When he said 'I don't feel black anymore' it was so great to hear. You don't have to feel black in Kenya. You feel human. You are no longer that black man, but one of us. Karibu sana.
Brother thanks for speaking up for African-American, the 30% who can get on a plane, go to Africa, and feel right at home. Instead of complaining about everything that they don't have, and what Africans should do to improve themselves. This is a brother who loves is family, himself, and Africa. What else could you ask for,,, Kudos to you and your family sir.
Musa carries a lot of kenyan qualities - he is humble, looks serious with life and is oone minded. That's not standard African American. I am sure he was still different even in the US. Some would not appreciate what he has seen in kenya. Nevertheless with this kind of quality conversations it will empower both African Americans and Africans. I feel like the furure looks very good for people of Aftican descent. Thabk you Musa and Jasmine for a wornderful conversation
Proud of this brother, his wife and family. I pray God's continued guidance and peace upon them. Enjoying the Kenya content Jasmine. Looking forward to more.
Welcome home brotha. No more being profiled by the police, or by the Walmart security. Thank heavens that on these shores, you don't have to talk to your kids, especially your son about "the talk". You can walk safely anytime within your neighborhood without having to worry if a neighbor will call the cops on you just because you exist. This is your home just as much as it is ours. Cheers to you bro!!
@@chocha4438 Hater? Is gun ownership legal in Kenya? It is in the US. And more often than not, directed at American Africans. US Right Wingers talk about "God given right" to own guns. School kids are shot up and the politicians do nothing. Shouldn't that be an issue when relocating to Kenya? Wacha utoto!
@@raandit471 My point is, why are you bringing that negativity and argumentative tone to a positive video? Are you that miserable in your own life that you can only focus in the negative of a situation? What does that, have to do with this? Most Americans don't own guns so wtf are you even talking about??? Kenya was just a war zone not too long ago and there are countries in Africa that have child soldiers toting guns as we speak so who tf are you to talk??
Awesome interview Jasmine!!! And he's right the crime in America and racism is getting worse than before. It's so bad that even some Americans want to move. The greatest wealth is peace of mind. Not money and material things. And of course faith in GOD which is the number 1# factor of peace of mind. Keep these great videos coming Jasmine. Thanks for sharing!!!
@@ProudBootyscratcher what do you mean?. I have a American passport and I've had my citizenship for over 15 years. And been living in the states for over 30 years.
I can't imagine what's it's like to feel like you don't belong in the country in which you were born. I'm Kenyan and no matter where I go I know Kenya is home, even within Kenya it is a culture to go upcountry every holiday because that is what's considered home not the homes in cities. I'm increasingly realizing that I'm privileged to have that and if ever I have kids I would ensure they have the same, even if I move to the diaspora I would have my home upcountry and my kids must know all their cousins and speak the local language, From what I've seen it is a tragedy in waiting to uproot a person from his home and his people.
The US is not what you people think and this is coming from a Kenyan that's been here for more than 15 years, returning bacck home soon. If Kenyan wasn't home would definitely move to Ghana, Botswana or Ethiopia next door.
I can't imagine it either. Most Black Americans feel very at home in our own country that we played a significant role in building. We've been here for centuries - longer than most ethnicities and most of us would never consider making a permanent move to Kenya, which isn't even in West Africa - the place from which we were sold by West Africans. Our culture is rich and has had a huge influence on the rest of the world. We set the modern template for attaining civil rights. The battles we fought paved the road to make it easier for Blacks from other countries who have desperately want to become US citizens. Because we could not afford to engage in tribalism, we stuck together against a common enemy which is why at only 13% of the population, we have more voting power than minorities who outnumber us and are vastly more successful than any other Blacks on the planet. We're not all walking around feeling that we are lacking something. We are not all obsessed with viewing ourselves and measuring ourselves through a caucasian lens. This is as much our country as it is theirs. You see the ex-pat anxiety a lot in people who are attracted to the hateful anti-gay legislation of most African countries - that's the western "agenda" that bothers so many insecure and "suspect" ex-pats. You also see it in men who are seeking a patriarchal paradise. Of course, not all ex-pats are that way and I think it's great that they are living where they want to be.
I agree with you. It was a tragedy for us African Americans to be uprooted from our beloved home, Africa. If you are talking about repatriating, I am a teacher and children are very resilient. This move to Kenya and other developed countries in Africa could possibly be the best for our children! As parents we are afraid of our children going to school or playing outside. My children are grown and I still fear for their safety. It's everywhere in the US, even in the best schools and neighborhoods. The fear is taught to us early in life just so we can make it home from school, from work, from anywhere. My parents taught me and my grandparents taught them the fear of what it means to be black in America because our lives mean nothing to the white people. Here we are the hunted.
