As a black American, black Americans, especially women have to leave the American culture behind when going to Africa… what would make someone so arrogant and disrespectful that they would go to another culture and not respect that culture and customs.. if the culture is to wear a hijab 🧕 then why would a black American woman be there wearing tight revealing clothes and not expect the locals to be offended??? Respect the country, culture, and customs when you travel

Can’t wait to visit Tanzania! 🇹🇿🫶🏾 This sister had a problem with dressing modestly, and respecting the culture. Maybe she would be better off in Accra, or back in America where she could dress more revealing. TZ sounds more like a family friendly culture where i can raise my children away from the debauchery. I love it! Please don’t change! 👏🏾👏🏾

This woman did no research before moving. She was shocked by the culture, weather, bartering system, and visa rules. She expeceted to bring her brasen Westernized attitude to a conservative country and be loved for it. Life is about preparation and adaptation. Even the young men were embarrassed by the way she dressed. That says a lot.

I dont believe that African Americans are going to be able to assimilate in most African countries until there are more structured programs to help make the transition easier. As an African American we are wanting to belong and heal from generational trauma. We are not looking to be traumatized when we make such a big move to Africa. I know it may seem small to others but being over charged for us hits differently probably because it carries the feeling of being used and not really wanted. We carry that scar because our historical experience. Surely you can understand that.

I lived in Ghana from 2017-2019, I only came back because it was very hard to figure out how to get citizenship. I went to immigration several times and no one knew how to help me. I even brought a copy of the law that said we could get citizenship. So back into captivity in America I went. Over the 3 years I was in Ghana I spent like 35-40k. I rented a 3 bedroom 3 bathroom place, it was very nice. I didn’t want to come back but I can’t stay somewhere with no citizenship.

as a Tanzanian, this sister did not examine what she can do and what she cannot do in front of African communities. here in Tanzania, if you wear clothes that leave a large part of your body exposed, we will look at you and you will leave many questions for people,and worse thing is, it shows that she has gone to live in a housing complex, if she was in her own private house or went to a night club, she could be free to wear the clothes she likes, but if you go out, dress civilly, no one would be surprised. neither muslim nor christian we all respect dressing. the other thing is that she should have a local friend who would make her understand the life here and so that she can be close to the community.

I've never experienced that and I am African American I think if African American people going to African learn about the culture, language, respect their beliefs and be modest when walking around change that American mindset adapt the African mindset. You can't go over there and don't respect their laws .

As an African born in Africa and raised by Africans in the diaspora, I have tried to go back home ( west and east) and I can tell you that there is an insidious hatred from africans that needs to be acknowledged. It makes the racism in American seem trivial and trust me I don't say this lightly. The issues are way more intense than just trying to fit in or adapt. I hate the perception of diasporans not being strong enough or being too spoiled to adapt.

Tanzania is a conservative country. Has this lady considered learning Swahili? If she shows interest in the language, she may see that the locals may be different. As in America, Americans expect foreigners to speak English; so why won’t she learn Swahili? If she does even attempt to learn she will find many locals to be very helpful.

Tanzania is great place! I love Tanzania ! God bless Africa !!!

As a black American who lived in Uganda. I’ve rarely ran into black Americans also it takes time to get use to living in some of these countries. I love going back.

To be honest, she doesn’t have any major problems. She just need a base of friends, because no matter where a person move to, they need friends, otherwise anybody will feel lonely. If she stays, she will get over it. It’s nobody’s fault, she’s just EXTREMELY lonely! She’ll be alright if she find friends!! ❤❤😌🇺🇸

The issue with that sister is individual versus group. She said she was a loner. Africa is mostly about groups ( family, tribe, friends). She didn't understand that it's about your team not just you. If you don't have a team, you're going to have big problems . Plus , in my option , a single black woman should not move to a Muslim country. If you are not from there, or speak the language, it's not good.

