You young people are so intelligent and have so much dignity in your Podcast I look forward everyday to hearing something from you. I missed Oshay today but you are still wonderful.!!!
Ok! See now we are talking. Everyone is lauding this episode but the questioning, some of it is not productive. Asking where have you gone where you had to watch out for your wallet? Listen! Folks this entire conversation is a serious conversation and should be of concern to all of the Diaspora who is going to have to flee here when the West finds it convenient and appropriate to put their foot down as before. Africa is the only home that melanated people truly have. We should not wish to return to a continent where the colonized mind and mindset is not seen as abhorrent. The real questions we should be asking and bringing to the awareness of our people are why we are are not ALLOWED to have a military. If we are dependent on foreign governments or the UN to protect, what real stance or power do we have. When will you all realize that righteousness must prevail and that maybe the govts do not have the gall or power to throw our colonialist education systems you are still teaching African children in 2023?? You will not be at a loss for curriculum and expertise if the Intellectualts and pragmatist of both the continent and the Diaspora come together. There are things that can be implemented. The Lebanese and Chinese treating your own with disgrace &?disgust? Of course, if you give a greater hand to foreign governments to fund infrastructure, you are not going to have the ability to stand up to them for fear they retreat. They need to retreat. We have to value what the Most High gave us. We can only do it together and not divided. Rid the continent of the vestiges of colonialism and teach people about themselves!
Frankly the African continent is very frustrating. Why is such a rich continent so poor and are such beggars? Why can’t they even have good roads? Why are so many countries in Africa still so backwards. What is the government doing for its people…where are all the diamonds, gold, oil, cobolt, all the minerals? We as black people have a problem, we are also very cruel and wicked towards each other . We keep deleting each other. From the days of slavery until now we have and continue to be wicked. The truth is the truth. We must find a way to change.
I have been asking myself the same question. However, recently I picked up a book called “Why Nations Fail” reading it provided me some understanding as to what happened to Africa and why many of its nations are so far behind nations in Europe and North America. The book is a little dense but readable and worth your time.
But even today there is still slavery there: Sadiq al-Mahdi, former prime minister of Sudan, would agree. On March 24, 1999, he wrote to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson, that “the traditional concept of JIHAD does allow slavery as a by-product.”11 And so slavery persists to this day in some areas of the Islamic world. The BBC reported in December 2008 that “strong evidence has emerged of children and adults being used as slaves in Sudan’s Darfur region”-where a jihad rages today.12 Mauritanian human rights activist Boubakar Messaoud asserted in 2004 that in that country, people are born and bred as slaves: “A Mauritanian slave, whose parents and grandparents before him were slaves, doesn’t need chains. He has been brought up as a domesticated animal.”13 Three years later, nothing had changed. Messaoud explained in March 2007, “It’s like having sheep or goats. If a woman is a slave, her descendants are slaves.”14 Likewise in Niger, which formally abolished slavery only in 2003, slavery is a long-standing practice. Journalist and anti-slavery activist Souleymane Cisse explained that even Western colonial governments did nothing to halt the practice: “The colonial rulers preferred to ignore it because they wanted to co-operate with the aristocracy who kept these slaves.”15 Islamic slavery has not been unknown even in the United States. When the Saudi national Homaidan Al-Turki was imprisoned for holding a woman as a slave in Colorado, he complained that “the state has criminalized these basic Muslim behaviors. Attacking traditional Muslim behaviors was the focal point of the prosecution.”16 Where did he get the idea that slavery was a “traditional Muslim behavior”? From the Koran. Slavery: it’s in the Koran. And if it’s in the Koran, it is unquestionably right.” ― Robert Spencer, The Complete Infidel's Guide to the Koran
@@CR1992.. Azul, party, designer clothes… you think black/ african men are just at home depressed? or are they having the time of their life spending too much money on unnecessary things.
@@larrylindsey1751 The FBA FAMILY needs to take a grassroots approach and continue to develop a growing political and economical CODE OF CONDUCT before dealing with Brexit or Pan-Africanism...🗿
I stay in england but everybody has a credit and we have beggers on street what are charities they're for they keep asking people for literally everything yet we pay taxes and alot in that case the whole world is full of beggers its not just Africa
I love the reasoning family. I agree whole heartedly that begging is endemic. However, this behavior was thought. Being in Africa and knowing Jamaica, I see the mindset lack and becoming a "Lacky". I think in some aspects Marketing is begging(trying to convince me to buy useless things). The ladies tell the truth that the credit system encourages the slackness. I've died on the vine many times because I'm too proud to ask for help. This is because I am "too proud to beg". I have since learned that self-sufficiency is still possible with a team (symbiotic relationships). All African children should be thought this and money management. Bigup Fam!!
The begging culture is an African diaspora problem. Here in the U.S. it's the same thing. That, "When one of us has made it, all of us have made it," mentality. I can't even count how many times I've had to say no over the years because people see the things I have and try to count my money to determine if I'm able to help them out. My husband is from Haiti, and he says that when he goes home, it's expected of him to have money to give. We, globally, have to do better.
I'm Black American, and this has not been my experience. Neither my family members, nor friends are pocket-watchers. I wouldn't say begging never happens, but I don't see it as the norm here in the US, but I have worked with Africans and West Indians who've told me they cannot afford to go home because they have to buy presents for everyone.
@loriannrichardson7644 you're blessed that you've never encountered this within your circle. It's a thing here, so much so comedians over the years have joked about. For example, the constant joke about that one cousin or uncle who come to the family reunion asking for a dollar.
African leaders are the masters of big talk, pandering to whoever the audience on the world stage, but they hardly put their money where their mouths are.
Ayyyy yo Gabs went in today! Agree 100% with gabs about the marriage part and the girl and boy part especially that 50k part 😂Loved Dr Juliet about the Chapti part. We have to industrialise and Dr Juliet was right about the credit and chocolate part in Africa plus the trade deals. Also loved gabs part about being fly. Joanita was right about the parent part. It starts from the home. Dr Juliet was right about the education part in Africa and Latin America. Gabs is right about the adult responsibility and adult accountability. One of the best EP. The accountability and responsibility part is so deep in Uganda and Africa. This EP offered problems and solutions
I am impressed by Agaba's willingness to call out the beggar mentality. Truth is the way. As his Mumbai story reveals, the problem is not only in Africa. As an American traveler who likes to walk, I am "the" target in nearly every continent I visit. There is nothing new under the sun. Every problem has ocurred somewhere else and/or at some other time. In this kernal of truth lies the solution. Others have been challenged by the same problem. Some overcame the challenge, and others failed. There is no reason Africans cannot learn from the mistakes and victories of others. With the changing world demographics, and the abundance of African children, now is the time for Africa to get it right. So, teach your children well, and don't let your golden moment slip away.
Well Oshay, It appears that you are enjoying your time away - at least your show is in good hands. This was an excellent mix of personalities and ideas. Great dialogue.
