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The individual noted that landlords have increased prices, making it difficult for locals to afford rent, forcing many out of the area.
Some people called for government intervention, while others argued that landlords are merely capitalising on a free market economy. They suggested that rather than viewing the situation negatively, people should consider how to benefit from this new opportunity.
One commenter shared his personal experience, explaining that Eritreans helped him complete his house after struggling for four years. He stated, "Spire, leave the Eritreans alone. I had spent four years unable to finish my small house in Kansanga, but they offered to complete it and live in it for three and a half years before paying rent. They even handle renovations themselves and don't cause problems over rent. Ugandans, please forgive us 😂."
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Alex Ponton, an American businessman married to a Ugandan, pointed out that many Eritreans are job creators. He remarked, "How many work for corporates or the government? I’ve yet to see an Eritrean at the front desk of a bank, government office, or large corporate. They come, start businesses, or work for businesses within their communities."
He also listed several notable establishments run by Eritreans, including Golden Tulip, Zara Garden, Caramel, Jolly Court, Kush, TMT supermarkets, Canaan Properties, Rosewood, Kofee and Kardamon, Saint Lucia distributor, Planet Waterpark, Golden Hills, Afro Park, and Café Roma.