I've always loved Mali and Timbuktu specifically. As a child my Cuban father and Puerto Rican mother were very into African history. They filled our Bronx apartment with books about the history of this ancient land. In school I loved doing reports about Mansa Musa and King Sundiatta Keita. So when I did my DNA and discovered that 27% of my DNA was from Mali, I was elated. Thank you for this documentary.👌🏾🇨🇺🇵🇷
That's so cool, I hope you get to go there someday some lifetime, You love Mali because it is a big part of who you are. 😀Take care L F; from Jeanie Hill
After living and working in a developed country, with all the bills, taxes, and life full of restrictions , governed by laws of the country, don’t do this don’t do that, “ is not allowed to do this is not allowed to do that” all this and more...I came to the conclusion that Africa is indeed a haven and that, Ours is the gate way to paradise, where the people are so loving and kind, free to live in their own ways of life, welcoming and sharing what they got even with stranger no matter how small it’s....this is love, this is respect, So natural , long live Africa, God bless Africa.....#Nahaskey
You are watching this video while "wearing rose colored glasses." The river looks clean and healthy, but they have barely any trees....every living thing has been sucked off their land. The fish they're catching are tiny. They've almost use the land all up. They won't be able to survive her much longer.
@@queeniemoon1349 Maybe you're right about that too, but hey !..Africa is still Africa, a home for all, is a good thing that when all hope of being accepted else where is gone, we still a have place free of charge to leave until our final days on Earth.... What is killing us is not the lack of infrastructure or foods and meds...it is the growing hate for the color Skin's and the lack of freedom to live and be who you are.... Africa is bless with many rivers and farmhands...an environment so natural...not artificial..
@@smithjohn9620 I would like to understand people like you, you search documentaries in order to throw angry comments,? do you watch the whole documentaries? if you don't like something or are not even open to change your worldview, why do you bother?. Obviously no one here wil change their view with a comment like yours, in one hand you only spit one sentence, while we are watching a documentary that people took hours, to study, travel, experience and then film it. Guess which argument is stronger.
+Sheila Davis thank you Sheila ! if you want to share the documentary, you can use the lnk : ruclips.net/video/SyVn8-DApTA/видео.html best regards Stopover
Living happily with no Television, Mobil phones and cars to corrupt their way of life, not having to be someone's slave, working 8 to 5 to pay ridiculous bills. Such a peaceful way of life.
when islam entered africa it made africa even more beautiful and responsible. yes we still have parts that practice the old times but islam made a difference in a very positive way .
I love to watch Documentary video especially South,West or East Africa.. ! Their life style very natural ,freedom . and everyone are happy to leave with a paradise island.They are loving and kind people.If l got chance l will join the Africa Queen Cruise lines... ! Can see many beautiful place from different Africa City. I Thank for your Video,Discovery the History of Africa.
U can borrow my one hand for a day!!think 07 I am deeply disappointed by this kids teenagers and the teacher who lives there they don’t care about animals insects fish in the rivers they go to schools same markets fish market restaurant plate shells dinner here in the Philippines n around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans full of trash and wastewater 🌎 07 sad but true ignorance our generation of kids teenagers on degree going after it 07 joe
U can borrow my one hand for a day!!think 07 I am deeply disappointed by this kids teenagers and the teacher who lives there they don’t care about animals insects fish in the rivers they go to schools same markets fish market restaurant plate shells dinner here in the Philippines n around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans full of trash and wastewater 🌎 07 sad but true ignorance our generation of kids teenagers on degree going after it 07
U can borrow my one hand for a day!!think 07 I am deeply disappointed by this kids teenagers and the teacher who lives there they don’t care about animals insects fish in the rivers they go to schools same markets fish market restaurant plate shells dinner here in the Philippines n around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans full of trash and wastewater 🌎 07 sad but true ignorance our generation of kids teenagers on degree going after it 07
this makes me think about the bible a lot and how life was then. makes me wonder are we really living a better life here in our supposed modern day society driven by greed. sometimes or should I say wonder a lot now days
modern society people do not live happier lives. Their minds are tormented daily and they are not free but live a lie of goverment controlled fake freedom.
@@goognamgoognw6637 Absolutely right as you said, the modern world is so much controlled by forces and the most wanted subject has no end to it called "SATISFACTION", its a never ending need....but out there though there are certain challenges, they are within themselves and living a life. Hats Off.. Yes pray that we have a great future for them, let the rivers keep filled with more fishes, which will make them more happy and not unwanted disturbance.