I wish the team would comment on the video of the Eritreans cleaning up the streets and ghettos in a Ungandan ghetto as a show of appreciation for giving them refuge...then the Ugandan man asked them if they would come and clean up every week.... without blinking an eye....the Eritreans cleared up a mountain of crap, and this Ugandan guy wanted more out of them,...it was just normal for him to want someone else to do what he and his community should be doing for themselves....
Ramaphosa himself did not believe what he was talking about. What did he mean Africans are not beggars? Almost every African country has debt from hair to toe, our own African Union is sponsored by the European union.
@@mrshonourableABSOLUTELY!!! This is a real question that I have. When I hear Africans talk about the African Union, I am thoroughly confused as to how they believe this to be a real institution. The very people from the East who are making inroads to populate the continent with their own people in droves by 2025, built the AU headquarters and bugged the place. There is no conversation in there that is probably not monitored and on to add further insult, that your parent institution is the EU. Are people mad?? We need to stop the madness- all this validation and clout seeking is going to have the continent entangled in their agenda for us and never an agenda for ourselves. There is nothing that can come out of the AU that isn’t going to have to pass the vetting of the EU to execute. Complete & utter nonsense.
President Ramaphosa said many African nations will benefit from the completion of the Inga Dam in DR Congo. If so many countries agree that electricity is a priority why can't they pool their resources and complete the project themselves. Is Africa so poor they can't manage that task alone? This Inga Dam project has been ongoing for over a decade. President Ramaphosa's speech is shameful. Africa will never earn respect in the rest of the world because dependency syndrome in an adult isn't accepted outside of Africa.
Agaba God bless you!!Uganda are berger,to march we have minerals but you can see president Museveni gave resources to Indian are controlling your resources We discover Gold but you see Chinese and Canada 🇨🇦 If we can use resources we have Museveni said we discovered Gold 🥇 we can't have at list tuberayo nebirombe,bibiri,oba bisatu,.mutunulide bazungu.!!!!
Great topic! Yes, sad but true. Those on the continent are conditioned to beg shamelessly! Not only do they beg, they take lol! I come home with one suitcase from my trip to Mombasa. My friend who picked me up from the airport laughed because the same happens to her when she goes home to visit her family in the Dominican Republic. I ran into beggars ranging from children to the so-called Christian church. The begging got so bad the PB of the MCK threatened to defrock and excommunicate those clergymen harrassing me! #truestory
I love when Dr. Juliet is on the show. She brings common sense and logical balance in a "palatable" way that smooths the baseball bat to the gut delivered by The Master of Gabs..lol...This show was 💯, I've been frustrated by begging to the point of planning to leave Uganda. People will beg me for money and when I start explaining how degrading it is, they respond with "well, it's not a must"..missing the whole point of not begging. I'm so happy that whole panel is Ugandan and the audience can not arrogantly dismiss the discussion calling it "western mindset".
I reside in the UK and was born here when it comes to financial studies it’s non existent, white families do but only now black families are introducing it to their kids because of them learning from their past mistakes
Until African countries become self-reliant. They will always be indebted to other countries. As long as this continues they will never gain respect in the world.
There is no hope for you. You just listened to a program filled with truth, but you are focused like a laser on the easy way out by blaming someone else for your problems. If you don't take responsibility for using thinking in terms of delayed gratification and saving for the future, you will always be a loser.
WHERE IS THE ACCOUNTABILITY? African leaders STEAL the money they get from OUR resources. Our so called leaders are not dumb, they’re just greedy, and have zero pride for their nation! They don’t have the drive to compete with other groups. They just want to spend their stolen wealth on European goods! They are not victims but perpetrators 😂
In my opinion, this is the second worst thing about African culture. Child abuse is number one, there's too many quiet, shy young people, and i love seeing a child or teen that's bold and loud in Africa. I know a lot of subscribers on this channel haven't been to Africa, it's not everyone in Africa that treat their children like this. I've spoken with Nigerians in nigeria, and a lot of people don't agree with children being treated this way. My first time in Nigeria(Africa) as an adult, I was surprised by how many extremely grown adults asked and begged me for money. It happens pretty much everywhere you go. And im a nice person, so it was hard to say no so i said yes about 30 percent of the time, especially in the beginning. I view asking and begging for money as a very serious thing, something you do as a last option, so it was hard to ignore. If i lived there for a year i might go broke from giving money. That would be a big concern i would have
Begging is indeed a curse in Africa, however the child abuse thing is being dealt with rapidly with the advent of social media and pressure from modern society
@raphaelbuti3257 hopefully people are working it. I literally saw a lady throw something at her child that could barely walk. I think this is one of the main reasons why Africa isn't as developed as it should be. Most African countries are young, but teaching children to have low self-esteem will affect them when they get older. Hate talking about these negative things about Africa, but it needs to be done
@@erock9594 yes indeed there is more action being taken by the police whenever cases appear on social media. Public pressure is high, schools thankfully are going away from corporal punishment too. There is a trend.
@teeteeme5752 Right, we never know how much money some of these people have. But I know a lot of subscribers on this channel haven't been to any country in Africa. But everyone in Africa doesn't abuse their kids or agree with children being treated this way. I've spoken with nigerians in Nigeria about this. There's lots of normal people in Africa who understand
⏰TIMESTAMPS BY [K] 00:00 - Africans begging at every level of African culture. 00:34 - Introductions of the podcast hosts. 01:33 - African countries raising issues of peace without begging. 02:08 - African nations addressing war issues without begging. 03:51 - African culture institutionalized as beggars at every level. 07:13 - Enrichment of individuals at the expense of begging in Uganda. 12:27 - Dependency on foreign products instead of local processing and production. 16:28 - The art of begging deeply ingrained in African culture. 18:19 - Begging prevalent at traffic lights, in public places, and socially. 19:37 - The normalization of begging in relationships and friendships. 20:10 - Low-hanging fruit mentality contributing to the culture of begging. 24:35 - Begging for funding infrastructure projects and basic necessities. 27:23 - The vulnerability and dangers faced by vocal activists and leaders. 31:34 - The commercialization and taxation of wedding meetings in Uganda. 32:06 - Begging prevalent during travel experiences and encounters with beggars. 33:25 - Feeling vulnerable to beggars while trying to make purchases. 34:00 - A cycle of good and bad times, hope for Africa's potential. 35:02 - The perpetual cycle of leaders maintaining the status quo. 39:19 - Flaws in the education system and lack of financial education. 40:04 - Parents teaching children to spend instead of save and invest. 45:41 - Reverse cycle of children supporting parents financially. 47:34 - Contact information for the participants: Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, email. 48:00 - Promoting professional profiles and intelligent conversations on social media. LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE✅
The sad part is everything the brother said was correct. I’ve been to three countries in Africa and everywhere I go if they’re not nickel and diming you to death they’re begging you to death.
