Shocking: Kabalagala, Uganda in 2024 (Kampala's Hottest Ghetto)

[@louisd9423]

All I know about Ugandan people are friendly and welcoming no matter the race or color. We treat you equally

[@abadirzulu5249]

I know, but one major problem is islam. It's a virus from pagan Arab's

[@charleskakooza9270]

Thanx alot for this great video,i have learnt alot about Kabalagala which i didnt know about💪💪💪💪

[@okelloedwin1703]

Thx for the awesome shot, the place is growing so fast

[@pastorgideontruzindaminist8746]

The difference between other east african countries with uganda kampala u can walk the intire city at night no police man will touche you unless you have disturbed someone

[@brayo001]

Stop lying 😅

[@abadirzulu5249]

Uganda people are beautiful. Love from somaliland

[@bertinndayizeye_Tino]

Hahaha... I must tell you that, you had a good presentation of Girls of Capital "professional" 😉😉

[@Designeroption]

One of the reasons why the population of Uganda is escalating is because of Congolese, rwandese, burundians, south sudans, eriterians, Ethiopians, but as u have said they freely mix amongst the local people do businesses and become successful. Uganda's population is around 42millions but when u add others it's about 47million Not mentioning indians of Uganda decent close to 120000 and chinese

[@blochspin]

the appeal is that refugees in uganda have equal rights of employment as everyone else. Makes it easy to move there.

[@saranalunga]

@@blochspin which jobs? No jobs.

[@Leopold507]

I just hope foreigners don't at some point of life decide criminalizing the locals and claim We from here Is our country

[@ccjohncc1]

I'm glad you survived the Khat experience. My first thoughts watching you was thinking, either this guy is Already addicted or is very inexperienced. I hope the lesson learned is that taking instructions on how to use any substance from the very person who sells it, no matter how caring he may seem does not make you appear to smart because he is the very last person in the world to give good instructions. In truth his only objective with you is to squeeze every last shilling out of you as he possibly can. He knows he will never see you again so acts accordingly.

[@billygoat300]

Regret weighs tons. Discipline is only ounces 😂

[@ericnongo4395]

Kabalagala, the little Ethiopia and Eritrea

[@JohnMghanga-ok2uj]

Iam now waiting for kabalagala night life. 😂

[@malcolmtbm]

it's an aphrodisiac dude, that's why the girl came over, on my second trip to Kenya, my lady friend had me chewing that stuff all day, then, that night, at the hotel. omg ..,..

[@edwardlawani2515]

Is xenophobia being used in the correct context here?

[@WillieFungo]

I never said anything about xenophobia.

[@hawkins7000]

Xenophelia

[@kentechsoft7265]

Kansanga is safer compared to Kabalagala, I lived there for 10 years

[@stacitowery4461]

The mannequins 😂😂😂

[@sinepari9160]

12:20 in love!

[@SonOfTheMostHighGod777]

🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪👏👏👏👏

[@moseskazungu1158]

This year wards not Uganda.!!in Uganda we have Indian Pakistan Congolise Rwandandise Burundindise Kenyan Tanzanian Sudan 🇸🇩 and South Sudan Najerian.

[@pastorgideontruzindaminist8746]

In uganda boda boda are cheaper than matatu in kenya 😂😂😂

[@CRUCIALTRENDS]

aye bro you in my ends haha hmu

[@JC-ty3zq]

What is WRONG with the RWANDAN woman's HAND???She got red marks on her hand!!!

[@WillieFungo]

It's from the lipstick.

[@JC-ty3zq]

@@WillieFungo OK kool,I was wandering why those the red marks.I thought maybe she cut her self.

[@NudePostingConspiracyTheories]