Quite! I lost my right leg 37 years ago and whilst I was learning to walk again at Stanmore Orthopaedic hospital in north London. I met a man who had been on a Lake Kariba (Zambezi) cruise and he was in a boat that got attacked by a Hippo which proceeded to bite his leg off! I mentioned this to a friends father who had worked on the lake Albert steamer 'Robert Coryndon' in the 1950's and he said yes that often happens. Adding that hippos are by far the most dangerous large animal. He once saw a bull hippo bite a large crocodile in half!
The Jews of Bilad Al Sudan/Negroland named the river Niger , Niger is a ancient Hebrew sacred word equivalent to ancient Khemetic word N-G-R. African Americans are named after this River and so was a Jew named Simon from the tribe of Simeon mentioned in the book of Acts.
This is an interesting documentary, for sure, thank you for making it and putting it here. I have learned a lot. I have to say however, and this is a reminder to us all, there are things labeled as Islamic or Muslim but are actually cultural instead and based on traditions of that region, not on the Quran. A very important distinction as some people will get the wrong ideas of Islam and the ways of Muslims.
U can borrow my one hand for a day!!think 07 I am deeply disappointed by this kids teenagers and the teacher who lives there they don’t care about animals insects fish in the rivers they go to schools same markets fish market restaurant plate shells dinner here in the Philippines n around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans full of trash and wastewater 🌎 07 sad but true ignorance our generation of kids teenagers on degree going after it 07
I live United States, I would leave everything behind to live with these people……….United States 2023, we have lost our way……….These people are living in Gods paradise, God will always provide for these beautiful people till the end of time ❤
Africa is so great that they are the only people that welcome visitors with songs and dance but unfortunately their visitors only come to still their wealth 😥
Yes you are right. We see only the goid in people. That's why we've been enslaved by almost every other race. And stolen from.. we do not take heart to our proverbs.. a WOLOF one says.. beware of he who comes bering gifts.
@Truth Only Just think Africa people pray to Voodoo Voodoo is Evil That's why Blacks sold Blacks that's why Slavery happened And all the Suffering Voodoo the devil
Did you all see the fish laid out in the sun? Gross right? NO! I get so upset when people turn their nose up to bread with a little bit of mold. Or drop a meatball on the floor and trash it. Won't eat hamburger meat on the due date (and forget PAST it). These people's ancestors (as well as ours if we were travelling the Namib or shipwrecked on Cape Bojado) would and could eat rotting goat meat hooked to a saddlebag mounted to a camel. Ate jerky that was so tough they'd grind it into millet and consume it that way. Really. Straight up, these are the real citizens of Earth. We who live in cities and towns are gigantic pansies about food by comparison. Not to mention almost everything else we are pampered babies about.
Ok Melanie and Paco Dave its all well and good what you say.Very valid points ,but then again who lives, on average, a longer lifespan comparing the two societies? You can't deny rotten food causes deaths can you?
@@pietrojenkins6901 you live longer cause you have better healthcare . But on the other hand my father and my uncle made it to Thier 90s and they were actually very fit and self dependent for Thier age Even tho they lacked the same level of health care like you guys have.
I have watched this one so many times and would love to watch even a lot more times........Can anyone tell the names of the songs in this documentary please?.....
Iam from India ..I always enjoy watching documentaries of Africa ...I watched this documentary 5 times since lockdown ...long live Africa
at least the river is not so dirty as the ganges..
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@ARJUN B HAHAAHAHAAHAHHAA
@@doctorshawzy6477 Why respond to a positive comment with insults?
@ARJUN B right it's clean now
I've always loved Mali and Timbuktu specifically. As a child my Cuban father and Puerto Rican mother were very into African history. They filled our Bronx apartment with books about the history of this ancient land. In school I loved doing reports about Mansa Musa and King Sundiatta Keita. So when I did my DNA and discovered that 27% of my DNA was from Mali, I was elated. Thank you for this documentary.👌🏾🇨🇺🇵🇷
You always welcome to Mali
That's so cool, I hope you get to go there someday some lifetime, You love Mali because it is a big part of who you are. 😀Take care L F; from Jeanie Hill
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After living and working in a developed country, with all the bills, taxes, and life full of restrictions , governed by laws of the country, don’t do this don’t do that, “ is not allowed to do this is not allowed to do that” all this and more...I came to the conclusion that Africa is indeed a haven and that, Ours is the gate way to paradise, where the people are so loving and kind, free to live in their own ways of life, welcoming and sharing what they got even with stranger no matter how small it’s....this is love, this is respect, So natural , long live Africa, God bless Africa.....#Nahaskey
You are watching this video while "wearing rose colored glasses." The river looks clean and healthy, but they have barely any trees....every living thing has been sucked off their land. The fish they're catching are tiny. They've almost use the land all up. They won't be able to survive her much longer.