This panel is nauseating. They laughed a lot and not realizing the seriousness of this problem Africa as a whole has. The Europeans also as something to do with this begging.
I don't ask to have my nails painted but if he pays for it I won't turn it down. That won't be a regular part of life though because I hardly ever paint my nails.
Having access to credit is a huge advantage, whether you use it or not, just to know it's there when an emergency happens. Otherwise our entire lives would literally BLOW UP often and we would be perpetual beggars as well. Even college kids start off with $300/$500 credit cards. My ppl need a "chance" we all do. Also the black mind isn't very different I see, the begging is everywhere even when jobs are plentiful in the west. Begging while not working in the West is insane to me. You could be on top but the moment you incur an unexpected expense (car repair/appliance/medical) your world would crumble-credit is necessary for the non wealthy (in expensive societies). Credit is a form of indirect begging as well if you think about it 😅. Great panel and discussion as always! ❤
The unification will not happen if there’s no grassroots revolution. We need a strong man who can take risk and lead. Africa uniting without having control over our own natural resources is absurd. The leader has to start from their own country , change the way we do business. For example, all foreign own companies should be taken over by the government. How is it fair that a country like Ghana on has only 6% stake In Ashanti goldfields. The government should slash all agreements and take our natural resources back. We need to be that bold and move forward. The same governments we work with are the same governments who are aware of our situations. It is a colonial legacy inherited from their ancestors . They are committed to keep Africa that way. This is also important and I know religion is killing African people. It is an indoctrination. As a matter of fact, it is the reason why we are so docile. QUIT RELIGION. There’s no proof God did anything at all before slave and after slavery. The number of micro churches and mosques in Africa is staggering. And y’all in Africa have to stop worshipping people who don’t look like you. They are not special but they have solidarity. We as black peoples don’t have solidarity and that’s our weakness and religion did that. We have to have that feeling of oneness and be sure we understand that , we are making a down payment for future generations to thrive. Instead of fighting white nationalism why don’t we have black nationalism. We have to stop begging people to stop what they do but instead do what we got to do.
Atleast before colonizers came here we definitely were not beggars ...ok..ok. they did bring technology and the rest but at this moment we are not independent compared to our ancestors....that's facts
Absolutely facts! Much better situation by degrees on that note pre- colonization. What I think people also don’t see is that the economic greed and consumerism that was a consequence of western colonialism and the eventual advancement of the very nations that were built by those stolen from the continent, became the main catalyst for this vagrant behavior. No one had any issues dividing labor and working the land to sustain themselves. The lust of the eyes and greed for quickly disposable and depreciative things became the envy. Now you have to convince young people whose arable land lies fertile, that farming is a noble exploit. 👀👀 you would rather beg/ starve than put your hand to the plow?? Something is seriously wrong with our perspective. Yahweh has given us the best of the land on the planet. We cannot continue to sell our birthright. Enough is enough!
Correction, Geopolital relations is not begging. Even in the old kingdom times, we needed to have partnerships with others for economic and military purpose. Your position in the world is judged on who your friends are (Even the US has friends called NATO). Now to say its in our DNA to beg in africa is not a fair analysis, that's a lazy thinking. We are in this poor positions as a continent because of our political history and other various factors. We import more because of global corporations and the neoliberal policies we are under. We are in debt traps because of how world bank is conducting business with Africa, hence we now see China as a better partners outside the continent. China needs Africa just as Africa need China. Even Russia, hence BRICKS was formed otherwise we are going to be slaves to NATO. Let's have constructive analysis especially when it comes to political and cultural topics. Have expects involved, i don't know accessible are your academics in Uganda but involve black conscious young academics. Your platform is needed, and you are well positioned. Take advantage of that to invigorate young Africans.
@kemmoneR I have to agree with you here. 💯 This platform can be used better. We don’t mind hearing the opinions of others but this really needs to be a conversation that has critical teeth and the capability of bringing understandings that we assume African people understand. Even Diasporans gave their own reckoning to deal with understanding colonialism and neocolonialism in general but the only way the continent of Africa and the Diaspora can have one voice against their enemies is to actually understand the belly of the beast. Right understanding and critical analysis of these geopolitical realities, will allow Africans to know and understand how to strategize on the ground. We can start first by at least agreeing on initiatives to feed ourselves on the continent. But honestly without collaborating and bringing continentals up to speed and igniting some level of responsibility in the Diaspora filling these knowledge and technical, strategic gaps as a unified understanding?? All of this will just be pillow talk and giggles on couches. We have to do better collectively! For real For real!
My people please know the best leader has nothing to do with those things we can see with our eyes. But as it written “try the tree by the fruit it brings forth “Matt. 7:16-20. Age, size, height nor beauty or the lack of determines what is good or what is corrupt. The treasures of the heart will reveal the truth of us all. How many people would look at those who are rich and judge them to be blessed of GOD because of appearances. Then look at a man such as Lazarus and see him as being cursed by GOD his appearance being his body covered with sores and flesh falling off. Yet the rich man went to Hell and Lazarus to Heaven in the arms of angels to Abraham’s bosom (Luke 16:19-29). Those in Parliament need to make a resolution/decree that any leader that betrays the people he serves through leadership for self gain or taking part in any corrupt activities should be cut down like the corrupt tree with corrupt fruit. The corrupt tree causes the people to suffer and doesn’t serve it’s purpose to bless the people with what they need.!!!
@dowa8940 to Yahweh be the glory! 1000% agreed. The Israelites went into slavery for their wickedness. List, self gain, power, pride-- they were in and out of slavery over their debauchery, neglecting the poor and widows. If we don’t choose to reign in righteousness, nothing good can come out of what we put our hands to. What the continent and us in the Diaspora are experiencing are the consequence of sin and until we turn from our wicked ways, we are going to bare the brunt of what we have condoned and allowed to proliferate under our governance. When will we understand that calling on the name of Yah, humbling ourselves and walking away from wickedness is our only redemption from this situation? Wake up and stop sleeping!
Broad subject . There are beggars in all racial and ethnic groups . The continent has a population of 1.46 billion with 1.3 billion black people . The Black diaspora including afro-Brazilians,afro-Jamaicans,afro-panamanians,afro-cubans,afro-americans,afro-mexicans at least 400 million people . In US 65 million people on welfare out of 335 million population from all groups with 40% of all recipients black . In South Africa 30 million on welfare out of 60 million population . Yoweri Museveni begged Obama for $800 MILLION against Uganda rebels LRA Luo-Acholi JOSEPH KONY ,Alice Auma Lakwena , Okot Odhiambo , Nixman Opuk Oryanga , Bunia Ocan , Dominic Ongwen and others .