Well, Willie, id like to meet the Buganda people (i don’t know if i spelled that right). Because i also have a high xenophillia streak. Always been fascinated with different peoples. But today i am very -painfully- aware of many many people looking for fault and looking for racism in white people like me. ( Im a white-fella from Australia.). So now a person like me has become more insular. I don’t even bother to ask people where are toh from etc. One day a younv man with some sort of European accent, sat next to me at a restaurant. We struck up conversation. Then I could not pick his accent. I asked him if he is staying here for study or what ? He got up, marched away and literally threw himself into a seat at another table. Sulking. He was offended about something- something in his head. It was that I noticed and mentioned his different nationality. He reminded me EXACTLY of my grand children at four years of age, when they throw their toys. It’s learned behaviour - contagion by the internet. I asked him to tell what is wrong- and he coo. He didn’t really know. Its so powerful when pycopy others and dont even know their reasons . Because it is actually not their own reasoning. This has always been dangerous in history (remember Hitler And i remember my ancestors the Irish, where the young people throwing rocks at each other in Northern Ireland didn’t even know why they did it- they were just taught Well, it feels very similar right now in the atmosphere. Its very unconscious. And unconscious is dangerous I am old -and i have seen a lot. This looking for racism, sexism, looking to put men down etc- this is new. I did not grow up with this. And the people especially the young are paying a high price in anxiety because they’re scared to say anything. And the public internet shaming makes it worse). We have had a big immigration of Sudanese people to our country in the recent years. Im fascinated by them. Cant stop looking at them. Theyre tall, and their teeth are so whote im jealous . And some young men have their front teeth knocked out (a manhood ritual apparently). The girls are gorgeous. So different looking, and they of course will bring a new and so interesting different psyche to this country. But -apparently- to even notice that they will bring something different, is supposed to be racism. So. Im intimidated to talk. And it has taken away my spontaneity- what a terrible loss. (Except with my friends, where nothing is sacred, and no one is spared, and we have a go at everyone- even ourselves, lol !! ). And frankly I’m sick of this obsession in the young (all races - looking to get you into trouble for saying something wr- they ACTIVELY look for it. ). I cannot take this. Bit its a shame, because I have always been absolutely fascinated by humanity. I would love to meet these other xenophilic people you mentioned . And ask and answer a thousand questions and gave a laugh. That would be refreshing. I am a fairly old woman (not too old, but grandma age). I have my qualms with the human race in general. And i have had some times of depression and fear due to this, throughout my life . But it’s never been race -specific . I get pissed off with different races sometimes- always due to behaviours. And i get pissed -off with my OWN people. This is natural i think. But you have to hide natural fears and annoyance these days. Boy !!! How dangerous that is- because it doesn’t make it go away by doing this. I have enough hard- earned knowledge to know that this just pushes it all underground into the shadow, where it is much more dangerous. (That’s psychology 101). When you spoke about these certain people being xenophillic, my heart had an extra beat. That’s how oppressive it has become for me around here. It has been very painful for me- who has always wanted to welcome people, to be put down as racist. Very cruel. Well, maybe one day ill be lucky enough before I die to meet some of them. I would love to travel aga. Don’t know if it will ever happen. I enjoy your down to earth travelogues, Willie. Thank you

[@blochspin]

what Willie said is complete nonsense. I sign of low education. That is exactly what the US is in integrating peoples from all over the world and in the process becoming Americans. Most of the US is effectively Xenophillic.

[@nandorblue]

Australia went woke. No wonder you are trapped there. Hungarian here. We don’t have any of the liberal lunacy nonsense here. None of that experience you have there.

[@rogerst.lwakataka3225]

reading this warmed as well as ached my heart (more the former though). you've clearly brought out what the majority of especially the internet world is today, frightening! however there are still lots of xenophillic and open-minded people in the world, and most Ugandans just like many other African communities are an example. such amazing videos as Willie's can only tell us that much. wishing you a long healthy life enough to see you meet as many similar-hearted people as you'd ever imagine. (i'm Ugandan, East African btw)😀

[@manyord7089]

Video idea, Can you make a vid on all common uganda tribes and their common characteristics, like how you talked about baganda

[@fasolacork]

Fair Play...Kabalagala is perfect...bars , muchomo, restaurants , pharmacist, KFC, banks(ATM) , cheap accommodation , basically everything you need to enjoy day/night life....Muyenga road is my spot when its come to stay for a night or two in Kampala...o yeah , and on the top of everything its very very safe. Day or middle of the night, any person any coulor any gender , can feel safe

[@taha2010ification]

when i went to ethiopia i tried khat. there they make a bundle of leaves not eat them one by one. then they chew them and keep them stored on the side of their mouth (adjacent to the cheek area). when the taste becomes mild indicating a depleted bundle, you spit it out. or if you eat peanuts as you are storing the bundle, the leaves get broken down and pretty much slide down your throught without effort. you feel that they just disappeared

[@mkenyadaima5902]

Always following you from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@SteveSmith-zz4ih]

Different religions can co-exist BUT look out when there is a disturbance in the Realms, especially if a certain group get too much control.

[@abadirzulu5249]

Islam is dangerous to humanity, believe me in this one.

