Kenya: Come Hell or High Water | Deadliest Journeys
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- Climate change is cutting Kenya in two: in the north, entire regions are suffering from a deep drought while in the south, populations find themselves threatened by rising water levels. Every week, Adam buys fish from Lake Victoria fishermen to sell at the cannery. A race against time and the sun begins in his unrefrigerated truck. On the Baringo Lake side, it's quite the opposite: residents have to deal with crocodiles, formerly far from the banks. As for the school, it has become an island and some children are forced to cross on makeshift rafts.
Directors: Frédéric ELHORGA; Guillaume LHOTELLIER
For crying out loud, five pieces of fish in a whole lorry and you expect us to believe. We shall come for you.
Exactly what l was thinking what a load of crap 😂😂😂😂 l don't know why they don't buy a winch and a land anchor and they could pull themselves out ffs
True
Motorbike would be enough...ama probox.... Land cruiser zipo....aaah watu si wajinga bwana
Hawa hawajui Gen z tumeshawajua 😂 Hii ni kipindi
😂😂 Imagine mimi nimejiuliza worra this
Filmed in recent months from a Kenyan's perspective, this content, despite some obvious exaggerations and the influence of the Hawthorne Effect, is enjoyable and provides a great overview of life in Kenya.
What's the Hawthorne effect?
@@bensanders7392 The Hawthorne effect is a type of human behavior reactivity in which individuals modify an aspect of their behavior in response to their awareness of being observed
Someone ferrying 100kg fish in a 11 ton truck was abit overboard , 😅
@@wmutoro83 have also been wondering, angetumia pickup
when i was a kid we had to paddle 3 miles to school past hungry crocs
Kenya is a great country. But like the rest of African countries, it is being eaten from within piece by piece by a high level of corruption among the ruling class. They don’t care about the people in the countryside. They made Nairobi, their place of residence, look shiny. But the rest of the country is anguishing in poverty and lack of good infrastructures. And this is why many people prefer to move to the capital city. If those small towns and villages are developed, nobody will leave. People will have work in their home areas , and this means more people will contribute to society, which is very healthy for the economy of the country.
In Africa we have greedy and mediocre sort of politicians whose ambition is only to steal more money. While the leaders of other parts of the world are busy lifting their people out from poverty and coming up with ideas to compete in the world economy, the African politicians are working overtime to take the continent backward.
Please stop this nonsense of lies…this documentary is a poor fabrication of the reality on the ground. Everyone has been paid to make the trips. We can see through the lies and acting 😅
I HAVE OFTEN WONDERED WHY ALL OF AFRICA AND THIRD WORLD NATIONS ALL OVER THE WORLD HAVE THIS MALIGNANT TUMOR CALLED CORRUPTION? I FIND MYSELF ASKING GOD WHAT WE EVER DID WRONG?😢, AND TO PLEASE 🙏🏾 FORGIVE US OF WHATEVER WE DID WRONG.
Kenya needs a revolution ASAP
they focused in places with bad local governance and primitive cultures..
@@samtroy Yeah and end up like Libya or Syria. Grass isn't always greener on the other side
I'm from Kenya,I'm a fan of this documentary. On behalf of all Kenyans,I apologize to the whole world. This episode is full of acting & staging. Please pull this episode down. We have refrigerated trucks to transport fish
I think hiyo ilikuwa return trip kwa jamaa wa lorry.
very true and honest.the true situation aint like this,..Infrastructure in Kenya has really improved...these guys just caught up with hungry guys..full of staging..the makers of this documentary should recheck the position of Beautiful Kenya by World bank rankings,this is a big lie...
I think this documentary gives a real view of how life in Kenya and possibly you may not know this area
Kenya has 47 counties ....
@@southafricacelebrityobserv2943 i appreciate your time and view..am a Kenyan. Kenya I think in the whole of Africa apart from Egypt, Has Electricity in all its 47 counties,moreover, all of them have County plus sub-county hospitals, and most roads are now actually tarmacked in the counties coz of the devolution system.I still insist that what's being portrayed here is a selected area, unfortunately, staged and well-timed during the rainy season.
Here comes my favorite documentary, thanks for the upload.
Always glad to see Kenya featured, with all our complex realities.
