Much love and respect 🙏🏽 to the people of Ghana 🇬🇭. I love coffee ☕ and chocolates and I can thank this country directly. I also appreciate their culture very much. They are positive people and care for their ancestors by honoring them and asking God for protection and to carry the dead to the next chapter of the afterlife.
Dude it's 3rd world country run by dictators it will unfortunately never get better. None of those countries will be better. Population would have to spill blood to fix anything and history tells us none in such countries has will to do so. That's the biggest difference between Europe and Africa, in Europe as history teaches us most inadequate rulers end up killed by people its mentality that doesn't exist in Africa as even before colonisation dictators or "God kings" ruled with iron fist since down of times so they never developed that rebellious spirit as it was brutally squished for countless generations. Only thing that could fix it would be 3rd party intervention but we all know how that ends up.
I'm Ghanaian who was born in Germany. The cocoa farmers in 🇬🇭 and 🇨🇮 are working hard for the chocolate production. God bless Ghana and Ivory Coast 🇬🇭🤝🏿🇨🇮💪🏿🍫
The burial rituals and practices were quite shocking to me. I come from Kenya, in East Africa, and our funerals are quite morbid and full of crys and wailing, unlike in Ghana where it is more of a celebration. What a diverse beautiful world!
I'll be so happy once I have people realize that we aren't from Africa the Americas is ours and it always has been . We didn't get the name African-American until the year of 83 they are trying to confuse you of Who You Are. Is too much information out here now why people are waking up knowing and understanding understanding that this is our land. Always have been and always will be we are the indigenous of this land.
@@xeattesa370 yh. Your over reliance on technology only makes you less human. Understand that that soft life of urs is not guaranteed in the west. WWIII is coming
Ghana is evidently a country of much potential, but hamstrung by inadequate and under-maintained infrastructure starting with decent roads and navigable waterways. Hoping that ECOWAS initiatives can give both higher priority, to improve traffic safety and increase productivity so that Ghanaians can do more things for themselves.
Wow, this is the Ghanaian region of Trokosi slavery culture we saw on 60Minutes magazine some yrs back.I love Ghana documentaries for the otherworldly vibes.
I loved this documentary! I'm inspired! I wish it was longer. I'll go to find some other of your videos to binge watch. I love watching other countries when I can't travel as much as I would like! Great video! I hope to make some great documentaries one day.
Wow, this is life on the seafront, using manual tools, for traditional trade that is still entrenched in almost all corners of the world. Your content is very good, sla success
The leaders are ignorant, they only think about family, for them alone to live luxurious. So I tell you this country don't have future.. that's why Ghanaians travel a lot to europe and Other countries.they are very hardworking youths so as soon as they get to the outside world they prosper and the whole family feel like their problem, pains and trauma are forgotten...so pls if you meet anyone from Ghana traveling treat them well because something is hunting them
I am very impressed and happy to watch this documentary, I feel ashamed of myself struggling just a little and complaining tired. Is there anything the documentary film team has created that can help those who are struggling in life and work and those who are going through difficult days?
Ghanas cocoa is of the highest quality, so that foreigners would smuggle cocoa into the country to sell it at a higher price. However, the farmers still get a relatively low price from the gorvernment, which pockets the usually higher price on the international market. A policy introduced by nkruma, which originally was meant to protect the producers but still stifles the forthcoming of this beautiful nation today.
That’s my Country Ghana 🇬🇭 but I’m from Kumasi Ashanti Kingdom Regional area. This documentary is only based around the Volta Lake and Regional areas sharing border with neighboring countries like Togo 🇹🇬 and then to Benin 🇧🇯 Republic here heading to Nigeria 🇳🇬 😂. I’ve never been to those parts of Ghana 🇬🇭 and West - Africa. I love ❤your Documentaries
No matter how bad the situation becomes they always look happy doing their job..we complain about our work in the cities so this video has helped me to be apperciate our jobs..
“The maximum number of people I can take on my boat I would say is between 50 and 150”. Now here’s a real Precision-minded Engineer. What he’s saying is anybody’s guess
After watching a lot of these types of videos I notice that survival is hard but no one is on prescription drugs to help with anxiety or depression. They are not weak like the rest of the world. It’s just called life. Straight up tough.
