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Lake Tannganyika in Tanzania, East Africa is the biggest in the world, and is remarkably beautiful. The Tanzanians have two options to cross it: 20 hours on a pickup truck on a road riddled with potholes or 3 days of sailing on the oldest cargo ship in the world, the LIEMBA. On the track, traders try to reach the market but torrential rain disrupts the route. On the old boat, the passengers are piling up in the crowded holds on the boats. The captain struggles to maintain order.
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“A lost paradise with a helping of hell” ~ unknown citizen of Tanzania 🇹🇿
12. Tanzania is mountainous and densely forested in the north-east, where Mount Kilimanjaro is located. Three of Africa's Great Lakes are partly within Tanzania. To the north and west lie Lake Victoria, Africa's largest lake, and Lake Tanganyika, the continent's deepest lake, known for its unique species of fish.
11. Tanzania is located on the eastern coast of Africa and has an Indian Ocean coastline approximately 1,424 kilometers (885 mi) long. The islands of Ungunsten, Pemba and Mafia also belong to Tanzania.
10. The 86,500 kilometers (53,700 mi) road system is in generally poor condition.
9. Two ferries carry passengers and cargo along the eastern shore of lake Tanganyika: the MV Liemba between Kigoma and Mpulungu is featured in this documentary. The lake has a lot of weird fish, too many fishers and now there’s a problem.
8. As with all African countries, some unsavory colonial history: German rule began in mainland Tanzania during the late 19th century when Germany formed German East Africa. This was followed by British rule after World War I. The mainland was governed as Tanganyika, with the Zanzibar Archipelago remaining a separate colonial jurisdiction. Following their respective independence in 1961 and 1963, the two entities merged in 1964 to form the United Republic of Tanzania.
7. Tanzania is still a member of the Commonwealth as one republic
6. Dar es Salaam used to be the capital but since 1996 its official capital city has been Dodoma where the president's office, the National Assembly, and some government ministries are located.
5. Over 100 different languages are spoken in Tanzania, making it the most linguistically diverse country in East Africa.
4. The national language is Swahili. English is used in foreign trade, in diplomacy, in higher courts, and as a medium of instruction in secondary and higher education,
3. The country is the site of Africa's highest and lowest points: Mount Kilimanjaro, at 5,895 metres (19,341 ft) above sea level, and the floor of Lake Tanganyika, at 1,471 metres (4,826 ft) below sea level, respectively
2. Approximately 38 % of Tanzania's land area is set aside in protected areas for conservation
1. Tanzania has 16 national parks, plus a variety of game and forest reserves, including the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. In western Tanzania, Gombe Stream National Park is the site of Jane Goodall's ongoing study of chimpanzee behavior, which started in 1960. Tanzania has the largest lion population in the world
1 + The Serengeti is part of Tanzania and the largest protected national park k the world 15,000 m2 or 5700 square miles. It is the most spectacular UNESCO world heritage site - a protected national park. It is famous for its annual migration of over 1.5 million white-bearded wildebeest and 250,000 zebra and for its numerous Nile crocodile-and honey badger.
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Waiting for you to come to Uganda
Nice im from.phillipines watching
@@kasozigeoffrey much worse?
@@alvingachie Yeah, some parts of the country.
Why don't you credit the original creators Dicing With Death on Amazon Prime Video with these videos? You just dub in your own narrator and rename the series. How is that legal?
I'm glad I didn't have to read subtitles since I am watching from Kenya. Like if you're from Kenya🇰🇪 or Tanzania🇹🇿
tuko wengi
@@Ninaform Sana
I'm Kenyan, I speak Swahili but I still have to read subtitles... I can't help it. I guess I'm used to reading anything that comes on the screen🤣🤣
They should crossover to Kenya for the next episode
Ati it rarely rains, venye kuko green
These documentaries teaches me an extreme level of humility. God bless people like this.