As a Kenyan I'll only say this is some very good script, great acting by the cast 👏
Umeona eh😂!
Manze hawa watu ni mbwakni.
I'm Kenyan and kenya ismy business, this documentary is pure acting
ata mm nmeshtuka sana. canter mzima samaki mbili. ice cubes aty 100kgs. waongo,,...////.. na vile nyanza iko na barabara smart.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm a South Sudanese citizen🇸🇸but I grew up in Kenya🇰🇪 I'm a big fan of this channel, seeing these documentary remind me of my childhood life ❤
Thanks you🙏
At least acknowledge this is pure acting right ? what load is the lorry carrying surely ?
I live in Kenya. Take it with a bit of salt. Its highly exaggerated 😅
Despite his problems, Adam the businessman, always keeps his smile.
you mean Adam the scammer?
HE's also full of shit, how do you trasnport 5 fish in a big ass truck...
You have no idea how rich Adan is. He's of Somali origin. Those people run the show here. Search for videos "Somalis Eastleigh" to see how industrious they are
Adam is adaming by lying
A graduate that can't construct a correct English sentence 😂😂😂
Am a kenyan very proud of my motherland ..... who is this between our beautiful country Is turnishing our image alaaah oneni huyuu my country kenya is grate pull this out ......
😂😂This is stage-managed how can one hire a full lorry just to transport a few fish. Mind you they have better options like putting the fish in a cooler box and topping it with ice. Moreover its cheaper to hire a small 4 by 4 pickup than an entire lorry just to fill it with a few fish. And for your information I am Kenyan and I fully understand how the country and business is run.
What l was thinking doesn't make sense and have the school on a island surrounded by crocodiles not safer to be on the mainland
It's acting 😅😅the lorry driver should be arrested by KEBS and NEMA
Makes sense
Don’t you think that guys accent is off? I’m from the uk but I know some Kenyans. His accent sounded like a mix of Kenyan Somali and Nigerian 😂 tell me what you think
wee umeona place ati mat inarushiwa mawee to be pushed over
3:04 Bad acting by this shosh.
Anybody question what this truck is doing in this remote road. These types of trucks usually ply major highways delivering to major wholesalers. Not a remote village.
6:30 blatant mishandling of food. I doubt anyone would do this in the vicinity of their customers.
6:4 why would a 15-ton truck be hired to transport 10 pieces of fish. (Adan is probably a delivery truck guy and was on his return trip from a delivery)
6:46 We clearly see an ice truck used to transport fish. Everyone seems bemused to transfer ice from this truck to adans truck
6:48 what fish factory is 10 hours away from the lake??
7:10 Driver states. May God Bless the journey to Mbita. There is fishing in Mbita. Why are you taking fish to mbita??? Mbita Fish farms all over
7:17 70 kilometers of winding road to where. Rongo to Mbita is 70 Kilometers.(smells like fish to me. Seems like a wholesaler distributing goods to mbita from rongo) Is this a 10 hour journey as stated by adan earlier at 6.48
7:26 Nyenga to mbita is 60 km. Google maps shows it’s a 1hr 17-minute journey with two alternative routes.
Wacha Niende Hivi Nakam
There’s a lot of blatant misinformation and disinformation in this video to debunk.
You guys should pull it down and apologize to Kenyans
Clearly not the Kenyan way of doing things its all a act, they should have gone to the escarpment to get more realistic dangerous roads episode
Wewe si mkalee buana,huelewi story za huyo mama😂
ati acting 🤣🤣says a person whos never even been to those places😂😂😂😂
You speak as someone who has lived a fortunate life, and now I see how the political class fails to understand the common citizen. What I mean is, people like you, who are unaware of the suffering on the ground, tend to forget about helping others once they become politicians. I challenge you to visit the remote parts of Kenya, which is almost everywhere except Nairobi, and see that the situations are worse than what is depicted in this film. I'm speaking from personal experience. After coming to Nairobi and meeting friends here, I was surprised to find they think Kenyans are relatively well-off. Perhaps you are one of them, or simply uninformed. Right now, my village is in a condition worse than what I've seen in this video. Just do what I've challenged you to do, go to the village completely. If you think Kibra represents the worst living conditions, at least they have electricity and Wi-Fi. Walk through the village; in my village, we grow tea. I'm sure you just drink tea but don't know the hardships these tea pluckers endure, being paid peanuts while the bosses take all the profits, and they suffer. Just as you saw that truck stuck in the mud, these pluckers have to sleep at the tea centers until their tea leaves are picked. If they don't, there's a good chance their tea leaves will spoil, resulting in lost income and no payment. People like you don't really know Kenya; you think the situation in Nairobi is all of Kenya. Take up my challenge, and I promise you'll be traumatized, speaking from personal experience.
