projecting in the next 2 election cycles an ultra-right wing white political party in the majority governing SA particularly in the context of the current coalition or so called GNU. Imho, the black SA left needs to coalesce - both the EFF and the MK - to topple the ANC and the DA as I do agree with what I heard from a political analyst recently. The GNU is rather the Government of Neo-Liberal Unity in the hands of the OCGFC - the Owners and Controllers of Globalized Financial Capital. The more things change, the more they stay the same unfortunately. I had sent another message earlier and it seems that it had been deleted.

[@BlessingMo-gb8kf]

It’s good to see you enjoying yourself in Tanzania 🇹🇿, sending love from ❤south Africa

[@Amina-mb8ip]

Baby girl is gorgeous and so brilliant! I send prayers, positive energy and all the best wishes on her journey in boarding school.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thank you so much!

[@MelanatedwithPower]

@@Amina-mb8ip Love the natural hair you see many of our people have been brainwashed to hate our natural hair and skin. But our hair was made for us to survive in Africa, researchers say the tight small curls allow air to circulate and remove heat from the body. Our darker skin provides protection from solar radiation which is it highest in Africa near the equator. We are the only people on earth who would survive if solar radiation levels spike, due to global warming. So our beautiful features the world hated so long are actually blessings that God gave us. Be proud of whomever you are!

[@Amina-mb8ip]

@@MelanatedwithPower Yes, I absolutely love her hair and she is a very beautiful girl. Black people are beautiful in all shades and with all of our range in features. Ashley and her baby girls are beauties indeed. ❤️🖤💚

[@bent933]

She will be in country God will keep her

[@R1M1r1m1]

My sis went to boarding school in Jamaica back in the late 80's and she loved it. I can't wait to hear about Zhaeniya's experiences when she comes home for break. I'm so excited for her!

[@thekailavibes]

She is so beautiful and wise beyond her years!! I am wishing her the most amazing 1st year at boarding school!

[@AmandaJuma-n3k]

Asante sana dada i always love what you doing as a Tanzanian karibuni sana many of our brothers and sisters must come we re welcome you

[@journeytothemosthigh5021]

This decision was a brave one indeed! When I was young, I too wanted to go to boarding school. When I became a mother, I realized that I couldn’t make that decision for my children, (5). This is our time now with our children. Most of their lives they will be adults and moved away and building their own lives. Right now is my gift. Kudos to you, I know that it can’t be easy. Best wishes for a positive and successful experiences!😊

[@sandramccoy45]

Ashley, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful!!! Zhaeniya, fika salaama, study hard, master Swahili this move is the fulfillment of Mwalimu's dream to bring the diaspora home. We know you will excel. Sending you so much love. You are beautiful in spirit and in form. Go with God. Continue to make Mama proud.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thank you Aunty Sandra. We are grateful for our ancestors, their covering along this journey, and your affirming prayers. Zhaeniya has made me so proud already.

[@vintagegirlonthego]

What a fantastic opportunity. A virtual trunk party or move-in-day celebration would be great. Congratulations!

[@Onelove-Oneheart-h4c]

South African schools are shallow and have lost the culture. Very materialistic. I hope Tanzania will be better for your child.

[@NeoYorquina4U]

So happy for you, Z! You remind me so much of my daughter (16 Y.O.). Peace and blessings on your journey to boarding school! And kudos to you mom for bringing this to fruition 🙏🏾

[@boff2014]

Best wishes baby girl~ all the way from S.A 🙌

[@ciannima]

Your daughter is absolutely gorgeous she looks just like her Mommy. Hugs to the both of you!

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thank you so much!

[@driscolledwards987]

Love seeing you and your children enjoying the luxury of emotional prosperity being there on the continent. Appreciate you sharing your experiences. Love, Blessings, and Positive Vibrations from California! ❤

[@plumsgalore]

Ashley, you and the village you've nurtured are doing a wonderful job with your girls.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thank you so much. We are filled with gratitude.

[@AlisonAllisontalks]

Best of luck little lady!! So brave!! Enjoy this wonderful opportunity! You got this!!