All I heard was her personal interpretations and her FEELINGS. Then she included all expats into her personal experience. I've always felt welcomed in Africa and other continents. Life isnt perfect everyday...adults know this. Learn the lesson and move through it better the next time if any. I also sense American entitlement BIG TIME! I'm headed back to Africa for the 3rd time this year! Can't wait to get back to the garden of Eden!

Excellent job brother! As a black American I applaud your efforts your videos are wonderfully put together and insightful!please keep up your excellent work! 🫶🏾💯🫶🏾

Unless retiring, if Black Americans don’t have skills and mindset needed to invest and build much needed opportunities on the continent. Stay in America please ‼️

My brother, thank you for your thorough analysis of why it's difficult for many African Americans to fit in many countries of Africa. I've always told people to travel to an African country and see how they move culturally, spiritually, economically, and religiously. In my research, I see many of the African countries are either ATR, Christianity and Islam, now, I'm going to say something that will offend many when I say this, I find religions to be the biggest barriers in the African diaspora because none these religions were ordained by the Creator of the Heaven. They all got their origins from a man and his philosophical beliefs and a date when they started. They're cults. Religions divide people, and spirituality unites people. I'm sure this is going to raise many antenna, and it's not my intention to offend, and one of the main reasons why the world's is so screwed up royally. Any African Americans that goes to any African countries be prepared for some cultural shocks and leave your American cultural mindset at home if you can and find a group of people that will show you around and how a particular country move. Young sister, please leave your magic city girl outfit at home and dress accordingly to that country customs it will help the locals to open up to you more, I believe. Africa is a developing continent and has a lot of work to do with shedding the neocolonist mindset to put itself back on track and the world stage where it belongs.

I think your experience living in Africa is what you make it. If you are open to learning and adapting to a new and different culture, language and belief systems you will love being there. If you are closed off to new things and different people, the locals will pick up on it quickly and isolate you. Maybe she is set in her ways at 34 years old, or she could have chosen a different country that is more western and she can identify with the environment better. Maybe South Africa would be better.

🧢🧢🧢 I’ve traveled east Africa an Tanzania a lot and for 1 they give you a year for your visa & you can apply at the offices 2 soon as I get there I am greeted with love an RESPECT matter of fact Tanzania made me have pride in myself as a Black Man cause of how much respect I got, 3 I had plenty of opportunities to do business there people were literally offering me to be apart of projects. But not to say she is lying i think this is a trauma response from being an African American to where she didn’t analyze that traveling to Islamic law countries is VERY challenging

I can say 99% of this dude content is on black America, we rent free in his head.

African American DNA is more connected to West Africa than East Africa,the more reason they connect and feel happier when they settle in Ghana or Nigeria.There's something about these two countries that other African countries don't have.

I mean it is what it is...as a black American you gotta expect to not get treated the same. No reason to get upset about it. I had a Nigerian girl here in America tell me she couldn't talk to black Americans. Because we sell drugs or some sht. I just laughed and went on about my business

Iam Tanzanian have many friends from USA especially Africa in America most of them they don't respect the law they know much tolking to much I have friend from Philadelphia now he have kid and he stay in Dar el salaam now he speak Swahili Iam driver Uber and bolt so I have enough experience about Africa in America plz don't tell others people that Tz is bad country let me tell you the truth in world you will never see county like Tanzania

I'm sorry, as a Black person born in Europe, I feel that African Americans expect too much from the world. I saw in the comments sayng that Tanzia should provide a program for African Americans. Why should Tanzania provide you with all this? If I were to come to Tanzania, I would do whatever it takes to adapt to the culture. You are not handed everything on a silver platter. The problem is that most African Americans have never traveled outside of America and expect a red carpet while showing arrogance, for this reason i find it difficult to get along with African Americans. That is not how life works. Most Black people in the diaspora, such as Caribbean people, do not behave in this way. If you want to come to Africa, come with humility or don't go at all.

Being a single mother from the West is not a big plus with African men, despite being american.

