I am in Emergency in the hospital in Vancouver BC Canada For heart problems… I am watching this waiting for tests in disbelief on how much suffering they have to endure to be seen by a doctor Makes me realize how fortunate and grateful I am to be in this country dealing with my health problems with a structured medical system to help me God bless those people who are not as fortunate as I I am counting my blessings
Best wishes. How beautiful you had this gratitude,while being in your own experience, I think ish the best for you today and in the your future. To have peace the rest of the way.🌿
Which hospital are you in? Used to live across the street from st Paul's hospital and they saved my life when I was 20! Had a huge blood clot in my leg. I live in alberta now and AHS is the lowest paying Healthcare provider in the country. So our doctors are either foreigners just doing their time, earning Canadian citizenship so they can go home, say they practiced on Canadians and earn triple what they did before. Sometimes it's to my benefit, like right now I'm seeing the best psych I've seen in years. The guy is from Pakistan but he was practicing in the UK before he came here. He's a better psychiatrist for it too. But the one before him was a racist black man who enjoyed messing with his white patients. Things like trying to mess up a care plan put in place by a specialist I was seeing. He wanted to stop my pain meds while I was in the psych ward and have me withdraw while I was held in there against my will. I got the phone number for the clinic that the specialist worked at and gave him a call. He absolutely reemed out my psychiatrist and it was after that they brought in the one I'm seeing now. Not even the other doctors trusted this one doctor.
Best of luck with your heart issues. I went through Heart surgery in Seattle. People dont realize how good the medical system and especially the care givers are, and how lucky we are to have them. They saved my life and every day I try to do something of benefit to thoes around me. I hope your outcome will be positive. I'm so sick of hearing how bad everything is when in fact we are all lucky and life is good if you take the time to notice the beauty.
I am a Kenyan but this suffering of our African brother's and sisters make me tears am proud to a Kenyan but I pray one day one time you brother's and sisters you will happy .
Watching from Australia and counting my blessings . My heart hurts for those children that have to endure so much pain and suffering. I pray for peace for the people of the Central African Republic.
Australia also supports major divisons and wars in africa. you are a participant in this people suffering , i na way you might not know .your tax buys guns that create division's in africa.
@@EssayMaestro Do you have sources for this? I certainly understand that no country is perfect, but I have not found evidence of the Australian Government using tax dollars to provide any direct military aid to African countries or militant groups within recent history. I would like my country to do better on the world stage, but from my research the overall impact of the Australian Government as well as non-government institutions on the African continent has been a vast net positive. Over 200 Australian companies are working on projects across 40 African countries. Australia has in recent years provided 670,000 Kenyan school children with meals, as well as food relief to over 6 million people in Niger, Food rations and essential supplies for 42,000 families in the Democratic Republic of Congo, along with safe water for over 170,000 people and better education for 20,000 Congolese children, as well as clean drinking water, and water treatment systems to reduce the incidence of Cholera in Zimbabwe cutting the death rate from 4200 in 2008, to 20 deaths in 2010. The CSIRO of Australia has been providing agricultural assistance programs to boost food security, as well as mitigating the effects of climate change on vulnerable populations. Australia has provided more than 65,000 peacekeepers to United Nations and multilateral missions since 1947. This includes participation in 22 missions across Africa since 1960. I dont believe any government has completely clean hands, Australia included. But Australian tax dollars are not being channelled into providing firearms via the Australian government to fuel conflict in Africa. I'm ashamed that western countries as a whole are not doing enough to support the African continent, nor enough to ensure greater peace and security in the region. However Australia is likely doing more to help than you realise.
@@EssayMaestro Africa buys oil, gas, wheat and fertilizers from Russia which allows it to continue its war of aggression in Ukraine. You might not know it but your purchases fund wars of aggression in other parts of the world.
@@AliGabaTvdont mind dumbbells that havent left their country before but believe everything they see online…. Like they dont have bad roadway. Cant you see thats deep village? Every country have one 😂😂😂😂😂
I'm from Ghana in West Africa, I've never witnessed or experienced hardship like this. I'm forever grateful, I hope everything works well for my fellow African brothers and sisters.
@@IN_and_OUT because you were not colonized by French , or else you Ghanian and your neighbor Nigeria would be boiling in the same pot as to your fellow West Africans ,Count your blessings for being colonized by Britain.
These drivers are so understanding, diligent and personable. My heart breaks for my African brothers and sisters having to risk their lives to survive. The motorcycle ambulance and that young lady carrying her two children and walking on the muddy road until the truck route was more manageable are so painful to watch. I applaud the courage of these citizens and wish much progress and prosperity in their lives.
When I watch a documentary like this it brings it home to me how safe and pampered my life is in the UK. I'm genuinely moved by the lovely people in this video and their attitude and resilience.
Not to be ugly to your nice sentiments, but the UK was a giant thievery racket, stealing land, resources, and people. The "empire" was a mafia-like racket given an air of legitimacy by royal 'pomp and circumstance' with the King as the Mafia don and the British military as the enforcers. We in America are obviously complicit as well. Trillions are owed to Africa, India, the world over in reparations.
Oh don’t worry, the UK is choosing to be like this daily. In a few years, the only difference will be which side of the road the broken-down heaps try to drive upon.
No - you're not pampered - your society worked and planned and delayed immediate gratification for HUNDREDS OF FREAKIN' YEARS to build the society you enjoy - it's not freakin' luck.
This documentary on Central Africa is truly eye-opening and powerful. 🌍💔 It’s hard to grasp the depth of the daily struggles faced by people in such challenging conditions. The sheer bravery of those navigating impassable roads and relying on motorbikes for medical evacuations is both heartbreaking and inspiring. 🚴♂🚑 It’s crucial that we take a moment to appreciate the stability and resources we might take for granted. Seeing the realities faced by the people in the Central African Republic really puts things into perspective. 🙏💪 The resilience and hope of these individuals, despite the dire circumstances, is a testament to the human spirit. I’m genuinely moved by this documentary and grateful for the insight it provides. Thank you to the filmmakers for shedding light on these important issues. The people of Central Africa certainly deserve more support and attention from the global community. 🌟🌐 Thank you, Best Documentary, for creating such impactful content. Looking forward to more of these important stories! 🌍🎥
These documentaries really give us an insight into how other people are living their lives, life in Africa is a struggle but clearly some of us have it way better than others. Wishing them better.
The documentary is so touching war is truly a disastrous thing in human life, the citizens are kept alive by the mercy of God the creator of heaven and earth, with lots of love from Uganda - East Africa
Documentaries have a special way of drawing you in with real-life stories and fascinating insights. It’s great to hear that these are your favorites! What is it about these documentaries that you enjoy the most-are there particular themes or stories that really resonate with you?
