Videos of Everyday Life in Africa

[Buckeye Fever]

 

[↓R↑LYB]

it depends which part and countries. East African and Southern African(SA, Namibia, Mozambique, Southern half of Angola etc) cities tend to have a Mediterranean or California feel. N West Africa(Senegal, Mauritania, Chad, Mali Morrocco are very sunny and really warm also also. West African countries usually have a sub tropical weather. I think these are the places you are referring too because they usually have those gray skies like you talked about. Central African countries usually look like those England looking weather, but it actually feels nice and it doesn't snow nor gets cold.

Thats the best I could do.

Can you travel freely throughout the continent with a passport, or do you have to get a visa to fly say from Senegal to Kenya?

 

[Buckeye Fever]

You know what I have NEVER seen?

An african shemale.

Do they even exist?

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Africa is big as fukk. Im pretty sure there is a spot that would suit our needs

 

[↓R↑LYB]

You know what I have NEVER seen?

An african shemale.

Do they even exist?

Breh, why is that even on your mind so close to thanksgiving ?

 

[Premeditated]

Can you travel freely throughout the continent with a passport, or do you have to get a visa to fly say from Senegal to Kenya?

I have no idea. Usually when I use to travel there with family, we would travel to one country and come back, happening on several occasions.

 

[SHO-NUFF]

pullin this thread up on the 60 when I get home, which'll be in bout thuddy minutes

 

[Premeditated]

You know what I have NEVER seen?

An african shemale.

Do they even exist?

a shemale would get their asses jumped in a New York minute. I bet only Angola and SA would tolerate the bullshyt. Africans don't take too kindly to that "demonic" lifestyle. Especially those North Africans

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Breh, why is that even on your mind so close to thanksgiving ?

LOL

I hear about how no nonsense Africans are and Im guessin that i have never seen an African tranny, that it's true lol.

Never seen a gay african. Male or female.

The U.S. does have a lot of us "brainwashed".

A lot of the stuff in Africa would probably shock us because of the images America portrays of Africa

 

[galsen]

Can you travel freely throughout the continent with a passport, or do you have to get a visa to fly say from Senegal to Kenya?

That depends on your passport. If a US doesnt need visa to enter Kenya then you dont need one. For jobs I would say contact the US embassy. They usually are good source for expat jobs. For example, they could refer you to the american school. You'd have a higher than average salary.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

I know this aint really in line with the thread topic but I just had to post this..

Eko Atlantic City (to be located on Victoria island Nigeria):

Being developed by a black energy company (South Energy Nigeria LTD), the point of the city is to fight erosion and promote a new step in African infrastructure.

Concept images:

The first set of residential buildings (where people can live) will be completed by 2016.

Centenary City (to be located near Abuja Nigeria):

Like Eko Atlantic the focus is energy efficiency and smart architecture. Its currently under construction, first residential area will be complete soon.

Concept images:

Hope I get to see it finished in my liftime.

 

[galsen]

a shemale would get their asses jumped in a New York minute. I bet only Angola and SA would tolerate the bullshyt. Africans don't take too kindly to that "demonic" lifestyle. Especially those North Africans

that bullshyt doesnt really fly over there... Go be a flamboyant gay in Africa brehs...

 

[↓R↑LYB]

that bullshyt doesnt really fly over there... Go be a flamboyant gay in Africa brehs...

And make sure you ask for a turkey and cheese sandwich

 

[Birnin Zana]

One question I've always wondered about the pictures I see of Africa is the sky usually looks brown. It has me wondering if it's the camera throwing it off, cacs cacing to make Africa look bad, or if that's really how the sky looks out there.

Depends on the region. I think parts of the Sahel the sky appears browner, since the Sahara dessert isn't far away. Other parts tend to have blue sky, not counting rain or storms. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[Mountain]

Hope I get to see it finished in my liftime.

Same. Apparently the first residential buildings will be done sometime 2016 so who knows..