I remember one thing here that am number 52 to subscribe here and I can't wait to hear more and more information as I pray for this channel to continue having more and more subscribers and hope to learn more about Africa.
I’m here from the podcast,I loved your mindset and the quote from your husband “African is for the builders not consumers😅”that’s hard truth 😊,I wish you good luck with your family ❤
My dia sister, thanks for sharing 👍 I am so sorry for all you went through. 💔 that's Africa for you. Thank God you are settled. Welcome to my country, Uganda . I just subscribed. I pray to meet you one day I am in Uganda. My advice to all trying to Africa. Please first go visit, get to know the community first before you move. Be careful because scams are everywhere, even worse in Europe 🇪🇺.
I live in Boston and we have been scammed not only by a lawyer, and financial lenders and contractors. As I type this, I am looking for painters but most of them want cash upfront, at least 50%! We have lost a lot $$ to contractors, especially those who come claiming to be Christians. We even lost $1500 to two members of our church. We refinanced our house and need to do some interior painting but we can't afford to lose it to scammed. The point is as long as we are dealing with human beings, we are going to run into scammers. This is an opportunity for "KEGANDA" to come up with a reference list of reputable professionals who can be held to account. Good luck to you and keep the faith.
here from the podcast ,welcome to Uganda ,great to have insight from people coming from abroad about our country ,gives us a new way to look at things and opportunities we didn't know existed ,sorry about the daughter/coach incident ,glad you took action and followed up ,that will resonate and inspire better services and behavior .....Enjoy Uganda ,take time to visit the north too, Greetings from West Nile .
New subscriber. Your tenacity will pay off, and everything that is stolen (scammed) from you, you shall recover double. Stay in faith. Looking forward to hearing about your successes! 🙏🏽
TYSM for your transparency in this journey. This is so generous of you to share & valuable for those coming after you. May TMH recompense you for all taxation for being American and rebuke those who try to going forward. Bless you!
Thank you for sharing your story. It looks like a tedious process, but as they say, anything worth having is worth working towards. If we were to remain stagnant and try to open a business here in the states, it would still be an uphill process because if you don’t have the capital/credit necessary, it can sometimes not be feasible. I salute you & your family and pray that TMH will continue to order your steps as you look to Him for provision. Shalom! ❤
Discovered you from Kenganda. My family is from Uganda, i live in North America but intend to visit Uganda more often. I really wish you and your family the very best in Uganda. Business environment there is quite slow but presents a lot of opportunity. Just make sure to take your time, and vet everyone. People aren't as honest, and trustworthy as they may present to be. There are however many good people. Exercise patience, and don't always be quick to write any cheques.
Thanks for the advice. We're working on those things every day. Slowing down, being vigilant and patient. I must admit like you said it's some good people here though.
@@AfricaEverAfter The systems and controls in a lot of places in Uganda are inefficient or non-extistent for the most part so you are exposed to a lot of human ingenuity and dishonesty, otherwise people are hishonest everywhere in the world (including the States). What makes the world that you and me different, is that systems and controls are effective. Now there is where your opportunities in a country like Uganda lie. Provide a better service, get your staff and customers to see things differently......and you will surely succeed. I WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY THE VERY BEST, YOU ARE GREAT PEOPLE !!
Just watched you on kenganda and just loved your attitude. I travel to Uganda every year. One thing you have to understand is that every country offers challenges...In Germany for example ,the paper work though fast its crazy and once you qualify for taxes the govt takes unto 45%....Then about Kenya things are a little bit faster, people are more aggressive too but I think less opportunity for business empire growth ,Uganda still lacks /so many inefficiencies like you mentioned , ...customer-care kills me most and then you got Indians who are ...like terrible . Since you are in the meat industry ,I would suggest also bio labelled meat as I never see any labels in supermarkets....alot of marketing and expose ofcourse ..Good luck.
Just subscribed 😊 Can you discuss the various visa requirements/options for AA’s who are retired, starting a business, or young AA’s who want to live in Uganda?
Lol, laughing with you. The same happened to me. Sometimes they just want you to "appreciate" them to get your business name. I refused to participate in corruption and pushed on. I have a really good friend here who is a lawyer, she owns a bakery and a hardware store, and is a law lecturer at the University. She is a genuine friend and my go to with any legalities, but get her quick if interested she keeps singing to me about being tired of Uganda and its ways and wanting to go to South Africa for her Doctorate ..
