Deadliest Roads | Cameroon | Free Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2020
- World's Most Dangerous Roads: Deadliest Journeys in Cameroon 2015
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The bravest drivers in Cameroon are named the “Clandos”; the name comes from the word clandestine or illegal. They drive illegal taxis and are the only ones who are brave enough to navigate the country’s dangerous road networks, some of the worst on the African continent. Only 2% of the roads have been asphalted. All of the country’s inhabitants rely on the Clandos’ taxi services, they have no other choice. The country has no railway and taking airplanes is both too expensive and too dangerous.
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What our documentary focuses on: Life on the road outside the big cities.
No public transport exists outside the bigger cities. The so-called communal aka clandestine taxis fill the gap. Any car in any condition will do. As long as it drives 70-80% of the time. Oh, and although no one seems bothered, some taxi drivers have no DL which, as Bugs Bunny would say: forget about it. (you know, in that Bugs Bunny voice of his)
Passenger Pile In: There’s a certain puzzle system or pyramid system as far as seating for the passengers goes. The lightest sit on top of the heavier ones. Claustrophobic passengers prefer the scenic seats on the roof.
From Lolosorf to Ebolowa: NGOs travel the route regularly to help the pygmies. Normally, they have a nice new air conditioned SUV 4-wheel drive but that's in the shop, so a clandestine (i.e. illegal) taxi it is. 700 km in ‘a rent a wreck’ category vehicle. Wheels can come off at any time. The roads are crap and this status quo has seriously paralyzed the economy on all levels. Projects, plans to improve the road infrastructure abound but is anything being done? We’d have to revisit to find out.
If a truck breaks down, they're gently* looted until the company sends help to save what's left of the load. But I have to say, the looters are grateful and use everything. (*by that I mean, the people don't just attack and strip it, they take what they need in a friendly manner. Kind of like a gift provided by the savvy jungle)
Part of the journey is on foot. You have to be prepared to push the cars. Simply because the mud is thigh high. Even Four wheelers have trouble. Motorcyclists speeding along a long forgotten road that hasn't been serviced for years and only works for bikes because they’re not wide enough for cars.
A local fairy tale says god created the earth, the elements, rivers, forests, nature first - as living beings - to be feared and respected. Only the pygmies seem to remember that tale. In this Equatorial part of Africa.
The Palm oil industry has moved these tribes out. Displaced them. A nomadic people. Their traditions have been taken from them.
A village somewhere in Cameroon: There’s no electricity. The pylons erected but not connected. And because no teachers want to come, the children do without schooling. The youth ask only one thing of the government: provide the infrastructure. Then we can better our situation.
All is not hopeless in this beautiful country. There is a high level of religious freedom and diversity.
The national football (soccer) team has been one of the most successful in Africa, winning 5 African Cup of Nations titles and a gold medal at the 2000 Olympics. That boosts confidence.
There's much much more of culture, literature, that is wonderful and worth discovering. All we can do is recommend traveling there and other places if you can. Not everyone can actually travel for whatever reasons - that's why we have documentaries. And books.
Reading fiction or nonfiction by local authors gives so much more insight in a country. For those interested - Cameroon literature at a glance
aflit.arts.uwa.edu.au/CountryCameroonEN.html
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Please upload every week
I'm cameroonian and these Clandos "clandestine taxis" are so real even in the "big cities". In general the road network in cameroon is a nightmare. Infact the whole country is a failed state.
Hoodoaxmad
@@tatawnjang473 At least Cameroon has natural resources
The sarcasm of the narrator is just the perfect amount. Honest but never disrespectful
He's freaking hilarious with the quips and interpretations.
Everybody who watches these docs, just loves him.
Hmm .. Had to think the longer I watched this ..The sarcasm of the narrator sounded a little patronizing to me .. and out of context to how the local people would talk .. but that said, nice to see and learn something about Cameroon.
Best documentary ever.
He makes it interesting to
the guy is the best narrator
This is one of the wildest episodes I've seen here. Can't believe that little taxi even functions. Incredible.