Ati 100kgs of fish😅😅
I've waited for long to see this documentary from my country.., but there are lots of even more dangerous n seasonal roads you could film...
Beautiful country full of good people. Left my country to go abroad some few years back. The pain of my people suffering is unbearable knowing very well we have resources that can cater for our needs. Our politicians are very corrupt stealing billions of dollars investing abroad while the hard taxed citizens suffer. Very unfortunate really, God bless Kenya 🇰🇪❤️
Very, very unfortunate
There is just too much exaggeration in the documentary.
enough with the sympathies, we are not suffering here in kenya, you leaving the country doen't mean we are sufffering, this is clearly stage managed
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If this is kenya makes me question the previous documentaries
I also no longer believe in them.
Are you crazy
Every Kenyan here, we need to Occupy Best Documentary. Worrathese? Labda Zimbabwe huko si sisi banaa😂😂😂
Wanabeba samaki kumi na lorry over 60km
Economy of quantity 😂
Hii nayo mmetusoma manze...fish kumi inabebwa na canter...enyewe ujaluo ni gharama..walai alafu huyo dude analipa kappa sita ...siiita kuskuma dingaaa ...this one was lit
In some of the places that is not easy to go I tell you it's very expensive
FH bana. Wangechukua hata Dmax
I bet ilikuwa return trip
Hii documentary ni uwongo tu
Such a badly written script.5 fish through a 70km stretch by a 15 tomme truck?Na ikikwama ndume zinalipwa 6k kuskuma.Make it make sense.Even the angles at which the truck skids off the road look staged.
I agree 💯
Ata penye hiyo lorry iligwama nadhani ilikuwa staged juu barabara ilikuwa dry.
Totally agree. I have stopped at Min 11:43. Who would transport 100kgs of fish in a lorry. It wouldnt make any economic sense. This is scripted and in very bad taste. Please pull this.
and paying 6k kuskuma
Just watch and look at the condition of the place or the people. Forget the fish since the video isn't about that. It even isn't about how a tire skids in mud, right? If you want to watch those kinds of videos, go look for trucks in mud or how to transport this many fish.
Kenya has one of the best roads in Africa. Can you prepare a documentary that gives true reflection of kenya.
True. Such bad roads like this are rare, and there is a lot of exerggeration in this video. Like the kids pushing the truck have been ' planted'
Thanks for a new episode of deadliest road, upload more of them one of my favorite documentaries
The channel should be renamed to "Best Staged Documentary"
Agreed
Agreed, i love their Documentaries but in no way one would hire a van to deliver a Backet full of Fish
Kwani probox zimekufa
This is heart breaking. After watching these documentaries, I stopped complaining about the things I don't have and now appreciate everything. I am extremely humble
For Kenya the life portrayed here is quite exaggerated. Situation is not that bad as the ones for Central and Western African countries
I'm in Kenya. And I promise you this channel is one big scam. Now I don't even believe all the videos I've watched from them. They went to the bottom of the bottom and made it look like it's the whole country
The teachers actually swam to school..enyewe nothing can stop teachers from arriving😹
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@@McHappyNappy thank you
Find another channel to learn from this is a total joke 😂😂😂
I lived in that small town where the matatu started off know as Chemolingot, i know several of those guys 100 percent stage managed. The pastrolists life is difficult but nobody walks for 20kms for water, they had to spice the video up.
We love the overall story. May be one day you can help them have tap water😢
I realized that. We went from kids swimming in Lake Baringo to Migingo Island. They made it look like it is the same place. 😂
@felixmakinda7689...i was wondering the same...i think these guys were just filming randomly along the way to kisumu lol
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It broke my heart in tears seing this kind of life of people in Congo. I came from the philippines. We were poor when i was young but the hardship i suffer is so much better than this. I had a lot of respect to these people. May the almighty God will bless you.