Living in a “diverse, colonial, racist “ country like USA does not benefit Black people at all. It ruins them…but benefits everyone else who isn’t Black. ❤
I was touched by this vid, especially the part where he mentioned after coming off the plain and the locals saying, "welcome home brother." l am Jamaican, but I live in Canada, and frankly there is a lot of racism in Canada, so I don't like it here, especially with the cold. I 've been to Kenya twice and I love it there, and the peoples as well. I am thinking of straggling between Kenya and Jamaica when I retire.
At 9:18 You're goddam right! I'm Kenyan guy and I looove the good old country music especially Kenny rogers, dolly parton and others 👍 I also listen to lots of old school Rhythm and Blues! I didn't know Kenya is like heaven to many foreigners wow! Shout out to Jasmine and Musa Mfalme 👋
Kenyans notice no Ghanaians are attacking your country in the comments comparing or talking down on ur country but why y’all talk down on Ghana when u see someone praising or showing off Ghana ??? Please see the love she is showing and we aren’t attacking ur country we expect the same
Great job Jasmine. Excellent interview. That's is so nice, a family of four can live off of 2,000 dollars a month, that's what's up. I pray that brother and his family have continued success in the Motherland. I look forward too making Kenya my home in the near future. Love from America. God bless. ❤
Can you imagine if you come by yourself how much is fisable to live off of? That's the amount I thought 2,000 that I would need per month as a single woman...I would try to have enough for a round-trip ticket and enough money for an extra round-trip ticket just in case you have an emergency!! I still would like to have at least 10,000 min to come with also just so I don't feel stressed!!! Maybe rest for I month and just do nothing...I rather have a business so that I never have to worry about anything and also to not live beyond my means...I'm a creative person so I can make something from nothing...babby...get you some plants it makes a big difference...you don't need a lot of furniture
@jayajaya788 Kenya is like a country alot of black don't know about. Especially a retired person could love good off their social security their. Also people with internet business could do well in Kenya as well.
@@jayajaya788 with 10k you can rest for months anywhere in the motherland, if you live within your LANE. Something millions of Americans of ALL RACES need to learn.
Wonderful interview. Mfalme Musa’s +ve vibe about Kenya and Africa is soo refreshing. Kenya and the rest of Africa openly welcomes our American brothers and sisters to come visit and experience the rich culture in Kenya / Africa. Finally, Bwana Musa is very grounded and pragmatic. He clearly understands the power of “investing” and “money working for you” - hence freeing him and his family to have such a wonderful life experience in Kenya. Please also educate the locals on how to be savvy with their money and investments so they too can experience a fulfilling life, as you do. Great interview by Jasmine!
For all black people around the world especially AA personally being Kenyan i watch what's going on around the world outside Africa and i can tell the you the racial slur"go back to Africa"should stop making you feel insulted .Just do your homework and you'll gladly come back home and as for the parents here we actually prefer when our children are playing and making friends outside, there's no worry some racist people will harm them in anyway or they'll mix up with a "bad crowd". It's safe and we love you here don't believe your oppressors that we live in a "dark continent"come back home
This video made me subscribe. As a 🇰🇪 Britico this is just continual confirmation that I will move back home. Max 2 years🙏 More wins for Mfalme and his wife and children. May God continually guide him in Jesus Name.
That's what's up. We need guys to move back and come settle open up shop create more job opportunities too. Handle your biz y'all are welcome. This jamaa is done well. More blessings to him and family.
I work in Dubai,now 7years bt you can never be satisfied always feel something missing ,I wish kenya all of us have opportunities to have good income, coz we will never leave
Hey Jasmine, I am subscribing to your channel right away, right now! I am Kenyan, and let me just say... what you are doing to our motherland, and Africa for that matter is really... just... quite.... inspiring. Your other videos that showcased a very beautiful ultra-modern part of Nairobi made me just fall in love with my country (even more), regain lost hope, and develop a stronger sense of patriotism, and then there is this growing LOVE and ADMIRATION for my fellow Africans (Wherever they are on earth). I wish I could let them all know they are welcome back to their "home" as President Ruto recently pointed out the fact that Kenya is indeed the cradle of mankind and thus people, especially Africans, should feel free to come back home!
You're all welcome, we love you all. I smiled a lot throughout this video, it was definitely delightful to see Musa teaching Jasmine Swahili 🙂, you doing great brother, wishing you, your wife and children a wonderful stay with many great memories. Kenya is your home now too.
It was awesome, hearing people from other countries talking so positively about my country 🇰🇪 Kenya. This is a beautiful country with nice people so welcoming no matter the stranger. Kenyans are so helpful and always willing to take a mile for a stranger. Jasmine this video had me subscribe to your channel.