Am from Cameroon I tell u now that taxi is just the tip of the iceberg
Yeah same here, that red car looks like suzuki Swift 800 cc ? :) :)
Oscar is savage!! How he's able to keep that white car running baffles me! 😂😂
The car..?? possible! 😀😊
Just one look at this taxi am wondering if it's going to reach there destination 🤔🤔
I'm going to be very honest I was on my way to gmc dealership to buy a 20,000$ dollar truck but after watching this I went to the nearest used car auto sales and instead bought myself a 3,000$ pick up.. be grateful for the smallest things... life is great...peace and love
its good to save especaly big mony like that as long as its realibal
True. My mother had to replace her 1998 Suzuki because the local council now charges emissions tax for any vehicle built before 2001. There was nothing wrong with the car and it could have lasted many more years. And yet we are supposed to believe it is more environmentally friendly to buy a new car.
🤣🤣🤣
This comment has aged a bit, just went to the dealership to get a 72k truck..
And my guess would be that if you have taken care of it, even with more miles, that 3k truck is worth 6k
Even 3k is not a small amount for the Majority of Earths population. You use be greatfull for the smaller things in life when you see a rainbow, or a happy dog to welcome you home, a kids smile, or even a sip of water when you are thirsty etc etc
How come I missed such a wonderful documentary???!!! The Narrator's special ability to sweeten the story even makes it worth watching!!!
This narrator is really good,his way of narrating is quite engaging & inciting...this is the fourth time I actually watched this particular episode.
@@OrlandoGustarme too!😂
these types of documentaries make me realize that you really can make anything work as long as you put in your best effort
Yes! Exactly. I find it so awesome how inventive and resourceful the people are. That’s something we should learn from them instead of just tossing out perfecting good stuff of every kind. We buy and buy and buy- never fix anything. Which is why there’s so much trash pollution. Reuse repurpose and just buy less crap (that applies to all the snobs in first world countries)
While most 1st world people would rather starve and cry when left alone in the jungle.
@@FreeDocumentary yah I've seen a vlogger who's from my country living and working in California in his condo unit his neighbors literally just throwing away a perfectly still useable and still looking new sofa and bedside table... How lame.
Totally agree with you and also it makes us realise how sad it is that people in the developed world grumble about small insignificant things when people in other parts of the world just try to survive.
@@FreeDocumentaryI would l;ike to invite you to my home to a documentary please. The gambia.
Toyotas are just on a whole other level
mad respect to the engineers in Japan and the drivers in Cameroon
I wonder if Toyota paid for this doc to be made. But even so, the point is taken.
Indeed, massive respect to Toyota. Also massive respect to the bush mechanics and the driver to keep it running for so long...
they really are pretty great I have a Toyota Tundra with 300,000 miles on it. still runs great. it looks pretty bad these days but I am curious to see how long it will just keep going!! only have had minor repairs and even those are rarely , like one time per year I will need to replace some little thing
@@AsTheWheelsTurn I have conquest i like it with all my heart it rarely break
What about the Cameroon mechanic... MASTER of improvisation
Lol..., you just got to love the sarcasm, wittiness and humor in this particular narrator .when he says , "the car is not only a picturesque wreck but also a coffin on wheels". Much love for these interesting yet hilarious African based documentaries. Keep them coming online. I'm a Kenyan and proud of Africa, its' beautiful people and vast natural resources. Eventually we will get there. Africa is rising slowly but surely. We are very blessed despite our few shortcomings
Yes that's hilarious saying 😂 but salute to Cameron drivers, despite hardships they are cool as if nothing happened. 🙏🙏
Once again nashukuru kua Mimi ni mkenya..unanifanya pia to love my old car
Amenimaliza pia😂😂
Too many tribes living in the same country designed by the colonisers is the root cause of African countries's problems. The politicians keep using this to their advantages by making people ignore their corruptions as long as their tribesman is holding the office
Nomaa😂😂😂
This is the most hilarious episode with Oscars car....he deserves an Oscar award indeed.
God bless this pple
TOYOTA doesn't need a better advertisement than this to prove their cars reliability
facts
They rust away before they stop running.
True..thats why ilove toyota
I told my dealership that my cars fuel leak could be fixed with*** "a few thick leaves" they declined. (go to 29:16)
@@JSkyGemini 😂😂😂😂😂
These documentaries shows how tough life is and value of small things that we take as granted.
Yes, but I do think Africa needs help in management. No more nationalism and so called independence.
true.
@ Ken Fang agree they would be in a much better place...so much good natural resources that could benefit everyone. One day 🙏
Indeed.
@@X100CSD99 What they *actually* need is a stop to imperialism.