Sounds you never traveled. Do you really think people have no anxiety or depression because they work hard? Do you live under a rock? When you have to struggle to fulfill to basics of food, water or shelter working to death you would be pretty depressed. Unfortunately for them they don’t have anyone to help including their own government. Same government that will give out lucrative contracts to foreign companies and not hire their own people for work.
As a Ghanaian living in Accra . This documentary does a good job at exposing some deep parts of the country but dont be swayed. 70% of Ghana doesn't have such bad roads. Just check out some videos on the " year of rerturn " which is an initiative that brought many Ghanaians in diaspora back home. Who better to tell the Ghanaian tale like Ghanaians themselves. Dont get me wrong, these documentaries aren't wrong but dont just assume the entire country lives like this.
Breaks my heart to see people struggling to survive when there is so many resources....but like any corrupted governments around the world they get rich while exploiting it's people and the land!
If the people would wake up and take power back it would solve their problems. But everytime I watch these documentaries in Africa, I get the overwhelming sense that everyone is just looking out for themselves, just trying to get one up on the people around them. Greed is a horrible sin, but it's the root of all of Africa's problems
People and the government are the same everywhere. When you travel to these countries you will see most people are also corrupt when given the opportunity. The leaders are just better at it.
That's why when you get into a boxing ring and find out that the opponent is from the local village of these countries,Ghana, Nigerian, bourkina faso, Ivory coast,cameroon, and some south sahara countries u should run..
We breezed over something extremely important… in the beginning it was stated that the people of the country don’t really benefit off the Coco they farm. The government buys it from the farmers? How much do they pay the farmers and how much do they sell it for to other countries? I’d be very curious to see those numbers.
Why is there nothing to be blurred in the top left corner, that is blurred all the time? That is crazy, is it? Why not blur the entire frame? Saves bitrate, too.
I respect these hard-working folks and wish them happiness and prosperity. From Sri Lanka
Much love and respect 🙏🏽 to the people of Ghana 🇬🇭. I love coffee ☕ and chocolates and I can thank this country directly. I also appreciate their culture very much. They are positive people and care for their ancestors by honoring them and asking God for protection and to carry the dead to the next chapter of the afterlife.
Thank you for your love of coffee... and chocolate directly supporting child slave labor!
@@kevinadams9468 Glass houses and such.. with your comment being typed on a device that has such labor incorporated into its production.
The strength of my people is unmatched❤u cant hold black people down no matter wat we will rise ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤shouts from England 🏴
Awesome documentary. The leadership of Ghana must do something about the infrastructure especially roads. Arise Ghana Arise
The infrastructure will not change due to endemic corruption, any aid stays with the rich..simple as,as ever.
They dont care about the citizens
Dude it's 3rd world country run by dictators it will unfortunately never get better. None of those countries will be better. Population would have to spill blood to fix anything and history tells us none in such countries has will to do so. That's the biggest difference between Europe and Africa, in Europe as history teaches us most inadequate rulers end up killed by people its mentality that doesn't exist in Africa as even before colonisation dictators or "God kings" ruled with iron fist since down of times so they never developed that rebellious spirit as it was brutally squished for countless generations. Only thing that could fix it would be 3rd party intervention but we all know how that ends up.
They will rather buy a Landcruiser. Incompetent leaders bugger all in their head.
Leadership? Keep dreaming 😅. This and every other African country will always be a dump
A country whereby we have everything to boast of yet we are suffering.... Arise ghana youth for your country.
I'm Ghanaian who was born in Germany. The cocoa farmers in 🇬🇭 and 🇨🇮 are working hard for the chocolate production. God bless Ghana and Ivory Coast
🇬🇭🤝🏿🇨🇮💪🏿🍫
The burial rituals and practices were quite shocking to me. I come from Kenya, in East Africa, and our funerals are quite morbid and full of crys and wailing, unlike in Ghana where it is more of a celebration. What a diverse beautiful world!
Ndolo u should present one of the dead at the next funeral like they did. I bet you the whole village will run for their lifes 😆
Am from Ghana. And we call it Soloku
Especially when the dead is a young guy like 20-25...It's not easy... dancing all night till next day when he's buried
Nothing wrong with celebrating the deceased's life. Italians do it, maybe there's other countries too?