The lory blocking the road, or the one transporting fish are hired actors. Those roads are hardly used by any vehicles because. Evidence - the rural kids staring at the lory because they don't normally see vehicles on that road. There is no other traffic on that road, even motorcycles. Thirdly, the road looks fresh, no tire markings of other vehicles. All major access roads in Kenya are tarmacked.
Ukweli mtupu
Which Kenya are you talking about? Go around rural Kenya to understand the situation on the ground. Roads are terrible.
@@lillianogaye1735the documentary is not Abt the roads and lorry come on really!!! It's about the people in rural areas going through hell 😅and it's on point
@@gkebsexactly
@officialblackmelanie_music_ken I was referring to the story about the lorry. That doesn't make any economic sense.
Everyone in this comment section claiming to be Kenyan and saying that the documentary is a lie is simply daft. Let us be honest, it is only in Nairobi where the roads are good. I commend this channel for highlighting the incompetency of the leaders and the struggles people face. As Kenyans we are hard working, we will get there but let us not lie.
It doesn't matter if the roads are bad where the truck got stuck, but would you pay 6k and your truck is carrying 100kgs of fish? Kwani how valuable is the fish?
@@davidndungu5008 achana na huyo ako na brain cells za kanini bro.
Love these shows soooooo much 👍
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It's plain wrong you can get from Ngeya to mbita in less than 2 hours on a motorcycle.
8-10 hours is the time it will take me to reach Nairobi from Mbita
Transporting fish from the shore of lake Victoria to another side of the shore of lake Victoria using a 13 ton lorry carrying eleven fish sounds to me economically infeasible. Which leaves me with only one reason, STAGING!
I understand why some might think the conditions are staged, but having lived in rural Kenya, I can attest that these challenges are very real. The roads depicted in the video reflect the harsh realities faced by many communities. Infrastructure in these areas is often underdeveloped, making travel extremely difficult and dangerous. While it might seem shocking or exaggerated, this is the everyday reality for countless people. Raising awareness through videos like this can help drive the change that is so desperately needed.
but who buys a lorry to ply a dirt road that clearly looks no one uses and not frequented by major vehicles? When last did you travel on a major dirt road except the rural link roads which are of little economic sabotash.
The lory blocking the road, or the one transporting fish are hired actors. Those roads are hardly used by any vehicles because. Evidence - the rural kids staring at the lory because they don't normally see vehicles on that road. There is no other traffic on that road, even motorcycles. Thirdly, the road looks fresh, no tire markings of other vehicles. All major access roads in Kenya are tarmacked
since when does a transit/container truck operate such a route? Does it make any business sense? smaller cars do the collection of goods in rural areas.
as much as your making some valid points I call BS on this particular video especially the part where the lil van gets "stuck" on a lil hill smh
@@billyruita8155word .. there's that too
Another great job Tony 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Now i'm pretty sure these are scripted for the cameras i mean who hires a whole truck to carry very little fishes, even if he sells the fishes at a very good price i don't think he will make money after he pay the truck driver. Also who in their right mind put the ice and fishes on the deck when every one knows he should put them in a box or some kind of plastic container in his way even if the ice melts the water would still be cold for a long time.
I was also wondering, the number of fish is small yet he uses a big lorry which also consumes a lot of fuel..
I was also wondering, the number of fish is small yet he uses a big lorry which also consumes a lot of fuel..
I admire this people who work very hard to make a living for their family future, bless them with good health and free accidents on their journey.
Kenya has the best road network. Where are these places, surely? You're making me feel like I'm in Europe.
How do you carry 100 kilograms of fish in an 11-ton truck?
@Bestdocumentary, this is poor documentation!!!
Everything is so scripted... I feel cheated.
Is this what you do in other countries too?
I feel betrayed
6000KES is a bit exhorbitant to push an empty truck .....total crap !!
