Actor Adil Ray follows his grandfather's footsteps all the way to Kenya!
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- čas přidán 16. 04. 2024
- Citizen Khan star Adil Ray identifies as Brummie, British, Muslim, Pakistani and African - his mum came to England from newly independent Kenya with her family in 1967. Heading back to east Africa, Adil traces his mixed Asian and African ancestry across Kenya to Uganda.
On the trail of rumours of a link to African royalty, Adil meets African relatives for the first time in the traditional kingdom of Buganda and is amazed to discover the truth about his lineage.
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My mother and Aunty Aisha were the best of friends. I recall Aunty Aisha being dropped off at home by your aunty Razia and your mami. Aunty Aisha and my mum really cared about each other.❤
Such a fascinating intriguing family story!😀💯
They worked with my Great Grandpa even the UK PM is from Kisumu my great grandpa immigrated to kenya as a clerk with EAST AFRICA RAILWAYS AND HARBOURS he was transferred to kenya
Our family is from Uganda, and our grandfathers came from the furthest reaches of the British Raj, the Northwest Frontier Province (NWFP) near Afghanistan. They were Pathans and came to Mombasa, Kenya and then Uganda. It was the empire days and the British had the railways, plantations, roads and other projects so there was plenty of work opportunities. This was also just after WW1. As a child, I remember the East African Railways & Harbours steam trains in our town Jinja, and also the lake Victoria ferry in the late 1960's. Those were the days, lovely memories.🐞
Wow such an interesting heritage
It's so strange, My great grandmother was african ugandan and her husband was kashmiri indian on my mothers side.
I also have the same story like yours Brother ❤
Beautiful stories of beautiful ppl,
Yes we have alot of community members married to beautiful African ladies,
I love my country- Uganda, and love visiting every year to stay in touch with my ppl ❤️
Fascinating indeed,you are blessed to have found your roots, Many African american would wish that but in vain.its indeed important to have a sense of belonging,that gives a sense of pride more still related to king of Buganda ,that's totally amazing having royal blood flows into your veins.i.believe you feel proud and happier
My great grandmother was Aisha ❤ and right now we have More than 6 people with Aisha name
Aisha was gorgeous too! RIP
Its interesting storry I like its Bro
This is very interesting provided they're Indians darker than Africans.
But I learned they discriminate their own dark skinned Indians
Very interesting😅🇺🇬
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These are some of the things that triggered Amin Dada. When you hear these stories, history of Uganda takes on a very colorful complexion! Especially that he was also Muslim!
Amin asked them to take over Uganda citizenship, marry our people they refused
Kenya Indians are an official tribe. We are trying to set up an Indian restaurant in the village. Hope we get the taste right😊
Todate there are african in uganda speaking Punjabi
Sorry lady but no African mother gives up her children due to finances especially not in those days. They send the children to the village or other relations as the story progresses we learnt that the children were taken away from their mother after their father died due to race!
Yes, just seen the African account. The children were forcibly taken away.....
Yes there is something there... I know that in Kiganda customs, families aften send their children to a family member better off, financially and socially, to give the kids a better chance to progress in life... that was olden days... but makes sense... also at least in Buganda Kiganda customs is kids stay with mother till they are 7, then boys often go to a better off family member... also the kids are looked upon more or less to belong to the father's lineage and clan... ... again in olden days...
@@grandmabente123 you have very good Baganda knowledge lady
@@TheBrokenSilence Thank you... Webale nyo 🙂
@@grandmabente123 are you based in the uk? If so I would really love to meet you for some afternoon tea, I’ll buy 😄
Kabaka is the King of Buganda not Uganda. Mzee Museveni is the ruler of Uganda😂
I dont understand one moment his turkish another one hindu
His family has both.
At the time, people didn't distinguish Turks from Indians.
It was so in other colonial lands. This was before people became familiar and wise to the correct terminology and signifiers, which we modern people take for granted.