@mihawk-qm2uf the toil and strife these people go through yet seem to make it happen. The odds are against them, but they keep pushing forward. Plus, I learn a lot from these.
the suffering you see in the video, does not change anything about your kenya, and your kenya ll not be good cause you see that video right, also my country too if you fell bad about kenya, it ll be still bad until something change to be good
Thank you for giving us a realistic Insight of the Situation in Central African Republic, we as Westerners have no Clue how hard Life can be, those People in the Documentary deserve Respect!
They have great spirit but they are not healthy. They have the worst child mortality in the world, same on every health statistic, its like 100X worse than developed countries. They also have the shortest lifespans. Average age of death around 55-60, for remote native tribes lifespan is around 45 years.
They have very high child mortality, much shorter lifespans, and very poor health standards. They have the worst health standards in the world unfortunately. Millions dont have access to healthcare.
Healthy?? someone has never been to Africa before. Yes maybe optimistic but healthy no most Africans have poor health and almost no access to healthcare.
this is really an eye-opening for me.. realizing that i'm still blessed; appreciate and understand everything, acceptance. praying for these people 🙏🙏🙏
Watching from Kenya,Africa n counting our blessings as a nation. 😮😮😮😮😮 May God keep our beautiful Country...its not till uv seen other nations that It becomes surreal how far weve come...🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 Love for my motherland🎉🎉🇰🇪🇰🇪❤️❤️❤️💯
A country blessed with priceless minerals and the kind of suffering people are undergoing is disheartening. Peace in any country is paramount. Mungu atulinde 🇰🇪
@@rextv9852 aki wacha we give thanks kwa hii kidogo tukonayo... watching hii vida its an eye opener n should also caution us coz aki hio truck imebeba....barabara mbaya...place wanaita town aki.....you wonder tu yani...it humbles you.Then ata Mat....huku kuna bike..kuna nduthi....kuna uber n the likes......manze....lets be greatful. Kuna vile tumezoea kuona the glass half empty.......but we gadda cultivate an attitude to give thanks that1. We have a glass to put anything 2. Its half full 3. We have the resilience to fill it up some more Ukweli tu manze....these guys have it waaaay worse than us...lets take a moment n just be greatful
Regardless of all the bad roads, one thing i watch Deadliest roads is because of the nature and life of other people in other country. It always wants me to travel around the world❤
The issue of infrastructure seems to be a persistent challenge in many African countries. It appears that a significant number of our leaders are more focused on their personal gains rather than the welfare of the people they serve.
I once asked a Nigerian colleague why Africa was in such a state when the people seemed hard-working and resourceful. She said for every one hard working resourceful person, there's ten lazy ones that want to live off them and they do this through corruption and graft. This happens in the west as well, but it is disguised with welfare systems so individual corruption isn't so obvious.
What a documentary ! I have no words to express my appreciation to the creators of this film. I am also from a very poor , inefficient, corrupt country. India.even then i cannot comprehend that health care ,roads , infrastructure and supply of essential items and suffering of the citizens will be this much abysmal.i hope and pray almighty that situations will improve in near future Like our counterparts in developed world i thank my country for providing decent health care, physical infrastructure and essential supplys.
I grew up in Africa and saw all of this growing up and even after school if there's no taxis I was forced to enter over crowded buses as a child to get home and didn't care about dangers because had to learn from young age how to survive as I was raised by relatives and not my mother. The ride was always fun until you hear on tv or radio that people died or the truck or buses turned over and it's always on hill sides. Am blessed because when you see what this people go through all you need to do is be grateful and appreciate what you have in life 🙏
I agree, I grew up in Mexico and I see kids now days and I think people in other countries we really do mature mentally and have a real scene of the real world
You didn't learn how to survive you just didn't know the difference cause you were born into poverty but obviously now You've branched out which is always good. But stop saying you have to learn the hard way you just didn't know no difference. ❤
@wizzohizzo my parents were actually well to do in the states but to absorbed in their own lives to raise me so it's not like I didn't know "anything better" ...
This brings back so many bad memories of traveling with family, cramped in a tiny vehicle with so many strangers. It wasn’t this packed, but you’ll still have 5-6 people squeezing in a spot meant for 3 person.
Be grateful and satisfied of what God has blessed us with. I'm just speechless watching how these people can still smile and sing through all this! They are very strong willed. I am amazed especially at the women. May God bless you and your families always Watching from the Solomon Islands
Mozambique, Namibia, Botswana and even certain parts of Zimbabwe are still okay to travel on by car. Once you hit Central Africa... Oh boy, you're going to be crawling through the jungle once the militias take over your vehicle
I would rather use a cruise bike if i were you bro, African terrain is not as mostly paved like in SA, good though. How ever to travel Africa with no problem you will need a Mercedes-Benz unimog to be really safe
What do I know of resilience? What do I know of discomfort? What do I know of life? Nothing... Thank you for opening my mind once more and to the people in this film for sharing a little of their lives. ❤
There’s a poem about WWI that starts with “Knock need like old beggars under sacks towards our distant rest we began to trudge.” Is your username referencing that? Check out They Shall Not Grow Old. It’s a documentary about WWI using footage from WWI. It was colorized and had sound added. But yes westerners are so sheltered and privileged. Especially Americans.
Unnu need fi stop complain. We live in a paradise. As many would would say " unnu lef eeh up han run a foreign" Foreign mind is hindering Jamaica's growth. Unnu luv hevery ting from foreign han kiss up unnu teet pon hevery ting Jamaican. #1 restaurant chain in Jamaica is KFC han yuh proud of it. That says it all.
Typical crab in the Barrel response!!! The first person above shows empathy for others and here you come with your sarcastic, downgrading , aggressive, ignorant, bush response !!! Typical SMDH !!!
It’s incredible how important roads are to the basic economy of a country. One man with a tractor could vastly improve the lives of tens of thousands of villagers with just some basic road maintenance.
Just watched a bunch of videos from Ghana, Burundi and now CAR, as hard as life is people in Africa are very resilient and crafty with such little resources. They still find ways to survive and keep going no matter what!!! Definitely my hat's off to them and hopefully one day things will get better.
I have met many beautiful people from CAR,. You realize that people fight everyday to live. They dream a better tomorrow for their children. Its a shame that CAR fractured government stay busy wasting its rich resource and fighting what seem to be conflicts that never end.
