Thank you very much. Our goal is to be as transparent as possible to our brothers and sisters who would like to visit or move to Africa.

you are going to Tanzania for ministry?

Awesome sister

The joy and happiness I feel every day, I am not trading it for anything

As always, my friend. Thanks for watching

My very own sister. Thanks a lot for your support

Nothing can beat that. Thank you for watching, and good luck in Rwanda

​@@nakho3550He is looking for peace of mind and prospects for economic growth and prosperity. Rwanda offers him those prospects, possibly more than the "far more developed" rural Alabama

Yeah...all that in Rwanda and fresh drinking springs and or waterfalls...like in my KZfaq channel in St Lucia

Amen

Yeah I was going to Rwanda too, but now I’m iffy since they’re deciding to take all those refugees from England

Amen! This channel is about helping people in the diaspora

My pleasure

You are welcome. Thank you for watching

@@nakho3550just to let you know, there is nothing like a third world or a first world. There are developing world and a developed world. As long as what you consider a first world relies on a “third” world for economic survival- natural resources etc- then the third world is not that but a developing world. As the media previously presented such countries with kids with pot bellies etc, they will continue to do that with such name tags. You will be surprised that when you go there, you will find business people from all over the world doing business in such “third” world countries.

​@@Kof_BelieverWell stated. Could not have been better stated: no such thing as the third world. A very subjective and erroneous description.

Wonderful

Much appreciated

Determination, focus, and more determination😅

Really! You're Chinese, you're in Africa, and you're making money. Tell us how you're doing it.

Thank you for watching our videos. We appreciate that.

My pleasure

Glad it was helpful!

Asante Sana. Karibu Sana. Utakuja lini nyumbani?

@@shinshi9696 waw. You have not returned home since 2008? The Yukon is so cold. Don't you miss home?

@@theafricanjumbee1197 maybe that is why I enjoy such videos so much coz they make my world whole again.

​@shinshi9696 please kaka. Don't get disconnected from your homeland. Tanzania is beautiful as you know

​@@shinshi9696get the Tanzanian itch back 😂😅

Glad it was helpful!

I appreciate that!

Our pleasure!

If you want to get more information from Kerry, you can reach him here. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oamCgMmC3r6omnk.htmlsi=xLuXCDBFFBJvEts8

Thanks 👍

It is possible if proper planning is done

Do you know Swahili? If not I wouldn't suggest Tanzania. Better would be Kenya and Uganda where most people speak some English.

@@sidkimuwallif4597 Many Tanzanians(in the cities) understand English. There are also translation apps which can be used to translate English to Swahili

@@coz2j69 I was there for 10 months, I know most people don't speak English...ok?

Have you tried Rwanda 🇷🇼?

@@JamCan6322 no but thanks to you I just might

You bet

You learn a lot living amongst the local people, and it is cheaper. It also helps you assimilate faster. A lot of people come and isolate themselves from the local people. I say, find a community, get involved in that community, and build friendships.

@@theafricanjumbee1197 yeah because remember they live there so that's the way to learn everything

I would love to transfer to SA in the near future

SA is a beautiful place to be if you can afford the cost of living which isn't too different to many other places, I admit. The biggest problem I have is that here, we live in fear as a result of violent crime. Perhaps it isn't as bad as we fear. It could be that most of us are mentally sick of it as a result of having fallen victim to it at some stage...

@@dochere-bolelwang I have heard stories about violent crime in South Africa. That being said, visiting SA is a must for me.

You belong here like all of us as an African just as I'd hate to be told that I can't go anywhere in Africa. Africa needs brave Africans like you and me who are not afraid to own it. Many of my countrymen it'd appear, do not travel much on the continent. I am glad that I have been to several African countries and I loved it.. As for the crime thing, as long as you know what safety is just like anywhere around the globe, all should be well. Perhaps, some us of South Africans exaggerate the situation based upon our negative experiences.. I know it sounds a bit self-contradictory...

Email me. Theafricanjumbee@gmail.com

My spyce isle brother? Heeeeey!😂 karibu Sana, Tanzania. Let me know when you are here

Thank you for participating

Obtaining residency in tanzania is costly. $2050 (price is subject to change) for two years. Every two years, the residency permit has to be renewed. Tanzania residency permit could only be obtained when one sets up a company in tanzania. Or, when a Tanzanian man gets married to a foreign woman, she is automatically granted residency. The rule is different when a foreign man marries a Tanzanian woman

I am in kigambonii dar es salaam. The beauty of this movement is. There are fifty four countries, you'll find one suitable

As a foreigner, you are not allowed to own property in tanzania directly under your name. When a foreigner has registered a company in tanzania, property can be bought under the registration of the company. Please refer to the Rwanda part of our channel. Property from Rwanda are shown.

$110 Canadian dollars. Might be around $90usd. Keep in mind also that I shop for foodstuffs locally. I do not shop at expensive for imported goods supermarkets for

Please keep in mind that for that price, I live semi rural. Living in mbezi beach, msasani, oyster bay, and areas similar is a lot more expensive.

It's not even that much that's rent for 5 or 6 month just be conscious 😊 my country is affordable for everything

@@theafricanjumbee1197facts

That's not reasonable for a NICE PLACE in Tanzania..... that's a dump.. unless you live way out in nowhere land. $500,USD for a nice place.

Contact Kerry here. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oamCgMmC3r6omnk.htmlsi=xLuXCDBFFBJvEts8

You can rent a furnished house if that is what you want. You will pay a higher monthly rate.