Am I hearing hate & jealousy from even our own people over there? Wow, on top of the hatred and racism that we already deal with in America! I have always heard that Africans have hate for African Americans, even stooping to low levels of calling us lost dogs in their own language. I never believed it but after hearing these stories, I am sad. I had a good experience when I visited Ghana, however, I did get over charged when I shopped alone. I would not move back unless I knew a trusted person/family.

👀 I hope FBA are reading these comments... hearing and taking to heart the spoken and unspoken..........

Just so you know that TZ has immigration laws just like other countries, and if an immigrant wants to live in TZ illegally he/she will face the Law enforcement just like in America. Is that easy to live in America illegally? How many people have escaped to Canada from America just because they have no American Papers? Also Immigration Laws of Tanzania have NOT changed since Magufuli Passed away, they still the same..so don't fool people that because of new Administration a lot have changed. All people of all kind and Nationality are welcome to Tanzania but they have to come legally and acquire papers which allow foreigners to live in the country, just like in American countries, European countries and even Kenya.

Thanks for an amazing analysis of this issue! You are giving helpful information for those wanting to leave America

Because they believe we don't come with a plan, my sister and brother don't give up so easily it's our home. Just love your African brother.

She sounds like a modern woman. Others would not have this experience

It's not discrimination,it's jealousy ,tribalism,corruption and ignorance!

Researching before transition is crucial! Befriending some of the elder local inhabitants is valuable! Sorry that this daughter could not make it in Tanzania! When I came to the USA from the Caribbean, my sister sent me to the corner store to buy something for her! What I saw in the streets of New York made me cringe! On returning to her home, I told her that I was going back home tomorrow! She laughed at me when I told her what I had seen and she said we would be moving that weekend! I’m still here 54 years later!

The thing is, you never Narrate about your country Kenya. Everyday is Tanzania and Ghana.

We embrace all black Americans because it's our obligation to help them integrate within us. I want to urge black Americans who recognize Africa to be their home to be careful not to be misled by some black Americans who say that their origins is not Africa. They should not be afraid to join us here because we have been waiting for them to come back. It's so wrong to hear some black Americans saying that they were originally from the American continent. I felt bad watching that clip. We want them all here. God will have no mercy on anyone attempting to allienate them.

I am AA living in Nigeria and I can never understand ANYONE intentionally living in a country ILLEGALLY... I mean, what makes them more special than the CITIZENS! I started my. citizenship process as I was coming back and forth from USA to Nigeria. I AM NOW A NIGERIAN CITIZEN WITH NIGERIAN PASSPORT, NIN# AND DRIVERS LICENSE! LEARN ABOUT THE PLACE BEFORE YOU MOVE THERE!!!! NOT GOING TO LIE AND SAY IT WAS EASY BUT I WAS DEDICATED TO THE PROCESS AND IT WORKED IN MY FAVOR! STAY BLESSED!

Tanzania is modest and that is beautiful, American ladies that are used to dressing however will have a problem there . Is much easier for us men to love and appreciate Tanzania. When you go places you have to respect the culture and values