I agree with you we have resources to build African but the presidents of African tuli bakolimire okuva olubereberye ndowoza febana banowa abakolimirwa tunulira Abawarabu.bayina amafuta tebeguya,tuyimirire,ngabo Tunulira Museveni yagamba tulina Gold mungi batwala Gold bagwira yatekawo refinery wa Gold Entebbe nagamba twafuna Gold ate alajana nokusabiriza!,Asuman Basalirwa,nalaba agamba oba obuyambi America Ne European Union tebatuwa obuyambi Tuja kubuja mumawanga gabawarabu.nendaba embuzi,.kubyobugaga byetulina Tetuganyulwa mubyo tubiwa bagwira twandi,funyeyo ebirombe,bibiri oba bisantu netwekolera kubintubyafe nebizibu byafe, !!!!!
Just a quick note, 🤔 I'm confused a little bit, how did the podcast start off with talking of Christ, amen, hallelujah, and GOD IS GOOD etc, then when Brian, i think is his name, if I'm wrong, I apologize, but, he started the conversation off, and although he had valid points, the profanity he used, was it necessary in order to make his point? Just seemed a little off base from how it started, and then to hear someone say "preach"🤔
you guys are always policing profanity here. You pay absolutely no money in this production of our show or give ONE DOLLAR. Imagine white people telling Joe Rogan not to curse but negroes have some nerve to tell a business how it should operate that you are not directly funding. It is US who produce this with OUR own money. When YOU pay the bills, then WE can do things the way YOU want. Until then HUSH!
@@sherrisolomon8673 the point is....people curse sometimes honey. We are spending thousands of dollars every month to do this podcast. Yet people are complaining about less than 4 curse words per podcast. It's insane.
@joshuaW1655 do you mass market it? Are Ugandans able to not rely on the so-called bread basket of the world? Are you able to produce and market it on at least a national scale? If so, what is the name brand of your flour? Do you have a website? Nothing wrong with selling your product at the local open air market but this is not what the good doctor is addressing....
@@BantuLisa hehehe, production and marketing are two different things, right? If yes, then understand my simple first comment as a concern to whatever that lady was talking about. Ugandans do grow wheat and produce flour. If you're still failing to understand travel through Uganda and check through most shops (stores) for these wheat brands, just do the reading. It's not Ukraine made, save us from this please. Not sure if you've been in Uganda but it's larger than larger than our zones. Of course, everyone has their problems and trust me, wheat/bread isn't ours. Even the foods we eat, most wheat products are snacks. I'm not sure whether my point is home but you can travel the Eastern part of Uganda and you'll see wheat fields and grinding mills/plants/factories
I have one parent from Mexico and one parent from Europe, South America is not needing money, there is plenty of sell and buy, trade. Black people have more jealousy and issues, here's thier is plenty of mixed white and black people and growing fast. South and North America's make money don't need money we all make trades, we make and grow things sell buy and trade because we want to.
The United States grants economical aid to Latin American countries for decades... All of Latin American countries are very corrupt with the Blanco racist ideology and leadership... You are being very dishonest!
@@Kenganda We should behave like adults if we know we are. We all cuss , however as adults we should know there is a time and place for everything. For your information Disney isn’t my thing. Classless fool.
I was really interested in your topic ; as I have enjoyed many of your podcast hence the reason you are on my watch list. The cussing was unnecessary and a turn off as I earlier stated. Your response 😂😂😂😘😂smh
@@coolislandbreeze9906 Because we spend our money here at this program. If you don't like it leave. Nobody cares that you clicked off. It is us who has spent this money putting this community and podcast here. Go else where with your attitude nobody is here to kiss your ass.
Todays episode was boring ….you failed to address the root cause of begging i.e. corruption ,poor leadership and concentrated more on attacking the beggars & showing your distain for them. i.e. When you brought up the street kids who are the product of corruption /lack of education & other vices to a larger extent you failed to propose remedies to this......Also on the matter of meetings for weddings & contributions that is tradition & I believe it must have a deeper purpose other than the monetary value as in my culture it brings harmony & call upon well wishers to bless you in the new journey you are about to start.
I do understand how you feel about the begging that goes on in your country, but your country has been through so much pain and suffering in fact, people of color around the world has sufferedi i for one respect your president for standing up and trying to do something better for his people Africa can really change things in this world. No one is free until Africa is free. 🟥⬛️🟩❤️💯💪🏾🔥🔥🔥
Borrow money to repay debts and you always in a cycle of debt. Africa have a problem with resource management.
Oshay being away is an opportunity to discuss certain topics specifically sensitive to Africans. A useful dynamic 👍🏿
I noticed that! I'm going away more often
@@Kenganda😂😂😂 come on 😜
It adds a lot of versatility to the show both w/ and w/out Oshay. Great content all around.
Aa@@Kenganda
You young people are so intelligent and have so much dignity in your Podcast I look forward everyday to hearing something from you. I missed Oshay today but you are still wonderful.!!!
Thanks
We need younger people in charge of Africa though
You will never be respected without an army that can protect your land.
They will never understand this brother I've said this so many times
Ok! See now we are talking. Everyone is lauding this episode but the questioning, some of it is not productive. Asking where have you gone where you had to watch out for your wallet? Listen! Folks this entire conversation is a serious conversation and should be of concern to all of the Diaspora who is going to have to flee here when the West finds it convenient and appropriate to put their foot down as before. Africa is the only home that melanated people truly have. We should not wish to return to a continent where the colonized mind and mindset is not seen as abhorrent.
The real questions we should be asking and bringing to the awareness of our people are why we are are not ALLOWED to have a military. If we are dependent on foreign governments or the UN to protect, what real stance or power do we have. When will you all realize that righteousness must prevail and that maybe the govts do not have the gall or power to throw our colonialist education systems you are still teaching African children in 2023?? You will not be at a loss for curriculum and expertise if the Intellectualts and pragmatist of both the continent and the Diaspora come together. There are things that can be implemented. The Lebanese and Chinese treating your own with disgrace &?disgust? Of course, if you give a greater hand to foreign governments to fund infrastructure, you are not going to have the ability to stand up to them for fear they retreat. They need to retreat. We have to value what the Most High gave us. We can only do it together and not divided. Rid the continent of the vestiges of colonialism and teach people about themselves!
Did Gabs channel his inner Oshay or what! "Don't argue with me, argue with ya mama"🤣🤣🤣I had to look twice dayum.
Lmao
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I think that seat has Oshay energy ingrained into the fabric 😂😂
Gabs spoke a WHOLE truth!
Agaba went IN!!! he told the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth
Very nice job, Gabs! Dr. Jackson can be proud when he is out of town.
Frankly the African continent is very frustrating. Why is such a rich continent so poor and are such beggars? Why can’t they even have good roads? Why are so many countries in Africa still so backwards. What is the government doing for its people…where are all the diamonds, gold, oil, cobolt, all the minerals? We as black people have a problem, we are also very cruel and wicked towards each other . We keep deleting each other. From the days of slavery until now we have and continue to be wicked. The truth is the truth. We must find a way to change.