@@u-know-this😂😂😂😂😂😂
Our leaders are the reason why we have all these resource and as a Ghanaian am the hot middle East hustling
The older I get the more I'm falling in love with my beloved Africa. 🇺🇸
Then why won't you go back and save us the trouble
Your beloved Africa??? They sold your ancestors, and you talk about loving it and call them your people??? Really?? You grew up in Chicago!!😂😂😂😂
then stay there
I'll be so happy once I have people realize that we aren't from Africa the Americas is ours and it always has been . We didn't get the name African-American until the year of 83 they are trying to confuse you of Who You Are. Is too much information out here now why people are waking up knowing and understanding understanding that this is our land. Always have been and always will be we are the indigenous of this land.
I am amazed by the resilience and the resolve of this people to endure hardship and progress in life.
29:57 wow it's impressive to see some of them drive brand new trucks like this! Big respect for this all hard working people 🙏
Greetings to all the viewers here....
Hoping for peace and success for you....
Yes here again to support.....
Most jamaicans are from this country these people look just like us,🇯🇲
What a happy people. God Bless Ghana, God Bless Africa.
Much respect to these hard-working people
👊💕🍀
Thanks for the insight !
The documentary its very helpful to know about many people suffering for their daily living
That "what a shock" at the funeral banners is uncalled for . I laughed ngl
That is common in Ghana 🇬🇭 Whenever a young person dies normally below 30 or 25 years, it is labeled as “ WHAT A SHOCK “ or “ PAINFUL EXIT “.. etc ..
This truly makes me appreciate my life.
But you lack resilience and tanacity in that soft life of urs
@@doreenprincess7313 it depends on how you go through your life...its same if i come from their country lol..our fate is different
@@xeattesa370 yh. Your over reliance on technology only makes you less human. Understand that that soft life of urs is not guaranteed in the west. WWIII is coming
This documentary is absolutely amazing!!!!!!!!! I really enjoyed the burial scene I love seeing how other cultures live
I have so Much respect for These women working hard every day❤
Life isn't fair mostly cause of some decisions made long time ago appreciate the little you have,peace n love with mental strength 💪🏾 🖤❤🤎💛💚💙🤍💔
Ghana is evidently a country of much potential, but hamstrung by inadequate and under-maintained infrastructure starting with decent roads and navigable waterways. Hoping that ECOWAS initiatives can give both higher priority, to improve traffic safety and increase productivity so that Ghanaians can do more things for themselves.
If they organized themselves they could do whatever they wanted
No one, I mean no one in Ghana, depends on ECOWAS or even the Ghanaian government
Tüm bölümleri bir kaç kez izledim Tek Kelime ile muhteşem bir kanal tüm ekibinize teşekkür ediyorum 👏👍🙋🇹🇷
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GLAD TO SEE KOTOKOLI PEOPLE CONTRIBUTING TO THE ECONOMY OF GHANA BY FARMING COCOA
Wow, this is the Ghanaian region of Trokosi slavery culture we saw on 60Minutes magazine some yrs back.I love Ghana documentaries for the otherworldly vibes.
Good humor, "none of the riders have drivers' license , anyway navigating in the bush is not taught in the driving schools"
i was so happy seeing this comment the same time the narrator is saying it. can't hide my happiness.
Hope Ghana starts building proper buildings and infrastructure, it's upsetting to look at these conditions
Most of these places are owned by families and individuals
I loved this documentary! I'm inspired! I wish it was longer. I'll go to find some other of your videos to binge watch. I love watching other countries when I can't travel as much as I would like! Great video! I hope to make some great documentaries one day.
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Wow, this is life on the seafront, using manual tools, for traditional trade that is still entrenched in almost all corners of the world. Your content is very good, sla success
Very inspiring, even they are poor as me,they are happy, with their culture, they condolence each other
Hope the country will recover and prosper in the future..
The leaders are ignorant, they only think about family, for them alone to live luxurious. So I tell you this country don't have future.. that's why Ghanaians travel a lot to europe and Other countries.they are very hardworking youths so as soon as they get to the outside world they prosper and the whole family feel like their problem, pains and trauma are forgotten...so pls if you meet anyone from Ghana traveling treat them well because something is hunting them
@@simeonydevice313 Pathetic response. Are you even Ghanaian?
I am very impressed and happy to watch this documentary, I feel ashamed of myself struggling just a little and complaining tired. Is there anything the documentary film team has created that can help those who are struggling in life and work and those who are going through difficult days?
