CAPE TOWN SOUTH AFRICA TO NAIROBI KENYA BY ROAD l LIV KENYA EPISODE 22 ( NAMIBIA🇳🇦)
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My prayer is subaru to sponsor you this year so that you can upload more episodes and travel to different countries
Amen to that, Lilian. That would be wonderful
I now agree that Subaru is a powerful car indeed
Hi Lilian, Shell as well dear, they should come on board.
@@tondanimakwarela9115 I support you on that
This is an awesome suggestion. Subaru pls come through.
Wow.Liv Kenya you and the Co-drivers must be very goal oriented individuals.Druving for such long distance is not a joke
Thank you so much. We were work with timelines, so discipline was important.
Thank you for visiting our country, I love traveling videos, but I will soon do one from Namibia through Angola going up DRC, Congo, Gabon all the way to Cameroon.. Much Luv, Nam Luv, 🤟🤟
Wow! Interesting!! That will be one epic road trip. I hope you will share your experience🤗🤗
Please do document your trip, would really love to see that 😊
Further info: Namib desert is hot and can go up 50 degrees in some parts. The part you were at coast is cool coz it's along the Atlantic ocean. Atlantic ocean is the coldest ocean. It releases cold air into the desert up to some kilometres that's why whole coastline of namibia whether is same as Cape town. South Atlantic is cold ocean. Indian ocean is warm ocean. Namib desert starts from SA border in South of Namibia up to Angola border in north of namibia. The desert coastline of Namibia is 1,570 km long and entirely covered by desert. However, the mountainous town along the entire coastline is Luderitz port in Southern Namibia. Inland namib desert is hot as u leave depart ocean side but dnt make a mistake coz the namib even part that is 200km away from ocean is very cold in the night and hot during day.
I like educating travellers on what I know about Namibia and a countries where you travel to if I know some info.
Moreso, Kavango and Zambezi regions have the highest rainfall pattern in Namibia in any given yesr but Zambezi region has the highest coz it's also surrounded by 4 rivers:Cuando river from Angola via western Zambezi region, Linyanti river in Western Zambezi region separating Botswana from Namibia, Zambezi river separating Namibia and Zambia as well as Chobe river separating Namibia and Botswana in South east.
Youve given me an indepth insight about namib desert, cheers!
Great info! Thank you so much for the insight, @mzerk.
One thing I’ve noticed about the quality of life in those Southern African countries especially Botswana 🇧🇼 and Namibia 🇳🇦 is that life there appears to be quite easier when compared to life here in Kenya 🇰🇪
And also, people down there don’t appear to be as hard working as Kenyans are! We might have a bigger GDP or economy here in Kenya but the quality of life is definitely better in Namibia and Botswana!
And I really enjoyed this episode Liv 👍
Yeah sure. Uku ukienda unakua milionare na ujanja ya kenya bora usikue mwizi.😁
As a Zimbabwean based in UK seeing you guys mess around with that yellow wild fruit we call umkhemeswani in Ndebele language I was in pain as I’ve not eaten one in about 20years.. at some point I was jus like Liv please pass it over here😂
We dont have boda boda in Southern Africa but Angola is having even the matatu we dont, the buses and mini buses here are for long distances only even 7 seaters are for long distances in Namibia
Since I have been watching your show, I feel as if I have visited these parts of our Motherland. You show the world the beauty of our land as created by God. Indeed, our continent is Beautiful. Keep up the good work 👍👍👌👌
Thank you. Our motherland is beautiful
This Live kenya is a gem.And with the splicing of so beautiful Cape Town 😊
This LIV KENYA is a gem. And with the spicing of Vapa, it's simply too too cool..BINGO 🌍🎉🎉❤❤
Thank you so much🤗🤗
Hi Liv, am a wildlife specialist and at the national park just after Okavango river bridge was a herd of roan antelopes. I wish you were able to highlight that roan antelopes in Kenya are highly threatened to local extinction and are only found in one national park called Ruma in Lambwe valley in Homabay County. I was exited seeing them roaming freely along the road in your video.
Thank you for the information, Chrispine.
Am happy you guys connected with ThatGalVapa
She is a gem @Mwakazi. She made our stay in Namibia wonderful
@@LIVKENYA am so happy. She is coming in October. We just chatted.