I have been asking myself the same question. However, recently I picked up a book called “Why Nations Fail” reading it provided me some understanding as to what happened to Africa and why many of its nations are so far behind nations in Europe and North America. The book is a little dense but readable and worth your time.
African men… Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times.
But even today there is still slavery there:
Sadiq al-Mahdi, former prime minister of Sudan, would agree. On March 24, 1999, he wrote to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson, that “the traditional concept of JIHAD does allow slavery as a by-product.”11 And so slavery persists to this day in some areas of the Islamic world. The BBC reported in December 2008 that “strong evidence has emerged of children and adults being used as slaves in Sudan’s Darfur region”-where a jihad rages today.12 Mauritanian human rights activist Boubakar Messaoud asserted in 2004 that in that country, people are born and bred as slaves: “A Mauritanian slave, whose parents and grandparents before him were slaves, doesn’t need chains. He has been brought up as a domesticated animal.”13 Three years later, nothing had changed. Messaoud explained in March 2007, “It’s like having sheep or goats. If a woman is a slave, her descendants are slaves.”14 Likewise in Niger, which formally abolished slavery only in 2003, slavery is a long-standing practice. Journalist and anti-slavery activist Souleymane Cisse explained that even Western colonial governments did nothing to halt the practice: “The colonial rulers preferred to ignore it because they wanted to co-operate with the aristocracy who kept these slaves.”15 Islamic slavery has not been unknown even in the United States. When the Saudi national Homaidan Al-Turki was imprisoned for holding a woman as a slave in Colorado, he complained that “the state has criminalized these basic Muslim behaviors. Attacking traditional Muslim behaviors was the focal point of the prosecution.”16 Where did he get the idea that slavery was a “traditional Muslim behavior”? From the Koran. Slavery: it’s in the Koran. And if it’s in the Koran, it is unquestionably right.”
― Robert Spencer, The Complete Infidel's Guide to the Koran
@@moveone9013 And where have the good times been to create weak men there?
@@CR1992.. Azul, party, designer clothes… you think black/ african men are just at home depressed? or are they having the time of their life spending too much money on unnecessary things.
Another 🔥 episode. Keep the continent coming. Peace and love to the Kenganda family and Diaspora from NYC.
It's not just Africa people that be begging black leaders in the USA is a begger to
What are black Americans begging for?
@@jessejacobs9856 The FBA FAMILY is demanding REPARATIONS, TANGIBLES AND CASH SPACIFICALLY FOR the FBA FAMILY...🗿
For reparation and to stop the killing of black people by police officer when all we got to do is stop playing sports
Our black leaders in the USA need to be trying too get black people in too BRECS too help black people
@@larrylindsey1751 The FBA FAMILY needs to take a grassroots approach and continue to develop a growing political and economical CODE OF CONDUCT before dealing with Brexit or Pan-Africanism...🗿
I stay in england but everybody has a credit and we have beggers on street what are charities they're for they keep asking people for literally everything yet we pay taxes and alot in that case the whole world is full of beggers its not just Africa
I love the reasoning family. I agree whole heartedly that begging is endemic. However, this behavior was thought. Being in Africa and knowing Jamaica, I see the mindset lack and becoming a "Lacky". I think in some aspects Marketing is begging(trying to convince me to buy useless things). The ladies tell the truth that the credit system encourages the slackness. I've died on the vine many times because I'm too proud to ask for help. This is because I am "too proud to beg". I have since learned that self-sufficiency is still possible with a team (symbiotic relationships). All African children should be thought this and money management. Bigup Fam!!
We love Dr. Juliet
The begging culture is an African diaspora problem. Here in the U.S. it's the same thing. That, "When one of us has made it, all of us have made it," mentality. I can't even count how many times I've had to say no over the years because people see the things I have and try to count my money to determine if I'm able to help them out. My husband is from Haiti, and he says that when he goes home, it's expected of him to have money to give. We, globally, have to do better.
I'm Black American, and this has not been my experience. Neither my family members, nor friends are pocket-watchers. I wouldn't say begging never happens, but I don't see it as the norm here in the US, but I have worked with Africans and West Indians who've told me they cannot afford to go home because they have to buy presents for everyone.
@loriannrichardson7644 you're blessed that you've never encountered this within your circle. It's a thing here, so much so comedians over the years have joked about. For example, the constant joke about that one cousin or uncle who come to the family reunion asking for a dollar.
American Professional Athletes get bankrupted by their friends and families so often
That is different than expecting someone to take care of their entire family like most immigrants experience.
I wholeheartedly agree with Agaba’s sentiments! He spoke nothing but the truth. All what he said applied to my country Kenya, too
African leaders are the masters of big talk, pandering to whoever the audience on the world stage, but they hardly put their money where their mouths are.
Ayyyy yo Gabs went in today! Agree 100% with gabs about the marriage part and the girl and boy part especially that 50k part 😂Loved Dr Juliet about the Chapti part. We have to industrialise and Dr Juliet was right about the credit and chocolate part in Africa plus the trade deals. Also loved gabs part about being fly. Joanita was right about the parent part. It starts from the home. Dr Juliet was right about the education part in Africa and Latin America. Gabs is right about the adult responsibility and adult accountability. One of the best EP. The accountability and responsibility part is so deep in Uganda and Africa. This EP offered problems and solutions
He went in on the intro 😂 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
thats the best intro ever in the history of KENGANDA
His inner Oshay came out lol
@@Kenganda Facts! 💯
@@KengandaEVER!
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I’ll watch without Oshay…. As long as Joanita is here ❤
Also y do we give af about a war in Europe when Sudan is having a civil/proxy war right now!
I am impressed by Agaba's willingness to call out the beggar mentality. Truth is the way.
As his Mumbai story reveals, the problem is not only in Africa. As an American traveler who likes to walk, I am "the" target in nearly every continent I visit.
There is nothing new under the sun. Every problem has ocurred somewhere else and/or at some other time.
In this kernal of truth lies the solution.
Others have been challenged by the same problem. Some overcame the challenge, and others failed.
There is no reason Africans cannot learn from the mistakes and victories of others.
With the changing world demographics, and the abundance of African children, now is the time for Africa to get it right.
So, teach your children well, and don't let your golden moment slip away.
Well Oshay,
It appears that you are enjoying your time away - at least your show is in good hands.
This was an excellent mix of personalities and ideas.
Great dialogue.
I wish the team would comment on the video of the Eritreans cleaning up the streets and ghettos in a Ungandan ghetto as a show of appreciation for giving them refuge...then the Ugandan man asked them if they would come and clean up every week.... without blinking an eye....the Eritreans cleared up a mountain of crap, and this Ugandan guy wanted more out of them,...it was just normal for him to want someone else to do what he and his community should be doing for themselves....
Wow
Oshay has trained them well! Great discussion guys, keep up the good work! Oshay boss moves, the power of duplication!😁🤷🏾♀️😎
Ramaphosa himself did not believe what he was talking about. What did he mean Africans are not beggars? Almost every African country has debt from hair to toe, our own African Union is sponsored by the European union.