Just subscribed. Great interview. Your guest made the right choice. I encourage him to get into the real estate business in Kenya. Everything you learn in the US in terms of task orientation can be enormously helpful in a people oriented society. In America we are taught more about tasks, (be on time, complete assignments on time etc) and less about people, whereas in Africa your relationships with people are by far more important than the task. Bridging those two paradigms is a good recipe for success. I wish you all all the best.
Hey, I love this guy already! This guy is the literal definition of "acculturation! In my study of expatriation in international business, most people failed to adapt to new countries/cultures because they were not mentally prepared to do so, they held onto their own cultures, wrongly believing/feeling that their cultures are better. This guy came with the right mindset, ready to adopt the new culture and everything it has to offer. His statement that they want to live like Kenyans has touched me a lot. Most foreigners we have here keep to themselves and walk around with the attitude of "us vs them". Not this guy. I have subscribed to your channel and his immediately. Welcome home! Karibu nyumbani! Hope to hook up with you sometime soonest!
Shout out to @Mfalme Musa for sharing your inspiring story and choosing Kenya as your home. Glad to here that's the best decision you made for you and youe family. Thanks @Jasmine Ama for giving Mfalme the platform and looking forward to the rest of your Kenyan series.
When I visited Africa, I knew it was heaven on Earth! Jasmine you are doing an amazing job! I hope you can travel to other countries! You give us awesome content!
Do you know the meaning of the logo on your t-shirt Tusker !! Tanzania Uganda south Africa Kenya Ethiopia Rwanda Musa and your family we are so proud of you , Kenya is heart of Africa God led you like moses and that's you moses your the one to show our other African American to come back home.
Amazing to hear good stories from diaspora and how they're liking settling in the one problem we have in some countries in Africa is instabilities, some of us we migrated to Europe, America and Australia because our countries has and is experiencing wars, but I am happy that african-american are giving Africa a chance Africa has a lot to offer the only challenge we've to combat is instability!
I live in the Caribbean and I´m retired now but if I was younger I would seriously consider moving back to the motherland. I can´t blame the brother for making this decision given the horrors that black Americans have to endure in Hellikkka.
Thanks for your content. The continent is ours. We are brothers and sisters reconnecting. We thank the ancestors for such a wonderful reawakening of love for them ourselves and each other. Alkebulan ❤ We also are visiting from Ghana and are extremely impressed with Kenya. ASANTE!!! Meduase Paa!!
Kenya 🇰🇪 is the gateway to other East African Community countries of Uganda 🇺🇬 Tanzania 🇹🇿 Rwanda 🇷🇼 Burundi 🇧🇮 DR Congo 🇨🇩 and South Sudan 🇸🇸. African Americans should consider this subregion the most progressive in Africa ❤😊
@@ayanmusse4835 yes of course, Somalia 🇸🇴 is NOW part of us 😅 I think I made this comment before Somalia 🇸🇴 joined the East African Community family ✌🏽
As a Kenyan I'm so into these videos of AA coming back to Africa.. I think just like Ghana, Kenya needs to step it up get organized on how to receive and reintegrate those who wish to come back to invest and settle here. I don't mind being one of those people because it's always a good thing to give reliable, unbiased and structured information to ease the whole process.
That's the worst idea,Kenya doesn't need to advertise it self to expats or tourists like what ghana did,we just want them to tour spend those dollars here and return back to there country. infact if they leave here the cost of living will automatically rise up which will be a big disadvantage to the locals
@goetsomhlomhlo3690, The question that we would all like you to answer is: Why are "you" so triggered? He stated that, as a Kenyan, he is intrigued by the fact that African Americans are returning to the continent. Clearly, You are feeling very "small" to have even written such a juvenile and telling comment. Are you feeling insignificant? Do you need a hug?
Kenya is a lot better than Ghana. Everything in Ghana is so expensive for nothing. Why Do we Ghanaians Have to pay 3-5 years in advance before we can get a roof over our heads? Guess we're the only country in the world doing this shit. Education is paid in dollars and are crap. Infrastructure more bad than Kenya. Laws in every sector in Ghana is a joke. And Ghana started Year of return but our government still haven't made it easy for them to settle or establish businesses. And one thing I hate the most is our stupid Empty headed government charging Blacks In Diaspora more fee than Ghanaian citizens for visiting their own ancestors historical sites. THAT'S A BIG SHAME AND SHAM
Greetings Jasmine Ana. what an excellent interview with a wonderful family, it looks like Kenya is the country in Africa to relocate to given the many videos I have seen over the years. Thanks for sharing Jasmine Ana.
This is a very positive mindset. Believe me, he will have a great life in Kenya. I wish he could even move to a more village-like context, get land, plant crops and have a big compound for his family. I also love to see how most African Americans are now visiting Africa. Black Americans are gifted in sports, music, the food industry, etc. They should join and bring investment home.
