Deadliest Roads | Ethiopia | Free Documentary
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Ethiopia is among the hardest-hit countries in terms of deadly traffic accidents. Trains and trucks circulate along infrastructure from another age. For trucks in the south of the country, the transport of goods and people take place in the rain and on slippery roads… There is, however, no alternative, as flying is too expensive and the trains are no longer in working condition, except one. This one train travels through half of the country, from the city of Dire Dawa to the border at Djibouti. It travels 310 kilometres over the course of more than 10 hours - on a good day. This last known working train is no stranger to derailments and breaks down on a regular basis. It is the oldest but also the most dangerous train in the world! From the Danakil desert to the rainy summits of the Kaffa region, welcome to Ethiopia!
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“A bad driver is someone who is scared of the road
Good drivers never slow down” says one Ethiopian driver, traveling between Guelilie and Dire Dawa.
The journey begins in Guelilie, and is one of the oldest border crossing points along the Djibouti-Ethiopia border, and the nation's second largest inland port of entry. We travel along - on a camel, on a truck, on a train - through the Danakil Depression - a place which has the world's highest average annual temperature of 34 °C (93.2 °F). The route is from Guelile to Dire Dawa.
We see what it’s like to mine white gold. The salt is made into Saltwater slabs. It’s 50° C in the shade but there’s no shade. Camels 🐪 are actually more practical and reliable than trucks or trains.
At the time of filming this doc: Roads are crap and the trains chronically crap. The Railway system was/is in absolute shambles (although there was/is a plan that has hopefully been realized) Public transport via rail has since improved - we’re told.
“I know my taxi better than my wife. Because I’ve spent more time with her.” The people of this region prefer relying on camels and/or cars.
The locals here befriend hyenas. I wouldn’t try it myself but our guy seems to have figured it out.
“One single hyena has the strength of seven horses,” says the guy. He goes out of his way to make friends with the animals so they see him as a friend, not a foe ie potential dinner.
Some of many more interesting facts about Ethiopia
1. During the late-19th-century Scramble for Africa, Ethiopia and Liberia were the only two nations that preserved their sovereignty from long-term colonisation by a European colonial power, and many newly independent nations on the continent adopted its flagcolours. Ethiopia was the first independent African member of the League of Nationsand the United Nations
2. The nation is a land of geographical contrasts, ranging from the vast fertile west, with its forests and numerous rivers, to the world's hottest settlement of Dallol in its north.
3. The Ethiopian Highlands are the largest continuous mountain ranges in Africa, and the Sof Omar Caves contains the largest cave on the continent.
4. Ethiopia is also considered one of the earliest sites of the emergence of anatomically modern humans, Homo sapiens. Simply put, it is considered the Birth place or cradle of humanity
5. Ethiopia’s prime minister is a Nobel peace prize winner. 2019 Abiy Ahmed won. We hope he deserves it considering the current situation in the Tigray province.
6. Ethiopia is vulnerable to many of the effects of climate change. These include increases in temperature and changes in precipitation. Climate change in these forms threatens food security and the economy, which is agriculture based. Many Ethiopians have been forced to leave their homes and travel as far as the Gulf, Southern Africa and Europe.
7. As the first part of a ten-year Road Sector Development Program, between 1997 and 2002 the Ethiopian government began a sustained effort to improve its infrastructure of roads. As a result, as of 2015 Ethiopia has a total (Federal and Regional) of 100,000 km of roads, both paved and gravel
8. English is the most widely spoken foreign language, (even though French is also spoken) and is the medium of instruction in secondary schools. Amharic was the language of primary school instruction, but has been replaced in many areas by regional languages such as Oromiffa, Somali or Tigrinya
9. The capital is Addis Abeba with a population of circa 3 million and at 2,355 meters above sea level, one of the high altitude cities of the world. Addis Abeba means new flower 🌸 I like that.
10. Most poor families (75%) share their sleeping quarters with livestock, and 40% of children sleep on the floor, where nighttime temperatures average 5 degrees Celsius in the cold season. The average family size is six or seven, living in a 30-square-meter mud and thatch hut, with less than two hectares of land to cultivate
11. Still, it is a spectacularly beautiful land - we hope for its people, life improves.
There’s much more to find out about this culturally and ethnically rich country. If we’ve piqued your interest, go for it. There are lots of books, articles and docs available.