... The 'Struggle' Is Relative Isn't It 🤔🏴🖖 18:07
Ain't gonna lie. From 15:32 onward is just creepy af. Hell of a show though. Always keep coming back for more.
Yes very creepy and disturbing
Lol I'm Ghanaian and those old folk sure look like witches
Such a great documentary❤
Ghanas cocoa is of the highest quality, so that foreigners would smuggle cocoa into the country to sell it at a higher price. However, the farmers still get a relatively low price from the gorvernment, which pockets the usually higher price on the international market. A policy introduced by nkruma, which originally was meant to protect the producers but still stifles the forthcoming of this beautiful nation today.
Thanks for the insight !
We have it WAY to easy in the USA 🇺🇸 respect to Africa 💯 💪
As if ur real American
Anda bukan orng amerika asli Saya yakin nenek moyang anda juga berasal dari afrika
No you don't. America is worse. Mass shootings every month. Drive byes killing innocent children.
Your knowledge is highly appreciated 👍
That’s my Country Ghana 🇬🇭 but I’m from Kumasi Ashanti Kingdom Regional area. This documentary is only based around the Volta Lake and Regional areas sharing border with neighboring countries like Togo 🇹🇬 and then to Benin 🇧🇯 Republic here heading to Nigeria 🇳🇬 😂. I’ve never been to those parts of Ghana 🇬🇭 and West - Africa. I love ❤your Documentaries
Yeah that makes sense
@@Its_Tyronehes😊what makes sense?
@@Badimir-sn6oi Sagaa .. Na ur Mind .. u ky333 kraaa
Parabéns pelo documentário 🇧🇷.
No matter how bad the situation becomes they always look happy doing their job..we complain about our work in the cities so this video has helped me to be apperciate our jobs..
Ya betul dengan adanya video seperti ini membuat Saya semangat lagi untuk mejalani hari" Saya dengan pekerjaan Saya
A kind of farewell both with emotions n dance
Another great video.
Roads important in Ghana transportation
apik banget, Ghana ora terlalu mlarat, luih becik ketimbang negoro Afrika liysne
So much to learn it so knowledgeable, thank you for all of your precious efforts team..
Nguoi dân rât tôt .hiên dê thuong .Mong cho cuôc sông cua ho đuoc giau len
Um país rico com potencial enorme explorado pelos Europeus a séculos !
“The maximum number of people I can take on my boat I would say is between 50 and 150”. Now here’s a real Precision-minded Engineer. What he’s saying is anybody’s guess
beautiful documentary
Very nice documentary
Miis u ghana.. my second country❤😊
Ghana miss you too
Masha Allah very nice video and very interested life is very hard God bless you all Ameen
After watching a lot of these types of videos I notice that survival is hard but no one is on prescription drugs to help with anxiety or depression. They are not weak like the rest of the world. It’s just called life. Straight up tough.
No drugs? They drink dangerous homemade alcohol like fishes and huff glue and other solvents. Sorry to disrupt your silly narrative.
I agree with you 💯‼️
Sounds you never traveled. Do you really think people have no anxiety or depression because they work hard? Do you live under a rock? When you have to struggle to fulfill to basics of food, water or shelter working to death you would be pretty depressed. Unfortunately for them they don’t have anyone to help including their own government. Same government that will give out lucrative contracts to foreign companies and not hire their own people for work.
It's call survival of the fittest
@@veraaddoyobo8482 yep.
And this is one of the BEST (!) countries in Africa. That we even take them seriously...
I've seen this before with different and superior narration.
Possibly a copyright issue with the original narrator. Including a remastering of the sound with some editing tweaks.
Yes I prefer the other dudes voice as well.
a banana boat coffin great idea
شكراء على إضافة الترجمه بااللغه العربيه😀😀
Like watching this documentary from Kenya
Please upload new episodes
Hello videos gods friends👍👍👍👍👍👍from indonesia
As a Ghanaian living in Accra . This documentary does a good job at exposing some deep parts of the country but dont be swayed. 70% of Ghana doesn't have such bad roads. Just check out some videos on the " year of rerturn " which is an initiative that brought many Ghanaians in diaspora back home. Who better to tell the Ghanaian tale like Ghanaians themselves. Dont get me wrong, these documentaries aren't wrong but dont just assume the entire country lives like this.
indeed,Iv come to understand that these documentaries are really one dimensional, and only depict a narrow portion of the whole story
@@ThataPholeIn what way?
