You really don't need to save much. Make connections using social media and then book a return flight. Most African countries require no visa. 500 dollars spending money is all you need for 3 weeks.
Your probably already home, the biggest lie told to the American brown people is that there all from Africa, there still our family and I shall traverse the content as well, but just know the earth is your home, not 1 continent like the European
I've been in Uganda for like 7 months, and I must say, Rolex is the best! I swear I'll miss it when I go back home🤞 Can't wait to try out more street food!
Maya you inspired me to start my channel and work hard at it, I am now posting every week. I am an African American and am planning my first trip to the continent for 2020. Going to Visit Ghana, Togo, and Benin!
I used to stay at Old Kampala awhile ago and loved Ugandan 'echikomando' whenever I felt pangs at times when I had a very shallow pocket. Thanks for bringing 'chapati' up Maya.
Wode still has some polishing of his brand to do... a little bit of maturing to do, and a few more lessons in letting the PLACES and their people be the stars of the video, rather than himself.
I just started watching your videos and I must say that I love what u doing out there..Am Ghanaian but I lived in the United states and the way you patronizing the African culture and the street life to the world is phenomenal..Am thinking of visiting Zanzibar in Tanzania and Uganda.. Big ups man
Wode Maya, I have a constructive criticism and a compliment for you if you ever get to read this. Criticism: A few times in the videos you were seen making fun of the the food, utensils etc at the cost of the man serving you, the girl (which I assume is from Uganda), the country and culture accommodating you. Instead, you could have appreciative of the creativity seen. E.g. The "firing pan", Instead of laughing at the face of the cook, you have been appreciative and could have positively presented the creatively made wood burner oven made to sustain heavy duty and continuous cooking. Another instance, The "Calendar", you tried to be funny, but that was at the cost of the very man next to you, just one look at his face says it all. Instead of causing an embarrassment like that, you could have just made fun of at how we Africans never throw away things, you could have emphasized our recycling/reusing skills. Have you seen videos by Mark Weins? He is a master is travelling the world for food, and his favourites are street foods, and he makes each one look as though they were made in a gourmet kitchen by a world class chef all by structuring content to convey a positive and appealing outlook. Compliment: You are among few who travel around our great land of Africa to promote it, and you are doing so well. Thank you for all thay you do. Just know that it is a big responsibility as you are conveying the very essence of Africa to the world. You in a sense are the brand ambassador of Africa every time you make those videos. Akon said on a meeting that Africa should present a better brand of itself to the world because USA got there mainly by doing just that, and I know you are doing that. However, please try and pay attention to what is conveyed at the end of the day. i.e. What people get out of watching your videos.
@@zugzwangsavant6864 I get you. My concern is that he unwillingly painted a poor image of Uganda for me. I am an Ethiopian. Imagine he is selling his experience of "street food in Uganda" because at the end of the day, his video is all about the street food in Uganda right? So, Why paint it as something minuscule and degraded while he could have shown its true colors which is delicious, fun, creative, tasty, convenient and cost effective. These are why street food exists anywhere in the world. Those were the elements that should have structured his content instead of how ridiculous the pan was, or how long it will take, or the packaging...you get me?
@Mikias Kassahoun u've asked on what u get from watching MAYA's videos, well the answer is simple U win your self a big like from the Man himself...lol😂😂
I make rolex and avocado every morning for breakfast.Add avocado and mushroom to that,it's more delicious.On a serious note though,wode please respect other people's culture and way of life.....You are doing a great job man.Thank you.
Watching from Kenya. i love your Channel Man. Thank you for the idea of bringing Africans together through these videos. Uganda looks awesome. I cannot wait to visit sometime!! PS: that chic bro is lively as hell!! and beautiful. hehe
In Guyana South America, where I'm from, we call the flat pan he fried the eggs on , a Tawas, and the Douthat is rolled we call it roti . We are one people scatteres across the planet, with the same kinds of food
I remember in 2016 when it premiered and I visited, my grandparents (jajjas) would send our house boy to town to get us grandchildren (bazukulu) some Rolex and grandma would call Rolex and all 40 of us went rushing from oldest to young. I’ll never forget those memories.
Maya that heavy cooking pan is made in east Africa country and most of us use it for cooking chapati when using charcoal or firewood as the chapati does not burn and it brings out a very good taste in my hometown in the country side we use it always when cooking chapati because it is non stick very good quality made in hand made in Juakali sector
@@afrobantu2422 African countries AfroBantu242! ... Not English countries, whatever you mean! Only former french colonies consider their countries french countries. Uganda is an African country, as is Kenya, as is Rwanda, and even Congo, even though you may not know it. English and Swahili are merely the official languages. FOH with your french brainwashed nonsense. I hate that you former french colonies still don't behave like you are independent AFRICAN countries. Damn boy!
Maya thanks for adding more days of your stay in my country, Rolex is the best and now is being cooked in five stars hotels world wide and it's origin is Uganda trust me I did that research
I have watched videos from Ghana, Kenya, Senegal and I must say...I never thought about Uganda...Our images here in the states are of old Uganda. Watching these videos are really an eye opener in many ways. Wow!!!
@@happyman5798 woow that's nice, am planning to go home🏡 gh🇬🇭 maybe in three months time and spend 5 months bi with the family and move on again bro🖤 the rice🍚 is too much🤭 nd also, l heard Gh🇬🇭 make hard like stone😂 😂 😂
This is my most favorite local food in Uganda OMG,, I love it nyo nyo nyo I tell u that never buy it from supermarket , it’s not fresh n tasty The rolex whch u having the street one is super super nyo nyo nyo delicious
