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Wow nice much love for Rwanda 🇷🇼

Well, There’s only 400 thousand people in Windhoek and Namibia in General has 2.3 million people

😀😀 the whole planet earth come on there’s still more like new dheri, mumbai and others. I love Kampala because of its simplicity lifestyle

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Good thanks for watching claudette

Thank you

So define the term "freedom ", an African will always put things in a negative perspective, I'm sure Uganda has nice Laws you people are not abiding to and the other hand one's abiding to it own and that makes the country look bad NO, we should change our attitude.

@@Rafa_El360 Cambridge dictionary says: Freedom = the condition or right of being able or allowed to do, say, think, etc. whatever you want to, without being controlled or limited.... Me personally, I was pretty surprised in both countries when it came to freedom of speech... Positively by for example that Ugandans are completely unscared to talk and complain about politicians freely, but I was surprised negatively, that there is no independent media in either of the country :O :(...

Huh this got me laughing so hard l was volunteering as a teacher in musanze at a primary school but it was tough for kids to understand me yet in Uganda even kids who don’t go to school they understand English 😱 l was surprised

Nice thanks for the vote 🇷🇼👍

🇺🇬🇺🇬👍 l see now people are loving Uganda

Huh about what please ?

another vote for Kigali! nice :).. Why do you choose Kigali?

Welcome l am so happy 🥰

That’s nice why do you vote for kigali

I wish UA-cam could consider the African culture as dunity

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Yeah it is a very nice city both to live and to visit

Thank you for the comment👍 Rwanda has Golliras and in case they had more than that trust me it would be on top of over 30 countries in Africa

Oh l got it thanks buddy

Like you mean it is a young city?

It’s a very attractive city

Huh thanks for the vote 🇺🇬👌

Safest in terms of what? Development-

@@dudy security and development. but Rwanda is developing from 0 in 30 years

@@isiyikoranabuhanga-iw5it true... It is really admirable what has been achieved in just 3 decades!

But they are all good right

Thank you 😊 🇺🇬 l appreciate that

Copy , paste😂😂 , come visit my city bruh

Yeah Windhoek is so European

Huh which city l want to come

​@@GraceKatoto Yeah, Kigali is green and new while Windhoek is dry and old like other old cities.

Oh cool the Kampala noise was too much 😀

It is a very interesting city to visit l was also not expecting it to be that nice

😂😂😂bro Congo placed on top 10 in strongest country how can Rwanda do that

It’s crazy why Kagame is doing that!!! Can African leaders learn how to struggle for themselves than killing innocent people because of minerals

​@@dudy....Innocent people are escaping the massacre they are doing for them.....Innocent aren't who's screaming...and spreading hates 😢

Thank you 😊

🇷🇼🇺🇬🤙 thanks for voting both of the cities

Oh great how is America

Very little actually if the white Namibians make 17% of the population in the capital which is alot for a foreigner who even colonized you to have this kind of percentage. Hmmm It’s crazy Black Namibians look like they are still under colonization so sad

​@dudy how did you conclude that the Infrastructure is owned by whites? You haven't even been to the whole country. Windhoek, two coastal towns is not the whole of Namibia. Just an example, about 1/3 of the buildings in the CBD are owned by one black woman. I always wonder why outsiders automatically assume that black Namibians do not live in the nicer areas as if they have knocked on every house to see who lives there

Whom owns what? The houses? The offices? The roads? There's a lot of buildings owned by South African multinational companies. Regarding the homes, there's a huge black middle-class in Namibia. In fact Namibia is one of the countries with some of the highest salaries in Africa. We even have the 2nd largest pension fund in Africa which is mostly made up of civil servants, majority of whom are black. The pension fund industry also has invested in a lot of infrastructure. There's quite a few buildings in the CBD owned by black people. In fact one black woman's company owns about 1/3 of the buildings there including the 2 Hilton Hotels and the adjacent building. Most of the buildings in the northern CBD are government owned. 23:42 that right there is a Roads Authority building, the government company responsible for construction roads

@@M_KK Thank you,

@@M_KK well.. even in 2017 the President Hage Geingob announced... and honestly 1/3 of builgins in CBD being owned by one single person... that is not showing much of inclusion... www.reuters.com/article/world/namibia-to-make-white-owned-businesses-sell-25-percent-stakes-to-blacks-idUSKBN17F20F/

It’s a good country with great history in the world but also still backward compared to other African countries

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I believe, these difficulties are in the war regions where the rebels operate. Some people flee to the capital, so there are several homeless people in Addis. Nevertheless, the situation in Africa in general has significantly improved in the past years. Few actually suffer from hunger or famine. There are still some consequences of unheatlhy diet though.

Thank you Evelyn 👍 l wish the same thing for countries like DRC, South Sudan, Libya, Somalia, Eritrea, Chad, and many more in west Africa to learn from South African countries and work together to develop their economies than fighting for minerals