Sadly, northern Kenya and Victoria's islands have been neglected for long. The place is Turkana. Perhaps the oil would have given them roads but politicians bought all oil blocks and started asking for money from the oil drilling company. That is why the projects stopped. Good roads will fix insecurity too. To some degree, the video appears scripted. 😅
@@felixmakinda7689Ethiopia , kenya , somalia are experiencing a prolonged drought , does that make them neglected ?Certainly not !! The govts cannot sustain them ..As for migingo you know it has been manned by Uganda police ...I dont know why they never appeared here ...
But this documentary is just an exergeration of what is happening .....
Who in their right mind in this country would hire a whole 11 ton truck to carry 100 kilos of fish ?? and take a back road while at it ?
@@felixmakinda7689what about over $1 billion in devolution money? what happened? backward cultures can stagnate a place ..look at baringo, school children on canoes wading through crocodile infested waters? you believe this?
SOME OF THIS STORIES ARE FABRICATIONS, DOES THIS GUY KNOW KENYA THAN KENYANS THEMSELVES. THAT LORRY 🚛 ESPECIALLY IS LIE, HOW CAN ONE CARRY 5 FISH 🐠 IN A 12 TONES LORRY AND EXPECT A PROFIT. WE NEED TO EXPOSE THIS DOCUMENTARY
Every information here is accurate, nothing has been exergerated..its on point.
Oh my goodness I watched the stage managed and choreographed directing of the production to forcefully make up the story of the lorry getting stuck in Mbita and the big lie of getting stuck on the road with stones. Stopped watching at this point as I am a local and could see the forced lies! Shame on you!!
Are the Kenyans that commented lying too?
I knew it. There's no way that truck for stuck! Love 🇰🇪💯
😂😂😂no way do trailers pass such roads . That's stage managed
You mean this thing is all shit and the way, i was an avid fan???
Nothing stage managed here, Rural kenya road network is Shit
Proud of my beautiful country Kenya my home ...from Kericho
Kenya is a beautiful country💯
Kenya is big with different culture and great adventures things that keep us going on daily basis
Compared to the rest of Africa, there is nothing deadly about Kenyan roads.
Do you know the situation of all africa?
The fact that am geting business 💡 from this channel i still love my 🇰🇪 home
Are they finally putting out some new episodes? I have been waiting and wondering for so long if they ever would. One of my all time favorites but i miss the old narrator, not the same without him.
agreed! i loved the old narrator from the beginning episodes. still trying to find out his name, and whether he is still around.
That L. Baringo scene with the kids singing Ebenezer had me tearing up.
Nairobi is nice, was shocked coming from Sudan then Eritrea and Ethiopia.
It's staged
I wish this documentaries are release always..I love documentary
😂😂 . From nyenga to the highway is less than 5 kilometres. From there, it's a highway (C19) all the way to mbita (homabay- mbita road).it's has tarmac, and it's also short, only 60 kilometres.
these guys want to show some skewed perspective of Kenya. 100kg fish in a 10 tonne lorry, really?
Never in my life living in Kenya have I come across a major road that is not tarmaced
Im from kenya and this.. scripting at its best👏
Every time I see one of these videos, I think the good Lord that I live in the United States of America. Being born here or even living here is like winning the earth lottery. Americans are very blessed.
Americans live in an illusion 😂. I'm kenyan and those are my tribemates......
@@KenyanGhost what do you mean an illusion? I believe you are highly mistaken. I’m pretty sure no one is bursting at the border to go to Kenya.
@@IcurseAtFishForFun come check out how many Americans are here, Lol y'all are not as special as you think buddy. Infact you're the antagonists
@@IcurseAtFishForFunI am.
@@KenyanGhostnyinyi ni wakale ama.
Thank God am from Western part of kenya Bunyore our roads are great Allhamdulilah
Are you proud of this Mr. Ruto, Oscar Sudi. I hope you are.
This is all ruto's doing, even youtube is making embarrassing doc on us
Ruto cannot sort ALL problems of your country overnight!! All these stories come from individual county governments, with cabinets and budgets!! County governors are responsible for development of roads in their counties.
Always be grateful for the little things you have and have access to.
One of the first things you'll experience as an independent traveller in Nairobi is being approached by young men asking for a contribution towards their schooling. Give a little. It's almost certainly NOT a scam. Just don't be ostentatious about it, or you will attract hordes more needing help.
Those are scams. It is not just school.
