NAIROBI KENYA TO CAPE TOWN SOUTH AFRICA BY ROAD l ROAD TRIP BY LIV KENYA EPISODE 9 (S.AFRICA 2)🇿🇦
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Liv. I have to say this. I have watched many videos of kenyans travel bloggers but you are at another level. Your videos are like the viewer is travelling with you. You bring life into the videos, and the editing is great. Thank you. Keep doing it.
Wow, thank you! I appreciate a lot you watching
Professionally done I agree.
True bana , kila siku nikitoka job I always take my meals while watching your videos. And I always make sure I don't finish an episode at a go coz I don't want them to end 😂My favorite Kenyan TH-camr
Am an Indian living in Nakuru... I am a great fan of your videos. Truly gripping narration, and I must say this journey is like a lifetime experience...for both you, your crew and us the viewers....i have some cousins in kwazulu natal...hoping to see them soon. Once again kudos to you 👏 keep inspiring us...
GREAT 🎉🎉❤😂
Am in nakuru too and the moment I discovered this ........I can't get enough I love Botswana and its was like I was there with liv kenya
I love South Africa and South Africans.Their culture,language,art,fashion and music.I would enjoy living there.
You must visit our country too south Africa Indeed we have a beautiful country
When that times come you should get yourself a South African boyfriend not Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Mozambique, Malawian guy who relocated in South Africa then say you dating a local, bear in mind we have more than 10 million African immigrants both documented and undocumented in our country in every part of our shores. Be warned majority of Nigerians in South Africa are kingpins of drug dealing and scamming where as Zimbabweans mem are running the business of raping, killing, housebreaking, mugging, car highjacking etc
The older I get, the more and more i appreciate being South African
I love Africa, we need to travel more as South Africans and Africans in general amongst each other🙌
Yes we need to travel more, especially in Africa. Our motherland is the prize.
@@LIVKENYA So true, we need to find ways to unite
Maybe have school trips to different countries while they are still young
🙌
I remember iAmMarwa landing in Cape Town and saying 'Wow, every car looks new here'.
Pretoria is beautiful,with tree lined streets with Jacaranda trees, absolutely lovely,Msanzi,S.A is indeed developed,the most developed in Africa,thanks for posting.
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for always watching
Those two chimneys you guys saw is a platinum mine in North West Rustenburg,the mine is called royal Bafokeng platinum mine.
Thank you was curious to know
@@LIVKENYAThe Royal Bafokeng are the richest tribe in Africa. Underneath the land of the Royal Bafokeng lies 80% of the worlds platinum reserves. The Royal Bafokeng are the Bastwana tribe of SA
woow.. SA roads are well marked.
Yes and it’s the whole country
It's funny that KENHA can't even mark all the roads under their care. Use a lot of money to build roads but then can't be bothered to mark them. Hii corruption yetu ni kali.
That place you passed is called Brits town. The building that you saw with chimneys is actually a smelting plant. That is where platinum as a raw material is being processed before it is shipped out of the country.
Tht is not brits
Thank you for the information. I was wondering what is being mined
@@hosiaramashata938 its Brits,
And it's a Chrome mine not Platinum
The place is called Marikana
Marikana
Whenever someone likes my comment, the notification reminds me to return and watch this.😊Thanks for putting in the effort to entertain us .
Thank you so much 😀 for watching and sharing your thoughts I appreciate
@@LIVKENYAlove the show. Discovered the channel at the beginning of this trip and have been following ever since. You guys should approach Subaru Kenya and propose a sponsorship deal in exchange for advertising. Nothing beats an African road trip from Nairobi to Cape Town. It doesn't hurt to ask.
@@LIVKENYAWhat's the name of the song you've been using all along from the start of your trip i need to download it's so sweet?
