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- World’s Most Dangerous Roads | The Racing Cyclists of Burundi (2014)
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The racing cyclists of Burundi have a dangerous job. But it’s a vital one for Burundi’s economy. Bicycles are the main means of transportation in one of the smallest countries in Africa. Bananas, the staple food in Burundi, are transported from the markets to a banana beer brewing factory. We accompany Tharcien, a bike courier, on his exhausting cross country trip on the Burundi Highway.
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The cyclists of Burundi have a dangerous job. First of all, they’re completely mad and second they can compete with any adrenaline junkie earning a boatload for their antics. These guys barely scrape by yet they persevere and defy fate with their racing ways while transporting lots of bananas and other unwieldy stuff you’d normally use a truck for. Nope. These guys do it all on bikes.
And these cyclists are a vital factor for Burundi’s economy. Bicycles are the main means of transportation in one of the smallest countries in Africa. Bananas, the staple food in Burundi, are transported from the markets to a banana beer brewing factory. We accompany Tharcien, a bike courier, on his exhausting cross-country trip on the Burundi Highway.
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Hi, what year is this?
Since you in burundi you might as well come to kenya in kilifi county i want you to trace the poaching hustle and the risks and struggle these poachers go through at night
How do you get the rights to reupload this material
I agree. They seem to be happy or content with what they have and not focused on what they don't. I like that. There humble. In America, it's always more,more,more. And people still aren't happy .
Good
Respect to everyone who does a legitimate job to put food on the table, respect Burundians things gonna be good, greetings from Kenya
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@haameemm230
Respect Comrade Greetings from Ghana 🇬🇭 🖤 🫂 ☝🏿 one African Kwame NKRUMAH
Respect from Romania
Much respect ✊🏿 from Cameroon 🇨🇲
The fact that we get free documentaries on UA-cam by Free Documentary is truly a gift 👍
Agreed. The Documentaries are very very good !
No such thing as a free lunch in this world , they are either selling you something in the process or you are the product yourself, they are selling you to countless advertisers!!
What do you mean by 🆓
Agreed. With quality & seeing other lives on the planet. Thank you all.
@@kmbewe1 we can live with that as long as it's not exploitative or over numerous.
Glad to see so many people showing love to my country 🇧🇮🇧🇮🇧🇮🙏🏽
Impressed by the 74 year old drummer in excellent physical condition. I am 80 years old hats off to the youngster.
I am from Burundi and thanks a million for this documentary and I wish Burundi would change and flourish
God has blessed us with fertile land, good climate and pure water.....
Proud of my home country Burundi.
It is a beautiful place.
Your country has a lot of potential, we are all hoping for the best for your people and country.
Señora Fidele, saludos cordiales desde el Salvador Centro América, admiracion y respeto a toda esta linda gente.. 🇸🇻👌👏👏
It will change brother, life of people of Burundi will be as beautiful as your country is, love from india
My friend start inventing things like one 12v battery can change cycles 🚲
250kg downhill on a chinese bike at 60 km per hour, with no brakes, with bad tires and with no helmet. Wow! My respects to these braves!
Great Job Everybody..I always brag about my G'ma making wine from bananas peels...After this vid..i don't brag anymore..
@Yilin TO virus bike. 2nd grade cheap quality products
@@nishant3631 racist 😏🙄
Africans are a hardworking people but the leaders are corrupt and doing little to ensure equitable distribution of resources, that's why you see poor people.
@Yilin TO Sorry to say that, my friend. But in my country, Brazil, many chinese products are notorious for being of very poor quality. I myself bought a chinese screwdriver whose plastic handle shattered in my hand in the first time I would use it. I hope that change as soon as possible, and of course there must be many other chinese products whit good quality. Let's pray for those bikes being of this kind.
Witnessing the dedication and hard work of Burundi's racing cyclists is truly inspiring. They play a vital role in their country's economy, and Tharcien's cross-country journey is a testament to their resilience. Thanks for shedding light on this important aspect of Burundi's life.
Lots of love& respect for the people of Burundi 🇧🇮 form Bangladesh 🇧🇩
I respect everyone who does something to live,I am from BURUNDI 🇧🇮
I m from Russia and wish you to be lucky, healthy and wealthy. Regards ✊
RESPECT !
HARD WORKING PEOPLE !
Beutifule place !
Thank you for share video!
GOD BLESS BURUNDI !🌿❤️🌿🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇷🇴
Everyone does something to live.
Lucky boy
Love you guys.
I will definitely one day visit Burudi.
And I will come with some plan to make a difference.
Love from Pakistan. 🌹
I appreciated so much the mindset of Eric. First, he refuses to have a baby until he gets a less dangerous work. This is RESPONSIBILITY. Second, he accepts so spend money on new tires though he could have kept on using the old ones. He is such a conscious man. 👌
Burundi is beautiful!!!
Patrick is the smartest tho, cause he doesn't have to support a gf either lol
W
Great comment Francois. Good observation. 😀
He doesn't want a baby, that's why he settled for AIDS.