I am a nurse in the US and have met many people from Cameroon, who are working in the medical field with me. Very kind and wonderful people. I love learning about their culture and country. I will have to tell them about the video I just saw and see what they tell me. I wonder if they have seen this or dealt with it. God bless these folks who are living in difficult times.
Thank you so much for sharing this Lori. Love it! Best to you and your fellow workers.
@@FreeDocumentary thank you ❤️
Hi Lori
The Narrator is simply on another level! Voice imitation, sarcasm and all without being subjective and respectful at all times.
The camera men should get a pulitzer prize for these documentaries
Word.
absolutely.
For sure.
Man talking too lol
Yes . I agree 💯
Thank you for your generosity FREE DOCUMENTARY. No one will upload this kind of excellent documentary for free. Please continue your work and we will be here to support.
Thank you so much for your generous comment.
It’s much appreciated! Really.
@@FreeDocumentary welcome☺
Untrue.
@@CulturedWhiteBoy your reason ? 😆
@@CulturedWhiteBoy ?
This makes me appreciate where Kenya 🇰🇪 is in terms of infrastructure...we might not be there yet but am thankful. For our siblings in Cameroon, fight for your dreams and what you deserve.
For sure Kenya is far much better
My village iko na lami men we are lucky
Kenya is Obama homeland
Institutional rule vs One man rule
We are lucky as Kenyans indeed.
Whoever says that Africans are poor because they are lazy should watch again this video
This Documentary should be given international award.
Africa is rich, its the people that are poor because their countries are over-exploited.
@@SMGJohn are they always asleep when being"overexploited"
@@kevint3322
Because there is no one to lead the masses to mobilise them and to resurrect against the upper class in these countries.
Without a vanguard, there is nothing.
All those failed because America and other colonial Empires interfered, sent in the armies killed hundreds of thousands and MILLIONS even just to prevent people from rising to power which would interfere with their Corporations super exploitation of the land.
They work hard but doesn't seem to work very smart
@@SMGJohn even in 200 years africans will probably still blame whitey xD
OMFG I can't believe the white car that has almost nothing left attached to the car and it still runs as a taxi😵😵
Hi how r u??
As the narrator aptly said, the car is a coffin on wheels.
Ikr its unreal 😂😂
😂😂
hi sweetie
This is the funniest episode so far... Oscar and his frankenstein car😂👹😂
I’m sitting in my car getting lunch looking around and I am just really humbled and grateful for the life I have. I wish we could all live more equal. Its sad that people have to live in worse conditions. They’re crammed in that van and the lady in front of me in line is driving a range rover with her dog on her lap. It really just made me appreciate what I have in life.
Oscar's cab is on a whole different level 😂
I swear 😂😂😂 it’s running on hope ajd even thats in short supply 😂
Oscar's is the only cab in which smoking a cigarette makes the air more pure than it was before.
🤣🤣
His ancient vehicle is almost given up the 👻
Too many tribes living in the same country designed by the colonisers is the root cause of African countries's problems. The politicians keep using this to their advantages by making people ignore their corruptions as long as their tribesman is holding the office
So many people tend to complain about small things, but watching amazing documentaries like this just makes you realise how lucky we really are!
Lucky for now money don't last on earth we humans have money but when we die we don't die with our money but we die empty handed all our money stay on earth that we always appreciate what you have right now on Earth because when you die all that you have will stay in this evil world and you will die with nothing at all
But never forget god for he give all wealth
This is the best documentary series on RUclips. 😊
Oscar is the most resourceful driver I've ever seen. Driving a piece of junk on those dugout roads just a miracle in itself. Hats off to Camerooneons.
Imagine if your Uber turned up like that
Driver
Assistant driver
And a mechanic
I'd pack some vodka and pray for the best
😂
Uber with assistant driver and mechanic? You may also need a spare parts dealer all in the car
lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣
i swear this is the best commentator on the planet.
when he immitates the women i cant contain myself n i know im not the only one
You are not😄😄
He is the best too funny
Love him too!!!!
he is legendary
I can’t contain myself either!
I love the Prof's attitude. I am sure he is now a great teacher.
I am falling in love with the people in these documentaries...would love to visit Africa soon!
Which country are you from
That’s Cameroon for you. Poor leadership and excessive looting and corruption are the main reason these types of roads still exist in my country. Quite an accurate description of the state of roads in that part of the country. Thanks for undertaking adventure
It's not only Cameroon with such bad roads; it's almost all African countries. And the problem is greedy leaders who don't care about fellow citizens . They're in bed with colonialists.