I always complain about the south African government, but am great full for being able to attend university and have three meals a day😢 sleeping in a clean bed and have access to basic needs 😢. Wow truly some part of Africa are really struggling
The country CAR(Republique Centre Afrique) was a private property of France just like Congo was a private property of King Leopold of Belgium. The French decided who lives and who dies in that country, owned all the Uranium, Gold mines etc. Choose Lunatics whom they controlled as leaders, one of them was Bokassa(look him up here on youtube you will be shocked): Its only few years ago that the people decided to take the country back from France, removed Franciose Bozizi was was just an officer for France and guess what the French unleashed rebels from Chad to invade the country(Remember the leadership of Chad does the dirty job for France in the region). Long story short the new Leader seeked help from other world Powers to fight back and the only country that came to them also for their personal gains was Wanger Group from Russia, the mighty west listen to France that had just lost its monopoly and sanctioned CAR. Strange enoug the Wanger group succeeded to fight back the Rebelion and got atleast 10% of the Gold mines which is better than 100% that was owned by the French. I am from Neigbouring Cameroon with towns that borders CAR and share same culture and language, and have first hands experience of what is happening and its sad the rest of the world has no idea what is going on in these countries.
nashplaggaa. Scrivo Dalla Italia ,qui ci sono molti Africani che lavorano nei ristoranti, ma la maggior parte lavorano in agricoltura. . Ho potuto costatare che sono brave persone molto umani,è soprattutto grandi lavoratori.Cordiali Saluti Italia
They say after you visit Africa, it never leaves you. The spirit of the people reaches your soul. I'm a rather well-off American and dream of what I experienced there frequently. I keep contact.
Makongos In Zimbabwe call them Madhora / Mopani worms. Anywhere, Life in Africa is a real struggle. May the war in central Africa come to an end. With love from Zimbabwe.
I have a 1 year old and complain if my stroller doesn’t collapse fast enough before putting it in the trunk of the family car, these women are carrying new babies and toddlers while packed in a livestock truck😢 they are warriors! I couldn’t imagine going through all of that
Coba bayangkan, semangat hidup mereka bersanding dengan fasilitas dan kesejahteraan yang ada. Mungkin mereka adalah orang yang paling beruntung. Tetapi nyatanya mereka tetap harus berjuang walau jauh dari kata layak.
Watching from Nairobi Kenya, to the good people of Central Africa, what a pain you have to endure even to get the most basic human needs, when will the insurgents stop fighting for their own selfish means and let wholesomeness of the citizens enjoy the rich resources of your country. Life is short-lived so make peace with everyone and enjoy.... When will Africa leaders realize how satisfying it is to be honest, oh Mother Earth.
It would be a big help if the billion dollar companies of the west and the CCP government of China would stop abusing Africa. And funding corrupt African """leaders"""
You are but who gets involved where the is oil and those who wants to stand up for themselves... The USA.. Look how Libya is now compared to how it was when gaddafi was in power.
s 57 Add a comment... @rickeycook7940 1 hour ago Some Arab countries in the middle of sand have built great modern cities and then you look at countries with tremendous natural wealth and have no clue how to make it work for the people! 9 2 @thomasr5121 1 hour ago Oh you mean like Dubai? The place where a little rain floods the whole city...Really worked out. Only great Arab cities are along water ways. @katiempojer 1 hour ago Africa has a rugged beauty @moeluv 1 hour ago All those natural resources and the government wont build roads for their economy🤦🏽♂️. 5 1 @thebombdigitydog 16 minutes ago The greed of the rich is universal. @josuakahupi7711 0 seconds ago But you not talking about what Europeans have done.... Look at how Libya is now and how it was when gaddafi was in power... They went in and murdered him just because he is a stand up guy and never bowed to them, tgey killed him because they wanted oil yet you don't see that. Every country that wants to stand up for themselves they turn the public against thier leaders with propagandas of dictators.... They trialed them for war crimes but gorge Bush is free man, Russia president is a free man.
Our leaders need to be clever brother, we need a good plan to face these rude and exploiting western countries lead by "USA". Everyone will exploit us if we continue like this, even chinese are exploiting now because we are weak. One of the apartheid leaders here in South Africa said "If blacks can run government, they will still a lot of government money, trains will not be maintained to such an extent to be regard as unsafe mode of transport. Sewerage will run in our streets till we get used to it, etc". They know us as blacks that we can't lead. UAE made fun of Nigeria, saying "look at Nigeria, they have everything and we have only oil but look at our success. They don't have leaders". That proves that us as blacks we can't lead.
I dont understand how a region so rich in natural resources can at the same time be so poor. I weep for my people, God bless my Central African Republic brothers and sisters ❤ from kenya
Watching from USA. I can tell you the problem for all the suffering. Africa has been raped by all the colonizers for many many years. You can steal the resources. But you can't take there spirit. Some day Africa will be free and it will prosper.
But you not talking about what Europeans have done.... Look at how Libya is now and how it was when gaddafi was in power... They went in and murdered him just because he is a stand up guy and never bowed to them, tgey killed him because they wanted oil yet you don't see that. Every country that wants to stand up for themselves they turn the public against thier leaders with propagandas of dictators.... They trialed them for war crimes but gorge Bush is free man, Russia president is a free man.
Recently went to east Africa and they're a hospitable, no nonsense people. Quite the adventure; if you're looking for vacation you go to the Carribean. You want excitement, Africa's the place.
am a kenyan now at school and i cant believe our own brothers and sisters are going through alot,,,,,i like the drivers motivates,,WHOEVER THE LONG NIGHTS,,,THE SUN WILL STILL RISE
I felt very sad because still in the 21st century people in Africa struggle for their daily life.They are truly beautiful people and their counties resources are very rich.I hope God will help them to become developed and self sufficient in future❤
They know very well what the state of everything is. They. their families, and connnections live in obscene wealth and couldnt care less. Not all, but the majority.
Why would they bother Watching when they can instead sit In Thier luxury air conditioned mansion with Thier mercedes Maybach convoy all funded by the aid recieved from western countries.
Count your blessings brother. I feel many westerners should go on tourist trips to the 3rd world just the appreciate how people on both sides of the global fence live and understand that no matter how bad you think it is in the industrialized world, others have it worse.
@@jaymareachealee3351 Average income there (based on cities not including the rural people) is $600 usd a month. Average American makes over $3,000 usd a month. And despite popular rumors that everything is cheaper. It's not. The severe lack of infrastructure makes moving goods much more difficult. People often pay $7-$10 per gallon of fuel verses the U.S. average of $3.33 per gallon. Not to mention with that lack of infrastructure you also have extremely low access to most things that Americans take for granted. Living below the poverty line in the U.S. is better than being considered wealthy over there. Let the man count his blessings and move along.
Yaa Allooh semoga orang" di Afrika Tengah selalu damai dan sehat" semua. Kami orang Indonesia wajib bersyukur dgn keadaan. Sedangkan mereka yg berada di sebagian Afrika luar biasa perjuangan hidupnya.
Videos like this are very good especially for young Africans across the continent. When I see youths destroying their infrastructures during protests, I feel sorry for them because it comes with a high cost.
The Africa government should b ashamed of themselves also the other countries that trade with Africa should b ashamed ,these people r in dire straights,no food no money ,alot of money to b made in Africa, but only the rich will survive while others die with disease, hunger etc ,wat the he'll r they doing to this country ,it's a crime how these people live in rags etc .
There is literally nothing that could entice me to move to that continent. FYI, I live in Laos and this isn't the only African documentary or show I have watched. I've seen all of Itchy Boots videos as she drove through Africa and a friend just moved to Congo. No thank you.