We will! We didn't know that we were welcomed. We are so used to being treated badly that we can't even imagine that we are welcomed. And it is by design that we didn't know because we built the US and it's economy depends greatly on us spending every penny we earn to it.
We love you brother,makes me so angry to see how my people have to get through racial prejudice and live like second class citizens in the west.Welcome home whenever you are ready to move.
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When he said 'I don't feel black anymore' it was so great to hear. You don't have to feel black in Kenya. You feel human. You are no longer that black man, but one of us. Karibu sana.
That is a very powerful statement and the thing that stuck w me the most. I have always felt "black", every step of my life...
I'm kenyan too, currently in Australia and seeing this, I feel nostalgia of back home.
This is what happens when one can live with people who are the same ethnicity. People should live among their own people.
😢I'm.sorry you felt that way but here in Kenya we are all family@@techmarcussoutherland94
The White Americans that ever told Black Americans to "go back to Africa" fu**d around and found out". This is so wholesome 💯
Mfalme Musa that is a 100% Swahili name = King Moses
Kenya my motherland. You're always welcome to Kenya
Kenya is beautiful ❤️❤️🇯🇲 Kenya would also be my first choice too
Karibu nyumbani
Welcome to Kenya. We love Jamaican music here
Visa free for Jamaicans, welcome home
He's quite humble and modest thats why its easy for him to fit in kenya...
I appreciate you @JasmineAmaa for having me as a guest on your channel. Asante Sana 🙏🏾
Much love bro🇰🇪🇰🇪 Kenya is your home,you will never regret the decision you made.
Wonderful.
This so inspiring... awesome of you. Welcome home. You're one of us!
What's the best visa for an expat?
We are glad Mfalme Musa is happy in 🇰🇪. Welcome home.
A $2,000 monthly budget is perfect.
As Kenyan living abroad, he made me rethink…
lol!
chapa kazi huko, save then rudi invest and finally uball!
Get you money together and MOVE, life is short!
Self esteem as a Kenyan is needed
Fax bro, nimekosa nyumbani fr
We love you brother mfalme means king Moses
I am in Heaven... What!!! Did he say that? 😍😂💪🏽 Thank you bro. Lots of love 🇰🇪🇰🇪
I can clearly see the happiness on that brother's face! Hes home foreal , coming from another American thats real ...one Africa 🌍🙌🏿🔥
Mfalme Musa is so wonderful to hear him speak on life in Kenya. I am moving to kenya in a few months. I can't wait. ❤❤❤
Hope ur move goes smoothly 🙏🏾❤️
Mfalme means King in Swahili language
In kiswahili, Mfalme means king and Musa means Moses
Karibu Kenya 🇰🇪
Welcome
Brother thanks for speaking up for African-American, the 30% who can get on a plane, go to Africa, and feel right at home. Instead of complaining about everything
that they don't have, and what Africans should do to improve themselves. This is a brother who loves is family, himself, and Africa. What else could you ask for,,,
Kudos to you and your family sir.
Amina
I am not black, but i admire this guy. He took action. He took responsibility. Kufos to him and his family. I wish them all well.
Mfalme Musa's t-shirt labeled TUSKER acronym = Tanzania , Uganda, Sudan, Kenya, Ethiopia Rwanda. Jasmine, you are very beautiful. Karibuni sana...
Is that true 😅 I'm born here 🇺🇬 and I absolutely didn't know about that 😂
I love that he is repping that Tusker T-shirt..😂
I will visit Africa one day 🙏.
Welcome
Karibu nyumbani
My daughter spent 11 days in Rwanda and said it changed her life!
As a Rwandan i hope it changed her for the best.
😂🤣😂
Africa is home to everyone.
living in Brazil again but craving something different. I keep feeling like Nairobi will click for me and my family
Musa carries a lot of kenyan qualities - he is humble, looks serious with life and is oone minded. That's not standard African American. I am sure he was still different even in the US. Some would not appreciate what he has seen in kenya. Nevertheless with this kind of quality conversations it will empower both African Americans and Africans. I feel like the furure looks very good for people of Aftican descent. Thabk you Musa and Jasmine for a wornderful conversation
Just watched and subscribed to his channel,Kenya the best in East and also Africa
Proud of this brother, his wife and family. I pray God's continued guidance and peace upon them. Enjoying the Kenya content Jasmine. Looking forward to more.
🙏🏾❤️
I am happy to see that both you and Mfalme Musa are enjoying the peace and tranquility that is the motherland Nairobi, Kenya. KARIBUNI KENYA
Welcome home brotha.
No more being profiled by the police, or by the Walmart security.