I fully concur. I'm from Cameroon as well.
very much like India
What is wrong with Afrika in a broader sence. Why is it unvolenteerly almost everywhere on the perpetial brink of collaps?
@@tigreygt6614 Ghana is more better than Cameroon
Moral of the story : Where there is a Will, there is a Way..
Exactly right.
More like where there is a toyota
Facts
Too many tribes living in the same country designed by the colonisers is the root cause of African countries's problems. The politicians keep using this to their advantages by making people ignore their corruptions as long as their tribesman is holding the office
This documentary is killing me, never laugh so much in my life. GET OUT AND PUSH 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your ooooo right 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🍺 could you imagine 😂😂
i agreed lmao
Too many tribes living in the same country designed by the colonisers is the root cause of African countries's problems. The politicians keep using this to their advantages by making people ignore their corruptions as long as their tribesman is holding the office
Institutional rule vs One man rule
The car with wooden seats really got me laughing too😂😂
I’m Cameroonian and I’d assure you the road you just saw is not even amongst the top 10 deadliest in 🇨🇲
Some of us spoiled people would protest about getting out of the vehicle to push. We would prefer not to get in all that mud. Unfortunately, this attitude fails to take into consideration that we would arrive at our destination sooner by helping and not complaining.
Oh my goodness! That’s awful! I’ve never seen anything so bad as this, with the roads. God bless you all!
😂😂😂😂
These documentaries show the resilience of the human spirit.
Too many tribes living in the same country designed by the colonisers is the root cause of African countries's problems. The politicians keep using this to their advantages by making people ignore their corruptions as long as their tribesman is holding the office
I love every episode. The narrator is the best.
This is the best documentary you can ever watch, the presenter is the best of his kind
@@mwemzjoseph2916 absolutely . u capture every detail
The best narrator I really like his humour
Really Awesome with a Sense of humor..👏
I commission audio book readers to make recordings of novels. Believe me it is difficult to get readers who can really make something sound interesting and engaging in the way this narrator is able to.
THANK YOU as always for the FREE documentary. It’s so lovely to be able to put the phone down and watch/listen to a wonderful & interesting documentary that lady’s longer than 8 minutes.
THANK YOU
The more I watch these documentary, the more thankful I am with the modern roads and infrastructure we often complain about and taken for granted.
Whenever I get an urge to leave a negative review for my Uber/Lyft driver for weak A/C or stiff suspension, I will remember this doc and give 'em a 5 star. Thanks for the upload.
Too many tribes living in the same country designed by the colonisers is the root cause of African countries's problems. The politicians keep using this to their advantages by making people ignore their corruptions as long as their tribesman is holding the office
After watching this documentary, I have learned to tell myself to be grateful, be humble and most importantly do not complain nor murmur any more
Absolutely correct
I have laughed so hard watching this man with his car 😂😂😂
OMG! It's 8pm already! been strapped on my sit since 8am watching videos after videos. This series is very addictive.
When he said the local farmers would help the drivers get their vehicles through the mud for a fee and then suddenly find the needed stones to do so behind some shrubs, seemingly well prepared in advanced I thought I'd lose it! Brilliant.
those people destroy the roads to make money.
Yep you got it Atlien Rider they are the Cameroonian Highway Men just put a couple of stones down and the car is through. It's there own private toll road they get 100% of the revenue.
I absolutely love this episode, had me laughing all night as i thought about the corolla with a piece of wood as the back sit and the exhaust inside the vehicle. Amazing camerawork and brilliantly compiled. You guys deserve to be awarded.
Sure....but weren't you also not a bit exasperated why former French or Belgian colonies are often such hellholes ? Former British , Dutch or German colonies at least resemble a bit of their former masters .
😂
@@PAULLONDEN Simple: The French took a lot but rarely gave. The British were no saints, but they did some remarkable things in their colonies to appease the local populations. France loved bloodshed, considering that the French Royalty was overthrown at the cost of a lot of blood.
Such Videos give me motivation and to learn not to over complain about situations I presume are difficult. Some people face real hustle than most of us who complain.