Asking for debt relief is begging too.
@@mrshonourableABSOLUTELY!!! This is a real question that I have. When I hear Africans talk about the African Union, I am thoroughly confused as to how they believe this to be a real institution. The very people from the East who are making inroads to populate the continent with their own people in droves by 2025, built the AU headquarters and bugged the place. There is no conversation in there that is probably not monitored and on to add further insult, that your parent institution is the EU. Are people mad?? We need to stop the madness- all this validation and clout seeking is going to have the continent entangled in their agenda for us and never an agenda for ourselves. There is nothing that can come out of the AU that isn’t going to have to pass the vetting of the EU to execute. Complete & utter nonsense.
The beggars are the ones that send you a daily good morning and biblical quotes
Gabs look like he had a rough day
In fact, I had! Gotta work on that resting mean mug, tho! 😅
Even The AU Budget Is Funded By Begging😕
The Majority of African countries do not pay their AU share😕
This mf'er Gabs felt like preaching today....Amen brother!
That's what I said. Where are the factories for jobs to manufacture your own products.
Great discussion.
❤❤❤ This episode. Gabs dose NOT eat asian food.😂
Stop all trade deals
Great Conversation❗👈🏿😎
GABS WAS ON FIRRREEEEEE🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 was one of the African state that was the bread basket off Africa. They're growing corn 🌽 and provides to ather Africans countries.
Guys i am 100% impressed. Kept it so real this video. Take this truth in love africans. It is the facts.
Amazing episode! I love this show. These presenters show that oshay can lead on any continent
President Ramaphosa said many African nations will benefit from the completion of the Inga Dam in DR Congo. If so many countries agree that electricity is a priority why can't they pool their resources and complete the project themselves. Is Africa so poor they can't manage that task alone? This Inga Dam project has been ongoing for over a decade. President Ramaphosa's speech is shameful. Africa will never earn respect in the rest of the world because dependency syndrome in an adult isn't accepted outside of Africa.
DRC pulled out from its Africa partners and partnered will European s. I don't what happened
Gabs spoke many truths or many levels.
I agree africans need to stop begging
Agaba God bless you!!Uganda are berger,to march we have minerals but you can see president Museveni gave resources to Indian are controlling your resources We discover Gold but you see Chinese and Canada 🇨🇦 If we can use resources we have Museveni said we discovered Gold 🥇 we can't have at list tuberayo nebirombe,bibiri,oba bisatu,.mutunulide bazungu.!!!!
Great topic! Yes, sad but true. Those on the continent are conditioned to beg shamelessly! Not only do they beg, they take lol! I come home with one suitcase from my trip to Mombasa. My friend who picked me up from the airport laughed because the same happens to her when she goes home to visit her family in the Dominican Republic. I ran into beggars ranging from children to the so-called Christian church. The begging got so bad the PB of the MCK threatened to defrock and excommunicate those clergymen harrassing me! #truestory
I love when Dr. Juliet is on the show. She brings common sense and logical balance in a "palatable" way that smooths the baseball bat to the gut delivered by The Master of Gabs..lol...This show was 💯, I've been frustrated by begging to the point of planning to leave Uganda. People will beg me for money and when I start explaining how degrading it is, they respond with "well, it's not a must"..missing the whole point of not begging. I'm so happy that whole panel is Ugandan and the audience can not arrogantly dismiss the discussion calling it "western mindset".
I reside in the UK and was born here when it comes to financial studies it’s non existent, white families do but only now black families are introducing it to their kids because of them learning from their past mistakes
Africans be begging is nothing but facts.
Then why they act like that...?
Until African countries become self-reliant. They will always be indebted to other countries. As long as this continues they will never gain respect in the world.
@10:11 Eritrea !
Facts
Joanita been getting finer 👀🔥🔥🔥
THAT DUDE!🤣 AGABA is speaking the raw truth!
Africa is not financially independent, due to neocolonialism, we are left with no option but to beg, it is what it is.
There is no hope for you. You just listened to a program filled with truth, but you are focused like a laser on the easy way out by blaming someone else for your problems. If you don't take responsibility for using thinking in terms of delayed gratification and saving for the future, you will always be a loser.
Really? Your ONLY option?😮 Bull$#/+!
WHERE IS THE ACCOUNTABILITY? African leaders STEAL the money they get from OUR resources. Our so called leaders are not dumb, they’re just greedy, and have zero pride for their nation! They don’t have the drive to compete with other groups. They just want to spend their stolen wealth on European goods! They are not victims but perpetrators 😂
@@BantuLisa Yes! Absolute madness in this response. We can acknowledge hegemony but it can’t be an excuse . Smh
Sad to see that there are people out there walking around with this kind of mindset.
Oh shit I didn't think Gabs had this in him....LOL Ima have to update his status to 310 adjacent to Westside 708.🤣🤣🤣 gang'' gang''.
😂 That's hilarious! On gang! 💯
Well
In my opinion, this is the second worst thing about African culture. Child abuse is number one, there's too many quiet, shy young people, and i love seeing a child or teen that's bold and loud in Africa. I know a lot of subscribers on this channel haven't been to Africa, it's not everyone in Africa that treat their children like this. I've spoken with Nigerians in nigeria, and a lot of people don't agree with children being treated this way.
My first time in Nigeria(Africa) as an adult, I was surprised by how many extremely grown adults asked and begged me for money. It happens pretty much everywhere you go. And im a nice person, so it was hard to say no so i said yes about 30 percent of the time, especially in the beginning. I view asking and begging for money as a very serious thing, something you do as a last option, so it was hard to ignore. If i lived there for a year i might go broke from giving money. That would be a big concern i would have
Begging is indeed a curse in Africa, however the child abuse thing is being dealt with rapidly with the advent of social media and pressure from modern society
@raphaelbuti3257 hopefully people are working it. I literally saw a lady throw something at her child that could barely walk. I think this is one of the main reasons why Africa isn't as developed as it should be. Most African countries are young, but teaching children to have low self-esteem will affect them when they get older. Hate talking about these negative things about Africa, but it needs to be done
@@erock9594 yes indeed there is more action being taken by the police whenever cases appear on social media. Public pressure is high, schools thankfully are going away from corporal punishment too. There is a trend.
I never give them anything especially those who earn a salary and are still begging. It means they can earn millions and still beg.
@teeteeme5752 Right, we never know how much money some of these people have. But I know a lot of subscribers on this channel haven't been to any country in Africa. But everyone in Africa doesn't abuse their kids or agree with children being treated this way. I've spoken with nigerians in Nigeria about this. There's lots of normal people in Africa who understand
Dayummmm...just say how you really feel now! 🤭
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New osha spitting
Loved the intro 😂
We Africans are good on talking nothing else
Entertainment like sports and the music industry in America.