Enjoy!
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we need somalia
Thank you from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 👏🤗
Excellent
Apart from all the knowledge and wisdom, looking at how all the humans accross the world struggle for basic things gives you a different perspective and appreciation of what you have.
People struggling for life while dictators fighting for power. Poor Ethiopia.
@Christian Johnson rich in war ?? In civil war ?? Displacement? Killing ? What are talking about?? Go and check on Wikipedia if u want to learn how poor Ethiopia is .
@@user-fx6ys6yd6m very poor indeed , but that will change in a few years :)
@@S.F157 as long as Abiy and Amhara elites change thier mind no way of change.
@@user-fx6ys6yd6m You are TPLF agent it is over and Dr Abbey is going to rule Ethiopia for 27 years like TPLF did .....
Finally documentary on our Neighbors Ethiopia , am from kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Yaaaas our neighborhood
👌
They have also done Tanzania.
We Ethiopians love you Kenya, our brothers and sisters
Wakenya mko kila mahali. Lol
I went here and it was the most challenging 4 days of my life. I have huge respect for the locals there
Really
so when your riding on the train where do you go to pee & poop ?
@@garyschultz7768 😅😃😂Wtf???
Ben big fan ❤️ from Nagaland
hey ben big fan
I smiled when they started playing reggae. Hailings from Jamaica 🇯🇲
ethiopia and Jamaica share a special bond bro
Do You have a fb page? My Grandfather hails from that region & He (& My Mother/ His Daughter) passed when I was young. I would like to know more about My heritage. I have no one on their side to question & receive knowledge from. I was hoping You could show as well as tell Me some things?
@@bluecast1430 Ican help out man what is your fb name
Indeed! Sacred music is a must.
africa ❤️
I love Ethiopia. The food and culture is amazing. Love from 🇰🇪
But what’s wrong with Kenyans as if you’re the only ones with a flag every fuvking post I find on TH-cam I find Kenyans in the comments making it about Kenya "love from Kenya” "I’m from Kenya” Kenya 🇰🇪 this Kenya that just shut up man
Hujambo! From 🇪🇹 & let me know on your next trip we could have some "Doro Wot" With some very good Tej "Honey wine! Take my regards for folks south of the border.
I find the women of Ethiopia so beautiful
I agree! Loved it as well!
We love ❤️ too
So much needs to be done by our African leaders...people need to stand up and demand for better leadership
Am from ethiopa and embarrassed by our leaders and official for their irresponsible weak management of the nation.especially that part of regions
@NotYourDimension TM emperor Haile Selassie is being to glorified in the west media , this is wrong !
I can’t imagine this is the state of Ethiopian today.
@@petma5551 many things has changed after this documentary specially the gdebuti ethiopa new modern rote has started service since 2017 .huge highway project are underway but still there are a lot to do .
@@petma5551 This video is at least 20 years old .... Now we have a New train railway....
Boy I’d watch documentaries over movies any day. From world’s toughest prisons to deadliest roads haha 😂
Same here I'm addicted to them
I agree defo!!! 👊🏿😎👌🏿
I find myself watching documentaries even on tv now more than anything else.. except during football season..lol
Hahaha my guy
i could hang out with you because im about that life too.🤣🤣🤣
I am a Jamaican I love this video honestly it is on insight into a small aspect of Ethiopia. It is a truly different lifestyle, smart and intelligent people surely resourceful. One thing stock with me, meeting a wife on the taxi wish I was able to take one of them taxies I may be lucky. One thing for sure Africa is very diverse different everything from culture and lifestyle to just about everything. Here in the Caribbean everything more constant and stable. Now I am still saving for a visit to Africa.
I am Jamaican-Trelawny and I had the blessing of working in Ethiopia for 5 months. It is really a wonderful place to visit, I lived in Dire Dawa, went to Harar many times and also Addis Ababa. Most beautiful women I have ever seen, and I have been to over 20 countries.
....Caribbean is also one of the most corrupt places, Dominican republic for example.