@keithmse798 that's right....the country is sparsely populated...people there should be having huge heads of cattle....they can be supplying West Africa and Europe.
I once worked with a Peugeot company in Kenya in the 1990's it was the most popular vehicle in Kenya by then and the slogan was " Peugeot built for Africa built to last"
And some South Africans calls others kwerekweres at least you are seeing difficulties of your fellow brothers and South Africans army personels died trying to protect dictator from car.
Whenever I see a documentary like this, I weep for my Fellow Africans, what makes it very sad is the fact that Africa leaders doesn't give a dawn about their citizens, as long as their own families are not suffering in any way. Despite all they are going through, they are still in high spirit.
Keep up the great documentary work, top notch! Thank you so much for the uploads. Crazy to see people still live like this, sad wars have mostly destroyed Africa.
I expect it’s too chaotic to farm. In addition, seeds, fertilizer, etc cost upfront money. Finally, these green plants can grow, we don’t know that grain could grow.
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I am in Emergency in the hospital in Vancouver BC Canada
For heart problems…
I am watching this waiting for tests in disbelief on how much suffering they have to endure to be seen by a doctor
Makes me realize how fortunate and grateful I am to be in this country dealing with my health problems with a structured medical system to help me
God bless those people who are not as fortunate as I
I am counting my blessings
Best wishes. How beautiful you had this gratitude,while being in your own experience, I think ish the best for you today and in the your future. To have peace the rest of the way.🌿
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Which hospital are you in? Used to live across the street from st Paul's hospital and they saved my life when I was 20! Had a huge blood clot in my leg. I live in alberta now and AHS is the lowest paying Healthcare provider in the country. So our doctors are either foreigners just doing their time, earning Canadian citizenship so they can go home, say they practiced on Canadians and earn triple what they did before. Sometimes it's to my benefit, like right now I'm seeing the best psych I've seen in years. The guy is from Pakistan but he was practicing in the UK before he came here. He's a better psychiatrist for it too. But the one before him was a racist black man who enjoyed messing with his white patients. Things like trying to mess up a care plan put in place by a specialist I was seeing. He wanted to stop my pain meds while I was in the psych ward and have me withdraw while I was held in there against my will. I got the phone number for the clinic that the specialist worked at and gave him a call. He absolutely reemed out my psychiatrist and it was after that they brought in the one I'm seeing now. Not even the other doctors trusted this one doctor.
Hope all will be well with your health ! Australia 🇦🇺
Best of luck with your heart issues. I went through Heart surgery in Seattle. People dont realize how good the medical system and especially the care givers are, and how lucky we are to have them. They saved my life and every day I try to do something of benefit to thoes around me. I hope your outcome will be positive. I'm so sick of hearing how bad everything is when in fact we are all lucky and life is good if you take the time to notice the beauty.
I am a Kenyan but this suffering of our African brother's and sisters make me tears am proud to a Kenyan but I pray one day one time you brother's and sisters you will happy .
People in kenya are also suffering,but not at this rate .
they will be happy if white people realize no minerals is found in that place
Am wondering they don't have lami,,, indeed they are suffering
Is this the forgotten country
Wached this documentary and made me feel kenyans we are ungrateful, we are far much better than our fellow Central Africans
@@EssayMaestro Am a Kenyan too. African unity is the solution to all this.
Watching from Australia and counting my blessings . My heart hurts for those children that have to endure so much pain and suffering. I pray for peace for the people of the Central African Republic.
Australia also supports major divisons and wars in africa. you are a participant in this people suffering , i na way you might not know .your tax buys guns that create division's in africa.
@@EssayMaestroAfrican leaders are the problem. Am an African paying Australian taxes Jimmy I know how it all works
@@EssayMaestro Africa consults the demonic realm, commonly referred to as the ancestors.
@@EssayMaestro Do you have sources for this?
I certainly understand that no country is perfect, but I have not found evidence of the Australian Government using tax dollars to provide any direct military aid to African countries or militant groups within recent history.
I would like my country to do better on the world stage, but from my research the overall impact of the Australian Government as well as non-government institutions on the African continent has been a vast net positive. Over 200 Australian companies are working on projects across 40 African countries. Australia has in recent years provided 670,000 Kenyan school children with meals, as well as food relief to over 6 million people in Niger, Food rations and essential supplies for 42,000 families in the Democratic Republic of Congo, along with safe water for over 170,000 people and better education for 20,000 Congolese children, as well as clean drinking water, and water treatment systems to reduce the incidence of Cholera in Zimbabwe cutting the death rate from 4200 in 2008, to 20 deaths in 2010. The CSIRO of Australia has been providing agricultural assistance programs to boost food security, as well as mitigating the effects of climate change on vulnerable populations.
Australia has provided more than 65,000 peacekeepers to United Nations and multilateral missions since 1947. This includes participation in 22 missions across Africa since 1960.
I dont believe any government has completely clean hands, Australia included. But Australian tax dollars are not being channelled into providing firearms via the Australian government to fuel conflict in Africa. I'm ashamed that western countries as a whole are not doing enough to support the African continent, nor enough to ensure greater peace and security in the region. However Australia is likely doing more to help than you realise.
@@EssayMaestro Africa buys oil, gas, wheat and fertilizers from Russia which allows it to continue its war of aggression in Ukraine. You might not know it but your purchases fund wars of aggression in other parts of the world.
The fact that we get free documentaries on TH-cam by Best Documentary is truly a gift; keeping the education and knowledge alive. 👏👏👏
It's not true....that was then 20years back....am from Central Africa Republic living here right now
@@AliGabaTvdont mind dumbbells that havent left their country before but believe everything they see online…. Like they dont have bad roadway. Cant you see thats deep village? Every country have one 😂😂😂😂😂
@@AliGabaTv Do you happen to know what she was using to do her laundry, that white ball? Thank you in advance ❣
I'm from Ghana in West Africa, I've never witnessed or experienced hardship like this. I'm forever grateful, I hope everything works well for my fellow African brothers and sisters.
@@IN_and_OUT because you were not colonized by French , or else you Ghanian and your neighbor Nigeria would be boiling in the same pot as to your fellow West Africans ,Count your blessings for being colonized by Britain.
its upon us africans to help ecah other were we can , if it fails we back it up with prayer.
Ghana was like this in the 1930s.
There's always room for improvement @@jossmaan2839
And since he wasn't born at dat time, he's right to say he hasn't witnessed dis hardship 🙄@@jossmaan2839
These drivers are so understanding, diligent and personable. My heart breaks for my African brothers and sisters having to risk their lives to survive. The motorcycle ambulance and that young lady carrying her two children and walking on the muddy road until the truck route was more manageable are so painful to watch. I applaud the courage of these citizens and wish much progress and prosperity in their lives.