Thank heavens that on these shores, you don't have to talk to your kids, especially your son about "the talk".
You can walk safely anytime within your neighborhood without having to worry if a neighbor will call the cops on you just because you exist.
This is your home just as much as it is ours.
Cheers to you bro!!
@raymondomollo6748
Ssssh...mension that there is no "God given right" to own a gun here😊
@@raandit471 It’s always that 1 hater 😂
@@chocha4438
Hater? Is gun ownership legal in Kenya? It is in the US. And more often than not, directed at American Africans. US Right Wingers talk about "God given right" to own guns. School kids are shot up and the politicians do nothing. Shouldn't that be an issue when relocating to Kenya? Wacha utoto!
@@raandit471 My point is, why are you bringing that negativity and argumentative tone to a positive video? Are you that miserable in your own life that you can only focus in the negative of a situation? What does that, have to do with this? Most Americans don't own guns so wtf are you even talking about??? Kenya was just a war zone not too long ago and there are countries in Africa that have child soldiers toting guns as we speak so who tf are you to talk??
@@raandit471you can own a gun but getting the license takes even years
Awesome interview Jasmine!!! And he's right the crime in America and racism is getting worse than before. It's so bad that even some Americans want to move. The greatest wealth is peace of mind. Not money and material things. And of course faith in GOD which is the number 1# factor of peace of mind. Keep these great videos coming Jasmine. Thanks for sharing!!!
Some? A lot...you better not be looking for an American passport in the next two years honey.
@@ProudBootyscratcher what do you mean?. I have a American passport and I've had my citizenship for over 15 years. And been living in the states for over 30 years.
May God protect you.bro and your family and all brothers and sisters are moving to Africa ❤ 🇰🇪
Hello to my brother. I moved to tanzania from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 back in January. Our journey on the continent is similar. Karibu Sana
I can't imagine what's it's like to feel like you don't belong in the country in which you were born. I'm Kenyan and no matter where I go I know Kenya is home, even within Kenya it is a culture to go upcountry every holiday because that is what's considered home not the homes in cities. I'm increasingly realizing that I'm privileged to have that and if ever I have kids I would ensure they have the same, even if I move to the diaspora I would have my home upcountry and my kids must know all their cousins and speak the local language, From what I've seen it is a tragedy in waiting to uproot a person from his home and his people.
The US is not what you people think and this is coming from a Kenyan that's been here for more than 15 years, returning bacck home soon. If Kenyan wasn't home would definitely move to Ghana, Botswana or Ethiopia next door.
I can't imagine it either. Most Black Americans feel very at home in our own country that we played a significant role in building. We've been here for centuries - longer than most ethnicities and most of us would never consider making a permanent move to Kenya, which isn't even in West Africa - the place from which we were sold by West Africans. Our culture is rich and has had a huge influence on the rest of the world. We set the modern template for attaining civil rights. The battles we fought paved the road to make it easier for Blacks from other countries who have desperately want to become US citizens.
Because we could not afford to engage in tribalism, we stuck together against a common enemy which is why at only 13% of the population, we have more voting power than minorities who outnumber us and are vastly more successful than any other Blacks on the planet. We're not all walking around feeling that we are lacking something. We are not all obsessed with viewing ourselves and measuring ourselves through a caucasian lens. This is as much our country as it is theirs.
You see the ex-pat anxiety a lot in people who are attracted to the hateful anti-gay legislation of most African countries - that's the western "agenda" that bothers so many insecure and "suspect" ex-pats. You also see it in men who are seeking a patriarchal paradise. Of course, not all ex-pats are that way and I think it's great that they are living where they want to be.
I agree with you. It was a tragedy for us African Americans to be uprooted from our beloved home, Africa. If you are talking about repatriating, I am a teacher and children are very resilient. This move to Kenya and other developed countries in Africa could possibly be the best for our children! As parents we are afraid of our children going to school or playing outside. My children are grown and I still fear for their safety. It's everywhere in the US, even in the best schools and neighborhoods. The fear is taught to us early in life just so we can make it home from school, from work, from anywhere. My parents taught me and my grandparents taught them the fear of what it means to be black in America because our lives mean nothing to the white people. Here we are the hunted.
You can only understand this once you step,leave or work outside Kenya , you'll know how important and good our motherlands countries are
Living in a “diverse, colonial, racist “ country like USA does not benefit Black people at all. It ruins them…but benefits everyone else who isn’t Black. ❤
Maximum support for this brother, please. Following from Minnesota.
Toys are there in plenty it's depends where you are looking kamukuji downtown Nairobi you will get the toys you need
Mfalme Musa and his wife are some of the kindest people i have followed on youtube. You are welcome home bro, tunakupenda❤️
I was touched by this vid, especially the part where he mentioned after coming off the plain and the locals saying, "welcome home brother." l am Jamaican, but I live in Canada, and frankly there is a lot of racism in Canada, so I don't like it here, especially with the cold. I 've been to Kenya twice and I love it there, and the peoples as well. I am thinking of straggling between Kenya and Jamaica when I retire.