@@roserevancroix2308 I beg you to look at what is happening in America especially since Trump has exposed the real America to the world. Every country have it's own level of corruption and that is just the fact of life, just that some are more corrupt than others.
welcome back home, come to kenya
@@howardescoffery4950 - the most corruption where the most money is.
I appreciate all the crew members of free documentary . From ETHIOPIA
Free documentary is the best deadliest roads channel i've ever seen
factsssss
Agreed
@@lukmankarlia8058 but what about "Show Me The World" channel with similar content?
@@pietrojenkins6901 cool thanks.👍
Facts
I'm born in Dire dawa . I had a lot of memories with the old train also sound of trainand I went to addis ababa by that train before 20 years ago. now train become old but the memory of the train never forgotten specially for Dire dawa city people.
I have a big respect for the driver and also crews.
I wanna appreciate your work🙏🏼
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Is there a new train traveling from Dire Dawa to Guilile nowadays? Similar to the route taken by the old train?
Thanks for taking us into areas that we may never visit in our lives. Sometimes you think that your country is poor until you watch this. People are really suffering out there.
The main reason they're suffering is because of too many children. It's hard to have much sympathy.
Every Country has poor and rich side. You should also see other videos how rich is Ethiopian and you should visit. With out exaggerating it is one of the most beautiful and amazing Country in the world
@@JCO2002 what are you talking about alking about . AFRICAN (a continent) populations as a whole is less than India(a country) or China (country). Don't talk if you don't know. Africa is poor because of colonazation , old or modern way.
Our neighbours Ethiopia
Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪💯
Now sudan will be waiting
But what’s wrong with Kenyans as if you’re the only ones with a flag every fuvking post I find on TH-cam I find Kenyans in the comments making it about Kenya "love from Kenya” "I’m from Kenya” Kenya 🇰🇪 this Kenya that just shut up man
Really i love this series.....after watching all these i really appreciate about my life..... really many people around the globe have great struggle for life leading...God bless all humans....
I m from ethiopia 🇪🇹 where’s my people
እው ሰላም ነው! ከህንድ ነው የመጣሁት. ጓደኛዬ አድርገውኛል? ቋንቋዎን ለመማር እየሞከርኩ ነው ፡፡ ትረዳኛለህ +916352780097
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In the video
Ethiopa. I had a classmate from Ethiopia once. He was very friendly and always smiling. We call him Mr Solomon.
I am always humbled when I see these lovely, hard working people in these docs. They are the epitome of innovation, pride, beauty and a will to survive. Thank you for bringing them to me.
The epitomes or innovation are in Silicon valley not in rural Africa
Innovation? They literally didn't build one thing in 100 years after the French left. They're the opposite of innovative and prideful. But I'd love to go one day. I've loved my time spent in Africa.
@@saintarmstrong8790 sometimes it’s better not talking than saying something you don’t know if u never been there how do you know that and you say “ they never built nothing ! “ . What French supposed to do in Ethiopia anyway?
The narrator makes the video even more interesting.
The translator is brilliant
I totally agree with that...hes too good.i watch a lot of this document regarding dealiest road...and my country featured as well ....thanks to this vlogs...😊😊😊😊
Yes but as an Ethiopian I must say that some of the things he says are not correct
@@duresadejene1 IDK why they keep doing this
His has a perfect voice
I will never forget Abida's innocent look .. She is badly injured but she is still doing her job. I hope one day she will recover and soon she will be happy .. God bless her and all Ethiopians.
At end when other people left by foot I worried a lot of Abdia 😥
Ethiopia is a very big country which has extremely diverse and unique cultures on every corner of the country. The Omo valley, Simien Mountains, Lalibela, Dallol depression, Gondar, Axum, The Reft valley and so on.. Ethiopia is so different..
I'm sorry, *what* mountain? WHAT mountain?!?
I believe that would be the "Semian Mountains"...
“Semen mountain”
Please tell me you’re not Ethiopian😂🤡🤦♂️
I came here for the mountain lol
@@quinnard9750 I don’t know what you mean
I really admire this ethiopian beauties...im an ansean and i love my beauty aswell...when i look at to this ladies my heart says ohhh God they are bless with natural beautiful looks...Godbless you africa...Godbless you ethiopia and your children....
Yes indeed they are beautiful. No makeup whatsoever!!!.