If you don’t fit you don’t fit, many have been too westernized from nature/natural/tribalism/development/Africa…what seems great from KZfaq videos etc is a different reality some of the time. Africa is about a new beginning, being reborn as black diaspora into someone of your own making reflective of the new environment. While we are black African descendants, we are all not native born African so ones have to be realistic, opening minded, strong, and have resolve about what moving to Africa entails; visits ok but long term it’s not for everybody. In my understanding, experiences, and outlook, moving to Africa is about creating what the black diaspora never had in the western world, and that is community…the opportunity to create a community with likeminded people from the west & locals is key to mental ease & peace of mind. What many in some cases naive & happy go lucky westerners believe is Africa shares the same standards as western nations across the board but not so. Africa is in its developing stage, and unless one’s share in that vision & can hold their own, to go to Africa without that in mind is not realistic, and in some cases you won’t find what your use too/looking for. Africa awaits its creators, not ready done repats who lived in a bubble all their lives…it’s going to take tolerance, tenacity & work, and as diasporas we have the opportunity to influence & help Africa grow in the right and truest sense…Food, clothes, shelter, clean water, natural medicines that work to prevent & cure disease…the basic fundamentals of life with black love; that is what one’s need along with some money to self sustain and invest in cash flow ventures. If your not rich don’t expect to be living that GoodLife fitness, in a mansion on the beach overly looking turquoise waters, eating grapes & salads to the sound of Kongo drums in Kente cloth outfits, while the limo waits out front to take one’s to the latest Burnaboy concert. Most don’t even get that in the western world smh and expect it in Africa…Less your a affluent colonizer descendant, in government or a major corporate player in the respective nation…your having pipe dreams. What you can expect is a decent home near the beach with cheaper rent or purchase price, local produce and/or grow your own garden it’s cheaper than big supermarkets with foreign import brand products; work out at home, all you need is discipline; a bicycle/local bike/mini bus/taxi/Uber to get around or buy your own vehicle; electricity can & will go out on occasion; buy bottled water it’s recommended; connect with other repats & locals… you win some you lose some like anywhere else…the African heaven most are seeking has to be built so it’s not there yet(automatically)…and the most important thing, budget budget budget…If you can’t cook and want to eat out 5 times a week you best be a tourist for a week or 2, if not things will add up; Next you’ll be famous on KZfaq crying about how Africa didn’t work for you. A few more pointers, Dress the standard/modest/respectable, watch out for those mosquitos…long sleeves especially at evening/night and close your doors & windows, use fan & a/c if have to keep cool, Didn’t get melanated by cool temperatures but by the hot sun. Man/woman up.✊🏿❤️🖤💚🌍

All you’ve said is true. I experienced it also and more. Left there and happy I did. Your word (ESCAPE )was epic..

If you’re wounded and broken here in the states, you’ll be problematic or miserable anywhere else! Running from your generational curses to another country will have you like a chicken with his head cut off!!!

She seems like a nice girl, well mannered and respectful. It's the people that was the problem

If your a foreigner and want to live in 🇹🇿 make sure you get your papers straight,if you want to deal with immigration you need to know someone there and for that to happen you need a tanzanian friend .immigration also does as Tanzanians dirty even when we need a passport .

The problem is in American mentality . Selfish exepsionslism is not welcomed overseas

I’m feeling sorry to here this from the sister about experience she had … I’m Tanzania and I’m living abroad you can’t imagine the challenge we get the Tanzanian ourselves just to ask the Passport …

Its being sensible to the culture and so sense of the countries history im from California visiting tanzania, but i first established a family and friends contact before i arrived, so far im learning ,embracing and enduring the visit as with pleasure..even hung out with t3 and me youtuber..

Since coming into the knowledge of who we really are as a people….We will never truly have peace until our Father returns and place us in our true home

I have seen this young lady on several channels. She traveled to a few Africans countries with a toddler. The moment the honeymoon is over and she don't get what she want's she bash the country and levaves.

In this day and time, the majority of African Americans are 100% europeanized (although most are in denial) and culturally have no connection to Africans. The expectation of an African American's transition in Africa should be difficult because of the extreme cultural differences. You both are foreigners to each other. African Americans who want to move to Africa need to understand that they are foreigners to Africans, and as with any foreigner trying to assimilate into another country, the difficulty and hardship in adapting is expected.

Africa does not have jobs for foreigners, this is why Africans leave and come here to America or the UK because all the jobs are here.