Actually, this is more than "entertainment"...It's actually "educative"
This goes to prove that countries with road tolls have better roads than our East African countries with no or few tolls.... Godfrey y, from Kampala Uganda East Africa
Thanks to the South African immigration officials for efficient service,South Africa is the giant of africa so it must lead the way by being efficient and lead in technology, good vlogging.😅
I love everything south africa, their movies, history, tv series..huge fun of showmax ..did Kenyans know that Kina and Salem is copied from the River and Gomora which are all south african tv series..etc one of my bucket list is to visit SA.. whether on Road or air , i have to visit SA...
South Africa is really beautiful..thank God you arrived safely..cheers
Thank you and praise be to God
I’m in love with the channel and how authentic you guys are. I’d love to travel all of Africa. ❤
Thank you 😊 glad you enjoying the episodes
9degrees...that's pretty cold, by East African standards
Good to learn that at the South African border you were treated well. In actual fact, Kenyans are respected in most of the African countries which in itself says a lot about Kenya and Kenyans as a people. As a Kenyan living in the UK, I really appreciate what you guys are doing -touring Africa through road. You are simply announcing that Kenyans are a contented lot who can visit a new country and leave after the visit without breaching the host's immigration rules and I believe that is why Kenyan have been allowed to visit SA visa free. Thanks for the church bit, it was so nice to hear the good old hymns.
The rule in South Africa when driving on the free way is that you keep the left lane and overtake on the right and back to the left lane and keep you speed to 120km per hour. Its festive season, you will spend your festive in jail of reckless and negligent driving
You should add a donation option in your page
Noted 🙏🏾
@@LIVKENYAyes, we would love to donate
That place is in Rustenburg and there are lots of Platinum mines there.
We also complain about that expensive toll gate R91.
Zeerust is my hime town but currently based in Pretoria
So educative. Its like a life experience to me. Thank you Liv Kenya❤
You're bringing stuff I used to read in the Drum and You magazines to life. So far I've heard "braai". Can't wait for "bakkie". Pretoria looks like a pretty modern city. Crazy uncontrolled subdivision is messing up our country.
Thank you for watching
My Christmas season hasbeen lit up with the amazing virtual adventures❤❤
I lived in Pretoria for almost 16 years and watching your video from these lands afar just brought back lots of good memories. Hope you had lots of fun
Pretoria was for many months struggling with public services, all the municipal workers under the union were on strike, this affected a lot of services including water, waste removal and street cleaning etc. The strike only ended end of November, when workers agreed to get back to work although their demands were not met.
Eldoret town in Kenya was also founded by part of the Voortrekker who went to east Africa. Ndururumo High school in Nyahururu was started as Jan Von Riebeck Schöle and used the Transvaal education cariculum. The De Klerk family ran the Reformed Church in East Africa. There is a place in Johannesburg with very Kenyan street names, which tell the story of the land owners in East Africa.
Aaah thanks for sharing this now I know something new about the Voortrekker
I will read more about this history...it's quite interesting to learn that some settlers who settled in SA also settled in Kenya. This is because usually SA is bullied by Kenyans on social media and they make it seem as if it's the only country which was colonised, hence the development...despite the work done by the current government in terms of development.
Kenya also supported the Israel and America backed Apartheid Regime
@@TheMandela21 interesting to learn about this history. I will definitely read more about it...SA is always made to feel bad about the fact that we are the youngest to get democracy. As if the current government is not doing anything's Ng progressive not that I am praising ANC government but they are trying. But other Africans such as Kenyans, Nigerians and Zimbabweans always want to make such feel as if it's Europeans who developed SA.
@tho88315 you ate looking at it the wrong way, if ANC was doing a good job then your experience would have been the experience of majority of our young people. A lot of what is good about our country is a result of the African Europeans that continue to develop our country.
Nowadays majority of our middle class stay in residential estates, i am yet to find an estate that was developed by our people. All the good schools and hospitals are as a result of white people. Everything that the ANC inherited continues to be run down.
This is not to say that our people cannot run things, but unfortunately those of us who are very competent just tend not to care about public service or politics.