The Horn of Africa produces the most super models of all of Africa, in particular the Somalis.
According to the Holy Bible Queen Shibaa originated from Ethiopia,and like's of Delilah are is descendants.Ethiopia has the most beautiful ladies in the entire world.GOD bless Ethiopia.
@@dncn2873 Queen Sheba came from Yemen.
@@grigorig1055 yes where they were from Ethiopia . Google it
I'm addicted to this.. Watching from Philippines 🇵🇭
While watching your documentaries people often don't know how much emmense effort is put in to make such videos
Good job
The one thing I do enjoy about this is that nothing is wasted, everything is repaired or recycled. Talk about resourceful.
I did the most AWESOME trip to Ethiopia last year... I was there a month and still missed so much (including Harar) and plan to return ..... Definitely the most misrepresented , underrated place I've been !!!! Thanks great pic
I think it's misrepresented but let be honest the country is big in term of geographic and people there are completely different part in this video I think most of this people are Somalis it's just different even an Ethiopian will get confused
I was in Kenya for over 2 months. Sure some of it was hard but it was mostly positive. Despite the differences all the people from the west should make this journey...it teaches you alot about yourself, the world, to be humble...grateful, to get life experience, meet great people...I will follow your example and visit Ethiopia, are the people friendly to outsiders?
U got AIDs BRAH?
Sure, it's heaven on earth. Be serious, dude... Thanks. but no thanks. I can find ways to deprive myself of good living conditions in my own country if I want to and save money at the same time.
@@WillyMesserschmitt1 Nice, "brah" - you're a real class act
these vedio man deserve lots of golds medal and honour for these types of films
Respect to Victor for all he does , he is a true champ !
Every time I start to feel sorry for myself, I watch one of these documentaries. Sets me straight every time.
beautiful people Ethiopia must be the land where the gods live
@@jourdeflamme8235 The people here live a very simple life and every damned day with the toughest conditions. The children are victorious and they live in a gigantic landscape with different views and this are beautiful people they are simply Gods.
@@jourdeflamme8235 nah thats YOUR god . We not all Christans here 😪
@@jourdeflamme8235 no thank you , I will stick to my religion and unedited Quran ! Can't say the same for you , a edited bible written by the romans 😬 ...
@@jourdeflamme8235 Allah is not a fabrication , he is very much real 😉 . Also what if Prophet Muhammad S.A.W is dead ? He was a Good Person and even educated people about the religion of Islam .
Also Jesus is Just a Prophet ( at least in my religion ) and has healing abilities due to Allah giving him those abilities , Jesus himself has also said that he is not god and was only given those abilities by Allah who reawakened him . But guessed who were the ones who denied his answers ? Yup you got it right , Christians .
Another Question : Who is Yeshua ? guessing he is Jesus in you language ? Also your god does not live inside of you 😂🤣 , he is your god for a reason , not a spirit animal 🤦🏿♂️!
@@jourdeflamme8235 my religion doesn’t teach that sir , although their may be “ Muslims “ that may put a bad image of how Muslims act . A real Muslim knows how a real Muslim suppose to act ( if they are raised religious of course ) .
I am not mad and have no reason to , your comment did not offend me in any way , shape , or form so therefore I have no reason to be so “ mad “ .
Thanks again for tryna suggest me your religion but like I said “ I’M FINE 🙂 “ . I am proud of my religion as you are of yours , we don’t need to fight about who’s religion is right or wrong . Because at the end of the day we both have abrahamic religions and both believe in one god so we have connection between each other . Only difference is god .
It was nice speaking with you and hope life is going well for you 😁 , peace ✌🏿
like in Bob Marley song "AFRICA UNITE" only way for them to get out of poverty, wars n famine.. end corruption and dictatorships if the AFRICAN PEOPLE UNITE
Songs are only for earning and minting monies... no God forsaken man takes care of Africa .. let's face the truth.. its THE beautiful face of the WHOLE earth... seriously
And keep the West out of their political business and disturbance,and destabilizing their governments and country.
Lol
Unite an advocate for a one child policy just like China did because it helped China escape poverty
I am Ethiopian and don't have know how about these type of journey, thank you for those who filmed this documentary.
Ok,are you from the capital?
