Nairobi, Kenya (AP) – Kenneth Harris spent most of her last days in Atlanta in the area where her black skin color is not a suspect, but the sign of alleged. His opportunity arrived two years ago when he bought a single-way ticket in Kenya.
The 38-year-old Veteran found the public of the East African Coordinator, where they now carry the AIRBNB business. He likes to allow Nairobi’s sunset from the plain of the gallery, and enjoy a luxury lifestyle in an apartment in which you are a marauding market.
Harris is part of the growing American waver moved to Kenya, expressing the need to connect with their forefages – or “coming home,” a phrase commonly used between the black community.
Like a number of American Americans who have moved to Sairobi in recent years, Harris was attracted to the hot weather and she explained to the warmth and friendship of people who believe in history and culture.
Looking for the community and a better life
“I always had a spirit of suffering, especially when I joined the soldiers and went to various countries. So I take that opportunity to enter the new places,” he said. “That’s what allows me to make a home away from home and Kenya is my new home.”
Some friends reach him to examine “the change in the US with their peace of mind,” he said.
Some American Americans said “returned home” as he put the thriving business in Nairobi involving travel agencies, restaurants and farms.
Many African Americans are looking for better health abroad
Instead, most claim that they are frustrated for a while, and the current political nature of the US may be pushing them to do something soon.
“I will not say that the reason why people know that they want steps from America. Some planned to move the best quality of life,” said Harris.
AUSTON HOLLEMAN, A US WORKEBER LIKE IN TRAGERS TEMBERS, said it remained in Kenya in the past nine months because people “look me.”
“It is not like going to Europe or go to some Latin American countries where there is no black people,” he said.
Holleman, who often surprises his daily life, saying he felt that the social fabric in the US “was broken.” On the contrary, he said that he felt in the community in Kenya. He also received experience when his taxi car stopped, and in five minutes he received help from a random alien.
“What made me realize that I was in the right place,” he said.
Increased prices are interested in leaving the US
Some African countries draw large numbers of Americans. Ghana, who began “the return” return “to attract Diastera Diaspa in 2019, said last year a citizen of 524 people, most Americans were black.
American US businesses such as Adilah Realation Services have seen remarkable increase in American African population seeking to move to Kenya.
The Founder of Company, Adilah Mohammad, moved to Kenya four days after his mother’s funeral demand.
He says that the peace and restoration faced in Kenya caused him to stay – and encourage those who wanted the same. His company helps coordinate clients by hunting, furniture and cancellation of banking and medical services.
“There are 15 families that come far, and we have five times in calendaries in the following 90 days. We have books in 2026 they were not grown,” he said.
Mohammad said many African Americans have been planning their traveling decades.
“For me it is a motion. They are not deciding to choose themselves, they are not obliged, shacks are broken.
Experts say that Africa’s economy may benefit from this movement, especially for those who are willing to deal with deceit and building a healthy environment for investors.
Raphael Owa, a public policy expert in the UN-Habatat policy, says the US loses resources – and the American popular account is the world of opportunities and dreams.
“This variable migration shows that the accounting accounts, so American may be lost in conjunction with the Bask Brain Drain,” explained.
In Mohammad, the feeling of being given peace inside.
“I love being here. To return to Africa is one, but finding a place that you feel is one,” he said.
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