Get scammed at your own risk.. People don't beg for school fees on the streets
I love Kenya with all my heart
This documentary is heavily scripted, especially the scene with a lorry transporting 100 kg of fish, which is highly unrealistic. As a Kenyan, I can attest to its inaccuracy. The exaggerated reactions, like people smiling and chanting while pushing the lorry and the matatu, further highlight the artificial nature of the scenes. This channel could improve by presenting more genuine and accurate depictions.
Unless the the selling price of the fish per kilo is 100 times the buying price, it doesn't make sense. And who use a lorry to transport 100 kilo, if it was cotton I can understand, as a quintal of cotton would be a big stack. 100 kilo fish, well fool..
Its scripted i know those guys in migingo
Waiharibu barabara ndo wafilm hii kitu ama barbara ndo mbovu? This documentary is about bad roads, wewe ukitumia akili unaona izo barabara ziko sawa kweli?
Keep up the good work. I'm a Kenyan and I love to see the whole shown what Kenya really is. Not the sandy beaches and Maasai Mara🙄🙄🙄
The average gdp per capita of the world is $12,688. Kenya's gdp per capita is $3,000. A whooping $9,000 below the world average. Most of rural Kenya looks like this. People in Nyandarua and Nakuru carry coffins to the homesteads because roads are impassible. Thehighway connecting Garissa to the rest of the country is always getting swept away every time it rains. Less than 10% of Kenyan roads are tarmacked. We need to be more honest with ourselves if we're to improve, this is a very common area hata hapo Ongata Rongai just outside Nairobi.
True.
Hawa watu wanashinda wakiandika hapa ati "this is scripted" ni kama wanaishi middle to upper class neighbourhoods za Nairobi. Watoke huku nje wajue venye watu hii Kenya wanateseka
So the protests meant nothing to you then
Ama unasema nini
By the way it's 20% not 10% get your fact right bro
Small scale fisheries in Kenya has such huge potential to improve the wealth of fishing communities but there's a lot of work to do to develop fisheries. This is an interesting perspective this documentary has taken highlighting the challenges faced in distribution and for me working with the fishers in Lake Victoria I can confirm that things on the ground are not rosy, it's not really that exaggerated, there are areas that are very remote yet very productive. In 2022-2023 the fish landing sites infrastructure the government put up in Luanda K'otieno beach. Siaya and Sori beach, Migori have capacities to produce ice and provide cold storage for products on site. If more of these could be replicated within shorter distances it would help distributors better handle products but there's need to pull resources from the community, fishing cooperatives, distributors and government to ensure formidable running of the fish landing sites. The challenges in distribution of fish are ever present but sometimes its a pain that some players in distribution exploit the fishers yet they are very necessary because they provide an essential service.
More organization and better systems will go a long way to help sector players.
Isuzu FRR to carry such? Please script well next time.
The deadliest journey wishes you success
Hii kitu ni stage managed. kwanza apo kwa iyo lorry kubeba samaki 5 alafu iyo matatu 😂. Ati jamaa anatoa elfu sita gari isukumwe.
Kenya has done it again. So this scammer has decided to steal the show with a Truck and 5 fish. I think they told him that the show doesn't cover any loss and come up with a good story to become famous.
Wondered why I only see 5 fish 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤌🫣
Lakini Turkana ni ukweli, kuko dry kabisaa
5fish in a whole lorry. Mchezo ya town
Tena hiyo gari inasukumwa imebeba samaki tano😂😂😂😂
13.5 Months, hitchhiked from Cairo Egypt to Cape Town South Africa.
I hitchhiked from Cairo Egypt to Cape Town South Africa was in a head on collision in Uganda on the Rawanda boarder. Driver Killed, I fractured my back T-11, 12, 13 and multiple lacerations. Got Air Rescued by Mission 😊aviation Fellowship in a Cesna to Kampala the capital.
Went to the U. S Embassy Medical Facility the stayed another 6 weeks with an American lady that worked for US AID.
Sounds like a real adventure! How long did it take you?
well you got the adventure you were looking for.
Definitivamente aquí no somos ricos pero vivimos en el paraíso...😮
These roads don't make sense, they are clearly decommissioned roads because there are no tire tracks . Kenya has one of the best road network in Africa. And why use a whole 11 ton to ferry 5 fish?
