THE NEW AFRICA - CAPE TOWN

[@AlexRedwine910]

She has gorgeous skin! This video is so lovely. Thanks for sharing.

[@mingotubman3790]

Alex Kelly spose to hold your wine glass by the stem, not bulb sorry so slurpy!

[@erwinntakirutinka837]

I wish you had gone to Mont Rochelle winery which was the first black owned winery in Africa. I am proud to say that the owner was from Rwanda like me

[@francoiswilliams]

Mooi man mooi

[@danettechavis7022]

You brave girl! How on earth did you make it as far as you did on that mountain? Please give yourself a pat on that back for subduing your fear to make it as far as you did!! Just incredible!!!

[@GracefullyKaren]

So beautiful. Love the scenery. Absolutely 👍🏾👌🏿👌🏿

[@GuilhermeCamargo]

I loved Cape Town! for me top 10 cities in the world to enjoy life

[@francoiswilliams]

No, it TOP 1

[@tpasi2020UG]

Great show. No one can tell your story better that you. Love it!

[@olittodunkley3511]

Beautiful presentation so keep it going my African Queen.

[@Sistadelphia]

Girl you did GREAt at Lion's Head! Thanks to your video, I will be taking pictures safely from the foot of the mountain.

[@victorsomme4917]

Cape Town is an awesome place to visit I enjoy the time I spend in cpt

[@nomazizizembe8662]

Watching from cape Town as a township capetonian i was born in this city I never left since I was born here

[@elcoor1109]

Southafrica has everything is so beautiful and interesting thank you for the video

[@francoiswilliams]

Sonwabile is a great guy!! I bought his jacket and shirt in the 90s in Taiwan!! We still chat on FB!!

[@jhwwebster7273]

I learn more about Capetown/South African mindset in the comments section on this video than from the actual video.

[@orangemoonglows2692]

as someone who has a fear of heights, i totally relate. no shame.

[@BruchinKr8t]

im liking this content but the image stabilizing is distracting so you guys should get a Tripod and camera mount. | this is a dope show guys

[@letariquainter7002]

How would one prepare for a role such as this? To clarify how would I as a US citizen have an opportunity share South Africa's landscape and culturscape with the world in the way that this young lady is doing?

[@josewawanjose2383]

The Beauty of Africa forever! !

[@caracas787]

Enjoyed this I don,t know much about the presenter having never visited Nigeria but I would agree with other comments she shows certain parts of a city whilst ignoring others.Khayelitsha has some wonderful people doing very interesting things I would have thought this would have been a good place to visit.

[@francoiswilliams]

Yebo!!

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

Doing well representing our country Nigeria well...

[@jaredcallender9232]

is interesting u said that "our country".....u c white ppl controlling d entire continent displacing so many africans into squalor n u talk bout "our" country

[@AnnieSpecial92861]

+Jared Callender thank you. .....plus she's Nigerian in south Africa. ...so which country is he talking about. ...

[@mricecream5194]

Stupid that's SA

[@Eseview]

love your way of story telling.

[@Bhebe40]

You're so. Beautiful, a true African queen

[@FoluStorms]

Thanks Elvis! Much appreciated!

[@narrativeshorts]

Wow, thank you for this series. I am learning a lot.

[@SBishop]

Lions head mountain, I've got to climb it!!

[@findingmedicine3164]

Thank you so much for this. Thank you for speaking with that DJ. I was going to see CapeTown , but the video made me felt this was Europe. Sad

[@truthhurts7869]

Great job ✊ Hi from Louisiana 😍

[@pholosocalven6937]

beautiful country indeed...thank you.

[@ammyjude8994]

pholoso Calven rubbish

[@pholosocalven6937]

Ammy Jude rubbish what?...if you can not see the beauty of this country then you must be blind Sir.the landscape,friendly people not to talk about adverse cultures found in the country and mouthwatering delicious food also the rich histories of this places eg Cape Town and Johannesburg.I would doubt that you have been to this places.

[@ammyjude8994]

friendly African countries i know And have been to is Cape verde , Nigéria, Senegal And morroco . heard Gahna too is good And this year am going back to África ..... Nigéria And Will try Gahna. 👍

[@ammyjude8994]

pholoso Calven hahaha you make me laugh. racista And i still visit África? have African friends. no media dear but the fact is South Africa sucks And Full of Wicked Black people . other part of África is good but South Africa hell no!!!!!!

[@ammyjude8994]

pholoso Calven meanwhile my best Friends are Black nigeriana and cabo verdean . friendship of década

[@Sparkinheart]

Wonderful video! Overcoming struggles is hard is tough it's brace of you to talk about it. I loved my travel to Cape Town and made my own video. Would love to hear you're opinion.