Well said! Hey Nadine, Kerry is single and disengaged ino

@@JamCan6322 Sweet baby Jesus here is trouble doing what he does best. Why yu putting Kerry business on the street like that 🤣 Anyway thanks for the info. I'm single and disengage also 😜

@nadeensmith47 Well, he's the Tanzania consultant / businessman. So his life is an open book

@givingbacktoafrica6322 you know what they say, brother. Happy wife, happy life. 😊 hahahaha.

Wifi is a luxury here. Not everyone has it. Most people use data on their to browse the web

I live in Mombasa Kenya, WiFi is 3,500kes which is 26.00usd unlimited WiFi monthly

True. But, you don't just come and start building. You must find the right location for you. You must also have things in place, re: residency permit before you start building

Thank you

Just documenting my journey in this beautiful country. Thanks for watching the video

Please, you can reach Kerry here. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oamCgMmC3r6omnk.htmlsi=xLuXCDBFFBJvEts8

Hahaha! I'm here, man. Kerry and I are comrades. I posted his information on this channel so we can give you diverse points of view as it relates to Africa

@@JamCan6322 Cause I was wondering wa aguwan. Like the channel. One love respect.

@Ahiyti-23 Yes, man, nuff things a come. But we have to work together to give people in the West a broader view... so they can mek informed decisions

🤐😂 mark is an amazing guy. His knowledge of the system here is a gift to us all. Thank you for watching our video, and thanks for your input

@@theafricanjumbee4057 🙄For example; which knowledge has he provided of “the system”?

@@Charcmode have you contacted him for information? If you are interested, please contact him with your specific questions. He will definitely provide answers. I can verge on his behalf. The thing is, you might have to pay his consultant fee

@@theafricanjumbee4057 How are you answering a question with a question? You made the claim that his knowledge of the system “is a gift to us all” I’m asking what new thing has he provided about the system?

@@Charcmode take care, thanks for watching our video

Between $80-$100. Canadian dollars

Mugging is a thing in every country in the world. It can happen anywhere. Though personally, I have not had incidents here, it would be naive if I say it doesn't exist. Tanzania is a very peaceful country, though. I have been to some rural parts of tanzania, and I have not seen scorpions. If you are in safari or in the sarengeti, you would have to be careful of scorpions. You will see insects and bugs around in the daytime or at night it is normal in the tropics. Personally, what I hate the most of all is flies. I disinfect surfaces and mop at home with vinegar to minimize my encounter with flies. Is there a malaria vaccine? I don't know. In the next video, dropping today or very soon, we touch on the topic of malaria and how to prepare. Please stay tuned for that. They are insects here. Tanzania is a tropical country. You will see salamanders and lizzards inside your houses frequently. They are harmless. Dar es salaam is a costal city, therefore it is very humid during the months of November to April. You can rent a property with or without air-conditioned, the choice is yours. In my previous home, I did not have a/c. During the daytime got very hot,I simply go to the beach or find a shaded tree. At night time, the temperature drops, making sleeping comfortably with a fan. Places like arusha, Iringa, mbayea, singida, kilimanjaro, and other rural areas get really cold. One would need a light jacket or hoodie. No, you don't need a yellow fever vaccine for Tanzania. Some other African countries, you do.

@@theafricanjumbee1197 thank you very much brotha hope to see you there in a few months. I also live in Toronto . can't wait to get out

@trukkerr I am here, brother. Reach out to us anytime

Great questions to which we all need answers.

@@Yohanan01 he did answer most of the questions tho, however i think one should stay there for a few months and find out all the details. google says we need yellow fever vaccine to enter Tanzania

Kingamboni

You can reach Kerry here. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oamCgMmC3r6omnk.htmlsi=xLuXCDBFFBJvEts8

Small amount of break-ins in Rwanda.

Rwanda is a more developed country that the Gambia. Cost of living in Rwanda is slightly higher than the Gambia

You're absolutely correct

You love to fish on the beach? After a few visits, a beach becomes a beach - just that! The gentleman is showing us a plan on how he’s doing it, and how you might be able to do it, too.

About fifteen minutes drive. The beach is a paid beach. Divided in sections. One section of the beach is 1k tsh. Another is 5k. Another section is 8k tsh.the more expensive parts of the beach caters to a different clientele. After paying for your preferred section, a stamp is placed at the back of your hand. If you try crossing over to another section, the security will stop you. Tanzanians love going to the beach, not necessarily to swim but to specialize. On a Sunday afternoon, the beach is packed with people just socializing.

Beach is free in Tanzania bro!

@hassshoban8206 have you been to mikadi Beach, kigamboni? The question was, "How far are you from the beach?" I answered based on the closest beach to me. Next time you have the opportunity to go to mikadi Beach, come back to tell me if it is free or not.

@@theafricanjumbee1197 they are scammers if they charge you.

Personally I don't. But it is highly recommended to have a source of income if a person decides to relocate to Africa. Retirement or pension. The ability to work online or an online business.

For rent only, or food and rent?

@@JamCan6322 for full monthly expenses for one person

Yes, it is. Keeping in mind, it depends on the type of lifestyle you want to live. Kenya is a little bit more developed than tanzania .things would cost a bit, but for $1000 usd per month, a person can have an amazing lifestyle in Kenya

I live in Mombasa Kenya... monthly budget rent, WiFi, eclectic and food $650.00usd

Kigambonii

Thanks @@theafricanjumbee1197

His accent sounds more like Grenada. That isn’t a Jamaican accent.

No,I'm not. I am originally from Grenada. Thanks for watching the video

​@Delitewon you are correct. Thanks for watching the video

Kigamboni

Sorry, no, I won't. I CHOOSE not to help the Grenadian government build anything.

Grenada, Richard is Jamaican

Hapana

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