This is the life they choose
Amin
@@LastOne155Nee
Ze hebben niet gekozen
Woordt voor hun gekozen
@@apben3804 No, it is their country. This is what they want. If they didn't want this, they would change it
@@LastOne155 I read that you don't see a correlation between colonialism and the infrastructure most African countries face today. Give them the funds and wealth back you have stolen from them then their countries will be on the same level as yours.Get yourself educated and don't be a fool among others in the western world.
Man I was smiling when I realized I won’t need subtitles for this one being from Kenya and speaking Swahili. Love my beautiful East Africa shout-out Tanzania!
Hahaha, yeah
Me too from Uganda 🇺🇬
From Middle East but same 😆
Big ups for the east states of Africa
uhuru amefanya kazi Kenya
Greetings to all my Tanzanian brothers and sisters, from down south 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Welcome brother
Pamoja sana kaka
I'm virtually travelling the world with this dope documentaries
Agreed! and not traveling to these countries' tourist spots
glad to help! But whoever can (and I realize it's not only because of the pandemic. But travel if and when you can. Meeting these different cultures face to face is the best form of world peace I can think of. Seriously.
yes, I find these documentaries so interesting, most of you ever get to watch from Africa on tv are wars and conflicts, here you get to watch real life in africa
@interesting World true man ....you get to know the bigger picture
@Free Documentaries keep doing guys ...great work
Great documentaries, some real insight into other ways of life. I am always impressed at how people overcome incredible adversity.
These documentaries need to be shown in schools.
Agreed
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Yes! Thats what I was saying. EVERYONE IN FIRST WORLD COUNTRIES NEED TO WATCH THESE.
They are very heartbreaking and really opened my eyes. I feel like ive been living under a rock.
The other narrator is better, though. He makes it more watchable.
True
I agree even in parliaments to show those greedy Presidents what their greediness nd corruption is doing to innocent people nd to mama Africa our beloved continent.
My neighbouring country Tanzania
Am from Kenya 🇰🇪
Much love
Wakenya mkona kihere here
@@robert3608 makosa ni kwamba haujaelewa anasema nini
@@robert3608machungu ya nini?😂
Watching from Nigeria. Tanzania is truly beautiful.
Wen Nigerian say its beautiful they only mean one thing" women"
@@myself4128 lol
Among the first viewers here... watching from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪 Tanzania is my neighbourhood
Uko tu kila mahali😂😂😂
@@carolekatiko hahahahaha 🕺🕺😂😂😂🤣🤣legend
donholm tuko pamoja bro
@@gibsonmoseti9524 kabisa donholm side gan i used to stay Oyster village opposite harambee sacco with my sister but she is still there🙄🙄
@@kevohwapipelinetransami4351 we brathey uko kila pahali🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Deadly roads documentaries from around the world is my favourite. We can see everything we haven't seen and be grateful for what God give to us. Also for the Govs hopes they could make a better in solving road and transportation matters for a better life..
Indeed. Well said and thank you for taking the time to let us know. Greatly appreciated 😄
@@FreeDocumentary Why don't you credit the original creators Dicing With Death on Amazon Prime Video with these videos? You just dub in your own narrator and rename the series. How is that legal?
Mee tooo😊
I am grateful to the great from the channel who create the awareness of the world we normally do not get to know about
I would never have thought that a documentary series about the condition of roads and transportation could carry and reflect so dramatically peoples struggle for survival.
Once u start watching these documents u can't stop watching so addictive
Hellow am from Tanzania🇹🇿 so proud of my country. Welcome all to visit mount Kilimanjaro.. my neighbours in kenya mambo vipi?🤚🤗
You have such a beautiful country
@@fredrickgitau8036 stop the cap,Tanzania is backwards af
Mambo poa Ndungu yangu nitajaribu nije kuwatembelea
@@ssgkuzu I have visited Arusha,Moshi,Kilimanjaro, daresalaam and Zanzibar,such a beautiful country,
@@ssgkuzu so is kenya, point blank period
Come to Kenya 🇰🇪 soon
How many Kenyans keep up with this roads documentary? Leave a like
Lol! Kenya might have its problems but not this extent
@@westmax8491 You would be surprised. Perhaps you can also check dangerous ways to school in which Kenya has been featured.