😂😂 Agenda has to agend. People doing this business usually have refrigerated lorries.
@@lillianogaye1735 I'm telling you!
Something doesn't add up 😂
It looks like a choreographed script
Kenyans in the comment section are yapping for no reason whatsoever. This documentary is well done.
They really tried to fit in but Kenya could not provide the usual dramatic chaos we always see in this doc/channel. As he said Kenya is one of the richest countries in Africa. This was more exaggerated and scripted. Zero adrenaline.
Kenya hatuko mbaya sana😂😂
Wah, those five fish had me on the chair's edge!! 😢
Kenyans who have been bashing other countries for having bad roads, where are you? Come and tell us whether this is in your great country or not. 😅😅
It's super exaggerated
Ours it better have seen the roads in Congo 🇨🇩 you will have mercy on them
Which is your country before we answer your. Dwazi wewe😅
I am Kenyan and all these seems staged. It true there are some uncarpeted roads but very few, the guy recording here went to deep sides of the lake and created a lorry script. I have had the advantage to travel around my country and beyond and indeed Kenya is better off
Kenyans please be truthful. They say truth sets you free. We have bad roads all over the country. With the type of leadership we've had since independence where will development come from? E.g. Somali politicians in Nothern Kenya loot their people and invest in Nairobi, where will roads come from?
Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 and South African Botswana 🇧🇼 and Namibia 🇳🇦 is the best place to stay 🎉
Nyenga to Mbiti has a Tarmacked road, why would anyone use the unpaved road to transport 100kgs of fish, hapa tunapangwa
😂😂😂😂😂 wanatucheza
Excelente
I always love these documentaries...but coming from Kenya, we are wayyy developed. Show how great Kenya is in developed areas I mean.. Africa is way developed . It isn't a jungle like how many foreigners think of it as a continent.
These documentaries say deadliest journey so obviously they will show bad roads n its not only in Africa, I watched Russian the otherday
It was heartbreaking to watch the teen with a 3-week old baby, all living in a shack, and the mother's struggles to get clean water from a dry river bed. I love my country but successive governments have really failed us 🇰🇪
Zimbabwe is best for Safari's and adventure, white water rafting down the Zambezi River class 4 rapids, you must sign a waiver, in case you drown or killed by a hippo or Crocodile, which are waiting at the end of the rapids, every year multiple tourists adventures die on this river along with locals that are bathing in the shallows.
Then you haven’t heard about Uganda. Here you can go on safari in more than 4 national parks, experience the only water-based safari, go hiking for mountain gorillas, chimps and multiple primates, experience water rafting and tubing on the Nile, go mountain climbing on Mt. Rwenzori or any of the other multiple mountains, get multiple cultural experiences, go bird watching in the many swamps and forests, etc etc. I mean, you can stay for a full year in Uganda and you wouldn’t exhaust the enormous tourist experiences around. It’s simply amazing 😻
@@SIRLEEonly 4, you must be joking, but good to know.
Am from MBITA and turkana county the documentary is on point Tena sana
This is the remotet part of Kenya. 95% of Kenya is developed. I have realized these documentaries go to the remotest part of a particular country to make that country seem poor
45 km from Nairobi in kajiado County the roads are like this. 95% of the countryside has no roads, only central Kenya
@@Fashionanthropologistdo you want tarmac for cattle
@paulke5362 kajiado County is one of the most sought-after Nairobi's bedrooms. People access their homes on difficult roads but yet work and get taxed. It's not just cows roaming about as per the stereotyping
@@Fashionanthropologist which part of Kajiado are you talking about , Kajiado is well tarmacked, how else would we get to Tanzania
Enda Ongata Rongai kama kumenyesha ndo utajua we have a problem.
The baby is sleeping so cute. The future of the country.
Im a Kenyan and this documentary is scripted especially the bush taxi was full of good actors 😅.
😂😂😂😂 my head hurts from laughing.
Walai
16:08 according to M7 the island is in Kenya but the fishes are in Uganda
At 38:12, the man is not saying that there was a bridge that disappeared but rather that it was dry land, so they would walk across but now it is flooded.
Kwani mko side gani ya kenya😢
Wagonge moja na sheng..