I must say I'm so amazed after following your documentaries for so long, I see Cameroon 🇨🇲 also my country home. Africa in miniature. Seeing this old Corolla 90 is good way back we call it "our lady" why bcos it never gets old no matter how bad it looks, thanks so much for your tremendous work doing all these documentary all over the world thanks alot and please do visit Cameroon again
Whoa 😳15 people in a 5 passenger vehicle 😵
That’s called making the best of it
Thats how we drove in Kenya between Homa Bay to Rangwe
mr beast with his car challenge: "wow, this is so hard. i think im gonna die."
camerrooniansL lol
@@ag7763 but not now. Sahi Oyugis-Rodi ni nywee
@@ag7763 nowadays at least, what I'm seeing here is kenya in the 1980s
Repairing a leaking radiator with leaves from the bushes. Well played.
Was the fuel filler hose from the tank that was leaking.
Yeah, the radiator is in the engine bay. Perhaps a subtitling mistake
@@iLoveTheseRemoras its people knowing absolutely nothing about vehicles
sometimes tea leaves too,when available.
It only leaked when on an incline.
This is the real Cameroon. Thanks!
Thank you guyz, this is without a doubt the best episode I have watched so far.
The most incredible thing about this documentary series is how the producers are able to accurately depict the human condition across the globe.
I have also confirmed that it is really hard to kill a Toyota.
I hope that child busting the rocks will become a doctor...... I really do.
Amen to DAT..
Lol
Rock doctor?
Always enjoy watching these. Kinda makes me appreciate my drive to work.
What a beautiful landscape. God bless Africa.
Amazing documentries.... I saw all the deadliest road documentries and its amazing to watch...... Salute to your hard work.
And the Oscars goes to. FREE DOCUMENTARY.
I feel sorry for laughing to tears after see the taxi tie the door using rope.
I thought I was alone...😂
I experienced this traveling as kid, but now in germany seeing that let me laugh off in tears because 16 years later in the 2020s its still the same😂😂
Thank you Biya and France
This got to be one of the best documentaries I have seen so far. Well done and keep it up
Dear Free Documentary
You have no idea how much I appreciate your channel. I literally kept my sanity by subscribing and watching these. I want you to know you’re a life saver. Cheers
My heart bleeds for Cameroon. It has had one president for 38years and yet the value is the same......drained of its resources and life to enrich corrupt politicians and France. It’s a shame. Paul Biya must go. The guy is 87years old, what else can he deliver? None!
That's the problem right there. Change brings progress.
His time will come
He's old , he won't live forever. Pray and hope the next leader you get or elect is good
@@AntoineJacques sorry, but that will not happen. He became president when I was born in 1982.
@@Seals-jv3fd True, but i meant he will die. No one lives forever.
As a Cameroonian living in the urban part of the country, there are a lot of lessons I learnt in this documentary about my motherland, the first and most important lesson, I should be grateful with what I have.
And I will like to conclude by saying the young boys at 22:34 crack stones to pay their school fees, if you were more opportune and never did that, show some empathy not sympathy.
Their resilience will carry them through.
Too many tribes living in the same country designed by the colonisers is the root cause of African countries's problems. The politicians keep using this to their advantages by making people ignore their corruptions as long as their tribesman is holding the office
@@hotpepper5037 True!
Everyone in this doc impresses me. God bless Cameroon.
That white taxi car OH BOY 😂😂😂 the lady says where do I sit 😂😂 on top of the motor 😂
Her look says it all!
I'm obsessed with DW documentarys...best ever!!
OSCAR reminds me Zachary and his cotton truck if yu remember him hit the likes
I wonder how he's doing
That Toyota Corolla still running 😂
It is the people who are running it. LOL
toyota will keep running forever :D
This was my first brand new car. Had over 100,000 miles on it. I had no problems with this cars engine .The problem was that the inside door pulls were breaking. I love that cars dependability.
That's a Toyota for you.
😂😂
I have seen some of the most beautiful people in these videos.
A few that can steal your breath.
Thanks for incredible documentary 🙏 ❤
I reall love this series of Most Dangerous Road. I first time watched this series on National Geographic. Since then, I've always tried to look this series on youtube but never found it until this channel regulerly opload it. Thank you, I really love your channel
I just love the narrator 😂😂😂😂😂 and how he changes his voice
One of the best things about these documentaries. Truly hilarious.😂😂😂
My jaw dropped at least 40 times while watching this. This is unreal. Excellent documentary btw.