Hie there
The unique orange/brownish fruit that you saw in the northen part of Namibia is a common indigenous fruit of Zimbabwe , mainly found in the rural areas . In our Shona language we call it " " matamba " and in English its called Monkey orange fruit or Klapper apple
Hello Liv Kenya! Just discovered your channel today. Great content. I live both in Angola and Namibia. You passed my town, Rundu where I am now.
Give a thumbs-up to Subaru,I have enjoyed and still enjoying the adventure with you guys here in the uae 🇦🇪
Thank you for following this journey
The trip was a testimony to Subaru. Subaru should include Liv Kenya as a brand ambassador Africa division 👍🏾
06:08 😂 that’s an elephant 🐘. Thank you for visiting us in the South.
😅😅 Thank you for watching.
Groot means big its an Afrikaans word
Groot = big
Fontein = fountain
Na si mnapenda pap... Pap all day everday.🤣🤣🤣🤣. Kwanza Jane and Adijah....
Anyway, enjoying the series so much. Great content! I'm hooked!
😅😅 Paap hushika tumbo vizuri. Thank you for tuning in, Maria.
Kavango region have timper, the old cars are mostly used in the villages
hello LIV!! I do love what your doing.. I have a dream of travelling from Dar es Salaam to Capetown.. But because of you, soon i will start such trip..
Hello, Rocky Mdede. Thank you. That road trip will be epic. Happy and safe travels. I hope you will consider sharing your experience.
@@LIVKENYA I will do that LIV..
Liv Kenya love's what her and the Team are doing.Great way to make passive income.💜
The drive from Whk to Katima is so nostalgic. Liv,, that fruit is a Monkey Orange. My brother used to bring some home from Turkana. Loved it!!
We used to call the fruit 'vitoria' when we were in primary school,mombasa.Mid 90s.Tulikuwa tunaweka masala yaliochanganywa na chumvi,very sweet.
All these years in Mombasa na sijawahi iona. Will look out for it nionje na hiyo masala😅
Wakaribishwa.Safiri salama.
God bless ya Liv ya good at bringing African experience to others
Amen🙏🙏. God bless you too. Thank you for following this journey.
Driving in Namibia is awesome.roads are mostly empty 😄
It is quite enjoyable and fast
Woow. Nice vlog. Vapa is rich. She's spinning a German Machine 😀
The way I ❤you guys,every episode is so educational and inspiring and I appreciate the Liv Kenya Team ❤❤🇿🇦👌
Thank you so much. We love you too. I am glad you are enjoying this journey
Hi. Nice content. The fruit you were eating is a wild fruit normally called the monkey orange in English.
Following you guys from Jinja Ug
42:51. That fruit we call it “Masala” or “Monkey Orange” in South Africa 🇿🇦. We also use it to make a spice
in Zulu is AMAHLALA, Natal Orange/Monkey Orange
@@J-MP36 Yes, you right. am from Northeast of Mpumalanga, Masala in Xitsonga 🇿🇦❤️
Really interesting. Thank you, @kindmkansi
I see my friend Jane. Poghisio akwa?? Will be tuned from now onwards.
That fruit we call it ambuno in luo😄
Mostly you'll find them along the rivers.
Inaunda wine fiti sana ukiwa tu home.
Alaaaar! We have it here? Very very interesting. Hiyo wine mazee😅
@@LIVKENYA Yea ziko area yetu, along river Awach ziko mob sana.
Io wine saa unaferment tu na sugar kiasi for like 3 to 4 days😄
Oh wow! It's so good to know what it is called in Dho Luo. Thanks@@Ngolo1905
Botswana also imports lot of cars from South Africa and what confuses is that they only have plenty of car dealerships. They don't do assemblies most of the times.
The original name of the river you just crossed is called Kuvangu. From the tribe, "Nyemba" where the source of the river is.
I wanted you guys to taste the kapana meat with salsa and mahangu pap.
Rundu to Katima Muliro it’s hot because of Zambezi river , waiting until you cross the boarder to Zambia 🇿🇲 the roads are disaster… Seshekhe to Livingston..