That's a lie because the only place in Ghana that the road is any good is Accra
@@veraaddoyobo8482travel more. Yes they aren't so good at certain places but they aren't so deplorable
😅😅😂😂 are yku aure ablutthis ?@@veraaddoyobo8482
ممنون ازاین برنامه وزیرنویس فارسی🙏🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
Amazing incredible Africa
工作就一定可以过好日子❤🎉！
First time seeing a funeral being so frenzy...
Breaks my heart to see people struggling to survive when there is so many resources....but like any corrupted governments around the world they get rich while exploiting it's people and the land!
If the people would wake up and take power back it would solve their problems. But everytime I watch these documentaries in Africa, I get the overwhelming sense that everyone is just looking out for themselves, just trying to get one up on the people around them. Greed is a horrible sin, but it's the root of all of Africa's problems
@@lukefarnham2119 Europe is the root of all Africa's problem.
O h,ooo
African people work so hard, but their corrupt governments just line their own pockets!
People and the government are the same everywhere. When you travel to these countries you will see most people are also corrupt when given the opportunity. The leaders are just better at it.
Straight soldiers 💯
The country Ghana and many anglophone countries are private companies of the United Kingdom🇬🇭
Hmmm
It's big business and that's international these days, worked by the most ruthless crooks.
What a bloody scary funeral that was... "crazy"
Un bon documenter
I want a funeral like that ✊🏾✊🏾
Deben hacer otra versión de viajes mortales pero en botes o barcas..lanchas
Путешествия этой съёмочной группы настолько смертоносны, что они сняли уже 100 серий
Can we just appreciate 2:46. My man’s hair is on swim G!!!
140 lbs resting on the head cannot be good for the neck over time… it’s sad that it had to be that way.
That's why when you get into a boxing ring and find out that the opponent is from the local village of these countries,Ghana, Nigerian, bourkina faso, Ivory coast,cameroon, and some south sahara countries u should run..
The similarities between Ghanaian funerals and funerals that happen in New Orleans are insane 🤝🏾🫂
Why?
I've already watched it along time ago bro...😛😛😛 Upload new
We breezed over something extremely important… in the beginning it was stated that the people of the country don’t really benefit off the Coco they farm. The government buys it from the farmers? How much do they pay the farmers and how much do they sell it for to other countries? I’d be very curious to see those numbers.
Похороны это просто бомба!!!
And who told you all the funeral is like this in Ghana
Все вопросы к людям кто это снимает
가나에는 코코아관이 있네요
이해가됩니다. 아~~ 아프니카
Povo de Gana terra boa de pessoas trabalhadoras, mais o governo deveria colocar mais estruturas pra vcs .
Why is there nothing to be blurred in the top left corner, that is blurred all the time? That is crazy, is it? Why not blur the entire frame? Saves bitrate, too.
I hope Ghana government cedis.
Greetings from Nigerian living in quagadogo burkina faso
In Uganda only 2 motor bikes would have transported the 650 kg cocoa
With all the export the gvt should atlst make decent roads to the farms
Oh, thank you ,I tell you, the Ghana government hasn't got any respect for the people of Ghana
i so much understang the woman collecting salt bc i have back pain working from 7 till 9 pm
Respeto.para estas personas..travajan duro por poco dinero.son felices
I'd rather meet somebody out there without technology than somebody with technology.
imagine if the deceased rose again
Lol after all that shaking you can guarantee he definitely is Dead
Surprised he didnt with all the noise and banging
They will in the end days it's written in revelations
Then this student is dressed and ready for it!
Well they was not dead to be gain with.
petani garam yang unik
I have never seen such a coffin 🤔
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Coming soon to your area. We will be introducing matatu coffins soon
World wide transportation systems will improve all nations
These guys carrying the coffin ⚰️ reminds the meme with the guys dancing with the coffin 🤣🤣
🤫..... Who knows they might be at your doorstep 🤫😂
The guys dancing with the coffin are also Ghanaian. It's a Ghanaian thing.
@zulantsanglao309 why would they be at your door step?
This should have been about galamsey.
Do not worry Mama Africa
Lord knows.
Love to Ghana.
We need to start a go find me page for Ghana. The people of Ghana, we are with you in your struggles.
Can't believe these people are still living in the stone age.
My country Ghana is rich but we don't have good leaders 😢😢😢