People are suffering in this world...eish...this documentary is so sad yet its also showing the resilience of the people in this country...🙏🙏🙏
As long as Africa consults the demonic realm, commonly referred to as the ancestors, she will suffer.
Er zeigt die Dummheit dieser Leute, immer mehr Kinder auf diese Welt zu setzen!
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When I watch a documentary like this it brings it home to me how safe and pampered my life is in the UK. I'm genuinely moved by the lovely people in this video and their attitude and resilience.
Not to be ugly to your nice sentiments, but the UK was a giant thievery racket, stealing land, resources, and people. The "empire" was a mafia-like racket given an air of legitimacy by royal 'pomp and circumstance' with the King as the Mafia don and the British military as the enforcers. We in America are obviously complicit as well. Trillions are owed to Africa, India, the world over in reparations.
good job, king. you saved them. thoughts and prayers
If only all the rich resources of this Africa lands will be use to benefit people of Africa !! No African will travel to the west to suffer ..😢
Oh don’t worry, the UK is choosing to be like this daily. In a few years, the only difference will be which side of the road the broken-down heaps try to drive upon.
No - you're not pampered - your society worked and planned and delayed immediate gratification for HUNDREDS OF FREAKIN' YEARS to build the society you enjoy - it's not freakin' luck.
This documentary on Central Africa is truly eye-opening and powerful. 🌍💔 It’s hard to grasp the depth of the daily struggles faced by people in such challenging conditions. The sheer bravery of those navigating impassable roads and relying on motorbikes for medical evacuations is both heartbreaking and inspiring. 🚴♂🚑
It’s crucial that we take a moment to appreciate the stability and resources we might take for granted. Seeing the realities faced by the people in the Central African Republic really puts things into perspective. 🙏💪 The resilience and hope of these individuals, despite the dire circumstances, is a testament to the human spirit.
I’m genuinely moved by this documentary and grateful for the insight it provides. Thank you to the filmmakers for shedding light on these important issues. The people of Central Africa certainly deserve more support and attention from the global community. 🌟🌐
Thank you, Best Documentary, for creating such impactful content. Looking forward to more of these important stories! 🌍🎥
This documentary gives you an insight into why so many risk the travels across the oceans to reach Europe for a better life.
Favorite quote from the Driver: “WHAT EVER THE LENGTH OF THE NIGHT, THE SUN SHALL SURELY RISE”
Unless you’re in Alaska.
@@MuckyPup115 hello darkness ma friend
These documentaries really give us an insight into how other people are living their lives, life in Africa is a struggle but clearly some of us have it way better than others. Wishing them better.
Africans deserve better 😢
Masters of their own backwardness and mental challenges.
The documentary is so touching war is truly a disastrous thing in human life, the citizens are kept alive by the mercy of God the creator of heaven and earth, with lots of love from Uganda - East Africa
Kept alive ? More like kept suffering by a deity (that according to the unscientific ) created the entire universe.
Thanks to Him for Isaiah 9:5-7. Which He has blessed us to witness it happen in our time.
Honestly I now appreciate my country Uganda 🇺🇬 this is so sad it’s like a forgotten nation lord help them 😢😢
le malheur de l'afrique c la france il faut la chassé
watching this complete video, makes us remember how lucky we are...
I love these documentaries. By far, my favorite ones.
Documentaries have a special way of drawing you in with real-life stories and fascinating insights. It’s great to hear that these are your favorites! What is it about these documentaries that you enjoy the most-are there particular themes or stories that really resonate with you?
@mihawk-qm2uf the toil and strife these people go through yet seem to make it happen. The odds are against them, but they keep pushing forward. Plus, I learn a lot from these.
Are you an African. Why. You want people to live in these way Africa must unite
So you loved seeng people suffering
I’m Kenyan. Used to think things are bad down here. I’m ashamed of my ungratefulness.
the suffering you see in the video, does not change anything about your kenya, and your kenya ll not be good cause you see that video right,
also my country too
if you fell bad about kenya, it ll be still bad until something change to be good
Thank you for giving us a realistic Insight of the Situation in Central African Republic, we as Westerners have no Clue how hard Life can be, those People in the Documentary deserve Respect!
As long as Africa consults the demonic realm, commonly referred to as the ancestors, she will suffer.
@@alaindelon5398 make sure to share your blessing with back home
This video 20years back after conflict in my Country Today we are living a good life I'm from Central Africa Republic
@@AliGabaTv 20 years back is not different from what I saw in some months ago documentary on central Africa Republic.
This does not stop their spirit and you can see that in the hair of women, beautifully crafted, very unique style, even the little ones.
With those vibrant colors ❤❤ they're so resilient and strong 😊
something i really like about Africa is that whatever the circumstances,they are healthy and optimistic
They have great spirit but they are not healthy. They have the worst child mortality in the world, same on every health statistic, its like 100X worse than developed countries. They also have the shortest lifespans. Average age of death around 55-60, for remote native tribes lifespan is around 45 years.
😂😂😂😂😂😂ROTFLMAO!!!!! Seriously????
They have very high child mortality, much shorter lifespans, and very poor health standards. They have the worst health standards in the world unfortunately. Millions dont have access to healthcare.
Healthy?? someone has never been to Africa before. Yes maybe optimistic but healthy no most Africans have poor health and almost no access to healthcare.
this is really an eye-opening for me.. realizing that i'm still blessed; appreciate and understand everything, acceptance. praying for these people 🙏🙏🙏
Watching from Kenya,Africa n counting our blessings as a nation. 😮😮😮😮😮 May God keep our beautiful Country...its not till uv seen other nations that It becomes surreal how far weve come...🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 Love for my motherland🎉🎉🇰🇪🇰🇪❤️❤️❤️💯
We are far ahead
@@mutheunzuma6812by far thanks to God
@@mutheunzuma6812 true💯💯 n may God hide us coz waaaah..... These guys walijikuta walai....its sooo disheartening....
A country blessed with priceless minerals and the kind of suffering people are undergoing is disheartening. Peace in any country is paramount. Mungu atulinde 🇰🇪
@@rextv9852 aki wacha we give thanks kwa hii kidogo tukonayo... watching hii vida its an eye opener n should also caution us coz aki hio truck imebeba....barabara mbaya...place wanaita town aki.....you wonder tu yani...it humbles you.Then ata Mat....huku kuna bike..kuna nduthi....kuna uber n the likes......manze....lets be greatful. Kuna vile tumezoea kuona the glass half empty.......but we gadda cultivate an attitude to give thanks that1. We have a glass to put anything
2. Its half full
3. We have the resilience to fill it up some more
Ukweli tu manze....these guys have it waaaay worse than us...lets take a moment n just be greatful
Regardless of all the bad roads, one thing i watch Deadliest roads is because of the nature and life of other people in other country. It always wants me to travel around the world❤
This is a fantastic documentary channel. Love it.