I m so proud to say that I have exported the same bicycles under the brand name of "Benlui" to Burundi. Happy to serve the people of Burundi.
God bless you ❤️
But you are Indian na
I love when people get in the zone and figure out a way given their circumstances. It's nice seeing such a simple way of getting around making so much happen!
It's called happiness. Proof that circumstances and wealth don't or shouldn't dictate your happiness.
@@blueheaven4838 Ill prefer my high life span, electricity and my car.
I am humbled by this documentary. This truely a eye opener on how people keep moving forward.
Hi.
One of the hardest working people. I wouldn't last a day in their shoes. Respect.
Me too
Word 🙌🏾
The Master Drummers should go on America's Got Talent. Golden Buzzer for sure 😃
I love how when he fell while hanging onto the truck, the truck stopped to wait for him to come back 😂
Eric makes me so emotional , working that hard with life in danger constantly and not being able to afford a single piece of new trouser whyyyy ???? God bless him
Because he puts his family first. Food on the table, clothing the family, and school fees. The pay is not much for the donkey work, but he is happy and has peace.
@@josephinemuringo2453 true words
@@josephinemuringo2453 no he's not happy and want to do better but in his country he can't.
Watching from Nairobi, Kenya. The most beautiful country in Africa.
🙏 stay beautiful 👍 good wishes from India 🙏
Who told you that? Am from Nigeria by the way 🇳🇬
@@MYDOESofficial You do not have to be told, come see it for yourself, you will know why the whole world come here for safari.
@@Abdul-Wa-Town .. beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder...👍
Watching from Ontario, Canada. I'd love to check out Africa some day!
Great Video ❤️ I love it 😍
I don't understand why youths and adults are still poor when they have a smart phone and great opportunities on how to make money💰
Noted! And what are the actions needed to be successful?
@@annebella8851No specific one really, because there are lots of investment plans and strategies littered all over the internet today, for instance, investments like real estates,gold, drop shipping crypt currency and lots more
I've heard alot about crypt currency investments and how effective it can grow your income! Any recommendations on a guide?
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F a c e b o o k 👇
What a beautiful scenic country and its beautiful people! God bless Burundi!
This documentary helped me to learn how rural Burundis live , Respect for cyclists .
Amazing people Burundi 🇧🇮 greetings and love from Somalia 🇸🇴
a lot of burundis troops in there. by peace keeping.
Love the way carying
Nolol adag ayay ku nool yihiin dadkaan sxb
@@sayd5301 they are not peace keeping they are hired mercenaries by white supremacy to undermine and destabilize Somalia. Because they are labeled “peace keeping” doesn’t necessarily mean they are peace keepers. Let say I’m your lord and savior, am I really your lord and savior?
@@sareeyemanusqaame8723 somalia was destabilized for more than 30 yrs they live in an anarchy if they try to attack others what do you expect other countries to do just stand there and watch
I feel these guys are optimistic and happy, happiness is more important in life... Love from india🇮🇳
You Indians can’t face Pakistan 👿👿🤬
@@supinthiam5741 in what way
@@supinthiam5741 yep in terms of sucide bomber
@@supinthiam5741 What is Pakistan?
💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸 I agree
It's unbelievable how the bikers are negotiating those curves at that speed and with such a heavy load. Hats off for the people of Burundi, I am Zimbabwean 🇿🇼
I thought my life is hard, but after watching what Burundians do, I must stop complaining
God bless you
What a difficult life for these brothers from Burundi, God our lord bless them .......blessings from México 🇲🇽.
Thank you so much
Being burundian, I appreciate a lot this documentary. It showcases so well the important role played by the bicycle in people's living. Here a bicycle is used as a means of transporting goods from rural to urban areas. Much appreciation for cyclists and their concrete contribution to our local economy. Thank you for the broadcast.
This documentary 8 years old. is it the same situation now
@@Dhurvboruah the cyclist's situation is still relevant now
@@GuyFleury_Giramahoro okyy
Respect To You
You are my brother
Louisville Kentucky USA
God bless them more and protect.
I adore this kind of people who risk thier lives just to survive and in order to bring food for thier family everyday. We cannot see that they are complaining what kind of life they had in fact they still manage to smile and be happy.
Look at the hard work put in Burundi 🇧🇮 ❤ god bless Burundi
Throughout the documentary, It has been noticed that people of burundi is hard labour and i am sure with the same pace in agriculture field, they will change their economy on coming years. God bless u all burundians..
Thank you, i am burundian
you bet
They need to learn how to replenish the forest so they do not scalp the earth.. lots should have 50% forest trees and 50% high intense agriculture.
@@davehightower1851 did you in your country?
🙏🙏👍
I have been binge watching these all day and let me tell you something Eric and his girlfriend are some of the smartest people I have seen in any of the shows. Waiting to have a better life before you have kids is so much smarter than having tons of kids and not enough money to feed anybody. Kudos to you two.