The receipt for trading license often has different money to what you pay! We are trading business we pay 600,000 every year but on the receipts show 428,000 ugx! I think it has to do with government! I usually pay in the bank after getting a trading license!😊
Do me a favor...go spend a month in Kenya, it fits you best...great international schools, and lots of accessibility for you and your kids, and many black american families couples with kids...and nobody harasses you even if you are alone at a cafe, because kenya is a big tourists and international nomadic work environment
Whether it's Kenya 🇰🇪 or Uganda 🇺🇬 or somewhere else, the East African Community countries are wide open for African Americans wanting to relocate. This is the most progressive economic and political subregion in Africa 💪🏾😍
I understand how people feel going to Africa and experiencing these things, but my wife and I are business owners in the US. we have issues in the US that makes that entire situation seem small.
We the US in 6 days, I would like contact you or someone to make the weekly report of our experiences in Uganda we plan to be there for 5 months, our plans are stay in kampala for about 3 to 4 days then find something more permanent.
Sorry for that and I think you know that it's everywhere in Africa and even in Mexico if they find out that you're from USA many times you pay more than what the local people pay. 😢 but thanks for sharing ❤
Hi thanks for sharing your story. Our family also moved from the West to Uganda. We have been here for just over a year. It would be nice to talk and share experiences as African diaspora returnees. Do you have an email address where we can reach you?
You can start an account with as little as $5 USD. However I will say that we were told if your business has less than 40 million shillings which is roughly $10,000 in the account you make an audited more often as a government may see your business as illegitimate. Permit cost vary
Hello, thanks for the information, are you open to partnership in Uganda? I want to invest in Uganda, buy land and going into agriculture, what knowledge or opportunities do you know or you have? Do you know company’s with opportunities in Uganda that diasporas can invest?
Hello , Thanks for your crucial info. Can you share us your new lawyer’s contact? We are trying to setting up a company as a foreigner . Thanks in advance
Sorry for dat bad experience corruption is one of the reasons why were still behind. It didn't happen to you alone even us the natives are scamed too by our fellow Ugandans
What's crazy is Uganda is one of the easier countries to start a business in. Maybe I'll do a video on how I would do it in the future versus how I did it the last time.
@@TheAvira123 Rwanda is way easier to do business in than Uganda...I think the problem in Rwanda is that it's small, so you are dealing with a very small market...but it's easier, efficient, respectful, and great place for family
Rwanda makes it easy to start a business. Our major issue was the small size of the country and we weren't a fan of the way they handled the lockdowns. But I'm excited to visit at some point.
How is rong? The Government of Uganda more president Museveni trying to faiting craption you give somebody money more than you spotted criminal!!!You give a Criminal in is office money to get what you want. You committed crime.I don't blame you I blame your business partner.becouse themselves they know about craption.Another day don't do that again.God will blame you !! Because you know what is good and you do what is rong.God bless you and your family . I'm Moses Bukenya UK 🇬🇧
Just subscribed after watching you on Kenganda podcast. Welcome home ❤ Welcome to Uganda 🇺🇬😍
wow interesting and educative even for me and am a Ugandan really didn't knw the full and right way to start a business
I remember one thing here that am number 52 to subscribe here and I can't wait to hear more and more information as I pray for this channel to continue having more and more subscribers and hope to learn more about Africa.
I’m here from the podcast,I loved your mindset and the quote from your husband “African is for the builders not consumers😅”that’s hard truth 😊,I wish you good luck with your family ❤
Appreciate it. We're here for the long haul so being all extra doing the most is one thing we can't/won't do.
Just started watching saw u on kenganda .
Welcome to Uganda and while here do visit the country side too. Its beautiful. I wait to hear business venture and be a customer if in line...
We some city/country people. We must go out there.
Thanks to kenganda just discovered your channel and subscribed.
Appreciate the sub and thanks to Kenganda.
Just saw yall on Oshay channel Kenganda! New sub from the USA! 😀👍🏾
My dia sister, thanks for sharing 👍 I am so sorry for all you went through. 💔 that's Africa for you. Thank God you are settled. Welcome to my country, Uganda . I just subscribed. I pray to meet you one day I am in Uganda. My advice to all trying to Africa. Please first go visit, get to know the community first before you move. Be careful because scams are everywhere, even worse in Europe 🇪🇺.
Thank you for the kind words. We look at it as life happens and a lesson learned.