Noted with thanks. You are right about that road. A complete nightmare🥲
Eish Liv, this episode has inspired me to plan a road trip from South Africa to Angola through Namibia preferably with a 4x4 German machine as you call them. After watching each episode I feel so relaxed and fulfilled, I wonder how you people are feeling right now because this is a serious mental reset. Thank you.
The road trip was very fulfilling, Sammy. Can't wait to hear about your experience. Safe and happy travels.
Grootfontein means Big or huge fountain. Groit is afrikaans for big
I used to live in Otjiwarongo in 2022 … I loved it
Beautiful and peaceful place
The fruit is common in the coastal part of Kenya. They call it vitoria. Sprinkle some sugar and chilii on it. Enjoy😋😋😋😋
Now I am going to look for it. I did not think we had it here. Thank you for the tip💃💃
i am watching you strait from George in the Garden route area in the western cape 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦👍👍🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Thank you for tuning in, @mcluyeye. We can't wait to be back to check out George
Awesome Content.... Kudos
This Group Doesn't Disappoint, Represent +254
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Salimia Travel Gang Kali
Thank you so much, Michael. Thank you for following this journey. Will pass your regards
@@LIVKENYA
You have good educative content of all TH-camrs in Kenya
Asanti & Keep Up
Thanks Liv.looking forward in to another episode especially as you traverse your way back through malawi.cant wait to see.
Thanks too for watching, Kenneth. Stay tuned. More videos will be up soon.
Pap is an Afrikaans word for porridge,,and Uugali is maybe in Swahili so we also have our own native names for pap/poridge in all languages is diffetent
In Zimbabwe That fruit is called damba for singular or matamba for plural. Very tasty traditional fruit and very prevalent in Southern Africa
Great to know, @southside soldier. Thank you for watching
This has been a wonderful episode. Asante sana. What a beautiful visual story. Namibia is indeed beautiful. When visiting and using an airport and coming from SA - the officials make the entry easy. Namibia gives a peaceful energy. Looking forward to the cross over into Zambia. 🇿🇲.
Thank you so much, @Proud African. Namibia is a very peaceful country. Thank you for following this journey and stay tuned for more.
Namibia has the best roads in Africa
Debatable, but yes, their roads are quite good
Hello Liv. Silent viewer here. I've followed you in many other journeys before and I have travelled with you since you left Nairobi. Thank you for the great adventure. Wishing you all the best back home and cant wait for the next road trip. I just felt I had to comment today.
Thank you so much for commenting and for following us throughout this journey, @focusmedia. I am glad you are enjoying the videos. More to come.
The meals look so yummy 😋, especially the meat and their kind of kachumbari, Amazing
It was delicious. If not careful, one can eat over 2kgs of meat in one sitting.
this was a great episode wow;we still waiting for this years calender
I have already posted the calendar on the community section, Vincent. I will also do a Live video soon to talk about those trips.
noted
@@LIVKENYA
i always enjoy your onboard playlist keep it up I have followed you since Nairobi
That tamarind fruit like we call it kitoria at the coastal part of Kenya
Interesting that we have it here in Kenya, Diana. I can only imagine the drinks it makes😅
Here in Kenya they make mabungo juice ask for it when u come to coast
definately going to Namibia soon
The country is good and very quite, less populated but very dry and too hot. Wait till you get to TZ as it has been raining a lot lately you will like the greenish scenery
The Northern part of Namibia is quite green. The rains have indeed transformed Southern TZ. We left dry shrubs on our way down South and when we came back, we were surprised to see thick green landscapes
Excellent content as usual. Keep it coming ...i feel like ive been all over with you guys , cant wait for the next vlog. Barikiweni
Thank you so much, Yussuf Haji. Barikiwa pia. I am glad you are enjoying the virtual trips.
Liv u hav talked of Bodas in E. Africa. Do u knw, in UG Boda Boda biz (Cycle Taxis) started around mid 70´s at de UG-KE borders by use of bicycles, were commuting passengers to de borders and back, its why de name! It was in de time u cld cross de border to & fro without any passport documentation if on foot! I guess in TZ de boda biz started much later. However, will always keep enjoying ur Safari adventure, big up!