⏰TIMESTAMPS BY [K]
00:00 - Africans begging at every level of African culture.
00:34 - Introductions of the podcast hosts.
01:33 - African countries raising issues of peace without begging.
02:08 - African nations addressing war issues without begging.
03:51 - African culture institutionalized as beggars at every level.
07:13 - Enrichment of individuals at the expense of begging in Uganda.
12:27 - Dependency on foreign products instead of local processing and production.
16:28 - The art of begging deeply ingrained in African culture.
18:19 - Begging prevalent at traffic lights, in public places, and socially.
19:37 - The normalization of begging in relationships and friendships.
20:10 - Low-hanging fruit mentality contributing to the culture of begging.
24:35 - Begging for funding infrastructure projects and basic necessities.
27:23 - The vulnerability and dangers faced by vocal activists and leaders.
31:34 - The commercialization and taxation of wedding meetings in Uganda.
32:06 - Begging prevalent during travel experiences and encounters with beggars.
33:25 - Feeling vulnerable to beggars while trying to make purchases.
34:00 - A cycle of good and bad times, hope for Africa's potential.
35:02 - The perpetual cycle of leaders maintaining the status quo.
39:19 - Flaws in the education system and lack of financial education.
40:04 - Parents teaching children to spend instead of save and invest.
45:41 - Reverse cycle of children supporting parents financially.
47:34 - Contact information for the participants: Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, email.
48:00 - Promoting professional profiles and intelligent conversations on social media.
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The sad part is everything the brother said was correct. I’ve been to three countries in Africa and everywhere I go if they’re not nickel and diming you to death they’re begging you to death.
Thank you for this.
The beggy beggy mentality deh a Jamaica tuh
This panel is nauseating. They laughed a lot and not realizing the seriousness of this problem Africa as a whole has. The Europeans also as something to do with this begging.
I don't ask to have my nails painted but if he pays for it I won't turn it down. That won't be a regular part of life though because I hardly ever paint my nails.
Wow!!!
Having access to credit is a huge advantage, whether you use it or not, just to know it's there when an emergency happens. Otherwise our entire lives would literally BLOW UP often and we would be perpetual beggars as well. Even college kids start off with $300/$500 credit cards. My ppl need a "chance" we all do. Also the black mind isn't very different I see, the begging is everywhere even when jobs are plentiful in the west. Begging while not working in the West is insane to me. You could be on top but the moment you incur an unexpected expense (car repair/appliance/medical) your world would crumble-credit is necessary for the non wealthy (in expensive societies). Credit is a form of indirect begging as well if you think about it 😅.
Great panel and discussion as always! ❤
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The unification will not happen if there’s no grassroots revolution. We need a strong man who can take risk and lead. Africa uniting without having control over our own natural resources is absurd. The leader has to start from their own country , change the way we do business. For example, all foreign own companies should be taken over by the government. How is it fair that a country like Ghana on has only 6% stake In Ashanti goldfields. The government should slash all agreements and take our natural resources back. We need to be that bold and move forward. The same governments we work with are the same governments who are aware of our situations. It is a colonial legacy inherited from their ancestors . They are committed to keep Africa that way.
This is also important and I know religion is killing African people. It is an indoctrination. As a matter of fact, it is the reason why we are so docile. QUIT RELIGION. There’s no proof God did anything at all before slave and after slavery. The number of micro churches and mosques in Africa is staggering. And y’all in Africa have to stop worshipping people who don’t look like you. They are not special but they have solidarity. We as black peoples don’t have solidarity and that’s our weakness and religion did that. We have to have that feeling of oneness and be sure we understand that , we are making a down payment for future generations to thrive. Instead of fighting white nationalism why don’t we have black nationalism. We have to stop begging people to stop what they do but instead do what we got to do.
Atleast before colonizers came here we definitely were not beggars ...ok..ok. they did bring technology and the rest but at this moment we are not independent compared to our ancestors....that's facts
Absolutely facts! Much better situation by degrees on that note pre- colonization. What I think people also don’t see is that the economic greed and consumerism that was a consequence of western colonialism and the eventual advancement of the very nations that were built by those stolen from the continent, became the main catalyst for this vagrant behavior. No one had any issues dividing labor and working the land to sustain themselves. The lust of the eyes and greed for quickly disposable and depreciative things became the envy. Now you have to convince young people whose arable land lies fertile, that farming is a noble exploit. 👀👀 you would rather beg/ starve than put your hand to the plow?? Something is seriously wrong with our perspective. Yahweh has given us the best of the land on the planet. We cannot continue to sell our birthright. Enough is enough!
Sometimes the lady guest talks too softly and can't be understood or heard. Can this be fixed by the audio team before posting?
Correction, Geopolital relations is not begging. Even in the old kingdom times, we needed to have partnerships with others for economic and military purpose. Your position in the world is judged on who your friends are (Even the US has friends called NATO). Now to say its in our DNA to beg in africa is not a fair analysis, that's a lazy thinking. We are in this poor positions as a continent because of our political history and other various factors. We import more because of global corporations and the neoliberal policies we are under. We are in debt traps because of how world bank is conducting business with Africa, hence we now see China as a better partners outside the continent. China needs Africa just as Africa need China. Even Russia, hence BRICKS was formed otherwise we are going to be slaves to NATO. Let's have constructive analysis especially when it comes to political and cultural topics. Have expects involved, i don't know accessible are your academics in Uganda but involve black conscious young academics. Your platform is needed, and you are well positioned. Take advantage of that to invigorate young Africans.
@kemmoneR I have to agree with you here. 💯 This platform can be used better. We don’t mind hearing the opinions of others but this really needs to be a conversation that has critical teeth and the capability of bringing understandings that we assume African people understand. Even Diasporans gave their own reckoning to deal with understanding colonialism and neocolonialism in general but the only way the continent of Africa and the Diaspora can have one voice against their enemies is to actually understand the belly of the beast. Right understanding and critical analysis of these geopolitical realities, will allow Africans to know and understand how to strategize on the ground. We can start first by at least agreeing on initiatives to feed ourselves on the continent. But honestly without collaborating and bringing continentals up to speed and igniting some level of responsibility in the Diaspora filling these knowledge and technical, strategic gaps as a unified understanding?? All of this will just be pillow talk and giggles on couches. We have to do better collectively! For real For real!
My people please know the best leader has nothing to do with those things we can see with our eyes. But as it written “try the tree by the fruit it brings forth “Matt. 7:16-20. Age, size, height nor beauty or the lack of determines what is good or what is corrupt. The treasures of the heart will reveal the truth of us all. How many people would look at those who are rich and judge them to be blessed of GOD because of appearances. Then look at a man such as Lazarus and see him as being cursed by GOD his appearance being his body covered with sores and flesh falling off. Yet the rich man went to Hell and Lazarus to Heaven in the arms of angels to Abraham’s bosom (Luke 16:19-29). Those in Parliament need to make a resolution/decree that any leader that betrays the people he serves through leadership for self gain or taking part in any corrupt activities should be cut down like the corrupt tree with corrupt fruit. The corrupt tree causes the people to suffer and doesn’t serve it’s purpose to bless the people with what they need.!!!