At 9:18 You're goddam right! I'm Kenyan guy and I looove the good old country music especially Kenny rogers, dolly parton and others 👍 I also listen to lots of old school Rhythm and Blues! I didn't know Kenya is like heaven to many foreigners wow! Shout out to Jasmine and Musa Mfalme 👋
Kenya is beautiful,i agree it is heaven on earth.lot of business opportunities
Kenyans notice no Ghanaians are attacking your country in the comments comparing or talking down on ur country but why y’all talk down on Ghana when u see someone praising or showing off Ghana ??? Please see the love she is showing and we aren’t attacking ur country we expect the same
Apologies Juliana, in a big community, u always find a few negative individuals. We are grateful for what Jasmine is doing.
peace is very important in life,we love you mfalme with dorothy, and kids,one love from kenya
He's African and Kenyan at heart so his transition will and is seamless. Karibu and Barikiwa sana.
Yasmin, u heard the man; u do it by faith. Thats what u do when u are going back home. Asante Mfalme🎉
Great job Jasmine. Excellent interview. That's is so nice, a family of four can live off of 2,000 dollars a month, that's what's up. I pray that brother and his family have continued success in the Motherland. I look forward too making Kenya my home in the near future. Love from America. God bless. ❤
Karibu Sana.
Can you imagine if you come by yourself how much is fisable to live off of? That's the amount I thought 2,000 that I would need per month as a single woman...I would try to have enough for a round-trip ticket and enough money for an extra round-trip ticket just in case you have an emergency!! I still would like to have at least 10,000 min to come with also just so I don't feel stressed!!! Maybe rest for I month and just do nothing...I rather have a business so that I never have to worry about anything and also to not live beyond my means...I'm a creative person so I can make something from nothing...babby...get you some plants it makes a big difference...you don't need a lot of furniture
@jayajaya788 Kenya is like a country alot of black don't know about. Especially a retired person could love good off their social security their. Also people with internet business could do well in Kenya as well.
@@jayajaya788 with 10k you can rest for months anywhere in the motherland, if you live within your LANE. Something millions of Americans of ALL RACES need to learn.
@@michaelmiller2277 facts thanks
That was the proverbial leap of faith @Mfalmemusa, moving to a new place based on research is just crazy
Great vid. I wish Musa and his family well in their endeavours in Kenya.
Wonderful interview. Mfalme Musa’s +ve vibe about Kenya and Africa is soo refreshing.
Kenya and the rest of Africa openly welcomes our American brothers and sisters to come visit and experience the rich culture in Kenya / Africa.
Finally, Bwana Musa is very grounded and pragmatic. He clearly understands the power of “investing” and “money working for you” - hence freeing him and his family to have such a wonderful life experience in Kenya. Please also educate the locals on how to be savvy with their money and investments so they too can experience a fulfilling life, as you do.
Great interview by Jasmine!
You "smashed it!!" - With this interview, congratulations Jasmine.
God's continued blessings on this family.
Feels good to know someone appreciates our country,feels at home, and welcomes you once again.
Shout out to Dorothy Musa for letting her man lead the family to greener pastures 🔥🔥🔥
For all black people around the world especially AA personally being Kenyan i watch what's going on around the world outside Africa and i can tell the you the racial slur"go back to Africa"should stop making you feel insulted .Just do your homework and you'll gladly come back home and as for the parents here we actually prefer when our children are playing and making friends outside, there's no worry some racist people will harm them in anyway or they'll mix up with a "bad crowd". It's safe and we love you here don't believe your oppressors that we live in a "dark continent"come back home
Thank you
Great conversation and Kenya is really beautiful, Africa is home 😊
This video made me subscribe. As a 🇰🇪 Britico this is just continual confirmation that I will move back home. Max 2 years🙏 More wins for Mfalme and his wife and children. May God continually guide him in Jesus Name.
That's what's up. We need guys to move back and come settle open up shop create more job opportunities too. Handle your biz y'all are welcome. This jamaa is done well. More blessings to him and family.
I work in Dubai,now 7years bt you can never be satisfied always feel something missing ,I wish kenya all of us have opportunities to have good income, coz we will never leave
Africa Is The Future
It sure is! 🌍😊💯🙏🏾🎊
I love love to move back to Africa someday especially to live in Nairobi Kenya. I am a proud East African 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴
just go to east leigh it’s our land it’s somalia not kenya
@@maida5939stop.spreading hate my brother this is why people don't like you guys just be nice
16:08 " am in heaven ". protect this man at all costs.