I am from Kenya and seeing this documentaries has made me appreciate our Kenyans roads.we don't have good roads but.......we have them.i will never complain again.
Oscar is so cool but, his car. That thing needs a burial. Great documentary. 💘
for the first time i saw machine slavery
😅😂🤣
😂😂😂
As a psychology student i hope the "professor" can fulfill his dream
⛑️🧤🎓
Huh
I'm virtually travelling the world with these dope documentaries.
The courage of the "Clandos" in Cameroon is truly remarkable. They provide an essential service on some of Africa's most perilous roads, despite the challenges they face. This documentary sheds light on their bravery and the vital role they play. Thanks for sharing this inspiring story.
Thank you for the glimpse into a different world. Much respect to the people of Cameroon.
I had a neighbour in Finland who bought those old Toyotas and sent them to Africa on a ship. Don't remember which country he was from. Took me a moment to realize it, but those old bangers worth a few hundred euros in Finland are worth so much more over there that it even offsets the freight. It's because the cars can take a beating and can be repaired by almost anyone.
I have watched so many of these free docs.. & all have been very eye opening 😮 This episode is no different.. How that Corolla is still going God only knows.. I have never seen such a broken mess! But he finds ways to patch it & keep on keeping on. Amazing.
i still can't believe this is free. The quality of work thank you so much
Best documentary there is. Watching this makes you appreciate life more.
Free Documentary - a salute to you. You deserve an award for shooting these documentaries & showing the world how people survive in the other side of the world. Life can't be such bad. This particular car company should undertake some sort of CSR project to help these great drivers to make their life safe.
Actually the journalist who do this channel risk his life to recover the hidden parts of the world where people lead pathetic lives to the world. This is a great task I request people of the world to subscribe this channel and support this journalist.
I love when a narrator narrates something that is easily understandable so I can hear it twice. It doesn’t make me feel like I’m going crazy. I love it. I’m fine.
That vehicle 😳🙌 how do people even get in it, the fumes from the engine is inside its so challenging
Were Sacha kujifanya bwana tattoo WA uhuru
Imagine and here in kenya we complain just about anything 😔😔
it's very impressive how it manages to pull itself together, if that Corolla has a computer box (rather than a carburetor) and crosses the roads of Cameroon, it might struggle when it breaks.
Wakenya inafaa tushukuru mungu,imagine na vile we take a lot of things for granted
Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪 best my channnel ever...
@Adolf Stallin you are asking a silly question, your capability of thinking is too low in absence of medulla oblongata with mediocrity of highest category.. noogle hii
@Adolf Stallin ?
@Adolf Stallin you are a fool
Hope I visit Kenya some day❤🇵🇭
@@zachie7016 welcome Kenya
Yellow vest = Mandatory
Brakes = Optional
Love the documentary, thanks 👍
Now I can say that I have been in many countries through you people.I love this channel
What I really like with these videos is the eye for details, and how they show people, and not just the subject.
These are my new docus !
Every time I see these documentary’s I thank God for my life !, thank you guys for uploading
Great many examples of people striving to live and better their lives. Great documentary.
This is one of the best documentaries i have watched
wow. Thank you! I always make sure the team, the crew get these. Thanks again and take care!
Oscar 's white car is a living legend.
All that I need is the name of this commentator. By far the best commentator I have ever listened to. He is so witty and intelligent in his choice of words.
Good
Thank you very much, learn so much from your documentary. It definitely make you appreciate and thankful with what you have...
I really love this narrator, he voice is pleasant and he's funny. I wish he'd do all the documentaries.😘
Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪, love your content.
Yup me too ruiru kiambu
Watching from the US 🇺🇸, I agree! Great content. Hello, from across the pond 👋🏼
Thank for free documentary. Nice work Free Documentary Staff. 😘
Thank you 🙏 greatly appreciated your comment.
I love your channel.
A very very Good and Fantastic WORK!
Thank you so much!
Another eye-opening documentary. Thanks for the upload!
Enjoying every documentary.. I learn every moment in it.. Thanks
These documentaries make me appreciate my country more. I really pity what some people go through. Life is a real struggle to so many people out there.
Kenya looks way cool man. 😂😂 this was the kind of transport to my home a decade ago.
@@historytidbits5724 si uongo 😂
True
I am not complaining again. I have so much to be grateful for. People living like Mad Max in today's world.
This Documentary is just Amazing, its good to see just how fascinating life is