17:25//17:36. Offering prayer(Salah) in such difficulty = appreciable thing 👌 👍
Yes that is a somali Muslim
I love watching these documentaries pretty interesting seeing how others live
factss
It is how we use to live. Right now these things don't really exist. Like there is a new rail road that costed 4 billion dollars there.
Ethiopia is pretty much my favourite place on the planet. They say you cry once when you learn you have to go to Ethiopia, then you cry even harder when you realise you have to leave Ethiopia at the end of your trip.
😂😂😂
Many Refugee claims file by Ethiopians to Europe and North America not mentioning that.
I couldn’t agree with you more!
@Hew M what is useless about this comment?🙄
Miss it everything so much 😥😥
Great appreciation for all Free documentary crew members to share us & for the rest of world such amazing documentary...love it from Land of Origin(Ethiopia).
The train engineer fixing his train with a piece of stick. I love my people 🇪🇹❤️🇪🇹 Smiling through the tough life. God Bless Ethiopia and it's beautiful people.
'Liking before watching' only on dangerous roads.
After watching this. Now, i’m feel so grateful because i was born in a good country. Everything is enough for me & I never though that there was people struggling for such basic things. I pray to all humanity. Keep fighting for your life💪🏻.
Thanks to the producers of this documentary. Every scene is heartwarming and fascinating. You love and hate being created in Ethiopia.
They have beautiful eyes. Thanks for sharing the video. Love from Bali 🇮🇩
Bravo..... no words to express about landscape of acid river with sulfur gas ... train engine got cured by wooden piece (for time being) under hot sun in desert.... no public transportation is a curse on people...
camera is in the hands of the magical Hollywood level cameraman.... speechless
I've been binge watching this whole weekend! These are the best docs... It's incredible how resourceful everyone is and wonder how we in the west would cope with these same hardships..though the pot holes in Atlanta are treacherous too... hope there are many more to come!!
Me too, Humbling, so resourceful i watched the Burundi episode last night with the Bicycle transporters, Amazing God bless them all
People adapt to everything if they have to... The people in the West were no different 100 years ago.. except for parts of Western Europe and the American East Coast, the rest were as rustic as these parts of Africa... People survived and eventually thrived...
very true comment! I agree so much))
But they got you confused i am from Ethiopia, bot evin 10 % chew chat
You guys have your own problems with depression and anxiety plus drugs. You all function by taking some medication to tune up your medulla . So you don't live in reality plus borrowed time money for which you all owe banks & majority own nothing but banks do. By the way land is free in Africa so people like Trump would call it a shi.. hole like he said.
My grandma is from Gondar Ethiopia and she went in this train station before when she was younger, she told me and my mom her story about that place.
ያረቢ አገራችንን የተሻለች ቦታ እንድትደርስ አበልፅግልን ጠላቶቿን አውድም ያረብ ስደትንም ይብቃችሁ በለን ጀሊሉ ያረብ 😘😘😘😘🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹💚💛❤️💚💛❤️💚💛❤️💚💛❤️💛❤️💚💛
Thanks to Free Documentary for giving tour of AFRICAN continent . Its like i am travelling along with them from my room .
Such a one sided documentary
@@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799 what do you mean bro , an you explain ? plzz
@@dr.utkarsh2669 Africa is not like this... Even this doc is outdated.
@@carolm4691 ooooh , is it more developed now ? Are you from African continent ? 😁
I love seeing a world I didn’t even know was out there. Our potholes in TAHOE seem like nothing now.
17:24
That man praying 🧎♂️ on the side Masha’Allah 😍🙏🏾🥺
The 15 yrs. old girl who lost her leg is SO DAMN BEAUTIFUL!!!
Glad am not the only who thinks that 😂😂😂😂
Aki
Manyakoooolllll
She's somali type Google somali girls they all look like her
I'm addicted on this documentary 😄😄😄😄
Ethiopian but never been to Ethiopia. I need to go! JESUS make a way. I love my country and people. 🙏😊🌹 🇪🇹
You should
Why can't you?
