Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video is about Grafton from 7Value Farm on YouTube aka Greg Mondesir and some of the things he was doing in Uganda.
This video serves as a raw and honest "clearing of the slate" regarding the challenges and scammers I've encountered within the diaspora circles in East Africa. I’m diving deep into the stories of individuals who came to Uganda under the guise of building the community, only to exploit fellow Americans and leave them high and dry.
What’s Covered in This Stream:
The $180,000 "Value Farm" Scam: I break down the situation involving a Haitian-American named Greg (Grafton) who allegedly scammed a family from the Netherlands out of $180,000 before bouncing to South Africa.
Pattern of Disloyalty: I share my personal experiences with these "fast talkers" who try to turn your own contacts against you and insert themselves into projects they didn't build.
The Reality of Diaspora Business: Why many self-proclaimed "Pan-African" influencers are often selling perceived value rather than actual results, and the danger of investing in someone else's existing business without leverage.
Protecting the Community: My reflection on why I provide information for free—because the Black American community raised me and poured into me, and I refuse to "cash out" on my own people.
Vetting and Guarding Your Circle: Hard lessons on why you shouldn't give second chances to those who disrespect you and the importance of looking for international-scale partners over individual "middlemen."
This isn't just about exposing bad actors; it’s about ensuring that those looking to move to or invest in Africa do so with their eyes wide open. We have to treat each other fairly if we want this global community to actually work.
#UgandaDiaspora #PanAfricanism #ValueFarm #ExpatLife #Kenganda #BlackExpat #AfricaInvestment #BusinessVetting #CommunityLoyalty
This video is about Grafton from 7Value Farm on YouTube aka Greg Mondesir and some of the things he was doing in Uganda.
This video serves as a raw and honest "clearing of the slate" regarding the challenges and scammers I've encountered within the diaspora circles in East Africa. I’m diving deep into the stories of individuals who came to Uganda under the guise of building the community, only to exploit fellow Americans and leave them high and dry.
What’s Covered in This Stream:
The $180,000 "Value Farm" Scam: I break down the situation involving a Haitian-American named Greg (Grafton) who allegedly scammed a family from the Netherlands out of $180,000 before bouncing to South Africa.
Pattern of Disloyalty: I share my personal experiences with these "fast talkers" who try to turn your own contacts against you and insert themselves into projects they didn't build.
The Reality of Diaspora Business: Why many self-proclaimed "Pan-African" influencers are often selling perceived value rather than actual results, and the danger of investing in someone else's existing business without leverage.
Protecting the Community: My reflection on why I provide information for free—because the Black American community raised me and poured into me, and I refuse to "cash out" on my own people.
Vetting and Guarding Your Circle: Hard lessons on why you shouldn't give second chances to those who disrespect you and the importance of looking for international-scale partners over individual "middlemen."
This isn't just about exposing bad actors; it’s about ensuring that those looking to move to or invest in Africa do so with their eyes wide open. We have to treat each other fairly if we want this global community to actually work.
#UgandaDiaspora #PanAfricanism #ValueFarm #ExpatLife #Kenganda #BlackExpat #AfricaInvestment #BusinessVetting #CommunityLoyalty