Wow! That's wonderful. No wonder the name Border -Border (Boda boda). It makes alot of sense. Now I have some research to do about it. Thank you for highlighting this
5:15 Kenya actually has a VW assembly. They make the VW Polo in Thika Town.
Great to learn, Nicholas. Thank you.
I can see that it's been raining.
We are still watching!Nice
Love your bargaining skills....Keep it up!
True African😆. There is no such thing as a fixed price in our vocabulary
Your hostess there is a wonderful artist 😅
The finger is called the Caprivi Strip
Thank you, Oupa. I won't forget.
Thanks lukenya and the team.I can now relate so well with the countries featured.Lesotho being my favourite,maloti my never to be forgotten word and chakalaka Adyah's favourite.
You are welcome, Joyce. Lesotho is truly enchanting. Now that you mentioned, I miss me some chakalaka😅😅😅
Thank you guys for visiting southern africa. That fruit in Zimbabwe is called ukhemeswane. Actually at a certain point on the zambezi 5 southern African countries meet zim zam bots Namibia and angola. Travel safely and Gods speed
Noted with thanks. Thank you so much for your prayers and support, @nontandondlovu
the fruit 43:44 mins ... in meru,kenya its called mbage ... consumed fresh or for alcohol production
The fruit you were eating on your way from Rundu town is called, likolo (makolo) plural. During heavy rain season you very sweet once.
Great works liv kenya
Thank you.
Liv Kenya this is wonderful . I,m learning a❤❤❤❤lot. T
Happy to hear that, Andrew
Grateful to Vapha for awesome authentic african hospitality
God bless her. She was very kind
This is the Namibian "Nyama kyoma"..This Vapa gal is simply terrific...I was forced to subscribe to her Vapa channel..and I learnt a lot from her traditional Namibia wedding experience.. Watching and following from Kampala Uganda East Africa 🌍🌍🌍🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
Yes it is. Thank you for supporting Vapa. She is wonderful
That fruit is Bungo in Swahili (Tz) love from Sweden .
Hello, Afronur. I have taken Bungo juice and the taste is different from this fruit. Perhaps, they are related but different. I have learnt here that it is called Monkey Orange in English and Kitoria in the coastal region of Kenya.
We call the fruit Matamba , its very common in Bostwana, Namibia, Zimbabwe. And Northern South Africa. Beautiful fruit and we use it to make a drink similar to Marula. Plentiful of it in Namibia North.
Wow Ive never seen or heard of it before
Interesting! Must be quite a tasty drink🤗
I've never seen it in South African supermarkets😭😭. I want to taste it so bad.
In Zambia we call it ichisongole in bemba language.
Love your channel guys. I really enjoy it. Your channel should've reached 50k subscribers by now but I know it's only a matter of time before you reach 50k.
Thank you so much, @phumlanezwane. We will get there and beyond, God willing🙏🙏
Hey Olivia another well put together episode ❤👍🏾
Hello, Mariorafe. Thank you🙏
Karibu!!!@@LIVKENYA
Thanks for the great content, I appreciate some historical facts that you provide about some places. In the future, please visit and share airport information for each contries
Thank you for the suggestion, @Mbhazo.
thanks Vapa for hosting Liv kenya am thinking most town are not too populated watu si wengi ,av also noticed that there fuel iko safi sana, barabara safi sana,and and all nice episode more please much luv great everyone❤💯
Vapa was wonderful.
Namibia's population is small.
I agree. They have quality fuel and great roads.
Thank you so much for watching, Websta. More videos are on the way
@@LIVKENYA cant wait great everyone much luv ❤💯
@Livkenya, take me to Kamakis of this place. I'll be tasting choma of one kilo every day later get home and eat ugali mala and sleep
🤣🤣🤣🤣 we were joking about this exact thing at that market. Someone said they would conceal their ugali in a bag and keep tasting the meat from each stand. By the time they get to the end of the line, they would be full
Nice blog liv the room looks nice
hey how r the other guys doing of the second subaru
Oh my goodness.. I love travel content❤❤i feel like i travelled with you guys.. Cant wait for the next episode😊
Thank you for tuning in, Ann. Glad you are enjoying this series. Stay tuned for more
The wait is over!
