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By Samuel Dauda-Brown
Three hundred million Forint becoming yours – all of a sudden -- would certainly not be objected to by any rational being. Have you been thinking about that of lately? If you haven't --- well, millions have been on that path for decades – unrelenting their effort -- hoping that Gallus-Gallus-domesticus shall one day grow teeth. From the onset, it sound plausible to us -- hence Martins and I enlisted to fish out the truth. The subject of inquiry is a practice that cut across all segments of the society – Citizens, Immigrants, Professionals, police officers, pensioners, skilled, unskilled;Men and Women.
The first owners of an African buffet in Hungary describe their challenges and also the present situations while trying to establish their business here Hungary. In an exclusive video interview with Emmy, the owner of the first African buffet in Hungary that was awarded on the category of “Best exotic cheap eats honorable mention” by Time out Budapest in 2010 talks about the situations in the Hungarian market.
People have their own different perspective about Hungary; I hear a lot of people say Hungary is a very difficult place to live because of their low economic standard of living, yet at the same time a lot of foreigners describe Hungary as a cheap and comfortable place to live. Here is the story of Melinda Marcziova a friend of mine from Slovakia, who saw Budapest, Hungary as a dream coming true. 
Friday and Sunday, (6th and 8th of July); residence of Budapest witnessed a two day cultural program that was held Arpad utca -- in Csepeli Munkosotthon building. But before the event thoroughly commence participating countries marched and paraded their national costumes on the street of Csepel and it's environs.