@@queeniemoon1349 Maybe you're right about that too, but hey !..Africa is still Africa, a home for all, is a good thing that when all hope of being accepted else where is gone, we still a have place free of charge to leave until our final days on Earth....
What is killing us is not the lack of infrastructure or foods and meds...it is the growing hate for the color Skin's and the lack of freedom to live and be who you are....
Africa is bless with many rivers and farmhands...an environment so natural...not artificial..
Ruky Nahaskey. prince harry is fond of Africa
@Ruky Nahaskey - Yes, Yes, Yes!!!
🤝🙋♂️🥰📞07811496628/ watsap
I went to the Niger river right from my bedroom ..... This was amazing... Keep these coming.
Excellent documentary, it's good to watch a film about Africa to the sound of indigenous music rather than western music very relaxing.
@Isis Montgomery ok I'll be all that lol lol lol lol !!!!
@@smithjohn9620 I would like to understand people like you, you search documentaries in order to throw angry comments,? do you watch the whole documentaries? if you don't like something or are not even open to change your worldview, why do you bother?. Obviously no one here wil change their view with a comment like yours, in one hand you only spit one sentence, while we are watching a documentary that people took hours, to study, travel, experience and then film it. Guess which argument is stronger.
Africa the land of great people.I love Africa.#Nigeria.
Africa sweet home were is the Nigerian part of the river?
True
@@tonyjeffers2606 the docu was showing the sahel part of the river
Stop over, that was the best and most enjoyable documentary I have ever watched.
+Sheila Davis thank you Sheila !
if you want to share the documentary, you can use the lnk :
ruclips.net/video/SyVn8-DApTA/видео.html
best regards Stopover
How beautiful river I like these people so natural
My lovely country ( Mali ) God bless Mali inchallah we will never failed
one of those legendary places you hear about but know very little of...what an amazing place...amazing colourful dresses...
I love Africa. Nice documentary
This is the third times I'm watching, nice video. Love from tuibuang village ccpur manipur India
Absolutely MAGICAL.
Hmm! The documentary is wonderful and it makes me realize that life is nothing but how we perceived it to be ♥️👍
i do agree with you
Yes and intelligence and knowledge added to perception will take you far in life on this planet. Peace.
Another parallel universe full of wonder and amazing cultures.
Living happily with no Television, Mobil phones and cars to corrupt their way of life, not having to be someone's slave, working 8 to 5 to pay ridiculous bills. Such a peaceful way of life.
Actually many of them have televisions and Mobile phones. It wasn't shown but majority do have it.
Absolutely
THIS is so beautiful. WOW.
This has to be the coolist doc. Ive seen of this part of Africa.. This was a visual history lesson!! Bravo..well done!!!
ruclips.net/video/A-0yqu0p05I/видео.html
That’s just a bit of the story
@@bunyaminhasshim2624 Fo sure..It's deep..yet any history learned is good..Njoyed video..
I love Africa...
Love from INDIA.
Thank you for this comprehensive narration .. ;))
when islam entered africa it made africa even more beautiful and responsible. yes we still have parts that practice the old times but islam made a difference in a very positive way .
It's feel home! The connection it's just exacting.
~FANTASTICO!!MUCHAS GRACIAS
I love to watch Documentary video especially South,West or East Africa.. ! Their life style very natural ,freedom . and everyone are happy to leave with a paradise island.They are loving and kind people.If l got chance l will join the Africa Queen Cruise lines... ! Can see many beautiful place from different Africa City. I Thank for your Video,Discovery the History of Africa.