People who are saying don't drive at night are exaggerating
Nothing will happen to you driving at night
The area you passed is known for Platinum and Chrome mining. South Africa has the richest deposit of that mineral. The plant with smoke is a furnace for ferrochrome.
Big ups Livkenya, I have been watching these inspiring videos as journey through mother africa, as a pan africanist and humanist, I hope Mzansi folks , will do the same Cape to Nairobi❤
Thank you so much 😊
That is South Africa the most developed country in Africa infrastructure- wise
You guys are the best i do love road trips continue to bring more amazing content like this..LOVE FROM TAMZANIA🇹🇿🇹🇿
Your trip has been quite inspiring and I have followed it in your videos. You're generally doing a good job getting us to want to see what you've seen; you made me crave for Botswana so much! However, you'll do better if you could do some prior reading on the destinations before you get there, both to validate your narrative and grant you authority. You didn't do well on the Voortrekkers or Boer Trekkers as they're known - at one point I almost got the impression that you thought Afrikaaners were Africans!
Overall, it has been a great journey and count on my being there to the end.
Happy New Year, Trekkers!
*I'm enamored with the Tshwane area, and my favorite part has to be the enchanting journey on the road, surrounded by a captivating mix of cloud cover stretching for miles, crowned by the unforgettable sight of a rainbow. This experience stirred fond memories of the breathtaking beauty that our continent holds. Pretoria, in particular, is truly amazing, and the view from the Voortrekker Monument is nothing short of spectacular. I'd confidently add that place to my bucket list. Eagerly anticipating more videos from your South Africa trip*
Pretoria looks so beautiful. Love the jacaranda trees.
It really is!they make the place look really good
SA is and will always be the giant of Africa. Congratulations 🎊 to SA , and I wish to visit some day. Regards from Nairobi Kenya
South Africa looks so amazing...I can't afford to miss any part of this documentary ...Salute you LIV and your crew
Thank you James stay tuned more coming
In Afrikaans language, the letter "F" is written as "V". So Voortrekker is actually Foortreker. Voor = forward, trek = long distance move. White Dutch left Cape Colony because they were protesting against British rule. The term "Voortrekker" emanate from that movement.
That toll gate is the last one when you count them from Mpumalamga to Botswana. So their prices keep increasing from Mpumalanga to North West. As you travel in the opposite direction from Botswana towards Pretoria then their prices decreases. Unfortunatley you started the free way from Botswana which technically the last toll gate on the N4 from Mpumalanga Province to Botswana is located. To avoid the toll roads, you should have opted to go to Kimberly in the Northen Cape Province and drove down to the Western Cape Province from there. I was looking forward to see you as you pass my home town Rustenburg,the town you passed before you crossed the second cheap toll gate.
I didn’t know while embarking on the journey but I hope this comment help anyone doing the same trip. Thanks for sharing
From Pretoria to Mbombela, there’s Machado Toll Plaza is R186
The Middleburg 1 is most expensive
@@Mankind0112I thought it's Middleburg.
that sunset was so beautiful like wow, and pretoria is so instagramable with those jacaranda trees
Very instagrammable
("I don't understand the history but I love the architecture") -- South Africa was the one African nation worst affected by colonialism, followed by Kenya. It would be nice to see you good people shine a light on the other side of normal black Z.A. This episode has been enjoyable and awesome! Keep it up. We are all hooked and awaiting the next one!. ^Joe, NRB.
Angola, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Namibia are blinking profusely while reading this comment. Botswana, Lesotho, Zambia & Tanzania are helping South Africans gasp, speechlessly.
Let me simply ask, how did you measure that? What about Francophone Africa?
@@lebo5281he is very confused.