@@westmax8491 visit parts of western kenya , lugari ,etc rift valley .Roads very poor .A journey of 15 mins on motorcycle on a dry day will take you 4 hours or more.
I blame our African leaders , Mps ,governers etc
@@kelvinndungu7473 every country has its problems. What he meant is Kenya is one of the wealthier African countries but I know there are roads like this all over Africa. Sad that their politicians have been corrupted by greed. can you imagine if our government didnt provide roads.. honestly Africa countries economies would be alot better if they could fix their roads.
@@mdb1010 sure, we are in consensus in this. I was replying to @west max's assertion.
When I watch these documentaries, I thank God each day that I was in a family that values education. It really is the only way out of poverty in Africa
As an Albino, my grandfather had to train me to protect myself. He also did it to shape my body into a normal while still looking like an Albino. The training was rough. Often telling me at a young age that people will gourge my red eyes out of envy, skin me for trophy, or even eat me. Yeah.... He said all of that. He passed away 5 years ago but I still train the different martial arts and weaponry he taught me. I'm also learning Muay Thai, Kali, and some parts of kick boxing. Currently learning on how to use different types of military grade guns. If you're wondering how old I am, I just turned 20 last month.
Its not that I want to become a highly trained assassin or something... I just want to learn more because training and learning has always been my thing.
Ha ha thank you for the documentary. Me watching from Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. Born and raised in TZ, very proud to be born in Tanzania, Oh thank you Jesus.
Mimi hapa
You're coming closer home😊
Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪
Kenyan likes👇
Replying from Tanzania.
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Kenyans in every TH-cam videos spreading this 'like' madness
@@eugenewakoli4485 😂😂😂
Am proud to be Tanzanian woman.... Home sweet home 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
Hi Zuley
@@rayharvest hello
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@@rajiburrahman8176 Tanzania
I come from the East African country of Uganda 🇺🇬 and Tanzania 🇹🇿 is my neighbourhood country, i really give heads off to the whole crew of free documentary for the enormous amount of work they do to show us what is happening in other parts of the world 🌎. Its worth a follow and more educative .salute to the crew members
The brotherhood btn Kenya🇰🇪 and Tanzania is something else...much love ❤️❤️❤️
Did we watch the same documentary??
Where does that come in?
Tanzanians are always bitter of Kenya
Miss you Tanzania, my first African country visit & I fall in love with you.❤️❤️❤️❤️
I miss tanzania when I landed in Dar es Salam julius kambarage nyerere airpor with FLY Emirates from Dubai to Dar es Salam terminal 3
Watching from Tanzania. My country, my home. Still the best documentary
wow, thats insane how are things there?
Pamoja sana man... Also I'm watching from Tanzania 🇹🇿
I have watched every documentaty in this channel and i never even once thought my country would be featured because somehow we have great roads in many parts of the country. But this documentary is a humbling experience, i now understand that we don't all have it as good
I miss TZ.
@@karanjakamau57 wewe ni MTZ na una majina ya wakikuyu kaka?
The best documentary I have ever watched, thanks free documentary team... The people are very lovely and peaceful, Nature of tanazania is quite pretty .. respect from Afghanistan 🇦🇫
Am from🇰🇪....and nice documentary....Tanzanians for sure are very hard-working
My favorite Documentary on the internet!
Tanzania 🇹🇿 our neighbors. The documentary provides a true state of events. Love from Kenya 🇰🇪
😠😠😠😠
Watching From Houston Texas. Tanzania is such a beautiful Country, I wish to visit there.
Ur welcome sir am tanzanian citizen
Lived in Tanzania for two years building schools and teaching and it was the most amazing time of my life… Truly humbling and i would recommend it to anyone.
Also it was the first time id ever been outside the US..