I watched it over and over again can't count it. I love the Documentary ❤💯
U can borrow my one hand for a day!!think 07 I am deeply disappointed by this kids teenagers and the teacher who lives there they don’t care about animals insects fish in the rivers they go to schools same markets fish market restaurant plate shells dinner here in the Philippines n around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans full of trash and wastewater 🌎 07 sad but true ignorance our generation of kids teenagers on degree going after it 07 joe
Taught us in Kenya all these people of west Africa ancient history.
Free land. For people living in metropolitan cities it is hard to imagine these kind of places even exist on Earth.
U can borrow my one hand for a day!!think 07 I am deeply disappointed by this kids teenagers and the teacher who lives there they don’t care about animals insects fish in the rivers they go to schools same markets fish market restaurant plate shells dinner here in the Philippines n around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans full of trash and wastewater 🌎 07 sad but true ignorance our generation of kids teenagers on degree going after it 07
Such a well documented, beautiful video.
U can borrow my one hand for a day!!think 07 I am deeply disappointed by this kids teenagers and the teacher who lives there they don’t care about animals insects fish in the rivers they go to schools same markets fish market restaurant plate shells dinner here in the Philippines n around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans full of trash and wastewater 🌎 07 sad but true ignorance our generation of kids teenagers on degree going after it 07
Thank you! I enjoyed the tour of the Niger River.
Love this
U will never find such hospitality anywhere in the world. 6:12
Wow incredible place and music
very smart people africa thankyou show
Amazing! I enjoyed every minute of the documentary. Thanks
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what a beautiful documentary thank you.
Beautiful People
Truly enjoyed this. ☺️
beautiful documentry for afrika . thank bro stop over
Wow really nice to see the informative presentation.thank you for sharing.
That river is also call "Nile" river similar to the Nile in East Africa. Most people talking about Africa do not know Africa; believe me.
It's river Niger not Nile. But I agree with you. Many people talk about africa but they don't know africa
What beautiful architecture
Very beautiful, I enjoyed much. Thanks a lot.
thank you for the documentary. it is relaxing
This is such a beautiful river. Thank you very much.
Love your videos! Thanks for sharing!
Now that's what you call recycling rice sacks made into sales to navigate the boat...I love it people are ❤
One love one people one nation
Amazing video thanks.
this makes me think about the bible a lot and how life was then. makes me wonder are we really living a better life here in our supposed modern day society driven by greed. sometimes or should I say wonder a lot now days
no we do not live better in the western world
Rt bro
This not living at all..i just watched another video that said..they don't use time.
modern society people do not live happier lives. Their minds are tormented daily and they are not free but live a lie of goverment controlled fake freedom.
@@goognamgoognw6637 Absolutely right as you said, the modern world is so much controlled by forces and the most wanted subject has no end to it called "SATISFACTION", its a never ending need....but out there though there are certain challenges, they are within themselves and living a life. Hats Off.. Yes pray that we have a great future for them, let the rivers keep filled with more fishes, which will make them more happy and not unwanted disturbance.
Beautiful documentry love u♥️♥️♥️
13:51 Amazing how nonchalant people can be around croc and hippo infested waters... blows my mind man.
Quite! I lost my right leg 37 years ago and whilst I was learning to walk again at Stanmore Orthopaedic hospital in north London. I met a man who had been on a Lake Kariba (Zambezi) cruise and he was in a boat that got attacked by a Hippo which proceeded to bite his leg off!
I mentioned this to a friends father who had worked on the lake Albert steamer 'Robert Coryndon' in the 1950's and he said yes that often happens. Adding that hippos are by far the most dangerous large animal.
He once saw a bull hippo bite a large crocodile in half!
Amazing have to be careful. Like every country we visit nature has to eat too.
this is tour of world at home...thanks
The Jews of Bilad Al Sudan/Negroland named the river Niger , Niger is a ancient Hebrew sacred word equivalent to ancient Khemetic word N-G-R. African Americans are named after this River and so was a Jew named Simon from the tribe of Simeon mentioned in the book of Acts.
The river is called Djoliba!
Niger is from a English lady.
@@larryboone2216 exactly, these new names are European names
Different vibe different life I love it.
Greetings from Brooklyn NY 🍎
Good documentary..nice music
beautiful documentary!!! Love it!!!
Our home, our land
everything is beautiful
This is an interesting documentary, for sure, thank you for making it and putting it here. I have learned a lot. I have to say however, and this is a reminder to us all, there are things labeled as Islamic or Muslim but are actually cultural instead and based on traditions of that region, not on the Quran. A very important distinction as some people will get the wrong ideas of Islam and the ways of Muslims.