@dowa8940 to Yahweh be the glory! 1000% agreed. The Israelites went into slavery for their wickedness. List, self gain, power, pride-- they were in and out of slavery over their debauchery, neglecting the poor and widows. If we don’t choose to reign in righteousness, nothing good can come out of what we put our hands to. What the continent and us in the Diaspora are experiencing are the consequence of sin and until we turn from our wicked ways, we are going to bare the brunt of what we have condoned and allowed to proliferate under our governance. When will we understand that calling on the name of Yah, humbling ourselves and walking away from wickedness is our only redemption from this situation? Wake up and stop sleeping!
Broad subject . There are beggars in all racial and ethnic groups . The continent has a population of 1.46 billion with 1.3 billion black people . The Black diaspora including afro-Brazilians,afro-Jamaicans,afro-panamanians,afro-cubans,afro-americans,afro-mexicans at least 400 million people . In US 65 million people on welfare out of 335 million population from all groups with 40% of all recipients black . In South Africa 30 million on welfare out of 60 million population . Yoweri Museveni begged Obama for $800 MILLION against Uganda rebels LRA Luo-Acholi JOSEPH KONY ,Alice Auma Lakwena , Okot Odhiambo , Nixman Opuk Oryanga , Bunia Ocan , Dominic Ongwen and others .
Very good point in that begging/poverty is pervasive only managed differently depending on where you are geographically.
@@mkc9737 and different levels of poverty . Prejudice, bias and racism also forms of psychosocial poverty .
I agree with you we have resources to build African but the presidents of African tuli bakolimire okuva olubereberye ndowoza febana banowa abakolimirwa tunulira Abawarabu.bayina amafuta tebeguya,tuyimirire,ngabo Tunulira Museveni yagamba tulina Gold mungi batwala Gold bagwira yatekawo refinery wa Gold Entebbe nagamba twafuna Gold ate alajana nokusabiriza!,Asuman Basalirwa,nalaba agamba oba obuyambi America Ne European Union tebatuwa obuyambi Tuja kubuja mumawanga gabawarabu.nendaba embuzi,.kubyobugaga byetulina Tetuganyulwa mubyo tubiwa bagwira twandi,funyeyo ebirombe,bibiri oba bisantu netwekolera kubintubyafe nebizibu byafe, !!!!!
Lwaki werumya omutwe kakana buli kimu laba kirabe leka batubanje afa yawonawo
Just a quick note, 🤔 I'm confused a little bit, how did the podcast start off with talking of Christ, amen, hallelujah, and GOD IS GOOD etc, then when Brian, i think is his name, if I'm wrong, I apologize, but, he started the conversation off, and although he had valid points, the profanity he used, was it necessary in order to make his point? Just seemed a little off base from how it started, and then to hear someone say "preach"🤔
Stfu you said nothing well
you guys are always policing profanity here. You pay absolutely no money in this production of our show or give ONE DOLLAR. Imagine white people telling Joe Rogan not to curse but negroes have some nerve to tell a business how it should operate that you are not directly funding. It is US who produce this with OUR own money. When YOU pay the bills, then WE can do things the way YOU want. Until then HUSH!
Don't expect them all to say "Praise Jesus" because that won't happen. Each one of them spoke the way they speak. Some will cuss and some won't.
@@KengandaWth? Joe Rogan prob don't as much even say thank you God another day.
@@sherrisolomon8673 the point is....people curse sometimes honey. We are spending thousands of dollars every month to do this podcast. Yet people are complaining about less than 4 curse words per podcast. It's insane.
We make flour in uganda, what is she talking about
Do you grow it yourself ?
@@incognito4809 Yes we do!
@joshuaW1655 do you mass market it? Are Ugandans able to not rely on the so-called bread basket of the world? Are you able to produce and market it on at least a national scale? If so, what is the name brand of your flour? Do you have a website? Nothing wrong with selling your product at the local open air market but this is not what the good doctor is addressing....
@@BantuLisa hehehe, production and marketing are two different things, right? If yes, then understand my simple first comment as a concern to whatever that lady was talking about. Ugandans do grow wheat and produce flour. If you're still failing to understand travel through Uganda and check through most shops (stores) for these wheat brands, just do the reading. It's not Ukraine made, save us from this please. Not sure if you've been in Uganda but it's larger than larger than our zones. Of course, everyone has their problems and trust me, wheat/bread isn't ours. Even the foods we eat, most wheat products are snacks. I'm not sure whether my point is home but you can travel the Eastern part of Uganda and you'll see wheat fields and grinding mills/plants/factories
I have one parent from Mexico and one parent from Europe, South America is not needing money, there is plenty of sell and buy, trade. Black people have more jealousy and issues, here's thier is plenty of mixed white and black people and growing fast. South and North America's make money don't need money we all make trades, we make and grow things sell buy and trade because we want to.
The United States grants economical aid to Latin American countries for decades...
All of Latin American countries are very corrupt with the Blanco racist ideology and leadership...
You are being very dishonest!
Big turn off Mr cussing dude. Just clicked off. Present with respect dude
We curse here. We are adults. Go to Disney with no cursing
@@Kenganda
We should behave like adults if we know we are. We all cuss , however as adults we should know there is a time and place for everything. For your information Disney isn’t my thing. Classless fool.
I was really interested in your topic ; as I have enjoyed many of your podcast hence the reason you are on my watch list. The cussing was unnecessary and a turn off as I earlier stated. Your response 😂😂😂😘😂smh
@@coolislandbreeze9906 Because we spend our money here at this program. If you don't like it leave. Nobody cares that you clicked off. It is us who has spent this money putting this community and podcast here. Go else where with your attitude nobody is here to kiss your ass.
@@Kenganda
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I don’t enjoy having my ass kissed by the way 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.we are both being so adult right now 😂😂😂😂😂thanks for the entertainment.
Every country has beggars your taking the beginning situation out of context
Todays episode was boring ….you failed to address the root cause of begging i.e. corruption ,poor leadership and concentrated more on attacking the beggars & showing your distain for them. i.e. When you brought up the street kids who are the product of corruption /lack of education & other vices to a larger extent you failed to propose remedies to this......Also on the matter of meetings for weddings & contributions that is tradition & I believe it must have a deeper purpose other than the monetary value as in my culture it brings harmony & call upon well wishers to bless you in the new journey you are about to start.
I do understand how you feel about the begging that goes on in your country, but your country has been through so much pain and suffering in fact, people of color around the world has sufferedi i for one respect your president for standing up and trying to do something better for his people Africa can really change things in this world. No one is free until Africa is free. 🟥⬛️🟩❤️💯💪🏾🔥🔥🔥