As an American I seen a lot of raw videos of Africa that literally had me shook. Communities living in garbage slums, extreme poverty.... The Africans in America act like home is running through fields with daisies in your hair and the sun shining with birds chirping.... what we see and what I'm hearing are completely different. Even the African people I work with. They seem to want to stay here. I've asked them when are you going back home? Are you building back home???? What businesses are you setting up back home to help the community and yourself when you go back there? The literally look at me like I'm speaking a different language, never answering. When I express how I want to go to Africa and travel, donate and possibly start a plan for relocating or buying property.... I'm side eyed and teeth are sucked😢😢. It's also very interesting how I'm told every stereotypical thing is only a black American thing!! The Africans I've worked with and came in contact with have stopped talking to me when I refer to them as "us"😮😢😂😂😂 Literally East African, South African, West African people I work with the only thing they have in common is africa. No language, nothing. Yet I'm considering an outsl ider and not qualified to sit with them!!! I literally got written up for telling a lady from Togo she seems really happy to invite the non-black people to her country why is she not reciprocating the same feelings towards us???? I was told I offended her🤔😔🤨🤨😐

No matter where we go we face social and cultural discrimination and ignorance. Adapting does not mean forgetting ones own culture, identity and history.

Great video Kaka.

I think most diasporas can fit inn in west Africa, but their mindset don't like competitions amongst themselves, you needs to have a business mindset if you wanna live in ghana comfortable,and secondly most love in the capitals that's why

I think most African Americans would easily adopt to South Africa because its closer to America culture and its more organized

TZ, stand your ground. We look up to u for utaduni and the true African socialism.. If one cannot stand being in TZ, its not TZ, its her! Colour doesnt exuse your sbuse if local culture. And dont collar in all AAs. Carry your cross. Their country their rules. ❤ from 🇰🇪

I appreciate your love and support for the people ✊🏾 I would love to unite with you brother when I get there

Well, we don't want them in the US either.

That sister is fine and has a nice personality. Sorry you had a tough time. Keep your head up.

I am not AA. I am Jamaican. I have lived in America and have learned the ways of AAs and JAs. I find it difficult some times to navigate the separatism that can sometimes rare its nasty head from both. This was brought on by the colonist. They forced us to learn to hate each other and to be skeptical of one another. Apparently this holds true for even our brothers and sisters that were never stolen. I would love to relocate back to one of the African countries. Tanzania was one of my top choices. I am sad to hear the things this young lady experienced and that many AAs are leaving. I am still optimistic in my desire to explore Africa as my home. Thank you for this expose and for the different angles one needs to consider. I truly hope one day we will realize that we need each other. That divide and concur has been the only strategy the colonist have truly been successfully destroying us with.

I agree with people who say South Africa may be a little bit easier for an African American. But South Africa is dangerous in terms of crime. Wealthy but crime ridden. Because we have the largest gap between rich and poor in the world. Amen.

I hope Tanzania never accepts our western women ways.

This 1st Sister doesn't seem to get it. Tanzanian are a very respectful and modest people. Americans and Europeans, in many instances, just are so arrogant ,ignorant and contemptuous of the customs and mores of other people. I saw a video of a muscular black man , without a shirt, walking around a city in China. That was not only silly but disrespectful. The same with workout clothes , common sense would tell you that what's acceptable in the US wouldn't always work in another country.

Why do Kenyans are so obsessed about Americans if they're staying or leaving???

Your title is not entirely fair to your country. However, the reality is that black americans do not have support of the American government in moving to Africa and setting up successful businesses in Africa the way that Chinese do. Other races like indians move in tight clicques and form business communities with relative ease in Africa. Yet when African Americans try to build those communities, Africans complain that AA are not integrating in the broader African society. It is like damed if you do and damned if you dont. The fact is that other races have had a head start in Africa over AA. Those other races protect eachother so that they are not cheated or feel disconnected. However, many AA cant say the same when it comes to buying land, building a home, setting up a business and just doing the very basics of life such as establishing relationships to buying food to eat in parts of Africa. Black people have to do a better job of working with eachother so we can succeed as a people wherever we may be stound the world.

DON'T EVER ACT AS IF WE'RE DESPERATE TO BE IN YOUR COUNTRY !!! WE'RE NOT FLOCKING TO YOUR COUNTRY - don't get it twisted

Black American women will have a hard time in any country outside the US unfortunately

I don't think it's about how beautiful Africa is but how the African countries and governments make it easy for them to relocate to Africa and be embraced.Only country that's doing better in welcoming our black people to Africa is Ghana.Am not from Ghana though but I hv been following the Ghanaian initiative.