U can borrow my one hand for a day!!think 07 I am deeply disappointed by this kids teenagers and the teacher who lives there they don’t care about animals insects fish in the rivers they go to schools same markets fish market restaurant plate shells dinner here in the Philippines n around the world polluted water rivers lakes oceans full of trash and wastewater 🌎 07 sad but true ignorance our generation of kids teenagers on degree going after it 07
@@jovenaldomingo1123 >is an
Fascinating! Seemed like bygone days of yore.
Some real groovy music playing in this documentary
What an interesting video. Thank you
Simply beautiful
Life goes on. Love it!
African people are so nice
its nice to see all of this stuff 🎈✨🎉
beautiful work love it
Thank you for helping me on my homework
Loved the documentary... very well presented.
I live United States, I would leave everything behind to live with these people……….United States 2023, we have lost our way……….These people are living in Gods paradise, God will always provide for these beautiful people till the end of time ❤
Africa is so great that they are the only people that welcome visitors with songs and dance but unfortunately their visitors only come to still their wealth 😥
Yes you are right. We see only the goid in people. That's why we've been enslaved by almost every other race. And stolen from.. we do not take heart to our proverbs.. a WOLOF one says.. beware of he who comes bering gifts.
This is wonderful....my motherland Africa
Really informative and entertaining video. Thanks
Home sweet Home🏡
A good one guys..! Thumbs up !!
I ❤️ Africa
Wowww nice i like it so much ,i Like the way how they Work with Others .
Its Real Life ...No Words
nice documentary,,, thanks for sharing
Nice informative documentary.
As that I have had smoked fish in the past I can tell you one thing. Thats some mighty fine eating.
I like the music on the background
very nice documentary
No cars , cellphones, tractors, diesel, concrete , medical aid , tax , electricity , water on tap ...
and the people look happy !
You forgot, no high rate of heart attack, Cancer and stroke.
Please don't let the multis hear you they'll come and take your country over.
@Truth Only Just think Africa people pray to Voodoo Voodoo is Evil That's why Blacks sold Blacks that's why Slavery happened And all the Suffering Voodoo the devil
Yes ...you are free to go there ...go ...go now ..
Awesome documentary.
Nice video 😊 beautiful ! Love it ❤
Afrika what an magnificent continent ❤❤❤ long live Afrika !❤🎉❤🎉
Highly interesting !
Very interesting documentary indeed
Anyone know the background music? So mesmerising and beautiful!!!!
If you found out please share the link.
jangali famata by ali farka toure :)
@@shaikmoosapasha2031 Here is your link ruclips.net/video/J0376D44EeU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/J0376D44EeU/видео.html
Wonderful Documentary..
What a legendary river cruiser. Ferrying people and goods as she sails with a typical Afrikan speed.
Did you all see the fish laid out in the sun? Gross right? NO! I get so upset when people turn their nose up to bread with a little bit of mold. Or drop a meatball on the floor and trash it. Won't eat hamburger meat on the due date (and forget PAST it). These people's ancestors (as well as ours if we were travelling the Namib or shipwrecked on Cape Bojado) would and could eat rotting goat meat hooked to a saddlebag mounted to a camel. Ate jerky that was so tough they'd grind it into millet and consume it that way. Really. Straight up, these are the real citizens of Earth. We who live in cities and towns are gigantic pansies about food by comparison. Not to mention almost everything else we are pampered babies about.
old boomer
@@1349aegis They're right though, so much food waste in the west due to the food being past the expiry date, despite not being rotten at all.
Ok Melanie and Paco Dave its all well and good what you say.Very valid points ,but then again who lives, on average, a longer lifespan comparing the two societies? You can't deny rotten food causes deaths can you?
@@pietrojenkins6901 you live longer cause you have better healthcare . But on the other hand my father and my uncle made it to Thier 90s and they were actually very fit and self dependent for Thier age Even tho they lacked the same level of health care like you guys have.
Interesting
Thank you.
I have watched this one so many times and would love to watch even a lot more times........Can anyone tell the names of the songs in this documentary please?.....
may the lord god keep u amazing life i am very exiciting that life the live
Niger River is equal Nile. The name Niger is just french or english name. The river is call: Nile but it is in West Africa.
Great!