Free documentaries really shows me to appreaciate what we have...and be grateful alwayz 😊
Oh the memories! Travelling by SUV from the border town of Dewele on 508 kilometers of unpaved road to Dire Dawa...Driving over the mountain from Dire Dawa to Harar, to see the old walled city and watch the feeding of hyenas at night...Harar University and Haramaya University....Samrat Hotel...Fields of Khat on hillsides....I shall return one day.
Feels like eagerly anticipating for a blockbuster movie.
Yes
Home land-What a beautiful Ethiopia. Life is Good(LG)-now we have a better Ethiopia!
Is this an ads? Why did you mention LG?
You
I love these documentaries, sad but I getting to see how amazing those people are, living on those conditions and still pull through every single day, make your children watch these videos, maybe they’ll make a difference someday.
i swear to god this video recorded before 17yrs!. train also stoped 18yr today.
I was wondering.
U right man. They have new Chinese train now
Watching this series I have come to the conclusion that Africa doesn't have dangerous roads we have bad roads that can be dangerous. South/Latin America on the other hand! I am always holding my breath watching those drivers navigate those tiny mountain roads very very scary. My best episodes in the series are the ones that involve passenger vehicles...lol those passengers make my day!
Khat is a multi-billion cash crop in Kenya. Seeing that teenager hustling on the train at her age despite her broken leg broke my heart.
So you might say a broken leg and heart
No one cares about Kenyan don’t know why you needed to mention that. Somalia banned Khat and now Kenyan khat farmers are starving
@@dennisbergkamp640 haha cadi ma tihid sxb
@@younge252 haa aniga waa caadi
@@dennisbergkamp640 No one cares about Somalia. Don't know why you needed to mention that.
This is amazing.. We still have the 404 Peugeot in the roads in Ethiopia
The challenges faced by the people of Ethiopia in their daily transportation are truly eye-opening. This documentary offers a glimpse into their struggles and the resilience they display. Thank you for shedding light on this important issue.
I thanked god every day for giving me beautiful life.. Love from India☺
my salute to brave and resilient people of Ethiopia. may GOD bless poor of the world.
You know the majority of humans are poor, right?
So has it always been. Only about 3% of the population of the world is rich.
Remember - gods will not do for men what man must do for himself.
Poor ni wewe...ngamia hii.
We may be poor but we hold the world's wealth which is why everyone keeps raping Africa
Amazing work as always by the team Free documentary..! Hats off to u guys.! Keep up the amazing work.!
when I was young I remember I travelled by this train with my mother.
There is a factual error in this documentary when it states that “ almost all Ethiopians chew khat”. The fact: not even 30% of Ethiopians have ever tried it. Also, this documentary must have been made before 2016. The 752.7km Ethiopia-Djibouti railway also known as Addis Ababa-Djibouti railway, has already been rebuilt anew and inaugurated in 2016. Since then, it is the first modern electrified railway line in East Africa.!
its just ignorance
yeahhhh 👏👏That's true worku...
I saw SALES WOMEN CHEWING IN ADDIS AIRPORT.
The older route and equipment adds drama to an otherwise Ho hum journey,
A train network designed, engineered and financed by Chinese state owned companies. Without the Chinese the new railway probably never would have happened.
The Taxi driver said he knows his taxi more than his wife because he spend more time with his taxi
That made me smile😂
God bless Ethiopia 🤲🕋🙏🏿
Afrika ist ein ein
traumhafter Kontinent
Gott segne diese
Menschen
@qale kebadi new what happened
Hahaha, I was gonna say that too. Top bloke, seemed happy with a nice humor.
Amazing . Amazing . I would love to visit one day . Beautiful People !!!
Just having all the basic necessities in life without great struggle is such a big fortune. Thank God.
It’s such a cruel world but those people never lost their hope and give up the fight
Peace for Ethiopia
Ethiopia is probably one of the most intriguing countries, for you can ascend thousands of meters and wind up in the frigid alpine mountain tops or descend that long and roast in the hottest locality in the world, known as ' Hell on earth' ! It is a truly amazing country ! Most of all, the hospitality of the poorest Ethiopians amazes those, who trek to that magnificent country!
I truly enjoyed this entire documentary esp Ethiopia thanks JDC usa
Great documentary. Great narration. Great everything. Who knows, things will change for the better one day.