Very informative video. Before relocating we need to do our research and visit first. Thanks for your honesty.

We have to visit, connect, control your emotions, taking our time and plan.

I don’t think that the people in the diaspora especially those in North America, please stop comparing America with Africa. I’m surprise of the Jamaican lady, she should know better. Africa is in its developmental and building stages. You have to go to Africa with some money and a building mentality. Do an in-depth and thorough research.

As far as I see it, God brought my family to the Caribbean and this is where I belong, I have no interest in living in the lands of my ancestors Africa or Europe, visiting is one thing, living is another.

Excellent video Brother.

Just because we are from America doesn't mean we are rich. T😢he majority are leaving and just living from their retirement. Which isn't much. If we can't get the same price as a local, why come? That's an issue we don't have to deal with anywhere else. Also keep in mind the cost of living in America is ridiculously high. So you overcharge people trying to escape it, lbvvs

Their attitude and mentality is the same reason they lose in America….No matter where you go in the world you have to take you with you so don’t blame any of the countries in Africa for your flawed black American mentality and character.

11:00 He asked her to put on something more modest so that his girlfriend wouldn't think there was anything going on behind her back. That's all

Great video. I believe authentic videos should be shown as to what's needed to assimilate in each country. What one needs to know, the how to. It may give better insight before one packs up and make the move.

its sometimes not easy to some South Africans to live in other parts of Africa let alone African Americans, the connection is no longer there. Yes, we all black but the structure is broken. for me i think if African Americans wanna relocate to Africa, they should come to Africa as human beings coming to other human beings, find a place that suites them well, learn about it and take everything from there....After all love will conquer.

You made a incredible documentary your analysis on this is masterful I feel if she had traveled with a husband or some type of family support especially if you had that in America relocation is not easy you miss your old life and find things to fault.

She wouldn't complain about any European country she would gladly wait for 20 Hours and smile and make positive videos smh.

Whether it's in your own country or a foreign country, nobody likes to be treated as a second-class person, and unfairly, I can only imagine what our ancestors went through themselves. Trust me, it hurts. I have experienced unfair treatment and racism myself countless times as an expat in other countries. But you cannot show your weakness by shedding tears; it'll embolden the actors. Someone who treats you with contempt or unfairly will continue to do so until you stand up against them and draw a line in the sand! However, one thing I knew for sure was that I had to stand up for myself and fight. I learned from my past mistakes and made sure that before I went somewhere, I did my research and knew my rights with respect to the country's population and culture.

There are Many African's who dont accelt African Americans based on ghings they've heard & not seen. Many African countries are very judgemental but claim and will tell you that their ppl are Smarter, aren't drug addicts or have children out of wedlock,dont believe in Abortions or sex befire marriage .They say African Americans are wild & lose but then we find out that a lot of the sane things they say about Americans is true also about them. 😮 Those ideas about African American ppl makes it hard to then connect with them. But I would never move tgrir without extensive research about the ppl,country & culture. I easily accept others flaws and can still adapt,but I do realize that I'm not everyone. But You want to be comfortable,you want jt to feel lije home,you need friends ,so if these things aren't happening for you,then thats the sign its not for you. Thads why before moving,go experience the country & ppl for a few months before actually moving there.

Suggestion for the young woman: Try going to San Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. Another destination you may want to travel to is the African Columbian parts of Columbia.

Thank you for your perspective brother.

I use to have an interest in vacationing to Africa. Not after hearing all the troubles and dislikes so called black Americans encounter by Africans. No welcome mat their for us.

That's horrible, it seems like they welcome every other race,but their own people. We been living in hell here in americakkk and so many of us wants to come back home just to find out we are not welcome by our own people.