Africa deadliest roads episodes are ofter wonderful to see, but the struggle is real 😢
The issue of infrastructure seems to be a persistent challenge in many African countries. It appears that a significant number of our leaders are more focused on their personal gains rather than the welfare of the people they serve.
Just like usa 😮
Yet you call them "leaders"😂😂😂
@@suehafford9463 Yes but there are levels to the greed.
I once asked a Nigerian colleague why Africa was in such a state when the people seemed hard-working and resourceful. She said for every one hard working resourceful person, there's ten lazy ones that want to live off them and they do this through corruption and graft. This happens in the west as well, but it is disguised with welfare systems so individual corruption isn't so obvious.
What a documentary ! I have no words to express my appreciation to the creators of this film.
I am also from a very poor , inefficient, corrupt country. India.even then i cannot comprehend that health care ,roads , infrastructure and supply of essential items and suffering of the citizens will be this much abysmal.i hope and pray almighty that situations will improve in near future
Like our counterparts in developed world i thank my country for providing decent health care, physical infrastructure and essential supplys.
I grew up in Africa and saw all of this growing up and even after school if there's no taxis I was forced to enter over crowded buses as a child to get home and didn't care about dangers because had to learn from young age how to survive as I was raised by relatives and not my mother. The ride was always fun until you hear on tv or radio that people died or the truck or buses turned over and it's always on hill sides. Am blessed because when you see what this people go through all you need to do is be grateful and appreciate what you have in life 🙏
Boohoo...nobody cares.
I agree, I grew up in Mexico and I see kids now days and I think people in other countries we really do mature mentally and have a real scene of the real world
@@coreydempsey4660 boohoo f*ck u 2
You didn't learn how to survive you just didn't know the difference cause you were born into poverty but obviously now You've branched out which is always good.
But stop saying you have to learn the hard way you just didn't know no difference.
❤
@wizzohizzo my parents were actually well to do in the states but to absorbed in their own lives to raise me so it's not like I didn't know "anything better" ...
This brings back so many bad memories of traveling with family, cramped in a tiny vehicle with so many strangers. It wasn’t this packed, but you’ll still have 5-6 people squeezing in a spot meant for 3 person.
Be grateful and satisfied of what God has blessed us with. I'm just speechless watching how these people can still smile and sing through all this!
They are very strong willed. I am amazed especially at the women. May God bless you and your families always
Watching from the Solomon Islands
❤❤I'm watching this from south africa with a dream of traveling the rest of Africa by car
Goodluck
Mozambique, Namibia, Botswana and even certain parts of Zimbabwe are still okay to travel on by car. Once you hit Central Africa... Oh boy, you're going to be crawling through the jungle once the militias take over your vehicle
I would rather use a cruise bike if i were you bro, African terrain is not as mostly paved like in SA, good though. How ever to travel Africa with no problem you will need a Mercedes-Benz unimog to be really safe
@@Pasari-fara-frica There is always a civil war somewhere in Africa. But by then, the civil war somewhere else has died down.
& we think life is bad in SA, Yho 😮 I'm speechless 😶
What do I know of resilience? What do I know of discomfort? What do I know of life?
Nothing...
Thank you for opening my mind once more and to the people in this film for sharing a little of their lives. ❤
There’s a poem about WWI that starts with “Knock need like old beggars under sacks towards our distant rest we began to trudge.” Is your username referencing that?
Check out They Shall Not Grow Old. It’s a documentary about WWI using footage from WWI. It was colorized and had sound added.
But yes westerners are so sheltered and privileged. Especially Americans.
watching from jamaica its tough to see my people living like this my heart breaks for the sick and the babies mostly also the elders
Unnu need fi stop complain. We live in a paradise. As many would would say " unnu lef eeh up han run a foreign" Foreign mind is hindering Jamaica's growth. Unnu luv hevery ting from foreign han kiss up unnu teet pon hevery ting Jamaican. #1 restaurant chain in Jamaica is KFC han yuh proud of it. That says it all.
Typical crab in the Barrel response!!! The first person above shows empathy for others and here you come with your sarcastic, downgrading , aggressive, ignorant, bush response !!! Typical SMDH !!!
Spanish slavery was much better, right?
soo inspiring to see people just making it happen with whatever they have and against all odds. "These" are people to admire!
Such realities that makes me speechless. Impressed and upset in the same time.
Mon respect absolu pour toutes les personnes courageuses qui y vivent !
It breaks me to see the mom walking with the sick baby. My heart is shattered to see people in this situation.
It’s incredible how important roads are to the basic economy of a country. One man with a tractor could vastly improve the lives of tens of thousands of villagers with just some basic road maintenance.
أشاهد البرنامج من العراق 🇮🇶🫡🫡 محزن ومشوق بنفس الوقت
كان الله في عونهم 😢
Just watched a bunch of videos from Ghana, Burundi and now CAR, as hard as life is people in Africa are very resilient and crafty with such little resources. They still find ways to survive and keep going no matter what!!! Definitely my hat's off to them and hopefully one day things will get better.
Did you said Ghana? Ghana and Nigeria are the most developed countries in West Africa!
Too bad they have zero understanding of technology 😂😂😂😂😂😂
They will be by design BETTER, if others would remove their foot from the Africans' neck. Live and let Live ! AMEN 🙏
I have met many beautiful people from CAR,. You realize that people fight everyday to live. They dream a better tomorrow for their children. Its a shame that CAR fractured government stay busy wasting its rich resource and fighting what seem to be conflicts that never end.
बहोत कठिन अफ्रीका का जीवन जीना काफी संघर्ष पूर्ण है वहां के लोगों का जीवन।
अच्छा विडीयो बनाया। 🙏
👍👌👍👌👍
This level of suffering is heartbreaking. I am thankful for my country
This is sad
I always complain about the south African government, but am great full for being able to attend university and have three meals a day😢 sleeping in a clean bed and have access to basic needs 😢. Wow truly some part of Africa are really struggling
Every person on the planet should watch this video
As long as Africa consults the demonic realm, commonly referred to as the ancestors, she will suffer.
The country CAR(Republique Centre Afrique) was a private property of France just like Congo was a private property of King Leopold of Belgium. The French decided who lives and who dies in that country, owned all the Uranium, Gold mines etc. Choose Lunatics whom they controlled as leaders, one of them was Bokassa(look him up here on youtube you will be shocked): Its only few years ago that the people decided to take the country back from France, removed Franciose Bozizi was was just an officer for France and guess what the French unleashed rebels from Chad to invade the country(Remember the leadership of Chad does the dirty job for France in the region). Long story short the new Leader seeked help from other world Powers to fight back and the only country that came to them also for their personal gains was Wanger Group from Russia, the mighty west listen to France that had just lost its monopoly and sanctioned CAR. Strange enoug the Wanger group succeeded to fight back the Rebelion and got atleast 10% of the Gold mines which is better than 100% that was owned by the French. I am from Neigbouring Cameroon with towns that borders CAR and share same culture and language, and have first hands experience of what is happening and its sad the rest of the world has no idea what is going on in these countries.
