The Other Side of Malindi Beyond the Beach. How does Malindi look like in 2021?Part 1

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

*This was my first time in Malindi.Go to Google and search for Malindi.I was ignorant of how the whole place looks like until I took this motorbike ride for 2 hours to visit the whole town. In my adventures I don't want to be a "tourist" I want to live like an average local in different places across the globe. Malindi has a lot of potential. I look at undeveloped and underdeveloped area's as an opportunity for a smart entrepreneur.* What do you think about this episode?

[@trevorprimenyc]

It would be amazing if you used African music in your videos. I'd love that very much. Please think about it, @African Tigress.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

@@trevorprimenyc copyright issues. There no copyright free music

[@deliaangeles1185]

Malindi is a beautiful place,but the government has failed the people very bad,its truly heart breaking,the whole place needs rebuilding along with the roads.

[@carolines6195]

I too was wondering why u are not promoting African musicians in your videos.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

@@carolines6195 I haven't got copyright free music.

[@YenkoAfrica]

Thank you for not being ashamed to show all of Africa. Blessings!

[@mikaeels.6477]

Why should anyone feel ashamed sistah? We love Africa. It's our home

[@acefrm1593]

I know this is old but you should never be ashamed of where you’re from.

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

The Afrikan Tigress News station is the place to go for the most authentic, creative coverage!

[@johnsjohn1]

Thanks a lot for the video. I myself East African and it’s good to see heme.

[@ericbirnschein9869]

Thanks for your video... I am stay in malindi from 1980-1988 every year 3 months for holiday...amazing time... Beautiful place Stardust Diskothek and Restaurant Anely and Bernd from Germany... The Perents have before Eden Rock Hotel... Thanks Eric

[@francescacavaciocchi3477]

Malindi always in my heart!!!!

[@nileochi390]

Thank you for the tour, a great video as always.

[@africarain8294]

I love it pretty soon some of us Affro Caribbean's will come move into those areas and build you and I can start buying land their sis and start putting up a one building

[@mikaeels.6477]

Im with you. I will help with bridges and drainage systems. Insh'Allah

[@The13thGoddessAries]

Some people are too proud/ashamed to ask for help when it’s clearly needed, and even resist when it’s coming from people with the same skin tone yet welcome the Asian and European with open arms. Not everyone, but I have seen this backwards mindset from some on the continent. It’s going to take a village

[@somina4003]

👏👏👏

[@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158]

Africa Rain ,Welcome to malindi. Many foreigners have moved permanently here and are doing life.

[@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158]

@@mikaeels.6477 welcome.

[@jojoko64]

Now the world is building mud (earth) houses for the coolness and a way of natural living.

[@abodetidings8392]

wow Thanks for sharing this amazing video

[@GuruLiving4]

Simply beautiful! Thank youuu from Jacksonville for sharing

[@mizmelanatedroyalty5698]

Hello African Tigress, Thank you for the tour, It gives insight on how things are there.

[@jacquelinetulloch1346]

Great tour as always thanks for showing us this our people need help especially in regards to littering come on now we can do better 💯💯💛❤💚🖤😍

[@abdeldayemmedani2153]

شكراً لك ادخلتي الفرح والأمل فى قلوبنا بهذا الفيديو المعبر والموسيقى الجميلة الي الأمام أبناء وبنات أمنا أفريقيا سلام عليكم وسلام وسلام وسلام وسلام وسلام وسلام وحب وشوق

[@shugarella]

Brilliant episode . what happened to Part 2 and 3 ?

[@martinndaguatha5538]

I looked for them in vain and thought perhaps I didn't search properly until I saw your question.

[@1Marasa]

Those roads and slums next to the airport need revamping. Malindi is beautiful but needs strong leadership who will make things happen

[@cathrinechineme9250]

Wonderful as usual. I really enjoyed the Video serenely and music. Keep up the good work. Keep God first and he will take you places you have never dreamed of. I Ant Mad At Ya “Just Proud of You “.

[@sakhu8945]

Would have loved to hear African music. But is cool. Asante sana for showing is Malindi.

[@kennak5727]

Fantastic video once again to ensure government elected representatives improve the infrastructure of the local people.I must admit,I thought it would be super modern in most parts.

[@isaacmugunda8370]

Is that Kisumu ndogo a slim really? I saw nice and formal settlement

[@swarnadeepsarkar6760]

Beautiful village

[@talash3092]

Great job A. Tigress! Indeed most of the population in Malindi live in Slums! I know poverty is relentless and this just shows how poor Kenya is as a country. However, what is the chief and locally elected officials doing? At a community level, and with proper leadership and vision, these communities need not degenerate into slums! Using African building resources, we can build with style and organization. What will happen when the population increases! A densely populated filthy slum? This is not unique to Malindi! We need some intervention, otherwise the development trajectory in Kenya is 'slums.'

