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Inside Dar Es Salaam's Wealthiest Indian community🇮🇳🇹🇿

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Join me on a fascinating journey as we delve into the vibrant Indian Tanzanian community, discovering their unique traditions, culture, and way of life. From mouth-watering cuisine to colorful celebrations, this eye-opening cultural experience will leave you feeling inspired and enlightened. Don't miss out on this enriching exploration of the Indian Tanzanian community. Stay tuned for an unforgettable adventure! delicious cuisine to the warm hospitality of the people, this video explores the rich tapestry of this unique cultural group in 2024. Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and stories of the Indian Tanzanian community as we uncover their heritage and traditions. Don't miss this insightful and enlightening experience of meeting the Indian Tanzanian community!
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Комментарии : 52

@ibbyikh1788 Месяц назад

I’m Black African from TZ, I lived in States for decades, Tanzanian people’s Unity’s people’s don’t care about color of skin or your background. Yes money is power, but Tanzania not segregations Society, you will see riches with nice houses and poor people with tiny homes living on same area, TZ too friendly people.

@BrownBoyTheTraveller Месяц назад

This is true another reason I love Tanzania

@kafungorajab5897 17 дней назад

Honestly speaking we as Tanzanians are very harmble and hard working. From perspective cos I was born and raised in Daressalam during colonialism German and British use Indians as their hand and get privilege with. Most indians doing good for them self and hold Tanzania economy. But I would to remind some of them to be more Human and not taking advantage of poor Tanzanians, they don't pay well in their job and want you to work extra hard which is not fair, some of them are racist. But we are proud of Indians counterpart. Tanzania moja

@kikalarashid9003 Месяц назад

It's really good to see you het insight from locals/natives. Those india are very much natives of the country.

@BrownBoyTheTraveller Месяц назад

Thank you 👍🏾💙

@mysteriousdude280 Месяц назад

There's something that is usually conviniently left out when it comes to these conversation. That is the racial status afforded to the asian communities by the colonial adminstrations during colonial times and business partnerships that favored asians over black business people by international companies even after independence

@muradabdulrehman5173 Месяц назад

I am very impressed with the young man .seems to be wise beyond his years

@BrownBoyTheTraveller Месяц назад

Very wise man 👍🏾💙

@Businessflip Месяц назад

Please do a segment about the Somali Tanzanians doing business in daresalam and Arusha I think you can meet them at uruba restaurant

@BrownBoyTheTraveller Месяц назад

Okay brother I’ll go Check that out

@reee1050 Месяц назад

Hey this video is so great man so many mosques i dint even know kokni was a thing ive been born and live here my entire life lmao but i think you should do one with different businesses of all cultures indians arabs and tanzanian business in dar

@00mr.m41 2 месяца назад

A lot of people don't know this but a lot of Zanzibaris moved to the west. A lot of our parents moved from Zanzibar to either the western countries or Middle Eastern countries, specifically UK, US, Canada, Oman & UAE. Just like the Indian Tanzanians we also have the Arab community & Persian (Shirazi) community in Zanzibar, however in zanzibar, majority of the Arabs and Persians mixed with the native africans. Just like me and many other Zanzibaris here in the UK, people often can't guess where we're from. I’ve been mistaken for Caribbean, Sudanese, Egyptian, and asian, but rarely Tanzanian or Zanzibari. we come in all shades, shapes, different hair textures. Zanzibar is the only place I can truly feel at home. Good to know now many more people in the west know about Zanzibar/Tanzania. A lot of us from the newer generation in the West are now returning home to invest and build.

@BrownBoyTheTraveller 2 месяца назад

Yeah like people are coming home 💙👍🏾 ! Thank watching my videos

@Finggy Месяц назад

My friend who's parents were from Tanzania looks Bangladeshi

@pennywalker7664 2 месяца назад

Love your videos, you're living the dream 👍

@BrownBoyTheTraveller 2 месяца назад

Thank you for the support

@GadgenKaka Месяц назад

Tatizo wanajifanyaga miungu wangu wanachekelea Sana watu weusi masikini na kuwachukulia Kama wanyama I had that experience

@TheIrf33 23 дня назад

shutup

@guest-oh2zj 2 месяца назад

Great video

@BrownBoyTheTraveller 2 месяца назад

Thanks!

@Businessflip Месяц назад

It's sad that a Muslim feels reluctant to go into a mosque just because it's another sect who congregate there as a Muslim you should be able to enter and pray in all the mosque's but I think we forget above all the mosque only belongs to Allah and not to us humans

@BrownBoyTheTraveller Месяц назад

Very sad ! The mosque only belongs to Allah 🤲🏾 very true brother

@fdama Месяц назад

Blame evil Wahhabism

@Businessflip Месяц назад

@@fdama what does that have to do with what I said

@Mohammed-ps2gu Месяц назад

Do you the story of masjid Dirar from The Quran . Not all Masjids are houses of Allah and Shia are mushrikeen kuffar

@Businessflip Месяц назад

@@Mohammed-ps2gu what does that have to do with my comment

@SIMBAofSIMBA 2 месяца назад

The boys really gave you good information. To add the Indians,Arabs,Persians and Turkish came to east africa hundreds of years before the Europeans and even before some tribes of black african like the Masai. Also the Swahili food is 80% Indian influenced,Swahili language borrowed a lot from indian languages too. I would also like to see you do east african arabs history

@abdallahsaid1713 2 месяца назад

Nipe mfano wa hayo maneno...

@zedekiahjulius6 2 месяца назад

Bunduki

@zedekiahjulius6 2 месяца назад

@@abdallahsaid1713bunduki,sambusa,chapati

@kiddyadams 2 месяца назад

theres nothing borrowed from indians, they took a word like chai and laki. which they been stolen from the swahili due to trans asian trade in the Kilwa Empire in 17/18 century.

@BrownBoyTheTraveller 2 месяца назад

Really nice guys ! Lot knowledge on his heritage💙🤲🏾

@afghanistan_attractions_co 2 месяца назад

❤❤❤

@zakiraversi3983 22 дня назад

My house is 1 minute from the place where u filmed

@bajagihaji8923 2 месяца назад

Kisutu not kitutu karibu brother dar great video

@BrownBoyTheTraveller 2 месяца назад

Thank you 💙👍🏾

@jaszyjoe 17 дней назад

So, the guy says the natives are jealous? Nah!! Considering that during the colonialism the blacks/natives were considered 3rd class citizens. There are buildings from 1950 owned by Indians/Arabs, and Africans were never allowed to construct in the city center up till independence. The presumed "animosity" is from the racism that some of Indians (not all) express to the natives. And the natives retaliate with the prejudice. But hell no, NOT jealousy! (Have my own experience) Now let it be known I hold no anger/animosity with our Indian/Arab community. Them being here makes our Tanzanian culture/language as beautiful and unique as it is. But what this hosts tells you, is not at all true. Good to find a mixture of all ethnicities to learn the history if possible.