[@soulfullyroyalnita4446]

Very beautiful daughter! All the best on your amazing journey!

[@zinaba2020]

Amazing opportunity so happy for you 💕 she’s such an amazing young lady 💕

[@MINERVAYABA]

Good Luck, Darling. I know you will do well! Very well. Be happy and balance study and play.

[@brooklynhomesteader3721]

Your daughter is such a poised young lady. Reminds me of my eldest daughter who also went away to boarding school.

[@BongoZaidi]

This is wonderful. Seems she is naturally aligned with Tanzania. I also went to boarding school and learnt a sense of independence very early almost the same age of 13. She is already independent by what have observed. I think it will also build her more and define her more unique character by the whole experience of being away from family. All the best to her

[@1970sbm]

I know you have a village out here but please know that you have a back up to the back up backing you up here in Dar. If ever she needs ANYTHING, we are here. ❤, Stacy

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Hi Stacy! Thank you so much

[@kimberlygila]

Zhaeniya best of luck at your boarding school in your teenage years, as you are growing up.

[@LawWithEulenda]

She will do great ❤❤❤

[@yvie9627]

Good luck Z, you’ll do great 🙏🏿👏🏾

[@Nick16697]

Would like to see you doing interview with Mr Mark Meets Africa, (Africa America living Dar es salaam)

[@winluvwinluv3734]

Beautiful daughter study, and learn a lot of great things enjoy.

[@ZillahZwane-bc1rz]

I'm South African and I'll be doing research on how to immigrate to Tanzania. South Africa feels to hard and feels like it's hindering me in seeking true beauty in life. Things feel so artificial here. I desire authenticity and I can't seem to find it here and I'm born South African

[@BongoZaidi]

Karibu sana Tanzania. For info and any help on this, will be glad to assist

[@ChosenRFree]

Sounds like Mom was trying to make her miss her king size bed and her own bathroom 😭🤣 I don't think YOU want her to go. She ready to be free 🤣very mature and she's gonna be fine wherever she goes. 💯❤️

[@AshleyinAfrika]

You're right. I'm working through my issues lol

[@blackelement4037]

Remarkable

[@DontNeed-yg1tt]

Thank you for loading If I wasn't sick and dying I would have left this country a long time ago I'm very sick and probably dying and then I'm disabled also so I'm glad that you were able to leave

[@AshleyinAfrika]

We are sharing love and healing with you.

[@Rose-q7b5r]

Well that's all the more reason that you need to come to where you can get real sunshine tnatural herbs and tinctures to aid in your healing and you must must speak healing not death, don't curse yourself life and death is in the power of the tongue speak life what love❤

[@DontNeed-yg1tt]

Ty for loading

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Thank you for watching!

[@lantonymacon4762]

You make me Wana move out of America any tips I don't even know where to start

[@anthonyclementson9658]

I could tell Ashley is lil nervous sending her daughter off to school don't worry she will be alright.

[@AshleyinAfrika]

😭😭

[@SamkeVilana]

I hope her choozing TZ either than S.A is not due to any bullying. S.A kids can be mean and intimidating I hope she didnt experience anything bad for her to choose to school in Tanzania

[@aimajeffresswood8702]

Ashley, such a lovely young lady You have. Blessedness to her as She continues to discover other facetas about herself. Blessings to the Mother You!🎉🎉 ¡!Sinceramente!🖤💜💚💙❤️💕🔥💦💫 11:36

[@ShilohMarley]

Aaaw Z😢

[@MizzC888]

Teen doesn't seem happy about something. Could it be boarding school?

[@AshleyinAfrika]

Are you raising a teenager in this generation??

[@MizzC888]

@@AshleyinAfrika No. And if I was Im pretty sure I would keep them close.

[@susieq1694]

Ashley your daughter is extremely mature and as a mother who raised teens and surrounded by teens of this generation they don't all share the same emotional traits....she may be a bit more reserved or even shy....I can tell she is well adjusted ....keep up the good work and best wishes on school and all future endeavors.

[@imhotep1613]

I hope you won't get offended by my question : I she your biological daughter?

[@Lztop]

Where your kid's father thats the most important question.