Hey Jasmine, I am subscribing to your channel right away, right now!
I am Kenyan, and let me just say... what you are doing to our motherland, and Africa for that matter is really... just... quite.... inspiring. Your other videos that showcased a very beautiful ultra-modern part of Nairobi made me just fall in love with my country (even more), regain lost hope, and develop a stronger sense of patriotism, and then there is this growing LOVE and ADMIRATION for my fellow Africans (Wherever they are on earth). I wish I could let them all know they are welcome back to their "home" as President Ruto recently pointed out the fact that Kenya is indeed the cradle of mankind and thus people, especially Africans, should feel free to come back home!
I also subscribed to it instantly.
You're all welcome, we love you all. I smiled a lot throughout this video, it was definitely delightful to see Musa teaching Jasmine Swahili 🙂, you doing great brother, wishing you, your wife and children a wonderful stay with many great memories. Kenya is your home now too.
It was awesome, hearing people from other countries talking so positively about my country 🇰🇪 Kenya. This is a beautiful country with nice people so welcoming no matter the stranger. Kenyans are so helpful and always willing to take a mile for a stranger. Jasmine this video had me subscribe to your channel.
Ama looks like our beautiful Kenyan ladies! Welcome to Kenya, Sister. It seems Ghanians are Polite like Kenyans.
Just subscribed. Great interview. Your guest made the right choice. I encourage him to get into the real estate business in Kenya. Everything you learn in the US in terms of task orientation can be enormously helpful in a people oriented society. In America we are taught more about tasks, (be on time, complete assignments on time etc) and less about people, whereas in Africa your relationships with people are by far more important than the task. Bridging those two paradigms is a good recipe for success. I wish you all all the best.
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Nas' ex wife relocated there too Kelis the singer! She's a Kenyan resident.
Hey, I love this guy already! This guy is the literal definition of "acculturation! In my study of expatriation in international business, most people failed to adapt to new countries/cultures because they were not mentally prepared to do so, they held onto their own cultures, wrongly believing/feeling that their cultures are better. This guy came with the right mindset, ready to adopt the new culture and everything it has to offer. His statement that they want to live like Kenyans has touched me a lot. Most foreigners we have here keep to themselves and walk around with the attitude of "us vs them". Not this guy. I have subscribed to your channel and his immediately. Welcome home! Karibu nyumbani! Hope to hook up with you sometime soonest!
12:23 so much knowledge from our brother 🙏
Shout out to @Mfalme Musa for sharing your inspiring story and choosing Kenya as your home. Glad to here that's the best decision you made for you and youe family. Thanks @Jasmine Ama for giving Mfalme the platform and looking forward to the rest of your Kenyan series.
Mfalme is Swahili for king!
Karibu king and family.
Musa is a swahili name mean moses
I've. Been waiting for your vedio😂..I love your content girl..Kenya is a big deal believe you me
So glad u enjoy them 🙏🏾❤️
When I visited Africa, I knew it was heaven on Earth! Jasmine you are doing an amazing job! I hope you can travel to other countries! You give us awesome content!
You aren't crazy brother, what you did was brave and you family will be much happier there!
Mfalme Musa , Kenya is a great place. Hope you consider starting industries in Kenya and Africa at large.
That's a strong brother
Great video my sis! Love that brother’s mentality good energy and intelligence. Good work
Do you know the meaning of the logo on your t-shirt Tusker !! Tanzania Uganda south Africa Kenya Ethiopia Rwanda Musa and your family we are so proud of you , Kenya is heart of Africa God led you like moses and that's you moses your the one to show our other African American to come back home.
Amazing to hear good stories from diaspora and how they're liking settling in the one problem we have in some countries in Africa is instabilities, some of us we migrated to Europe, America and Australia because our countries has and is experiencing wars, but I am happy that african-american are giving Africa a chance Africa has a lot to offer the only challenge we've to combat is instability!
Great interview! Mfalme musa much love 🇰🇪❤️🫶🏿
I live in the Caribbean and I´m retired now but if I was younger I would seriously consider moving back to the motherland. I can´t blame the brother for making this decision given the horrors that black Americans have to endure in Hellikkka.
Welcome to Kenya bro. Now you are one of us
My family and I are planning on relocating as well. Would you be so kind and do a segment on the healthcare system in 🇰🇪 Kenya?
We have the best healthcare outside South Africa in Africa. Make Sure u have private insurance.
The private facilities are excellent. Make sure you have a good medical cover
Time for me to move back home...❤
Indeed 🙏🏾❤️
Welcome to Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Thanks for your content. The continent is ours. We are brothers and sisters reconnecting. We thank the ancestors for such a wonderful reawakening of love for them ourselves and each other. Alkebulan ❤ We also are visiting from Ghana and are extremely impressed with Kenya. ASANTE!!! Meduase Paa!!