South Africa is actually one of the luckiest countries bcoz over here they let us practice our cultures and traditions and even learn our languages in school. Whereas in other countries they only learned Portuguese or French. The fact that you don't see black South Africans emigrating to Netherlands or Britain in droves is a good sign that things weren't so bad compared to our other brothers and sisters elsewhere
@lebo5281, you definitely no nothing about mau mau bloodest freedom fighting war in Africa
@1andeyo Yooh Andeyo, you want me to engage in oppression olympics? Have fun, I am not coming to that party. ✌🏾
There are lots and lots of South Africans who live in the UK, nurses and doctors migrated to work in the UK and still migrating.@@ToxxicMafia
You are doing an amazing work. Keep doing what you are doing
Thank you! Will do!
Great video watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲
I hate travelling but liv you've changed my perspective and I now love travelling.....soon am starting travelling ❤🎉
so far so good. Pretoria is so beautiful. Enjoying every bit of this.
I'm in Cape Town Strand Somerset West. I've been following you all the way from Kenya. I'm a Zimbabwean mechanic if you have any problems with your vehicle.
South Africa border officers are just like me , I like to watch your channel because am learning your smooth Kiswahili from Brazzaville but also seeing fantastic african sceneries featured in most of your videos
Thank you so much am happy to hear that you enjoying the trip
@@LIVKENYA Yes make sure some Swahili conversation are inserted in your video
I had anondoned my trip to kenya from south africa, pretoria but after watching from episode 1, i will be resuming with my plans❤
Pretoria is so beautiful. Thanks for continuing to show us such scenic places❤,God bless you.
Thank you too for watching 🙏🏾
South Africa is beautiful. Looking forward to visit there in the future. Great vedio good job. 🎉❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you 🙏🏾, hope you visit soon it’s indeed beautiful
Let me give my props to Subaru, i have to say have bever been a fun of Subaru but from what I have seen ever since i started watching your vlogs, I have come to a conclusion that Subaru is one of the best if not the best, especially fir a road trip.
Liv this car of yours has never let you down. Of course i know you take good care of it, but also only a good car will give you the best service.
Subaruc should be sponsoring your videos soon... i would advise making one video only about the subaru and link them to see your videos. Subaru is impressing me
This Chanel is becoming adictictive liv say hi to Adia n Jane
Hey Nednawordist thanks for watching glad you finding it interesting. @Hadiya hope you’ve seen this
Great video Liv and company. I love your videos. I noted some unhappy drivers overtaking you on the left in a dual carriage way. My guess is that in South Africa, just like in the UK, the driving rule is, you must keep left at all times unless you are overtaking so that faster vehicles shouldn't overtake you on the left side. I note Kenyan drivers, including lorries, driving on the fast lane on Thika Highway. Please keep left unless you are overtaking and drive safely.
Thank you 🙏🏾 Noted
Driving to SA... it just got even more reachable. Bucket list I say
I've realised if Kenya maintains the momentum it has in building and Construction, Kenya and Nairobi in the next 5 yrs is going to be the most modern city in Africa.
Not with the corrupt and jokers we have as leaders
Thank you. I watch your show from Canada. In fact, you make me feel like coming back home to Africa. I really thank you for the good job you are doing and I appreciate what you are doing. Safe trip and enjoy yourself in South Africa.
I lived in Pretoria for one year in 2015 but I am surprised that I never heard of the Afrikaner museum. I saw that tower in the middle but had no idea what it was or bothered to know about it.
Says a lot about my worldview at that time.
Visited SA was in Joburg and visited Pretoria and Sun City. Infrastructure is so good especially when you come from the US ➡️ Kenya ➡️ SA ➡️ Kenya ➡️ US. OT International Airport was comparable to Dulles International Airport. But I would love to take a road trip like you guys.
Welcome to South Africa. You are still going to be amazed in your journey to Cape Town. I will follow you as you explore SA. It has been quite exciting to watch all your informative videos, from Nairobi to CT in SA. God bless and protect you and the team.
Thank you you so much Madome indeed South Africa is beautiful I agree💯
Before you get to scenery Garden Route, there are several passes along N12, between Beaufort West and George.
