You Won't Believe Mbarara, Uganda in 2023

In this video we will explore Mbarara, the capital of the Western Region of Uganda. We will walk through the city while discussing the ethnic groups here and their unique culture before checking out the vibrant nightlife.
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And if you need a tour guide in Uganda, contact my friend Gamba Emma of Nature Hunt Safaris: / gambaemma57

[@youme1414]

Seriously, Uganda is a quiet place than I believe. Thank you, sir.

[@blackhannahofficial]

Very nice presentation to Uganda western region. I like it 🤗. In my opinion, these are the types of experiences we (as Americans) SHOULD HAVE been getting to the continent of Africa long long ago. Instead of trying to Integrate with our oppressors, we should have focused on integrating back Home

[@merseyian]

Africa is a massive continent. this is east africa 4000 miles from west africa where most african Americans originate, try Sierra Leone or Liberia. Good luck . East Africa speaks English and its cultural influence is what makes it more successful

[@Kulmusha]

​@merseyian well some African Americans are of East Africa origin too dna has proven it

[@franzjosef7728]

Yes, integrate in your homeland.

[@fourth8358]

You already tried Liberia and look how that turned out

[@emmanueltafirenyika3613]

Great video - I’ve always wanted to visit Uganda and you have done a great job selling that beautiful country

[@naturewalks]

What a beautiful content, what a magnificent work!!! Hats off!

[@EuniceTess]

Thanks for visiting my hometown.

[@ninaogarro2904]

Thanks for the great video! Your narration is always clear and enjoyable .

[@user-wh3fx3um9t]

Thanks for making and sharing this video. Much appreciated ❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@joejas4976]

Hello Willie Fungo and I'm going to sit back and enjoy watching this video and i know that i am going to see a lot of exciting different types of people and other different types of things 👍

[@international360]

thank you for this most insightful information on african modern culture...

[@eacoincmubiru5894]

Wow. Mbarara has changed. Modern buildings etc.

[@nonicVoice]

🌹Luv, luv, luv this vlog…. thank u! I’ll be in Uganda in a few months…. Many blessings to you and I will continue to watch u. I’m a new sub. ♥️

[@ler336]

Good work Willie..keep it going

[@MissHandicraftsUganda]

I am a Mukiga from Kigezi Region.Kigezi has other tribes like the Bahororo.We speak the same language as Runyankore.And our dialect is called Runyakitara which combines Rukiga Runyankore Runyoro Rutoro and others.Actually Runyakitara is the most spoken dialect in Uganda.Therefore in as much as we speak the same dialect,we are totally different.Proudly Kiga from Kigezi❤

[@gerrytushh]

This is my hometown, but I have not visited in about 4 years 😅 Thanks for the update ❤ New member here 😊

[@hesire6893]

Well done Willie.

[@maesams6212]

❤❤❤❤❤👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 Thks for sharing!

[@user-sf1ex8sm9q]

Thanks for visiting my ug

[@user-xn4in9pd6o]

Thanks for sharing ❤😊

[@segustus]

Thanks for this vlog

[@schollaschol3948]

Nice ❤

[@meselehiruye1516]

Excellent presentation

[@hadiabdiyusuf8735]

OMG, @ The End Lady Shows Me Uganda Is Save Country The Way She Walking And Caring The Goods 🥰 Nd She Is Beautiful....

[@thapelosebobe3795]

Willie keep up the good work im a sowetan but now i felt like visiting Uganda 😊

[@nokweyisangqungwana3103]

Thank you for showing us this beautiful country. It is now in my bucket list, very clean, modern and affordable. Im a new subscriber from Soweto South Africa ❤

[@WillieFungo]

Welcome to the channel!

[@eastafricanist9156]

Nice content.

[@GoddenTusiime]

Keep up

[@mwesigwasharif3819]

OMG,these are my streets surely . Am a proud mbararian 😂😂😂. How even did you dive deeply to west uganda. You guys are amazing

[@mwesigwasharif3819]

Maamaaaa!!!, my region,my home district 😂😂😂 you can't believe how i felt when i saw this . OMG. You have left me speechless, actually am traumatised seeing the streets we used to walk through our young ages 😮😮😮.

[@Rwizaify]

My umbrella tries to fly off even when I’m walking at 1 MPH. How they keep theirs intact at 50 MPH on a motorcycle must be part of Ugandan magic.

[@bogotario]

Thanks for your video. Super interesting and there is so little content from Uganda. Maybe a visit to Masala next?

[@lightbearer4409]

Wuhuwuhu...

[@ambroseagaba6092]

Thanks for your your to Mbarara. Really Mbarara is cleaner than Kampala

[@ssemujjuyusuff2077]

Kampala is the way it is because of your man, but God will deliver us one day

[@tealsquare]

Kampala is messy because of politics. That's all.

[@muhwezibrighton4222]

​@@ssemujjuyusuff2077our man?? Who brought him... wasn't it you?? He is your man

[@ssemujjuyusuff2077]

@@muhwezibrighton4222that's what you think? Anyway let me rest my case

[@ayinahilafrahtripleasiblin1778]

Nice pic ❤❤

[@Lukepoa2]

Wow , nice documentary but if may ask please, would you help tell me what do you use for maps ?

[@patricksuess49]

If I come to Uganda I will take you as my tour guide

[@keithm9563]

😂😂😂 you two will need a guide

[@NicObiLife]

Great job bro.. question for you for information purposes if you would decided to buy one of those dresses in that alley would would the cost be. Just trying to get a financial comparison..

[@WillieFungo]

Probably $5 to $10.

[@user-ui6nc7km7f]

Love your video please show me kabale where I was born I left kabale in 1970.

