Kenyan Woman Living In Australia Says Dating Is Hard: "Watu Wanashare Sana"

• A Kenyan woman, Seroney Valerie, left netizens amused after a hilarious interview she partook in went viral on the TikTok app
• The lady living in Australia revealed that dating in the foreign country was hard since Kenyans knew each other
• Valerie also claimed that the dating pool in Australia was messy, and people 'shared' either willingly or unwillingly

A video of a Kenyan woman, Seroney Valerie, talking about how difficult it is to date in a foreign country has gone viral.

Gen Z on relocating abroad

A recent survey by Odipo Dev, a research and development firm, and Africa Uncensored, an independent investigative media, revealed that four out of 5 Gen Zers would ditch Kenya for foreign countries if the opportunity arose.

Of those who wanted to relocate, 80% chose the US as their preferred destination, with 60% opting for Europe.

Australia also ranked high on the list, with a notable number of respondents looking to settle in Asian countries or within East Africa but outside Kenya.

Is dating in Australia hard?

A young Kenyan woman living in Australia, Valerie, via @randygramms2's TikTok account, revealed that dating in the country was extremely hard.

She noted that Kenyans knew each other, making it hard to date outside certain circles.

The lady also claimed that per-person sharing was a norm in the country.

"I can say dating in Australia is much harder. Someone can tell you that they are on shift, yet they are not. Someone can tell you they have gone to work, yet you won't know. Australia is large, but Kenyans know each other, and people are sharing a lot."

Nigerian man asks why Kenyan women only date whites

In other news, a Nigerian man described Kenyan women living abroad as white men hunters and said they refuse to date Africans.

In a viral TikTok video, he cautioned African men from going after Kenyan women, saying they would not say yes to their advances.

The man also complimented the Kenyan girls abroad but expressed his disappointment, saying that it's sad they don't consider African men.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.