[@emmysudi6768]

That place is kisimu ndogo but hio area ama mtaaa ni serena😊😊my hood🤘🤘

[@discounthub1401]

Kenya is a poor country. What surprises me is why Kenyans are surprised by how poor their country actually is. The coast has some of the poorest people because many of them are landless (thanks to the land corruption where so much land was just taken away from them) Kenyans in Nairobi don't like to see the poverty and I'm not sure why (maybe someone here can tell us?) but even Nairobi has it's slums. Maybe they're worn out by it and what a sense of hope? Something to aspire to? Something that allows them to dream? Also, to eliminate poverty, you'll need a political solution and people on youtube want a break from the politics.

[@SeetheWorldIn360degrees]

More of there are poor people in Kenya instead of "Kenya is a poor country." Not in anyway criticizing your statement or in opposition but as an addition to statement. Country could be rich but resource allocation skewed/uneven...and it's not necessarily only in Kenya but in majority of Africa and rest of the world. Having said that this really surprised me as well.

[@somina4003]

No country in Africa is poor. We are the richest continent but we have a poor mindset, cursed with bad leadership

[@frankmlish2679]

I agree we are very poor

[@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158]

@@somina4003 I agree, we are the richest continent. Malindi is my home town and there's so much potential here.

[@wambui4590]

There are also poor people in the developed world but they have been concealed by the well articulated governance policies. What really makes the developed world to stand out, is the strategic urban and rural planning, no citizen is allowed to build structures outside the required standards (with organized waste management structures and provision of water people can actually start from a higher level which is lacking in the developing world) , secondly there is no free market there, it really matters what enters the country; thirdly the principles of good governance are strictly adhered to even though not perfect but they try and of course among other things.

[@jessenopiyoadory8031]

Planning of beautiful cities and towns has never been our strong points as blackmen

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

How so when Black men built civilization?

[@georgemwangi1581]

She started with slums... wait until you see the town and the hotels..if she is kind enough.. remember even Jesus said the poor will always be with us ..I understand her strategy...is to shock the system into action..she knows kenyans rich and powerful watch her channel...but unfortunately she is letting those who. Believe Africans live in mud hats have a field day .. with this episode..I hope her other episodes changes this image... malindi is far better than this..let's see what is in her game plan...to trash or uplift.

[@orangemoonglows2692]

@@BROTHAWARRIOR doesn't mean they were beautiful. lol.

[@carolines6195]

I doubt it is a planning issue, but more of enforcement. ie, unfinished houses and garbage all over the place. She has showed beautiful areas so it is not the lack of knowledge, that is my point.

[@mwafrikahalisi2549]

@@georgemwangi1581 It's not just about the good looking buildings and infrastructure. It's about the people and how they live. The locals don't live in hotels, okay? One other thing, what's wrong with living in mud huts?

[@ascot.reception]

If this video was taken 3 years ago,then come back with the same route you used and see the difference, otherwise this is a great job...i personally like it

[@johnsjohn1]

Thanks for the video!

[@joshtravo7451]

This is our beautiful kenya,thanks for the video, am sure most of us cant make it there but through this video atleast tumepata ka idea😜vile malindi kunakaa💪💪💪

[@mwafrikahalisi2549]

True! Those who are ashamed of what the African Tigress is showing are crazy! As she said it herself, she is just showing us the opportunities we ought to take advantage of in order to uplift our people. We should not be comfortable as long as our people still live like this!

[@mapenzikatana9990]

Waaah imenifanya nitaman kisimundogo navile nakutaman

[@zikusokafestus5049]

The music in the background make yo videos more enjoyable , watch as you listen 👂

[@stillbeborn]

Awesome thanks for sharing our hood🥰👊

[@user-nubiangoddess]

U can show everywhere not only villages

[@mwafrikahalisi2549]

Isn't that what she's doing though?

[@ekiscuisine]

Beautiful tour😘😘

[@annebonny8086]

I think your guide was wrong, I didn't see a single Somali.

[@johnsjohn1]

Nothing have changed since in the 70,s Thanks for the video.

[@ascot.reception]

Malindi is changing rapidly now

[@purple4463]

Could you show little Italy.

[@bellaolum9768]

she did in her previous video

[@olemedwin]

I like the village life

[@alicenzioka3118]

Thank you for sharing this video

[@Tugalukeni]

Coastal leaders walegevu sana. Who the leaders of this area? Are they Arabic or Indian?