Tanzania my heart ❤️ I can’t wait to visit that
Deadliest Roads is my favourite series out of your documentries. Thank god I found this channel. Orelse this quarantine would have been super boring. ❤️💪
This was really touching. Its amazing to see smiles on the faces of people going through all that struggle. It teaches us appreciate what we have and understand how much more needs to be done to make a better world for everyone. Keep up the good work guys.
i never knew our neighbours have such a beautiful country. am from Kenya
Tanzania is almost as twice as Kenya and whole country is lush with over 38% reseverd land (untouched)
You've finally come close to home. Watching from Kenya.
🤣 🤣 Tz wamechomewa mbaya
me too
@@kayrow2776 wewe sema hivyo. Watakuja Kenya halafu waende samburu ama Turkana🤣🤣
@@kayrow2776 aah picha imeungua kabisa 😂😂
@@slymusau Ya Kenya wataenda Turkana most probably
The government bought a new luxury ship for them. From Tanzania
I like Tanzania...... beautiful and full of rice at a cheaper price all the way from Uganda. waiting for part 2
I'm watching from Somalia this is awesome love to tanzania ❤️
maxaa nojeceshahay
Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪Tanzania is our neighbors
Amazing. The translations are essentially a "creative suggestion" of what is actually being said in Kiswahili, and not what they're actually saying.
A guy wants to be bullet proof..that was direct translation.
Being a Kenyan I listened rather than read the subtitles. It was was actually more interesting getting it first hand.
OMG!" The narrator presents them as challenged people. I see this type of challenge all over the world. It is absolutely beautiful! I love the idea of being on that boat. The boat should be renovated ( fans to cool the people, more seating, compartments with markings to distinguish peoples produce products) to make the travelers more comfortable.
Those people are beautiful, even when they are faced with challenges. I am glad everything went well for everyone. Mungu ni mzuri sana. God have blessed them all abundantly. Amina.
I'm a Tanzanian and I commend you for this wonderful documentary.
I wish our local journalists to do documentaries like this one
Kabisa itapendeza kama matatizo yetu yatasemwa na watu wetu ila mda mwingine nahisi labda bajeti ya kufanya makala kama hii ndo inawakwamisha,
@@MariamMkusa hakika Mariam I wish ingekuwa hivyo
Tupo pamoja lakini Tanzania tunaafadhari nimeangalia clip video moja Hapa Ya Congo democratic Republic huwezi amini Mzee Baba
@@smukelomkhize9775 Nimeona Tanzania kidogo tumeendelea kwenye eneo la barabara
I ..have never miss any episode of free documentary FROM NEPAL::
Nepal ko ni naya banaulan ki feri
Just watched the driver from Nepal... Really moved... Love from kenya🇪
@@bantuvoicemuchaikinuthia2536
Thanks .. i am nepali love you from nepal
Let's all give thanks to the camera men and the crew in making this documentary one of our favorite!!!
So France watches these docs and then picks which ones to take for their soccer team
I'm simply humbled at the resilience this people have. My bad day doesn't compare to the hardship most will endure on a given day. It is a beautiful country and the people are real with triumph and tribulation. They always seem to overcome and come through victorious and live to fight another day. Africa is a special sacred place and so is Tanzania. Gob bless.
Watching from Kenya....Learning More about our Tanzanian Neighbours :)
@omach Davidakona bulletproof medicine.
In now believe the history I did in primary school was true.
@@petma5551 lol what did you learn buddy?
@@petma5551 you gonna leave us in suspense?
Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪 I love this documentary so much
Kenya is worse
@@godwinmartin4084 proof.
This documentaries makes me appreciate our government 🇰🇪 .. they heavily invest in roads
@@godwinmartin4084 you got proof?
Thank you for this series. So much of hardship, yet it’s all so beautiful. Such a beautiful part of the planet.
I am amazed by how beautiful Tanzania is.
watching from kenya. love tanzania
Without doubt the best documentary channel on TH-cam. Never stop guys. Millions depend on your show to appreciate what we have.
I am from South Africa za must say im touched yet entertained we are learning a lot with this documentaries and we also learning to be thankul to God
That food on the ship looks delicious
Yet again another brilliant documentary! I absolutely love these. I've watched every single episode but yet every single one surprises me. Great job to all the film crew for putting all of this together. Would love to experience some of this myself.