Thank you Ama. I have subscribed to your channel.. Welcome to Kenya again..🇰🇪
Kenya 🇰🇪 is the gateway to other East African Community countries of Uganda 🇺🇬 Tanzania 🇹🇿 Rwanda 🇷🇼 Burundi 🇧🇮 DR Congo 🇨🇩 and South Sudan 🇸🇸. African Americans should consider this subregion the most progressive in Africa ❤😊
EAC.
And for Somalia's too, don't forget about us eh hahahah
@@ayanmusse4835 yes of course, Somalia 🇸🇴 is NOW part of us 😅 I think I made this comment before Somalia 🇸🇴 joined the East African Community family ✌🏽
Thank you brother I really appreciate you 😊
As a Kenyan I'm so into these videos of AA coming back to Africa.. I think just like Ghana, Kenya needs to step it up get organized on how to receive and reintegrate those who wish to come back to invest and settle here. I don't mind being one of those people because it's always a good thing to give reliable, unbiased and structured information to ease the whole process.
Agree 👍
What is so special about African American ?
That's the worst idea,Kenya doesn't need to advertise it self to expats or tourists like what ghana did,we just want them to tour spend those dollars here and return back to there country. infact if they leave here the cost of living will automatically rise up which will be a big disadvantage to the locals
@goetsomhlomhlo3690,
The question that we would all like you to answer is: Why are "you" so triggered?
He stated that, as a Kenyan, he is intrigued by the fact that African Americans are returning to the continent.
Clearly, You are feeling very "small" to have even written such a juvenile and telling comment.
Are you feeling insignificant?
Do you need a hug?
Kenya is a lot better than Ghana. Everything in Ghana is so expensive for nothing. Why Do we Ghanaians Have to pay 3-5 years in advance before we can get a roof over our heads? Guess we're the only country in the world doing this shit. Education is paid in dollars and are crap. Infrastructure more bad than Kenya. Laws in every sector in Ghana is a joke. And Ghana started Year of return but our government still haven't made it easy for them to settle or establish businesses. And one thing I hate the most is our stupid Empty headed government charging Blacks In Diaspora more fee than Ghanaian citizens for visiting their own ancestors historical sites. THAT'S A BIG SHAME AND SHAM
Black Power! THIS. I love it. The Freedom and Harmony
Greetings Jasmine Ana. what an excellent interview with a wonderful family, it looks like Kenya is the country in Africa to relocate to given the many videos I have seen over the years. Thanks for sharing Jasmine Ana.
Magical Kenya 🇰🇪
Beautiful interview and lovely family man. I wish him and his family the best.
Make sure your children have kenyan citizenship let them bond with locals as much as possible and learn swahili to ground them to their roots
Mfalme & family, welcome and feel right at home. 🇰🇪🏌🏾
I love how you interview. You ask the right stuff. We should keep you in Kenya too‼️ awesome work.
Great!!! I'm planning to relocate also back in kenya. I feel homesick watching thid😂
Kenya to the world 🌎
His attitude is beautiful.....karibu Kenya brother
Welcome, karibu sana.We love visitors.
Thanks guys for appreciating our country, enjoy your stay and God bless you.
Please visit Diani beach...it's a must you do it and do a review, Loving the content really enjoying the content
So glad to hear 🙏🏾❤️
Hakuna MTU Diani! Ni wazungu tu!
Pwani sio Kenya 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Shida ya pwani ni kutoka Airport mpaka town Mombasa. Kuna uvundo hapo karibu Kibarani
Thank you for this very interesting and informative post.
Thank you
I love this man ,welcome home brother. enjoy the serenity of nature this is heaven for most of us.
I was sent here by Black Beauty TV. Your videos are amazing
Thanks for much love to our country Kenya.
This is a very positive mindset. Believe me, he will have a great life in Kenya. I wish he could even move to a more village-like context, get land, plant crops and have a big compound for his family. I also love to see how most African Americans are now visiting Africa. Black Americans are gifted in sports, music, the food industry, etc. They should join and bring investment home.
We will! We didn't know that we were welcomed. We are so used to being treated badly that we can't even imagine that we are welcomed. And it is by design that we didn't know because we built the US and it's economy depends greatly on us spending every penny we earn to it.
@@frana.4086 You're very much welcome.
@@frana.4086, you can still have the best of both worlds 🙏🏿🙏🏿. No doubt, America and Africa are home.
We love you brother,makes me so angry to see how my people have to get through racial prejudice and live like second class citizens in the west.Welcome home whenever you are ready to move.
This man's name is deserved💥 Mfalme is King and so boldness is a virtue...great