Your swahili accent is on point, Sheila so excited about beaches, even dar you can go to coco beach and walk on a newly built tanzanite bridge. Slipway in masaki is a nice place too. All these places look more lovely when visiting in the evening.
I think it is a high time Ugandans learnt Swahili, it is the only East African nation that does not speak Swahili, i once visited a country in the middle east and when Kenyans, Tanzanians, Rwandans , Congolese and Burundians were bonding in different set ups speaking Swahili, Ugandans were left out requesting people to translate yet they are also east Africans 😅
Christ Church Anglican Cathedral was a former slave market in stone town Zanzibar it has a memorial for African slaves taken by Arab slave traders on the Swahili coast its rich in East African history and is a world heritage site built in 1879 by British missionaries before that zanzibar was part of the Oman sultanate from 1698-1861 and was the biggest trading post in East Africa where Arabs,Indians and Portuguese sold spices, ivory, gold and african slaves across the Indian ocean to the Middle East and India in 1873 David Livingstone abolished slavery you might find it interesting. 🇹🇿🇺🇬
The history they have given is his story not our story Modern day arabs are caucasians/asians turks from Eurasia who were in the dark ages from 1st-17th-18th century primitive illiterates until 18th century these caucasians reclassified themselves as white British and Europeans and became arabs 19th century, The Moors are the original Maghreb Berbers Arabs from Africa who ruled Europe Britain America the world up until 18th century,
thanks for sharing, full replay, no skipping of adds
Nice content 👌❤
Would have loved to see local delicacies, tourist attractions or a tour guide take you around to get a more in depth insight of Zanzibar.
I have really enjoyed it thank you very much
Enjoyment ku enjoyment
Nice!
Watching from Nairobi Kenya
Nice 🇺🇬🇰🇪
Your swahili accent is on point,
Sheila so excited about beaches, even dar you can go to coco beach and walk on a newly built tanzanite bridge. Slipway in masaki is a nice place too.
All these places look more lovely when visiting in the evening.
Keep bringing us more
Great content and very interesting. Thanks Harriet!!😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice work
You should visit lamu island last time you come to mombasa but you forget lamu where we don't use cars we only use donkeys for transport
Am Ugandan watching from Jowhar, Somalia 🇸🇴🇺🇬
Much love ❤❤
safi dada
I think it is a high time Ugandans learnt Swahili, it is the only East African nation that does not speak Swahili, i once visited a country in the middle east and when Kenyans, Tanzanians, Rwandans , Congolese and Burundians were bonding in different set ups speaking Swahili, Ugandans were left out requesting people to translate yet they are also east Africans 😅
Sheila is shy
Being on camera isn't easy for many people
Watching from Kenya,can I teach you Swahili
Christ Church Anglican Cathedral was a former slave market in stone town Zanzibar it has a memorial for African slaves taken by Arab slave traders on the Swahili coast its rich in East African history and is a world heritage site built in 1879 by British missionaries before that zanzibar was part of the Oman sultanate from 1698-1861 and was the biggest trading post in East Africa where Arabs,Indians and Portuguese sold spices, ivory, gold and african slaves across the Indian ocean to the Middle East and India in 1873 David Livingstone abolished slavery you might find it interesting.
🇹🇿🇺🇬
The history they have given is his story not our story Modern day arabs are caucasians/asians turks from Eurasia who were in the dark ages from 1st-17th-18th century primitive illiterates until 18th century these caucasians reclassified themselves as white British and Europeans and became arabs 19th century, The Moors are the original Maghreb Berbers Arabs from Africa who ruled Europe Britain America the world up until 18th century,
It is wise to use a tour guide.
Nitakuja kuoa Uganda kumbe kuna warembo hivi