Oh you were in my town wow potty it rained wish you safe journey it will be 1 thousand travel to Capetown be safe ❤
Hey Harriet you town is beautiful.loved it
Hello guys! I have been following you from the time of preparation till now and you really inspired me a lot guys. I wish you you can one day write a book. Otherwise all the best.i see now you are in South Africa.
Through your journey i have been able to know the connection on road to south Africa. Also nimejua pia kuna karoa corrupt in Zambia and and phone snatchers in Botswana. But guys I missed episode 3 please
Thank you Meshack. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. I hope one day you get to go and enjoy such experience. Thank you 🙏🏾
@ 6:30 min, if you say 72km's to PTA thats around the BRITS area so most of the mines there are Platinum mines. There's a platinum belt from Rusternburg to Brits town
It's a Chrome mine
You are giving the courage to all drive to Kenya
I hope many people explore Africa it’s possible
Yes I'm thinking the same thing...
There is already someone who mentioned the trip ....from this channel ...I wanna be part of the trip,no doubts....let's gather somewhere and do it! Perhaps start by exchanging emails....From Johannesburg to Nairobi 2024!
@Livkenya you see what you have done ....😂
Boer history is quite brutal, and er, well, interesting. It's closely interwtinned with British colonial history in the South.
South Africa 🌍 tumesija!!! Yessssss tuko south Africa, great you arrived well, together with you all through.
Asante
Honestly am just enjoying every bit of it , i feel like am in the same car with you, Big ups Liv Kenya
going from 44 degrees in botswana to 8 in south africa is insane honestly😂
You can say that again , we suffered.
South Africa is a leading economy in Africa hence the rand domination to most african currencies, it has the best infrastructure including transportation and roads hence the toll fees are higher, but that is predominantly due exchange rate between the rand and African currencies. But if you compare against the US dollar the rand is very weak making travelling S.A by overseas very affordable.
Though i still don't know your name, am liking your videos, following you and another friend trying to enter Central Africa now, you both make my day. Am encouraged soon will hit the road and see Africa.
Hi Jimmy, I am Liv and thank you for tuning in and following our crazy adventures. I can't wait to see you hit the road
I love those wide city roads.. Godfrey Kalikabyo from Kampala-UGANDA East Africa
I'm binge watching on this S.A road trip and I feel inspired! Please tag me on the next one Liv!
Another great episode with solid content, editing and presentation. Liv Kenya you bossed this 1🙌🏽. The rugby final victory was Monumental. You may have missed it at the time. PTA water issues... 🤦🏾♂️
Appreciate that, I had so much fun in Pretoria. S.A is a vibe
Love hearing your intro! Whenever I hear it I ask the person...'ata wewe ni wa liv Kenya?' have enjoyed how you captured the journey. Hope to one day see a 'LIV KENYA ADVENTURES' as a tour/adventure company
😊 thank you thank you. Day made🤣🤣🤣
jerome thanks for my kitalean siz. you were the bomb
Wow, this is so heartwarming ❤
Congratulations & Love from 🇿🇦👊🏼✌🏼
Thank you for visiting my Out country South Africa please visit my city Polokwane in the Limpopo province - South Africa 🇿🇦
Thank you too for watching your country is indeed beautiful
I couldn’t wait for your reaction when you arrived here. lol and I must say it surpassed my expectation 😂😂😂
Thank you TumeloRm South Africa is way too beautiful
Someone from Kenya commented on social media that in 5 yrs Kenya will overtake South Africa as the most developed country in Africa. He said this based on the level of current infrastructure development in Kenya. I told him he must be dreaming. Now that you have visited South Africa, what is your take? I am from Zambia and i have been to Kenya more than 10 times visiting more than 6 counties. I have lived here for more than 20 years. I await your response.
Kenya corruption won't allow,the biggest enemy but it has huge potential
S.A is accelerating on infrastructure there are new development taking place and the electricity part is being taken care of that will open new opportunities that will spell goodbye to loadshedding and good morning to development.