Life is Africa is hard but my people are always positive no matter the circumstances
Dumb and happy, lol
pain is the mother of change. tough time creates song people. we are very strong.
The narrator missed this fact!
nashplaggaa. Scrivo Dalla Italia ,qui ci sono molti Africani che lavorano nei ristoranti, ma la maggior parte lavorano in agricoltura. . Ho potuto costatare che sono brave persone molto umani,è soprattutto grandi lavoratori.Cordiali Saluti Italia
They say after you visit Africa, it never leaves you. The spirit of the people reaches your soul. I'm a rather well-off American and dream of what I experienced there frequently. I keep contact.
Božíčku můj,je mi jich líto 😢😢 39:29
Makongos In Zimbabwe call them Madhora / Mopani worms. Anywhere, Life in Africa is a real struggle. May the war in central Africa come to an end. With love from Zimbabwe.
In South Africa they are called "Mashotsa" / "Masonja".
@@altered.thought in Zimbabwe ndebele language is amacimbi, in Kalanga language masonja
As long as Africa consults the demonic realm, commonly referred to as the ancestors, she will suffer.
I have a 1 year old and complain if my stroller doesn’t collapse fast enough before putting it in the trunk of the family car, these women are carrying new babies and toddlers while packed in a livestock truck😢 they are warriors! I couldn’t imagine going through all of that
As long as Africa consults the demonic realm, commonly referred to as the ancestors, she will suffer.
Coba bayangkan, semangat hidup mereka bersanding dengan fasilitas dan kesejahteraan yang ada. Mungkin mereka adalah orang yang paling beruntung. Tetapi nyatanya mereka tetap harus berjuang walau jauh dari kata layak.
Watching from Nairobi Kenya, to the good people of Central Africa, what a pain you have to endure even to get the most basic human needs, when will the insurgents stop fighting for their own selfish means and let wholesomeness of the citizens enjoy the rich resources of your country. Life is short-lived so make peace with everyone and enjoy.... When will Africa leaders realize how satisfying it is to be honest, oh Mother Earth.
That was before this video is an old video 20years back am from Central Africa Republic
Surely AFRICANS always remember this,🌍 "AFRICA IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY"🌍 😢✊🏿🇹🇿🇺🇬🇷🇼🌍
It would be a big help if the billion dollar companies of the west and the CCP government of China would stop abusing Africa.
And funding corrupt African """leaders"""
C'est le plus beau documentaire que je n'ai jamais vu sur les difficultés que les passagers rencontrent suite aux dégradations des routes en Afrique 🙏
Their life is difficult but they are happy and persevere with their community living
Saya orang Indonesian sangat heran dan Menangis melihat Kehidupan teman2 kita di Afrika itu🥺✊🏽
A very interesting and beautiful documentary, thank you channel owner 👍☝️☝️☝️☝️
One of the best documentaries. Struggling is life here. Brave ones
A continent sitting on immense wealth but corruption at the top prevents that from moving the people forward
You are but who gets involved where the is oil and those who wants to stand up for themselves... The USA.. Look how Libya is now compared to how it was when gaddafi was in power.
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@rickeycook7940
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Some Arab countries in the middle of sand have built great modern cities and then you look at countries with tremendous natural wealth and have no clue how to make it work for the people!
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@thomasr5121
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Oh you mean like Dubai? The place where a little rain floods the whole city...Really worked out. Only great Arab cities are along water ways.
@katiempojer
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Africa has a rugged beauty
@moeluv
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All those natural resources and the government wont build roads for their economy🤦🏽♂️.
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@thebombdigitydog
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The greed of the rich is universal.
@josuakahupi7711
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But you not talking about what Europeans have done.... Look at how Libya is now and how it was when gaddafi was in power... They went in and murdered him just because he is a stand up guy and never bowed to them, tgey killed him because they wanted oil yet you don't see that. Every country that wants to stand up for themselves they turn the public against thier leaders with propagandas of dictators.... They trialed them for war crimes but gorge Bush is free man, Russia president is a free man.
Our leaders need to be clever brother, we need a good plan to face these rude and exploiting western countries lead by "USA". Everyone will exploit us if we continue like this, even chinese are exploiting now because we are weak. One of the apartheid leaders here in South Africa said "If blacks can run government, they will still a lot of government money, trains will not be maintained to such an extent to be regard as unsafe mode of transport. Sewerage will run in our streets till we get used to it, etc". They know us as blacks that we can't lead. UAE made fun of Nigeria, saying "look at Nigeria, they have everything and we have only oil but look at our success. They don't have leaders". That proves that us as blacks we can't lead.
European Colonisers already looted everything from Africa and other parts of the world there's nothing left to dig in
...same impoverished people will sing songs of praise for these oppressors. Africa's population is so hardship hardened, they know no other life.
I dont understand how a region so rich in natural resources can at the same time be so poor. I weep for my people, God bless my Central African Republic brothers and sisters ❤ from kenya
Watching from USA.
I can tell you the problem for all the suffering.
Africa has been raped by all the colonizers for many many years.
You can steal the resources.
But you can't take there spirit.
Some day Africa will be free and it will prosper.
France
Corruption, low IQ, and tribalism are the driving forces behind much of Africa remaining poor
Das ist doch kein Leben sondern eine Überlebens Kampf.Sehr Traurig 😢
Thanks to each person that answers the interviewer's questions 👍👍. Makes the documentary more believable
All those natural resources and the government wont build roads for their economy🤦🏽♂️.
The greed of the rich is universal.
But you not talking about what Europeans have done.... Look at how Libya is now and how it was when gaddafi was in power... They went in and murdered him just because he is a stand up guy and never bowed to them, tgey killed him because they wanted oil yet you don't see that. Every country that wants to stand up for themselves they turn the public against thier leaders with propagandas of dictators.... They trialed them for war crimes but gorge Bush is free man, Russia president is a free man.
It's because the government is busy building villas on the French Riviera, and vacationing in Monaco.
@josuakahupi7711
Give me a break. These governments steal all the money. Build roads for the economy. African rulers are to blame too.
before you blame them, think of all the foreign companies using guerillas and child labor to exploit the minerals.
This is sad guys, sending love for South Africa
😱😱😱😱😢😢😢😥😰☹️😨☹️😢😢😢😢😢🙂😔🙂
Recently went to east Africa and they're a hospitable, no nonsense people. Quite the adventure; if you're looking for vacation you go to the Carribean. You want excitement, Africa's the place.
Or South America. Colombia for example.
am a kenyan now at school and i cant believe our own brothers and sisters are going through alot,,,,,i like the drivers motivates,,WHOEVER THE LONG NIGHTS,,,THE SUN WILL STILL RISE
Bro, I am African but this had me shook to the core. People are really going through the worst situations. May God bless and protect them
As long as Africa consults the demonic realm, commonly referred to as the ancestors, she will suffer.