I am in Ethiopia but I don't think so that old train exist today, other wise original and loved documentary
Balmak I think you haven't been In the eastern part of Ethiopia recently
This is the first time I’ve ever seen people wait and comment HOURS before a TH-cam video is posted. Goes to show how much we all love this series! Thank you for the amazing content and the job you guys do to keep us entertained and informed during times like these 🙏
U can tell the love we have for this channel, I'm now re-watching these documentaries fir the third time.
This Documentary wasn't all that bad. Proves if you've got patients and perseverance, things can happan
You mean patience and not patients 😂 coz the heat 🔥 is unbearable from the video 😌
Yes your right , patients is all we need
You moved me 50 years backwards. May Allah help all of us to live a happy life.
All of Africa is a free for all. Rough. These are the best documentaries on TH-cam. Thank you
Great show, I watch every episode, thumbs up to the producers of the show, accept Love from Lahore, Pakistan.
I wanna be there ... i will be there to see and feel it by myself...
Me too. Everyone should have the chance to travel. It’s so important.
This video was taken a lot time ago. Also it would be nice to include the new train available.
I am addicted to this show, getting to tour the world without the hustle.
Nothing but RESPECT for these hardy, creative, beautiful people. I will never again complain about our local trains here.
I am big fan this series.... Thanks for posting vidwo every week👏👏👏🌹🌹
Yes I am too
Me too I love the adventure, hardships, and all the tomfoolery lol
Really watch my videos too
What a great documentary! Loved it and learned so much. Just wanted to point out that the music cuts at the end, it's no big deal but fixing it would make it more enjoyable to see who contributed.
This episode is a precious documentary to show the conditions of travel in Ethiopia.
Hey I from Ethiopia and I like these "dangerous roads" documentary series and I'm happy that its Ethiopia's turn be on the showed. Thank you
I miss my great Ethiopia from UK 😔🇪🇹👑
@@aminamulis6173 If your from Ethiopia I advise you to come and visit your home.
This documentary shows and reminds me of that how much Ethiopia need to and have to build the dam on Nile(Abay) and finish it soon to provide for its people at least pure and enough drinking water let alone the electricity .Egypt should be ashamed to even argue or disagree the dams progress ,they Epyptians must even assist for the compilation of this lifeline dam of Ethiopia if they feel and know humanity!!
U are wright
I've driven the road from Addis Ababa to The mining town of Shakiso when I was working with Midroc Gold mine, though the road is terribly bad especially during rainy days, I enjoyed the scenery along the way.
After watching some of the featured videos,that boat from Congo was the hardest means of transportation for me and the best video featured also but I still hadn't watched other videos.These documentaries are addictive,I watch it always as a way of getting me to sleep.
Life's Good no matter what going on; Life Goes On. It's absolutely an incredible opportunity to go on this journey everytime with this team. Thanks a lot for your Documentaries.
I'm always bored in watching long documentaries but this is the first one to fully watched it with a touching heart.
Thanks for sharing us a nice & real livelihood of my people & my homecity which makes me sad!
Dire Dawa 😍
Ethiopia 😍❤
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Amazing journey,amazing story. I can know what’s going on in the other parts of the world. 👍
I just wanna say and its Basically Official
This Documentary Series HAS BEEN THE BEST Thing I saw on TH-cam in 2020
Learned so much from it
So a big Thank you from everyone who Participated in making it
And Wishing everyone a good 2021 from Algeria✌
When my favorite documentary series goes to my home country lol Nice
yeah bro
me too
Honest question -- why is everything blue? All the cars and tuk-tuks and even the uniforms and a lot of the clothing are all blue. Does that mean something special in Ethiopia? Curious.
@@TammyPetry Great question Tammy. I can tell u for sure about the blue vehicles. All Taxis are all blue in Ethiopia. Just like they are mostly yellow in America. As for the clothing, I need to re watch the video to see which ppl had on blue as I didn't notice before. The color blue has no significant meaning in Ethiopia.
@@TammyPetry no it does not have any implication we just use that color to differentiate cabs from other cars
I love the reggae part. 😀
These Deadliest Roads are really good. Eye openers, somewhat.
Thanks for always bringing the world to our doorsteps.
I'm waiting ...from NEPAL🇳🇵
I am addicted to this channel Free Documentary ....Thank you again and again🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