Apart from SA, Kenya is really doing well but SA is just on another level, new infrastructure projects implemented, tourism particularly around the garden ruote and Cape Town tops, property is just thriving....
Am so excited like am there with you
With massive ongoing projects in SA even new cities but good luck on that👍
Thank you for sharing with us, I always pass that voortrekker monument but I didn't know anything .
Very much invested in this series. Love the details and how well you've captured everything. Also a great tip getting a local whom one can consult along the journey
Thank you, Liv and friends, for showing us our beautiful continent. Watching from Pretoria.❤
after a month you get used to the cold but when you are back to hot areas it will be hotter than usual,
So, the burning fire and dunes you saw between Zeerust and Pretoria comes from a smelter at one of the platinum mines in the area. That area and beyond has one of the biggest platinum deposits in the world. You passed on the outskirts of 2 towns Rustenburg and Brits
I'm happy the video it's here, hope Ur enjoying my mother land without any troubles
The highway you traveled on from Botswana is N4, and it link Botswana with Mozambique. On your right hand side there was the Moutain range that stretch from Rustenbug, it is canceled Magaliesberg. I stay on the foot of the mountain in Pretoria North. Brooklyn is in Pretoria East. Thank you for video.
Really enjoying the content. Been following since Nairobi and have been looking forward to the episodes as they come up. Keep up the good work. Thanks
Awesome, thank you!
First of all congratulations guys for achieving that milestone. We thank God we have arrived safe🙏🏾.
I can't wait to go to Pretoria City🥳🥳
Thank you Kennedy
Am happy for you guyz,I am new on comments but been following and eagerly waiting for each episode.
I like south Africa and adventure,God bless you.
Thank you HalygonaAbabu for your support
@@LIVKENYA welcome,
I stumbled on this channel and I am so happy and inspired
Thank you glad you find it interesting
Waoooo strong ladies from kenya weldone and keep it up we are like we are driving together waoo
Thank you Julius
Great content, I followed you on the Lake Victoria circuit trip and I am still with you. My Geographical curiosity is fully satisfied 🎉and I am now reliving the history of the Great Trek, the Anglo- Boer wars and establishment of Orange Free State and Tras-Vaaal where your trip has reached so far. Thanks for injecting life into the trip
Thank you so much for always supporting glad you enjoying the series🙏🏾
So the guide is speaking khoi khowab a Namibian language
Afrikaners came from Netherlands and Afrikaans is somehow like Dutch they colonised SA and Namibia after the German and Brittish left, imagine being colonised twice
Eeish I am loving it here, South Africa is so cool ❤️❤️
Yes, our landscape, the greatest flex South Africa has. ❤️
Voortrekker Foo-or-Tra-kk-err-Rrrr (every consonant in trekker should not be anglicised, read it as you probably would in your native language)
Great shots of the monument, would have loved to know what they said about the Ndebele people (since I am never going to the monument), you got to their blanket and said "rainbow nation" 🤣🤣 and right there I wanted that R450 guide to come lie a bit🙃
That moments, I will never forget and share forever. Winning the 4th Rugby World Cup. Pretoria is also known as Tshwane
I love the adventures in this channel keep on pushing.much lov guys❤
Thank you so much 😊
❤❤
I think, i shud try driving to uganda...u guys make it look so easy and fun to travel around the continent😊
South Africa is beautiful
Good Morning You visited RSA at interesting time and Thank you for your Visit and Promotion on net. southern Africa is worth road travelling and touring
The two two flammable buildings are a metal melting company called eskor they manufacture all kind steel
Lovely let me sit down grab popcorn and enjoy! Thanks for your videos. Hope while coming back home you will use another rout if it is possible..
yes, we will use the Namibia route and explore Namibia. Thanks for watching
@@LIVKENYA lovely will be waiting may God protect you all.
I'm speechless!
Another great episode.
Thank you 😊 I’m glad you enjoyed
Finally!!!! Been so busy didn't get a chance to watch
I hope you enjoyed it