I am super sad to see you guys leave africa. You have made such a positive impact by educating the rest of us in the western world about this important continent. I spent 6 weeks in Kenya thanks to your content and I used your videos as a guide for my trip. To all you Kenyans out there, it is sad that Dave & Trace left without an automatic Kenyan passport. They super deserve it. Please lobby your government to make this happen! I really love these guys!!!!
Don't worry! Yes we moved out of Kenya but we won't shy away from some more African content! Still a couple Kenyan video coming up and we will be back on the continent, we are already planning Botswana and more. 👍🏼
What a welcoming Mama and her happy family! Dave, the waist wrap is for ladies as an apron and for modesty. You were astride in it most of the time, so for you it was just an apron! 😂. Tracey rocked it well for both modesty and apron. Good authentic experience 👍
I love the conversation you had during meal time, so wholesome. I've avoided making brown ugali my whole life because it's such a work out, you guys did good. ❤❤🇰🇪
Absolutely mesmerizing! 🌍 Your journey through these incredible countries is inspiring. I love how you capture the essence of each place and share their unique cultures. Can't wait to see where you go next! Keep exploring and sharing your adventures! I'm a fan.
This is awesome. I've learned so much about my country Kenya and places to visit just by following you. You have also shown us other countries and it's been amazing. I will always follow your channel and continue learning and having fun.
It's indeed a great experience when you meet different people and learn about their culture especially the food. Great Video. And yeah, In India as well we have a culture of staying with parents as a joint family even if the guy is married, they stay with their parents and take care of them or vice a versa. I am 34 years, single and stay with my mom. Have fun, God bless!
@@DaveMani I don't think it's wrong, It's just different. When you leave home you get independent and get more serious about life in early days and that's good. So it's just how you think it is. The glass is half empty or half full. 🙂
@@elwinmessey4751 Yeah I agree, This is a really disappointing comment from a channel and creator that usually takes in a lot of cultural nuance to make such an absolutist statement. This should be obvious, but if you maybe don't have or didn't have a great home life, being expected to remain in that household for longer than you want would not be a pleasant experience. A lot of parents try to continue to control the lives of their adult children (i.e. racists or bigots who forbid romantic partners from coming to the house) to say nothing of the not insignificant amounts of intrafamily abuse people often try to get away from. This is before you even just get to personal preference of the individual. The problem is stereotyping someone for living independently or staying in a multigenerational home as "bad" or "good"
And the way they mingle that black posho.here in Uganda we call it atapa hmm is different too coz they first put D saucepan down while we finish the whole process from the sigiri.
What an adventure making your own food from scratch. Really nice but dave I don’t think you neede to wrap yourself shuka around you, it’s mostly for women 😂😂
The last born son stays with parents because it is he who will inherit the house and take care of the parents. Siblings will help but he is most present in the homestead.
Watch more of our adventure around Lake Kivu here! 🇷🇼➡️ ruclips.net/video/-KQvHR7kdy8/видео.htmlsi=TnyISRYf4Z95HBT0
I am super sad to see you guys leave africa. You have made such a positive impact by educating the rest of us in the western world about this important continent. I spent 6 weeks in Kenya thanks to your content and I used your videos as a guide for my trip. To all you Kenyans out there, it is sad that Dave & Trace left without an automatic Kenyan passport. They super deserve it. Please lobby your government to make this happen! I really love these guys!!!!
Awh thanks so much!
Don't worry! Yes we moved out of Kenya but we won't shy away from some more African content! Still a couple Kenyan video coming up and we will be back on the continent, we are already planning Botswana and more. 👍🏼
This video encapsulates what I love most about travel. No common language necessary 🥰 what a beautiful lady
I fully agree with you! This was such a special experience. 🇷🇼❤️
The most beautiful video Av watched today. Smiling throughout.
Wow, thank you!
Rwanda 🇷🇼 is very beautiful country I wanna go back home to visit my family ❤❤❤❤
It is beautiful!
What a welcoming Mama and her happy family!
Dave, the waist wrap is for ladies as an apron and for modesty. You were astride in it most of the time, so for you it was just an apron! 😂. Tracey rocked it well for both modesty and apron.
Good authentic experience 👍
Loll that's what I thought as well but I guess she just wanted to protect my clothes loll...
You have to visit everytime it makes them happy
Thank you for watching my friend!!! :)
Be blessed guys you’re such down on earth persons❤❤❤❤❤🤣
Thank you so so much.
Beautiful video and a beautiful experience.
I want that food right now 😋🤤🤤🤤
Thank you 😋
I love the conversation you had during meal time, so wholesome. I've avoided making brown ugali my whole life because it's such a work out, you guys did good.
❤❤🇰🇪
We always love those as well. It is so interesting to see the difference in cultures around the world.
Wow !!! Just subscribe you guys you so nice... thanks for showing the weold about Rwanda . Love you
Thank you so so much! :D
My favorite food! Sambaza and ugali( cassava one)😂😂 ! Bon appétit
It was delicious indeed! :P
It's so incredible I really love ve the way you act ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! :D We really love these kind of experiences.
damnn this is so awesomee the smile, the dance work ethic am very happy for this video
We had a such a good time?
What a great experience! You did a great job and sharing cultural differences was good.
Thank you so much!
Love you guys ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks a lot ;)
Fantastic and original experience! Very nice team work in the kitchen. Great people, so welcoming and happy. 👍
We agree! :)
It makes me more happiness
So glad :)
What a beautiful experience 🥰
Yes it was!