I felt very sad because still in the 21st century people in Africa struggle for their daily life.They are truly beautiful people and their counties resources are very rich.I hope God will help them to become developed and self sufficient in future❤
The very unfortunate thing is that our leaders on the continent of Africa don't get to watch these documentaries on the predicament of their people.
They know very well what the state of everything is. They. their families, and connnections live in obscene wealth and couldnt care less. Not all, but the majority.
@albertvandeventer8325 you are right, brother. It's about friends and family (F&F)
I just wish the poor masses could do something about it.
it is Africa's rejection of Christ Jesus that destroys her.
Why would they bother Watching when they can instead sit In Thier luxury air conditioned mansion with Thier mercedes Maybach convoy all funded by the aid recieved from western countries.
They are the major contributors to this mess.
This is exhausting just to watch. I cannot imagine living like this every day. It certainly puts things in perspective.
50 years i been alive and 50 years nothing as changed there its the same as the day i was born
It means someone intentionally keeping it this way I guess.
Watching from West Virginia and counting my blessings. ❤
20% of people on USA live below the poverty line. West Virginia must have a fair share of this 20 %.
Most definitely 123456789.. we will probably run out of numbers if we start counting for real..
@@jaymareachealee3351 West Virginia is still wealthy by global standards if that helps you comprehend
Count your blessings brother. I feel many westerners should go on tourist trips to the 3rd world just the appreciate how people on both sides of the global fence live and understand that no matter how bad you think it is in the industrialized world, others have it worse.
@@jaymareachealee3351 Average income there (based on cities not including the rural people) is $600 usd a month. Average American makes over $3,000 usd a month. And despite popular rumors that everything is cheaper. It's not. The severe lack of infrastructure makes moving goods much more difficult. People often pay $7-$10 per gallon of fuel verses the U.S. average of $3.33 per gallon. Not to mention with that lack of infrastructure you also have extremely low access to most things that Americans take for granted. Living below the poverty line in the U.S. is better than being considered wealthy over there. Let the man count his blessings and move along.
TONY COMITI
YOU ARE THE BEST KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
These people are seriously resilient.
Yaa Allooh semoga orang" di Afrika Tengah selalu damai dan sehat" semua.
Kami orang Indonesia wajib bersyukur dgn keadaan.
Sedangkan mereka yg berada di sebagian Afrika luar biasa perjuangan hidupnya.
I'm south Africa I never see something like this 😭😭😭 lord havey marcy for you people
هذا هو الظلم على وجه الأرض اين العدل 😢😢😢
Videos like this are very good especially for young Africans across the continent. When I see youths destroying their infrastructures during protests, I feel sorry for them because it comes with a high cost.
As long as Africa consults the demonic realm, commonly referred to as the ancestors, she will suffer.
The Africa government should b ashamed of themselves also the other countries that trade with Africa should b ashamed ,these people r in dire straights,no food no money ,alot of money to b made in Africa, but only the rich will survive while others die with disease, hunger etc ,wat the he'll r they doing to this country ,it's a crime how these people live in rags etc .
And i am here protesting from bad governance,watching this from nairobi kenya...i now know how blessed we are as a country 54:34
There is literally nothing that could entice me to move to that continent. FYI, I live in Laos and this isn't the only African documentary or show I have watched. I've seen all of Itchy Boots videos as she drove through Africa and a friend just moved to Congo. No thank you.
Ver esse povo falando francês é a prova que essa miséria toda tem um país culpado, isso é o que Makron quer fazer no Brasil e não conseguiu.
Man this Video makes me appreciate Kenya we may have our issues but we are decades ahead of the CAR
Kenya is paradise way more than some European countries
The problem with kenya is food insecurity
@@Actor_bad24IK True. If you look at CAR the whole country looks suitable for agriculture rains and fertile soils.
@keithmse798 that's right....the country is sparsely populated...people there should be having huge heads of cattle....they can be supplying West Africa and Europe.
😊😊😂😂 ni vile no kikuyus there, ingegrow faster
watching from NIgeria
i hope Nigeria wake up to help those kind of African countries somedays
they must put this Peugeot at museum in French as reminder how durable it is
Agree strongly.
I once worked with a Peugeot company in Kenya in the 1990's it was the most popular vehicle in Kenya by then and the slogan was " Peugeot built for Africa built to last"
Seriously.
May God bless them!!❤
Hello from Tanzania 🇹🇿,East Africa.
Lord Jesus please help my people 🙏..from South Africa 🇿🇦
it is Africa's rejection of Christ Jesus that destroys her.
And maybe you should help Jesus to make your country better?
As long as South Africa consults the demonic realm, commonly referred to as the ancestors, she will suffer.
@@SpencerCourtisAfrica is full of Christians other than other continents.
And some South Africans calls others kwerekweres at least you are seeing difficulties of your fellow brothers and South Africans army personels died trying to protect dictator from car.
At least now you're giving us new docs, watching from eastrand Germiston south Africa.
Hard reality for a rich country
God be with you dear brothers and sisters
i love this documentaries☺️
Watching from India, seeing how tough these people around Africa suffer each moments 😢😢
it is Africa's rejection of Christ Jesus that destroys her.
@@SpencerCourtis no we have not rejected Christ Jesus
@@jameskamau8438
Africa consults the demonic realm, commonly referred to as the ancestors.
@SpencerCourtis what do you mean?
@@SpencerCourtis Africa has the second largest christian population behind the USA..............
May God have mercy and bless the Central African Republic 🙏
Waching from Indonesia, how blessing i was born it Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩
jangankan orangnya, kendaraan Indonesia pun terlalu manja untuk medan seperti itu 😅
Total respect to the citizen of Central African Republic. What doesnt break you, makes you stronger.
I am always grateful for being a Malaysian.
My Africa ❤❤❤❤, this is a painful torture 😢 💔 to watch
Whenever I see a documentary like this, I weep for my Fellow Africans, what makes it very sad is the fact that Africa leaders doesn't give a dawn about their citizens, as long as their own families are not suffering in any way. Despite all they are going through, they are still in high spirit.
Keep up the great documentary work, top notch! Thank you so much for the uploads. Crazy to see people still live like this, sad wars have mostly destroyed Africa.
THNAKS FOR THE GOOD WORK WHAT AN ADVENTURE ..... KEEP WHAT YOU DOING ...
Mon pays ❤❤❤ la republique centrafricaine
An excellent documentary, with great commentary and camera work!
Some county people are struggling 😢
So much green land...so fertile...why is there no farming food?>>
I expect it’s too chaotic to farm. In addition, seeds, fertilizer, etc cost upfront money. Finally, these green plants can grow, we don’t know that grain could grow.
This country is really fertile they should not accept this extreme poverty , it doesn't make sense
I love watching these videos
Makes me appreciate my life
No matter how many problems i have i can say i live in paradise