The best documentary of my life! Every day I look forward to the latest show, it makes my life more grateful for the pleasures of this life..thank you mat salleh!
It's the most educative documentary that are shown by Free Documentaries team. To show what life is all about.
Thanks so much so nice.
Thank you! Our hope is that teachers and students suggest showing these docs. Understanding how the worlds of people, the cultures, the social structure actually brings us all closer together through respect and acceptance.
I’m addicted to this channel,tour around the world virtually,see how tough the peoples lives,struggle of life,hats off the team.👏👏
Same here, whenever i feel like my life is difficult i watch one or two of these before I am thankful for everything I have.
This is by far the most intriguing and hilarious documentary on roads. The narrator as usual is the best
I've been to Kigoma twice via Mwanza, twenty years ago. Back then it was a deadly journey.
Honestly now with *Free Documentary* I've learned more world histories than I ever did during my High school years.
Me too. I highly suggest you check out their other channels if you haven't already. They're so crazy but amazing and extremely informative just like these are. Their nature channel is mind blowing ☺️✌️
@@HawkHarv2232 yes Sir true that...and yes I've checked several of them. Am just amazed and all excited at the same time learning different cultures throughout the world. Epic👌💯👌
God bless my country 🇹🇿, God bless East Africa, our fellow neighbours from Kenya 🇰🇪 Love you all
Thank you for still making these documentaries ❤️
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I love this channel its just so relaxing and you can actually learn Hope this continues for years to come👏🏽
I don’t wanna travel on any of the roads in these series but the landscape is beautiful in every single place.
Am from TANZANIA and am so proud to see my country
Watching from Tanzania. The gvt is on initial stages to rebuild liemba boat
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Rebuild!! They need to put it in the museum and purchase a new boat or boats that are made for human use.. Don't tell me the gvt can't afford a new single boat even if the country is the poorest.. Corruption everywhere in the world
@@nostalgio697 I am glad this old girl is being rebuilt/refurbished. However, I do agree it would be ideal for this relic to be sold to a museum, especially if they somehow reinstalled a steam engine on it and used it for tourism... maybe somewhere in Europe.
Speaking like a politician
considering that Lake Tanganyika
is located within the continent of Africa, maybe rebuilding mv liemba is much cost effective than buying a new one considering that it is already inside the lake.
I'm watching from Tanzania Kama wewe ni mtanzania umefika huku weka like hapa 😊😊
Deadliest roads are some of the best documentary’s. Insight to some of the worst conditions people live in around the world.. humbling!!
Tanzania my heart ❤️ I can’t wait to visit that beautiful country 🇹🇿
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Karibu🤗
That was amazing documentary. The people who do the photography are outstanding in every way. Thanks for sharing.
Thank god for the men that created thriving cultures. Handout cultures will live in the past.
You see corruption , lack of leadership and poor organisation. That's the problem. Once u arrest this, positivity will come after eg education
These documentaries really causes one to wonder about life's challenges, ppls strength, resilience, humility n that drive to live joyfully with whatever one has in store. Thanks for sharing
One of the best documentary in the world,greating from Indonesian🇮🇩
DIRECTION, CAMERAMAN, BACKGROUND MUSIC AND EDITING are wonderful amazing which all made those deadliest journeys memorable catchy experience...
Two of coolest people I have met are Kenyans and Tanzanians.
Wakenya hoyee!
@@lydiadavis74 hoyee
Wakenya watu roho safi
Tanzanians oyee.
Kenyans, Ghanians, Ethiopians, will remain the coolest Africans for me. Ciao
the sacrifice the documentary crew go thru is amazing - just for us to enjoy and learn different countries ...great job guys
My favourite thing about Sundays 😍
Excellent.