[@heimonmisuchiang4743]

WOW LIKE THIS PLACE

[@nyallconn2676]

Hey sis! Absolutely love the video. Thx for sharing

[@sekasizani3124]

Thank you sooo much for this Vlog. By the way Tata Sonwabile is my mentor. 2009 I went where you were at for my practical. He is the best. You just took me back :) Thank you sooo much

[@candyrain4081]

Love this series!!

[@Calvy363]

Brilliant video!

[@olusegunjackson5707]

And Anglophone west African countries... Nigeria... Ghana... Liberia... Sierra Leon... Gambia?

[@GuilhermeCamargo]

Congrats, I loved this city!

[@richie2910]

Great video loved it.

[@barrycherno3862]

African dream I like that @

[@NIJAprincess19]

More Black Americans should invest and try living in Africa It's a Beautiful Continent

[@bt4350]

Talk about a win/win if they did.

[@33mauriciom]

Why no one says more white americans should invest and try living in europe ? it's a beautiful continent !

[@waynehill2444]

Why? Because, typically, white americans have no problem traveling and relocating to Europe. In contrast, generally speaking, black americans do not commonly view Africa as a viable place to visit on vacation, much less, a place to actually relocate to and live. Hence, the title of this very series, "The New Africa". It provides a complete picture of what many African countries are actually like. As opposed to the one-sided, negative view often portrayed in the media.

[@thisspace7525]

Yes, many do.

[@mariahsantiago2327]

************ As A Black American I dream of living in Africa I graduate in a yr my husband and I are looking into moving to Africa we are young and eager to bring something new to the continent and to take a lot out of it. My husband is from Jamaica and he visited Ghana about 4yrs ago and loved it. We've had our first child and can't wait to raise him and emerse him in the culture. I graduated from an HBCU( Historically Black College and University) and alot of Black millennial like myself have Africa on the mind and tongue. I have a lot of friends who have visited Africa I.e Botswana, Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Kenya.... And loved it. I can't wait to make Africa home.

[@TotallyAwwwesome]

great video....thank you

[@mahdiblk9605]

They speak english on cap town ?

[@akalaSHO]

Wow, the hostess is beautiful

[@Bunfire123]

Megan K so stunning!

[@FoluStorms]

thank you!

[@FoluStorms]

@@Bunfire123 thanks!

[@timcamer4702]

What happened to this beautiful African sister ? Her Channel stop uploading videos of her .

[@FoluStorms]

Hey I'm still here, simply stopped working with this particular media company! I have my own channel and work with a number of other brands so you can find me all over youtube! Thanks for asking!

[@AwilDoinIt]

I'm African-American. I am hoping to move to cape town and open up some businesses. Is Cape Town a good place to move to or should I try Johannesburg. Looking somewhere with an all Black South African population.

[@FreakingSweeeet]

AwilDoinIt Well, there's no place in South Africa were you'll find mainly black people. Yes, the majority of people living in townships are black, but there's also quite a few mixing of Indian, colored and Arab in there as well. If you're not quite sure I'd try doing research about Johannesburg because Cape Town is mainly a tourist destination.

[@safetrax]

South Africa is a proud rainbow nation...maybe try New Zealand

[@antwonedavis6258]

+AwilDoitlt Should go to Durban more blacks then the big cities in south Africa.

[@ShawkyGotGame]

Not welcome. American thugs stay out.

[@AwilDoinIt]

William Valentino Von Haagen Let me correct you real quick sir. Im no thug for one. I am a full time college student with a full time job so i have no idea where you get that "thug" persona from. I was inspired to move to Africa by the African students from the various nations in my school.

[@esgee3829]

i like this overall but the floating black bars are making me a bit nauseous sometimes.

[@alexrigby7553]

Long Beach was actually Muizenberg...

[@FoluStorms]

thank you for that!

[@maximohairwe2095]

Out of all the places Folu has shown us in Africa, South Africa has really been the saddest. True, it is more developed but everything still cries out the injustices of apartheid. I could feel it in the whole video. At least the other developing places send a message of growth, transformation and hope.

[@hasanx4637]

which is ironic because South Africa is the place with the greatest actual chance for black economic success.

[@francoiswilliams]

Crap

[@napreashafoster1137]

Yeah Cape Town is nice but there’s Ghana and other countries that are really safe with a lot of Africans I might as well stay in America if that was the case I want to see the culture

[@FoluStorms]

yup and some of the other videos show these other African cities! please do check them out!

[@TheBombson]

what is the social structure like in Cape Town? I'm getting really interested in the city for years, but I also got the impression that the bigger part of the area are the slums behind the mountains where the more authentic population is concentrated. I think it is wonderful how it is gaining international importance but am I wrong thinking it is also quite racist in it's core?

[@jimbobjones3391]

+the bombson You are quite wrong about Cape Town being racist in it's core - inequal perhaps, and bear in mind the many cultures represented. Slums and shanty towns are due to recent urbanisation - successful, good governance (City and province is not run by the corrupt ANC) and better opportunities than the rest of South Africa, the main reason why so many from all parts of South Africa and the rest of Africa come here. Come check it out!!