[@georgepresley5120]

Everything is always okay as long as Muslims are the minority

[@garyb7132]

I miss Kampala. I only spent a couple of weeks there last summer, but it was a very nice visit to a very interesting place. I gotta get back over there.

[@dashaunbrown1534]

❤many thanks 😊 for the great content brother, ❤love the channel 👍 big respect from london 👏 👍 🙌

[@kabaheesi]

I learnt a new term today xenophilia

[@Mgababa-ef8fx]

This is your 2nd video of Uganda im seeing wish to visit this country im from South Africa 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾

[@kokmysok895]

Top content with quality commentary!

[@jconstant7686]

I love your relaxed videos. A dream of me is to visit Uganda, Rwanda and Kenia. Maybe i romanticize it too much and it can be dangerous for a blonde white man.

[@oz-zy]

you're gonna get treated like a god in kenya and uganda

[@Justin-wk5mi]

@@oz-zy True but when things go sideways he will be a target. Always better to blend in as much as possible wherever you go.

[@lucynuzzello7154]

Theyre streets are cleaner than America. All the illegal immigrants are in America 😢

[@jzk2020]

I just left Kansanga... I'm down in Mombasa now. 😎🙌🏽 It's like Kampala to be honest. Nairobi is fire 🔥 tho.

[@LeilaSiama-qm2hp]

the way the rwadan girl walks olemwa

[@brayo001]

That is a munyankole 😂

[@pastorgideontruzindaminist8746]

The home of kampala international university 😅

[@davidmuhumuza6889]

Thank you for your good informative videos. I've followed your journeys in Uganda with interest.

[@Designeroption]

Those places are safe There is not like that , that guy is saying.

[@joshuabbanda2460]

Don't talk to my tribe that way. You don't know it leave it

[@GhhBhu-wg2wp]

نتابعكم من اليمن نرغب باالسفر الا اوغندا۽ والاستثمار فيها

[@PinoRusso-k3k]

Kabalagala is not a ghetto at all.......

[@squareeyes3676]

My xenophilia, 🤷‍♂️

[@jaynjonas]

Hl WILLIE, is it safe to walk in the street with dollar cash in your pocket?

[@dennisbayavuge2486]

Not safe, even with shillings in your pockets. You need to be extra careful.

[@NuurAlhuuda]

It is safe

[@WillieFungo]

I personally had no problems, but Ugandans make it sound dangerous

[@jaynjonas]

Thank You

[@Mr.jeehow]

Hey man, this video is awesome. I liked it. However, I’d like to inform you that there’s actually no kind of UN program that pays people here unless they’re in a refugee camp and in need of food distribution. Instead, they receive remittances from parents or close relatives. Other than that, this video is very interesting and informative. Thanks 🙏

[@koreanstallion]

Thank you! Were you a cultural geography teacher?

[@amoursansfin3548]

Hi Willy, how are you doing? When you're interviewing the girls; you always ask them about black Americans; however, you never ask them about the age gap, I'm talking about the young girls.

[@saulbenjamin6368]

I could not manage it it's too dusty and noisey sorry kabalagala not my cup of tea but still dig black Africa

[@fraolgudeta2877]

do the same types of contents in kenya,ethiopia,tanzania.. I like the quality of your videos.

[@AlbertoReyes-y1r]

que pers0na tan humilde que dios te bendiga y te ayude desde canada

[@MrCarhoo]

I love your totally scientific approach to this it's great.

[@WillieFungo]

Thanks!

[@artiedeko]

Miss Jan was very lovely lady! 😊

[@youme1414]

Thank you, sir

[@maesams6212]

As usual, great video!!❤

[@bvol7256]

Excellent videos Willie congrats, the social analysis of yours is so insightful, I would like to get intouch with Clarq the musician guy, is he performing anywhere in Kampala?

[@WillieFungo]

Thanks, Here is his instagram: instagram.com/clarqnwaya/

[@BurlRhinehart]

God bless you great work

[@gambaemma2895]

Great work👍, Great Video Brother👌. Thanks for representing the Mother Country🙏.

[@getwettendaninemadodzi3446]

From South Africa...im astonished by so many bikes😂😂😂must be very boring to drive a car there.

[@ourienabate8434]

It will suprise you that there many cars as well.but we use these bikes to beat traffic and get where u going on time.bikes are many coz lots of youth are done with school and no jobs.so they resort to boda boda riding.these bikes we call them boda boda means of transport.thats why they are many.