Bana Jo. Huku ni Kenya kweli?
Hawa Nikama wako Juba side ya Kenya😂
I ❤ Kenya so much
hahaha! I thought I was the only one who saw that. Unless that 10 tonne truck and driver are free of charge... those 10 fish don't make sense. Also the processing plant is next to the lake? A boat could be more convincing.
Very struggling. People's life but they are best working & happily life ❤ best presents👌👌
only the Gen z can change Kenya
This is like a Top Gear or Grand Tour special, but without Hammond, May or Clarkson. Still highly entertained.
Which side of Kenya is this 😂😂😂, my road is tarmaced from outside my house
Bro you didn't travelled outside your home/county tembea Kenya uone vile watu wana struggle 😮
The documentary could benefit from a more balanced perspective, as it currently focuses predominantly on extreme poverty. Addressing income inequality, such as contrasting it with the opulent lifestyle in the same country, would provide a fuller understanding of the issues in Kenya.
Wish you had travelled to wajir by road and you could have seen the status of that road
For this operation to work, they need icing machines connected to power or large batteries for cooling the fish in transport plus also making ice by freezing water
This is crappy reporting. Punny minded in all aspects a 3.3 Ton lorry carrying 100kg of fish. We know better.
Agreed. Also, you would think they would know to put the fish in some kind of container, and then, put the ice on top, and cover.
It came to be as well that the video was manufactured just to get a story. Why hire a 3.3-ton truck for a handful of fish? After paying to get the truck out of ruts, and the truck hire price, what is left for the seller? Best Documentary fell down on this one
I'm sick of the climate propaganda jammed into every episode.
@@col.cottonhill6655 .thanks for the warning, I'll watch something else. This lost too much credibility
@@paulross9287 honestly they only jam it in once every episode. They'll say "because of climate change" without even explaining what happened. "These people have tough lives because of climate change!" It's so dumb life is much easier now for these people when they have access to cheap energy. It's the reason the population went up. But the globalist overlords don't want more people. They want only 500 million on earth.
Other than that it's actually kind of enjoyable watching how these people live and get through the challenges set for them.
We welcome you to Zimbabwean friends and family
Why script a documentary, this is a shame, at time stamp 23:46 you can clearly tell that road is not used by vehicles
It's scripted 😅😅this guy guy is a shithole
My friend hii ni shida Iko Kenya hebu tusidanganyane ,mbona tujifanye as if every road in Kenya ni tarmac ,Kuna worse roads than the ones showed ,huskii hata aibu kuongea
@@AbdirizaqAhmed-x5y it's true not all roads are tarmacked but again don't be blind to see pure acting and stage managed documentary. From your own experience, can you hire a whole lorry to transport 100kgs of fish? Second, what route did the lorry and other vehicles use while accessing the lake since you can see the road has no trail meaning its oftenly used by vehicles.
But why stage the documentary though..si aende afanye a real thing the way they did na miraa on the other docunentary @@AbdirizaqAhmed-x5y
10:50 he gives the kids candy to help so funny😂
It's peanuts actually 😂
One question. If Ice is becoming water during travel, why not catch the fish live and transport it live? Fishes will survive much longer and not spoil on the way.
Because this was scripted. Fresh fish and live fish are transported from lake Victoria to other parts of Kenya using big heavy duty fish & meat transport cooler boxes.
They just went to the deepest part of Kenya purely habited by nomads and fisher men then made it look as tough as they could, the price of leasing that truck and fueling it is literary 10 folds the money realised from that handful of fish, the roads they filmed are basically remote roads mostly used by cattle and wild animals.
Lake victoria where the migingo island resides almost 500km or 300 miles away in the context of Kenya that's really far away literary no one is living there but a handful of people, honestly these is a scriped video pretty heartbreaking to see people still travel to Africa and work hard to protrey these type of images for a buck off youtube, and shame on the kenyans who were paid to participate in shaming their own country.
20:18 .... Kula bwana wacha story 😂😂😂😂 ✌️
Why have a school on a island surrounded by crocodiles not better and safer to move the school on the mainland and why a vehicle to move a handful of fish. Feeding the crocks near them is going to attract them more feed them away from where they wash at least.