Tanzania a very beautiful and green country. Plan to visit our country. U will enjoy alot
Definitely on my list
cannot stop on watching these great documentary serie ... another one of top level
Another brilliant documentary. Seeing the people, the way they travel, their homes, the land and an 104 year old passenger ship, heavily overloaded and still going. Buying petrol at 1 or 2 litres at the time, while only having two working gears in the ute is not getting you very far. We in the Western world are spoilt, Love the series. Greetings from New Zealand.
GREAT JOB THIS IS WHAT I CALL REAL DOCUMENTARY KEEP THEM COMING THANKS!!
Tulipotoka ni mbali sana ukilinganisha na sasa naamini tutafika polepole ndo mwendo. MUNGU ibariki TANZANIA MUNGU ibariki AFRIKA. TANZANIA ONE LOVE💖💖🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
I saw a dozen from the series Deadliest Roads, but this is the most dramatic among all of them. Great job of the makers. I'll watch all the episodes.
The immense beauty of Lake Tanganyika in Tanzania is captured in this documentary. The challenges faced by the Tanzanians as they cross it on pickup trucks and the historic LIEMBA ship are truly eye-opening. Thanks for sharing this captivating journey.
Respect for the hardships shown -- but Tanzania actually looks like a nice place to visit. Gorgeous. Ship looked fine. Decent roads.
It’s a wonderful country to visit. Safaris, the Maasai and Zanzibar. Very safe and beautiful.
Yeah, Tanzania is unlike the rest. Been there in 1991.
Guess in rural areas its tough yet !
I would ride that ship. But first class of course. I can get claustrophobic around a lot of people in such cramped quarters. I watched deadliest roads Congo. The one about the Congo train and boat, and also one about the road there on route 1. It's a good couple documentaries. I also watched some Congo tribe hunting baboons. Crazy. I would choose DRC Congo for visiting but it's seems kind of scary depending on where and who you meet.
I am addicted to see free Documentry all episodes specially 1) Dangerous ways to go school
2 ) deadliest roads
BRO I LIKE THE MISSISIPI JAIL🤣🤣THAT SO FUN TO WATCH
I love your documentary, keep up the good work of showing us various places on this planet. Am learning a lot as well. Following from 🇰🇪
Closer to Home Finally my Brothers from Tanzania, Can't wait for deadliest Roads Uganda, a country that always seems to be Forgotten, but My Home
Free documentary is such an amazing tool for me and others. It gives me a view of what i cannot see in real life but is true in other places. It makes me feel thankful of what I have and what was given to us. Thank you FD.
Thank you for being a fan of our work!
Really like all of these documentaries, I am addicted to them. Big greetings from Belgrade Serbia!
People are strangling my God bless them. After watching this I feel the life am living it's mercy from God.
Tremendous work by the camera man, very professional.
@neró especially 29:50 , what attention to detail.
Last week i watched feeling depressed today im watching feeling happy...thankful and thanks for this beautiful doc. Love u guys 💕
Right back atchya 😌
It still catches me by surprise, the week goes so fast these days. This looks looks very interesting. 🙏
It teaches us really extreme level of humility if I consider the good living around me and comparing it to how people are suffering in most of these documentaries
So interesting to watch how vastly different our lives are from one another. You don’t get to choose which parents your born too. And where that happens to be can judge your future most times. I’m so blessed to be born in NY & I never forget that. And I’ll never forget how lucky I am to live in a first world country. ❤️
NONSENSE. Many Americans are homeless and have life worse than people in Africa.
Watching from Tanzania! Thanks for coming!
In the name of the team, crew, production thank you for having us.
God bless the people of Tanzania and country. 👐
Oooh! My LOAD GOD, bless my Beautiful country Tanzania, the place with lovely and humble people, the place without any discriminations among the people or regions, the place of piece and respect for any foreigner, the place on earth where you'll never regret to be! Love Tanzania.
not sure if those albino people who got their hands cut off for shaman 'medicine' that lives what i could describe only as prison would agree with that the place is without any discriminations
What about the killings of albinos?
Watching from Uganda.
Thank you for such informative documentaries; help us travel the world, and appreciate God for the lives we live.