[@Rohosafi254]

Great video

[@MRSZ5440]

It is one thing I have notice in your videos that may be a great business opportunity sandals it seems that everybody wearing sandals.

[@sherryshazala7123]

Awesome ride. Jogi muono ute maler otamogi kabisaa.

[@lucyawili6698]

Haki..awuoro

[@bellaolum9768]

Jogi nyap chakre chon, gihero mana madho kahawa chungu kod mnazi!

[@stanleymureithimukara6714]

Otek

[@bellaolum9768]

@@stanleymureithimukara6714 😀😀😀😀 otek seriously!

[@mikaeels.6477]

Asante sana sistah

[@hannahw4769]

Looks like Free Area in Nakuru without the palm trees.

[@janetaraka4493]

And I was thinking a different malindi

[@my_name_is_nat]

Everyone was staring at her I bet because of the camera. I guess there is no cel or electronic there since not even one person was distracted on their cel phone or Laptops outside. Kids seemed walking long distance for school. Takes me years back living in the Caribbean.

[@nazxa]

Hello from Turkey

[@divinecodes4945]

Am from Malindi🇰🇪... We need more competent leaders 😞

[@claramunene9629]

Hey gal where's part 2

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

It's unedited yet aki

[@claramunene9629]

I patiently wait dear

[@reinsonkibisu2056]

Malindi is not the richest and most Advanced city in Kenya but it has a future apart from beach holiday destinations and one day it could pass Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Naivasha, kakamega, Eldoret in most developed cities in Kenya and the world developed does not mean rich but to develop the living strands, safe, Mentally or creatives to create jobs, Schools, Clean, a booming business friendly Environment for everyone living or visiting the Area, good health care, a good Salary, a place where people push to get what they want in life, develop people always have a second plan, heard working, never giving up no matter the coast, Peaceful, and always willing to learn, admitting when you are wrong that’s what will turn Mombasa, Kilifi, Diani, Kisumu, Eldoret, watamu, Lamu, Mariakani, Kinango, Eldoret, Nairobi, kitale,Nandi,Kericho,Narok, Vihiga, kisi, and many more Cities And Counties to developed world class Cities and Counties in Kenya and the world.www.clevergirlfinance.com/blog/poor-vs-rich/

[@wanderkintv]

Amazing walk around but kisumu ndogo is not a slum.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

What is it?

[@irenelindsey1005]

Last time I checked it was a slum

[@wanderkintv]

@@irenelindsey1005 can you define a slum

[@hassanjas1034]

its not absolutely for sure , first theirs no street children

[@jeffreymagidi7165]

My Africa

[@dennismacdenniton5943]

Second largest town after mombasa but too small than lamu🤔🤔🤔

[@lenniefei6710]

As a Matter of fact AT has wasted no opportunity or energy to portray the coastal region in the negative light....Its not very hard to see it U started in Mombasa and now Malindi....Keep going and show us the 'Other side of Kisii,Nairobi,Kisumu,Eldoret.... too !

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

And she's still moving to Mombasa

[@lenniefei6710]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS What an irony ! Depecting negatively the same place one doesn't like😱

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

@@lenniefei6710 is there anything I have shared false? Watch out the last video. I shared a tour of the beach in Malindi. Why didn't you comment on that one?

[@lenniefei6710]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS I do positively comment on many of your videos but most of those on the coastal region have been off the mark. Like about the Fort Jesus history,slavery, Mombasa Kizingo area having no Kenyan residents,Now other side of Malindi,.......Honestly are not on good taste, but hey, who am I to burst your bubble ! Keep going girl🎆🎆🎆🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

@@lenniefei6710 I have done these types of city tours in every place I have visited. Check out Diani, Northern Uganda Gulu, Kampala etc. The only reason I wasn't able to upload this episode fully is internet issues here in Tz but in the next episode from Malindi it will be at the expensive villas. As a Kenyan I would like to show the beautiful luxury places but that's not the live an average Kenyan lives. It's not the reality. I love to stay in connection with reality. Even right here in TZ I'm not living at the beach front luxury apartments. I'm living with the locals. Again I feel disappointed with the leadership that has led to a very wide gap between the rich and the poor at the coast of Kenya. What are the leaders doing?

[@hassanjas1034]

hapo ni kiraho malindi

[@hassanjas1034]

rong explanation in this video i have been in malindi 5yrs watamu ,kilifi and nyali and currently in watamu

[@abdikadirali5307]

I know exactly the sand roads she’s going through

[@abdim8766]

No Somalis live this part of Malindi

[@Tugalukeni]

Coastal leaders walegevu sana. Who the leaders of this area? Are they Arabic or Indian?

[@ascot.reception]

Why ask about the race? 😨