Absolutely mesmerizing! 🌍 Your journey through these incredible countries is inspiring. I love how you capture the essence of each place and share their unique cultures. Can't wait to see where you go next! Keep exploring and sharing your adventures! I'm a fan.
Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
I love the fact that you touched more on most of the content I was about to do. You earned yourself a new subscriber ❤
Welcome on board my friend!! :)
@@DaveMani respect 🫡
You guys are soo friendly I love u.
Thanks a lot :P
This is awesome. I've learned so much about my country Kenya and places to visit just by following you. You have also shown us other countries and it's been amazing. I will always follow your channel and continue learning and having fun.
Thanks a lot! This means a lot to us. 😍👍🏼❤️
This is awesome!
Nice :)
Africa is rich in organic foods
For sure!
Beautiful vlog 🥰
Thank you 😊
Thank you for visiting my city. ❤
Our pleasure!
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:)
Lovely African cooking sooooo much love from Kenya,❤❤😅
Thanks so much.
It's indeed a great experience when you meet different people and learn about their culture especially the food. Great Video. And yeah, In India as well we have a culture of staying with parents as a joint family even if the guy is married, they stay with their parents and take care of them or vice a versa. I am 34 years, single and stay with my mom. Have fun, God bless!
The best experience!
Family first is the right way to live. We are doing it wrong in the west.
@@DaveMani I don't think it's wrong, It's just different. When you leave home you get independent and get more serious about life in early days and that's good. So it's just how you think it is. The glass is half empty or half full. 🙂
@@elwinmessey4751 Yeah I agree, This is a really disappointing comment from a channel and creator that usually takes in a lot of cultural nuance to make such an absolutist statement. This should be obvious, but if you maybe don't have or didn't have a great home life, being expected to remain in that household for longer than you want would not be a pleasant experience. A lot of parents try to continue to control the lives of their adult children (i.e. racists or bigots who forbid romantic partners from coming to the house) to say nothing of the not insignificant amounts of intrafamily abuse people often try to get away from. This is before you even just get to personal preference of the individual. The problem is stereotyping someone for living independently or staying in a multigenerational home as "bad" or "good"
Your channel so sweet smile keeping it up thank you😊😅
So nice of you :)
اتمنى يعم الأمن والأمان في بلادي السودان تجي زياره السودان تشوف عاداتنا وتقاليدنا الجميله
All the best to Sudan. ❤️
How I love the duo.. really great content
Appreciate it! :)
My favourite RUclipsr 😍 ❤️ 💕 nice video today 👌
Thank you so much 😀
Amazing good team work 🙌😊💯💯💯💯💯
Thank you 🙌
I love this video very much
Thank you!
Ase ubu nibarwara munda we😂😂😂😂 ubushera iyo utabumenyereye ko numvise bugwa nabi umuntu 😂😂
It was delicious! :)
Wow...❤❤❤
:)
In Kenya,that is known as atomic bomb 😂😂.. otherwise gud cooking
Love it :p
Dave must visit zimbabwe
100%
I miss home 😢
❤️❤️❤️
Rwanda ❤❤❤
Amazing!
❤❤🎉
Cheers Lorna :)
Rwanda always
Cheers!
Love you❤
❤️❤️❤️
❤❤❤👍🇬🇦🇱🇷
:)
Hi there.
Nice cooking. How was the taste of the fish? Because iam a fish lover, looked very tempting.
Hope you had a great time at the village.❤
I personally liked it. They were super fresh as they were picked up from the lake that morning.
@@DaveMani Great to know.👍
XThe way they peel the matooke is different from D way Uganda style.
Oh is it really? What is the difference? :)
@@DaveMani in Uganda,we use aknife peel while they use hands to peel.
And the way they mingle that black posho.here in Uganda we call it atapa hmm is different too coz they first put D saucepan down while we finish the whole process from the sigiri.
That drink we call it ubushera or umusururu😂
Loved it :P
😋😋👌
Cheers! :D
Hello, come to Kenya, I will be your tour guide and host if you want
We loved in Kenya for 4 years and just moved away loll.
What an adventure making your own food from scratch. Really nice but dave I don’t think you neede to wrap yourself shuka around you, it’s mostly for women 😂😂
Yeah... I think she just wanted to protect my clothes. 😅
🎉❤👍
:)
Come back to Uganda 🇺🇬
I'm sure we will.
Staying at your family house doesn't mean failure, but it is ridiculous at 40.
Fair enough.
The last born son stays with parents because it is he who will inherit the house and take care of the parents. Siblings will help but he is most present in the homestead.
🇷🇼🇷🇼❤️❤️
Thank you for watching my friend!
Cassava in Africa but USA they call YUCA
Cool 👍🏼
I love Rwanda, it's from Ethiopia!
I love both! :)
Mhhhhhh!! Still it's not pure Rwandan food. Remains so many foods
What do you means loll? All local ingredients, cook in a small village in Rwanda by a Rwandan family...
Dave, men don't wrap lesos
That's what I thought as well loll. I think she just wanted to protect my clothes.
What do you call people who can't live without chapatis...(me, you, everyone really)...chapaddicts!!
Hahahahahaha
The translator 😢
What about him?
@@DaveMani he is representing us so good by helping you guys good job to him
It's shameful in Africa as well to still live with your parents at 40 years old or even 30 years.. but again 25 and below is not okay culturally!
The point was that in Africa, people are much more family oriented which is a great thing.
What’s wrong with living with your parents?
@@DaveMani yeah that's so true tho..!!