[@franciskabiawu]

Excellent content 👍🏾

[@PurplePillRiches]

Thats s good quality camera 📸. What type of camera 📸 is that?

[@leeatkins1995]

Can you please recommend a guide for a 2 week tour of Rwanda & Uganda.

[@WillieFungo]

instagram.com/gambaemma57/

[@paulrussell6495]

Ugandan women are very beautiful

[@leesmith6574]

Mr. Fungo , another great video...!!

[@AlexKatsikano-hv8wg]

OK.

[@Kulmusha]

U did a good job as an American To be upfront and be honest People in that region of ankole,rwanda burundi eastern drc tend to be hypocrite when it comes to ethnic relations!!! As the last commentator eric tried to use hypocrisy in countering u Tutsis of uganda rwanda Burundi are all related and bahima are just a clan of tutsi people We arrived in that region 1500 years ago and for some reason our ancestors chose the bantu languages of the hosts now neighbors The president of uganda had worked very hard to avoid the mess the beligian masters left in rwanda Burundi eastern drc(ethnic devisions) M7 forsaw very early the possibility of abiru,kiga,fumbira doing what happened in rwanda Burundi from 1959 to 94 And now happening in eastern drc I need the contact of ur tour guide I want to ask him about buying land near mbarara!!!and that motel was clean i would stay there next time What's the name

[@WillieFungo]

Thanks, his Ugandan number is 0777 392727

[@gambaemma2895]

@@WillieFungo Thank you Bro

[@1wun1]

There was no risk of 59-94 happening in UG, the proof is that it didn't happen even in Idi Amin/obote eras. Even Congo was ok until 98.

[@Kulmusha]

@@1wun1 idi amin liked the tutsis people they were in his army He was a dictator but not xenophobic to other African except the asians

[@Kulmusha]

@1wun1 but a lot of tutsis were massacred in luwero triangle along with baganda by obote army

[@CharlesOkun]

No wonder it is the most dangerous road. Hardly an highway by any standard. It should have been a many lane carriage way

[@ramzeekikomeko2697]

Why do they sell clothes ,or displaying clothes for sale outside.shows lack of infrastructure to house them??The vendors have to change this.

[@aventasiimwe6659]

We have open markets, boutiques and fabric stores here.

[@Evelynokwa]

Our country is still developing so people sell whatever they are selling in places where they can afford rent as buyers you buy depending on your way of life so our business sector still serves all depending on your social class some people buy from markets others malls others botiques others street vendors it really depends on your life style it's not like there are no shops where people would rent and have their business inside not outside

[@keithm9563]

The nightlife: walks 39kms at night

[@bethmuhanga4444]

the ethnic group narration is so messed up . i don’t blame him , some body must have given him wrong information.

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

Nothing much to brag about here. Come to South Africa, the smallest city here is better developed than that.

[@felixsegawa2329]

Starting to compare south Africa to Uganda just shows how low your country has really become.

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

@@felixsegawa2329 one city in my country can match your whole country. And you say we have gone low. 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣

[@chuxxj]

We’ll visit SA when xenophobia against other Africans is stopped. Until then, we’ll enjoy the tranquility of Uganda, Rwanda and other beautiful places Bro Willie takes us

[@keithm9563]

If it was not for Uganda, @nelsonchinasamy9857 would be living in apartheid

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

@@keithm9563 come on don't joke man, you people once had a leader who was a worst tyrant than apartheid ever was. Not only that your leaders never retire, they sit there pushing your buttons forever. So don't give me your crap about without Uganda I will still be under Apartheid.

[@ramzeekikomeko2697]

The government has to work on building better road.Roads are tiny and not divided ,so congested,no bus stops.Good that they are creating green spaces on the side walks .

[@rutamirabitongo4107]

What you are saying is nonsense. You tend to look at everythig from the eyes of Rwanda. There is no tension between Bairu and Bahima, those terms are not even used here. Your generalisation is detastable. Be a student dont be a commentator or a teacher.

[@WillieFungo]

Whatever. Everything I say in my videos has academic sourcing and first-hand sourcing from the people from the ethnic groups in question. Take it up with them, not me.

[@NdiyunguyeEric]

​@@WillieFungoplease iunderstand you trying to categorize the ethnic groups or background but it's no longer an issue like in Rwanda you don't use words like batutsi and bahutu so like wise here in mbarara it's My home my city we live peaceful with all enthnic groups be it bahima,bakiga,banyankore and many others coz there's batoro ,bafumbira in kisoro and others they are the same coz we had issues some years back when the bahima were only cattle keepers and while others were both cattle keepers and farmers then later they released that they were left behind in business they joined with others coz they used not to educate but now things we are all on the same page no segregation we are One people as westerners and even others coz Ankole pple are homecoming imean they are super friendly.

[@1wun1]

​@@NdiyunguyeEricwhy is the Ankole kingdom not yet restored like the others? Isn't it due to this problem?

[@MusbauHamzat]

Thank u all for speaking up and correcting. We are all @progress Africa will keep growing

[@andrewnkunda7]

Is this a distaste you still have for Africa ?…I see you talking about how “nice” a place is when you see concrete everywhere. Every country has its built areas and it’s unbuilt areas…one goes to be where one chooses….then you speak of “random orange dust” ….DUST ??….DUST !!?……dust is Everywhere ! - like air !….that’s the colour of dirt in Uganda, so naturally, the place will have an orange appearance…the area you didn’t see it, is an area that has brown dust, like the ‘developed’ countries you know….it’s still just as ‘’randomly dusty” as everywhere else in the world…it’s dust ! I think You need to live there a while longer…..you don’t seem used to the place.

[@WillieFungo]

Stop crying over nothing. You are too easily offended.