I live in Boston and we have been scammed not only by a lawyer, and financial lenders and contractors. As I type this, I am looking for painters but most of them want cash upfront, at least 50%! We have lost a lot $$ to contractors, especially those who come claiming to be Christians. We even lost $1500 to two members of our church. We refinanced our house and need to do some interior painting but we can't afford to lose it to scammed. The point is as long as we are dealing with human beings, we are going to run into scammers. This is an opportunity for "KEGANDA" to come up with a reference list of reputable professionals who can be held to account. Good luck to you and keep the faith.
Good info!! Thank you for sharing!
here from the podcast ,welcome to Uganda ,great to have insight from people coming from abroad about our country ,gives us a new way to look at things and opportunities we didn't know existed ,sorry about the daughter/coach incident ,glad you took action and followed up ,that will resonate and inspire better services and behavior .....Enjoy Uganda ,take time to visit the north too, Greetings from West Nile .
Hi @AfricaEverAfter we are here to support. Love your story...keep it going!
New sub.. from uganda thnxx for the content
Thank you for the sub. If you have a subject you want us to cover let us know.
Oshay interview drop me hear.
New subscriber. Your tenacity will pay off, and everything that is stolen (scammed) from you, you shall recover double. Stay in faith. Looking forward to hearing about your successes! 🙏🏽
Thank you 🙏🏽
TYSM for your transparency in this journey. This is so generous of you to share & valuable for those coming after you. May TMH recompense you for all taxation for being American and rebuke those who try to going forward. Bless you!
APTTMH!
Great info. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thanks for coming to Uganda! I would be happy to invest with you. Happy for you to vet me. I have been looking for a partner. I am Ugandan.
Thank you for sharing your story. It looks like a tedious process, but as they say, anything worth having is worth working towards. If we were to remain stagnant and try to open a business here in the states, it would still be an uphill process because if you don’t have the capital/credit necessary, it can sometimes not be feasible. I salute you & your family and pray that TMH will continue to order your steps as you look to Him for provision. Shalom! ❤
Discovered you from Kenganda. My family is from Uganda, i live in North America but intend to visit Uganda more often. I really wish you and your family the very best in Uganda. Business environment there is quite slow but presents a lot of opportunity. Just make sure to take your time, and vet everyone. People aren't as honest, and trustworthy as they may present to be. There are however many good people. Exercise patience, and don't always be quick to write any cheques.
Thanks for the advice. We're working on those things every day. Slowing down, being vigilant and patient. I must admit like you said it's some good people here though.
@@AfricaEverAfter The systems and controls in a lot of places in Uganda are inefficient or non-extistent for the most part so you are exposed to a lot of human ingenuity and dishonesty, otherwise people are hishonest everywhere in the world (including the States). What makes the world that you and me different, is that systems and controls are effective. Now there is where your opportunities in a country like Uganda lie. Provide a better service, get your staff and customers to see things differently......and you will surely succeed. I WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY THE VERY BEST, YOU ARE GREAT PEOPLE !!
Thank you for sharing your journey.
Just watched you on kenganda and just loved your attitude. I travel to Uganda every year. One thing you have to understand is that every country offers challenges...In Germany for example ,the paper work though fast its crazy and once you qualify for taxes the govt takes unto 45%....Then about Kenya things are a little bit faster, people are more aggressive too but I think less opportunity for business empire growth ,Uganda still lacks /so many inefficiencies like you mentioned , ...customer-care kills me most and then you got Indians who are ...like terrible . Since you are in the meat industry ,I would suggest also bio labelled meat as I never see any labels in supermarkets....alot of marketing and expose ofcourse ..Good luck.
Thank you. You're speaking our language with the business. That's on our list of things to finish within the next month.
I can't wait to tell my story. lol
Just subscribed 😊 Can you discuss the various visa requirements/options for AA’s who are retired, starting a business, or young AA’s who want to live in Uganda?
Sure we we got you.
Lol, laughing with you. The same happened to me. Sometimes they just want you to "appreciate" them to get your business name. I refused to participate in corruption and pushed on. I have a really good friend here who is a lawyer, she owns a bakery and a hardware store, and is a law lecturer at the University. She is a genuine friend and my go to with any legalities, but get her quick if interested she keeps singing to me about being tired of Uganda and its ways and wanting to go to South Africa for her Doctorate ..
It's also us Ugandan from the diaspora who pay high costs.
We have many fake lawyers, engineers, doctors etc.
Wow. Thanks for sharing. I pray things change.