African American does nit have any behaviors how can you trying to move to Tanzania without legal documentation. ,abd when they return to racist america, they tells lies about the country.

New subscriber here, keep content flowing thanks , I am researching where in the Continent I wanna visit real soon, and eventually relocate and settle thanks

LAUGHABLE AT BEST! AS IF THIS COUNTRY IS ALL THAT!

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This particular lady has a serious Behavioural issues. She is complaining about Tanzania . She did the same thing in Ghana when she first arrived. She complained about Ghana too. If you can't adjust to other peoples culture , norm, and laws, you would be better off going back to your country. No country will change their laws for you.

First its the fiat dollar that drive inflation, second black Americans dont have a corporate plan, individual not good , but as a group, as the slave trade grouped us up at islands for labor. We most go to Africa with an economic strategies. I got this from God the Holy Spirit. Peace be onto you. James in America Chicago. 🤔😐🙄

Good video, i plan on moving there hopefully someday. That’s why I’m watching many videos and learning what I can to make the transition as smooth as possible for me and my sons.

The African American lady said she waited for 5 hours at immigration office for a decision to extend her permit to continue staying in Tanzania, and after 5 hours wait, she was given 2 weeks. I see her frustration with that, cos such long wait just to be told you have only 2 weeks to stay legally in the country makes her feel discriminated against, meaning she is not wanted there and they don't care. Although this assumption may not be true, that's how a person treated like that feels and may not want to experience same in other aspects of dealing with authorities. Customer service excellence is a major issue in most African office services, and it's not pleasant, neither does it boost the economy.

I've been in Egypt for 19 months. It's been wonderful, living my. Est life. The people are hospitable, humble, gracious, and helpful. Nobody expects me to assimilate. They are OK. I am a different culture and respect that. I equally respect their culture. The system of getting things done is optimal. It's a great culture really functioning in the 21st century.

😮😮😮😮😮😮 nooo as Jamaican I feel bad to know she’s a Jamaican. I would think Americans would have a hard time assimilating to Africa because they are from a first world country.

As a Zimbabwean this is not right. African Americans need to talk to locals and speak to local parliamentarians to change some of these archaic rules. How is it that a black person from the diaspora only gets a 2 week extension. It’s a whole bunch of BS and a legacy of the colonialism. We need common sense rules. Diaspora black people should get priority over all and any other race of people. The problem is the lower level officials only care about bribes and the Chinese , Indians know how we move so they circumvent these rules. Meanwhile Tanzania is allowing the Quataris to buy thousands of acres in Masai land. Our leaders are a bunch of renegades. Every African should help all fellow black diaspora to get what they need in terms of having the visas to stay long term. Black people, we are our worst enemies. Always kind , accommodating to every other group of people other than those that look like us. We have to fight and get rid of this disease. Jealous and self hatred has to go.

She has to understand that if she’s going to a modest country then she will need to dress accordingly or else yes, she will get stares, people will assume that you are a harlot if your dressing like a harlot in a widest dressing country. We have to do better! People must make sure to do their homework before they travel.

A lot of Africa Americans have lost their morals and cultures needs courses to assimilate them back into their true morals and culture they have lost, some find it very hard to fit in where they belongs so they became entile hostile,aggressive and demeaning became of what they are expose to everyday in their life by you know who. We just need to tell them and show them love that they are in mama Africa arms. They are the children of Mama. Africa.

This is a case of one who didn't do her homework before she made the move. From a cultural point of view, one should be prepared to inculturate into the new environment. However, if one goes to Africa and expects Africa to accommodate one's idiosyncrasies, then this will set one for failure!!

Another big problem is the lack of African cultures, traditions, and values that African-Americans do not have because they never grew up in Africa. These values of African societies is what African-Americans should take into consideration. But above all, both Africans and African-Americans should re-adjust to each other. African governments should take this up as an educational project to allow our African-American brothers and sisters to easily intergrate. It is like an adopted child going back to start a new life to which he or she is not accustomed to.