[@JackFN_VR64]

Yes the 'authentic' populations is quite racist.

[@MadameLadyM]

She didn't mention Shaka Zulu.

[@DigiCLIPS283]

Fuck him

[@CJsStash]

Anyone else notice she put her whole credit card number, name, and expiration date on video?...Yeah and less of the image stabilization, it was so distracting to another wise good video.

[@christopherdavis8038]

whats the name of tgat song

[@ericburbach632]

and then she came alive after the visit with Somabili ( excuse the spelling )

[@mosharrafhossain4338]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@qoboningiza9851]

I just want a date with the presenter Folu

[@FoluStorms]

hahaha! you never know, the universe is always listening!

[@mohmhk]

Mehn, it just dawned on me. The Host is extremely gorgeous. I'll take you out to diner if you like diners. Do you like diners?

[@FoluStorms]

hahaha Im alway eating!

[@jzk2020]

There are too many bazungus in Cape Town & South Africa in general.

[@FreakingSweeeet]

C. Lincoln We're a mixed country. What you didn't know is that we have one of the largest Indian populations outside of Indian. Also, there's a Arab and Jewish communities as well. You just have to be there to see for yourself it's interesting really.

[@ShawkyGotGame]

FreakingSweeeet All of you need to go home

[@mcvic562]

William Valentino Von Haagen, you need to shut the hell up with that xenophobic attitude! Who are you to tell someone else where their home is?

[@finabond8926]

What is bazugus?

[@missgndlovu6946]

@@finabond8926 white people

[@Ciaragirlie]

I love the series but too many white owned businesses ! thats not "the new africa " you guys need to show more local owned businesses

[@bt4350]

Mud huts aren't going to draw viewers.

[@KayDejaVu]

Yes there is a lovely local B.O winery there. Also many other business I found. Maria Mclure has nice things

[@francoiswilliams]

Come on...so I should not be featured, wtf!!???

[@alwaysalanna329]

Efya Kwa'Kwa Cobbinah yes I agree!

[@TheRoxyB]

B T so your perception of Africa is that black owned businesses = mud huts smh

[@IamAeone]

Hope this video style isn't here to stay!

[@IamAeone]

shaky shaky

[@alwaysalanna329]

If you’re traveling in Africa can you please show black businesses and authentic African cuisine that doesn’t consist of white people that colonized us?

[@FoluStorms]

thanks for the feedback! the reality is that as a result of colonization/migration there are a number of Africans who are not black, and to segregate in providing information that might be interesting to a number of people on the basis of their skin colour was never my intention. A number of our cities are quite cosmopolitan and multicultural and I tried to show that. However your point is very well taken an in future productions I will consider that. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment! You make me work harder and smarter.

[@hasanx4637]

@@FoluStorms some of us appreciate the black business and people you had on the show. the brother speaking about ubuntu is what we need more of.

[@ericburbach632]

"a little aloof"

[@TheKofinyarko]

I would still commend her for bringing parts of Africa we hardly see or hear about in the rest of the world. Kudos to the lady

[@ericburbach632]

yes I agree, its wonderfuI to join her on her travels

[@tulburg]

the presenter seem too high profile than someone you can relate to. And if this series is about experiencing life in cities, then one should be able to relate easily with the presenter. just a thought.

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

She is relatable as I can see in the video don't know what u watching... Only high profile presenter get to do high profile presenting n interviews...

[@TheKofinyarko]

have you watched all her series? She adapts well to every environments she is in beautifully. I hope you're not thinking that our women cant look high profile like any other presenters right?

[@orangemoonglows2692]

wow. you're easily intimidated.

[@Kenzo_x]

The reason you didn't see people of African ethnicity is because Cape Town is South Africa's racism capital

[@jaredcallender9232]

exactly!

[@JackFN_VR64]

You have no claim to cape town.

[@JackFN_VR64]

you moron. the blacks will fuck you up because you are a foreigner.

[@AwilDoinIt]

Jack dN I really think South Africans, Nigerians, Kenyans, Ghanaian and African-American can really really work together. international trade with each could really benefit everyone. GDP aren't to bad and every country has diverse resources.

[@ammyjude8994]

AwilDoinIt please South africanos espeically the Blacks are Wicked And heartless. am not African but Saw How they killed people over there It made me hate this place though i have Black South African Friend . she too said South africanos dont like other africanos And Black brothers

[@ericburbach632]

the presenter is a lovely lady but is very aloof

[@awambomosh4192]

Eric Burbach

[@awambomosh4192]

p

[@realsebsworld3004]

This video is disappointing to the people of UK and African Americans in general because they are expecting poor people,dusty roads,jungle and tribes with things they are not familiar with but it is not so in South Africa if you wanna see a real Africa go to West Africa.