The receipt for trading license often has different money to what you pay! We are trading business we pay 600,000 every year but on the receipts show 428,000 ugx! I think it has to do with government! I usually pay in the bank after getting a trading license!😊
Thanks for this info. We'll keep this in mind.
Do me a favor...go spend a month in Kenya, it fits you best...great international schools, and lots of accessibility for you and your kids, and many black american families couples with kids...and nobody harasses you even if you are alone at a cafe, because kenya is a big tourists and international nomadic work environment
I believe we will go in a couple of weeks. We're nervous because we'll like it too much. 😬
Whether it's Kenya 🇰🇪 or Uganda 🇺🇬 or somewhere else, the East African Community countries are wide open for African Americans wanting to relocate. This is the most progressive economic and political subregion in Africa 💪🏾😍
The local business partner (who knows everything) should help to cause such a scammer to be arrested and prosecuted in court!!!
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I understand how people feel going to Africa and experiencing these things, but my wife and I are business owners in the US. we have issues in the US that makes that entire situation seem small.
We the US in 6 days, I would like contact you or someone to make the weekly report of our experiences in Uganda we plan to be there for 5 months, our plans are stay in kampala for about 3 to 4 days then find something more permanent.
Sorry for that and I think you know that it's everywhere in Africa and even in Mexico if they find out that you're from USA many times you pay more than what the local people pay. 😢 but thanks for sharing ❤
Hi thanks for sharing your story. Our family also moved from the West to Uganda. We have been here for just over a year. It would be nice to talk and share experiences as African diaspora returnees. Do you have an email address where we can reach you?
That's wonderful. You can reach us at africaeverafterchannel@gmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you.
Hi thanks, I sent you an email!
@@TonyTouch-m2j I got it. I'll respond asap
Price goes up the moment you speak what they call good english😅
Up 500 percent
Thats a lot.
It is a lot, but it's worth it so far.
I paid the lawyer just 1 million ug× they did everything!!
You found a good lawyer. It took us getting burned before we found one.
How much do you need to pay for the permit and, what is the estimated amount needed to open the bank account?
You can start an account with as little as $5 USD. However I will say that we were told if your business has less than 40 million shillings which is roughly $10,000 in the account you make an audited more often as a government may see your business as illegitimate. Permit cost vary
Never pay the cash to the officials because all those taxes can be paid to the bank or by mobile money
Great tip. I know now. Thanks!
No pork on my plate 😮
All day everyday day. Can't do no pork
Hello, thanks for the information, are you open to partnership in Uganda?
I want to invest in Uganda, buy land and going into agriculture, what knowledge or opportunities do you know or you have?
Do you know company’s with opportunities in Uganda that diasporas can invest?
Not yet. But we will in the future eventually.
Hello , Thanks for your crucial info. Can you share us your new lawyer’s contact? We are trying to setting up a company as a foreigner . Thanks in advance
Can you kindly send us an email. I will respond with her contact information.
Sorry for dat bad experience corruption is one of the reasons why were still behind. It didn't happen to you alone even us the natives are scamed too by our fellow Ugandans
Yeah it happens to us all like you said. We just wish they would do right by all people so we can surpass our dreams
So moral of the story is "horrible". Thanks for the heads-up. Next country!
What's crazy is Uganda is one of the easier countries to start a business in. Maybe I'll do a video on how I would do it in the future versus how I did it the last time.
@@AfricaEverAfter would it be easier than Rwanda? Rwanda is kicking goals like no other in the foreign direct investment space.
@@TheAvira123 Rwanda is way easier to do business in than Uganda...I think the problem in Rwanda is that it's small, so you are dealing with a very small market...but it's easier, efficient, respectful, and great place for family
Rwanda makes it easy to start a business. Our major issue was the small size of the country and we weren't a fan of the way they handled the lockdowns. But I'm excited to visit at some point.
Find a smart Ugandan.....😊
You're not muzungu
Muzungu means white person
Exactly. But, for some reason a large amount of Ugandans is that term towards blacks. I don't understand it
How is rong? The Government of Uganda more president Museveni trying to faiting craption you give somebody money more than you spotted criminal!!!You give a Criminal in is office money to get what you want. You committed crime.I don't blame you I blame your business partner.becouse themselves they know about craption.Another day don't do that again.God will blame you !! Because you know what is good and you do what is rong.God bless you and your family . I'm Moses Bukenya UK 🇬🇧
You have to say you are from Africa😅
Uganda is my fav African country so far! Nice video! I wonder if you guys got the residency there?
Not yet we're in the process.
Omg 😳 u gorgeous af