Thank you for tuning in, Kevin
VW manufactures in Thika. Peugeot is in Mombasa.
Love the way you tandika the Kenyan flag
Thank you. It was a great reminder of home🤗
You have to spread the mother land love🇰🇪Liv
Here we are once more. Thanks Liv.
You are welcome and thanks too for tuning in, Manuel
You girls are amazing,don't stop your journeys,iam very happy and proud of you.
Thank you so much, Peter. We will keep going💃💃
i always love travelling its thrilling 🤗🤗
I agree it is. Addictive too. Thanks for watching.
Iam still here following
Thank you so much for continuous support.
Cars aren’t cheap at all in SA…SA is probably in the top 10 most expensive cars in the world..I live in Dubai and thry have some of the best cars but prices don’t get close to SA prices..Your host got it wrong there..And Botswana doesn’t assemble cars..They buy most of their cars in Japan like Kenya..
Thank you for the information.
You guys must have had a lot of fun, I am jealous 🤪
We had a memorable experience. Join us someday😅
That caprivi strip section is giving ukambani vibes
That is right😅
Greet the driver for me, he’s so strong and very experienced . Kudos to all the team to reach this milestone ❤🎉. Zambian🇿🇲 lady here
Hello, Christabel. Will pass your regards to Patrick. Thank you so much for following the journey.
liv i think that fruit is Utu fruit...you are from Mombasa you probably heard of mabungo!!nice video
Thank you so much. I have tasted Bungo juice in Zanzibar but it did not taste the same. But, yes, others have also confirmed that it is found in Mombasa. Will look out for it
That fruit in mombasa we call it kitoria/vitoria..... goes well with masala(pilipili)
So I am told, Lilian. Will look out for it. Thank you.
@@LIVKENYA karibu
Its called the Caprivi Strip.
Liv a must try list
Yes my constituency name is named after those mountains Omatako constituency...
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THANK YOU @livkenya, Hadiya, Patrick & Jane, for inspiring us to go & experience some southern hospitality!!! 🇿🇦 🇳🇦 🇱🇸 🇿🇼 🇧🇼 🇿🇲 🇹🇿
At the end of this series, I hope you will recap the prep process, best bits & the things to look out for. 🖤
Thank you too for following this journey, @cherry. We will do a recap to summarize the budget and mention all the requirements you will need to embark on this trip and cross all those borders.
That Intercape bus 50:56 is probably going to South Africa
Looks really comfortable. I wonder how long it takes🤔
Great content @Liv Kenya. 👏 watching from "V"indhoek 😅, Namibia. G in Grootfontein is a bit silent also
Thank you, Noah. 😅😅These silent syllables though?
@LIVKENYA the G is not silent Liv, you pronounce it the same way you do the G in Gaborone, the sound comes from the throat.
Oh gals you’ve been blessed God has been on your side safe travel
Amen and thank you. God has been on our side throughout the journey. We thank Him🙏🙏
I have lost interest on watching the normal TV shows because of content like these. They are row and real and bring fresh media atmosphere. I have enjoyed every episode so far, to an extend that I feel sad when one episode come to an end. Thanks for the good work.
Thank you so much for your kind words, Jabulani. I am glad you are enjoying the videos. More videos will be up soon🤗
I think the reason there many boda bodas in East Africa is because of high populations especially in the cities/towns.. Bodas Bodas ease travel, especially in traffic jams...This is not the case in southern AFrican cities/towns where travelling population is not so much , with hardly in traffic congestions
It's because there is no good public transport systems in big east African cities compared to big Southern African cities(BRT buses, metrorail, Metro buses and others)
@@Ntsako27 But BRT was only introduced in 2010, and remember even although we have metro rail, it doesn’t connect everywhere, it’s minibus taxis that are almost everywhere.
Bodaboda are a political problem
Very true cos Western Africa also have boda boda
In my village here in South Africa we have two types of one of that wild fruit you were eating. The other one is little bit sour and the other one is sweet. The one that you were eating is a sour one and we call it Lerutla and the sweet one we call it Lekwakwa. That's Sepedi language mainly spoken in the Northern Province of South Africa called Limpopo Province.
Thank you so much for the information, @Lordwick. Will look out for it whenever I am in the regions