Hi
Hi
@@LegendLength She probably doesn't have the authority to make him get a less dangerous job. Less dangerous job probably doesn't pay as well either.
Hii
Hi
My pipo of Burundi, they call you poor but you've fed me for more than 10 years. May Almighty God bless you abundantly. I love ❤ you so much.
It is so refreshing to see one of these documentaries where the roads are actually paved. And there are police and authorities to help maintain them. I was getting tired of seeing countries with giant mud puddles for highways.
I grew up in rural China 30 years ago. I feel so connected to those kids rolling around the bike tire, that exactly my childhood happiness too. Africa will have its own prosperity one day!
You're probably lying. Also why is your username "Black smith"?
@@cookingwithkimbap4432 of course he is lying. Fake new account.
I grew up in Nepal and thats my childhood too.
@@l-sev3n22 we don't haha we don't care
@@tydronlee8214 why the f** you comment then?
The documentary showed very clear about the economy, labour conditions, transport and road facilities, security protocols etc of Burundi. The nation has very young and energetic working population so the nation will grow faster and their living standards will be developed soon. God Bless the nation of Burundi and it's people.
Felt bad bhai
Good governance is paramount.
Your statement shows the lack of knowledge you have about this country's governance.
Really
Thank youu 🇧🇮🇧🇮
Thank you for sharing this Free Documentary. Upon watching this, i realized that I am still blessed after all. Mad respect to all of the people in this place. They are all trying to make a living. ❤️❤️❤️
What I've observed in almost all of the documentaries that I've viewed so far is that regardless how hard these people's lives are and how they feel about the quality of their lives in every intervals the sanctions of family 👪 is always spoken with such importance,it goes to show how gravely important family is no matter what life brings them...This has got to be the most beautiful thing ever ❤️
Bless Africa,the mother land 🙏 and all of her inhabitants.....
The way Eric drinks fanta so fast in one go shows , how hard work is being done by him....Hats off burundians !!
Indian 😄💟🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
🤬🤬🤬
Burundi... mantaaap man..
Thank you 🙏🏾😊
It's swallowing not drinking 😁
An excellent documentary, shedding light into the lives of these unsung heroes struggling for fair yet hard-earned and life-threatening means of income. A lot of respect to them.
;[
True
It is a difficult life but once the day you will win our Burundi 🇧🇮 brothers from 🇸🇴
Let the above be a lesson, how hard working the Africans are!
Respect for the great ppl of Burundi !! Amazing documentary. Love from India 🇮🇳
14:10 Slam the brakes then drive off!
I love you too bro Dany from Burundi
Big up to the producer and the camera 📸 man who risks their life in order to film this great documentary
Indeed. And to the mad cyclists. 👍🏻
😊🤣 entertainment eh white boy
This is the real word that I gonna say out. I love this channel.
Saya dari lndonesia Saya sangat prihatin dengan kehidupan buruh pisang bersepeda di negara itu.🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
god bless those people working hard everyday ♥️♥️
They said this country is one of the poorest in Africa.
Yet their roads are some of the best I’ve seen!
🧐🤔🧐🤔
Regardless it’s a beautiful country and the people are resourceful.
At least better than in Mississippi or Louisiana lol.
Marisol Aquila. Lol. Went back to visit family in California, couldn’t miss the pothole and blew the tire. So much for one of the riches state in the riches country. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Marisol Aquila. Don’t get me wrong, I love my country. I’m just not blind to it’s imperfections. Take care
You haven't seen many unpaved roads and living conditions of Burundi. I hope you enjoy one side of the show.
@@plootow1622 Oh gosh...have you ever heard of a thing called a joke? Btw, I was born & raised in Venezuela, trust me when I say I've seen countless amounts of unpaved roads. You mind if I ask why did you leave your comment in the first place? Did I say something that triggered you...? Just curious. Take care 👋
Learning about new places and people’s way of life , opens my eyes ! I’m grateful , I realize how much we don’t really need all the material stuff to be happy.
exactly.
I am on that realization journey as well!!! I would also love to go to these places and experience the ppl and places 🙏 and help out. One day!
@@kaylaelias5947 pls do if u have capacity to do so let them know others care for them
@@edban6354 yes!! I want to help out, but I don’t know how??
@@kaylaelias5947 I am from Burundi
Eric's cycling skills and expertise are on another level, falling off a loaded bike at a high speed could pose great risk but I admire their abilities and stoicism
24:34 , 24:35 , 24:37 intelligent fearless heroes descending on a sharp corner... GOD bless Burundi, much love from Kenya
Honestly the way he narrates make the documentary more interesting and of course the story line is great. Keep it coming Free Documentary.
Hi.
Hard worker
Indeed
Ya his voice makes interesting how he pronounce words
Would like to help the first cyclist send me his details
OMG 😍🔥! My country Burundi and am proud to be Burundian 💪 🇧🇮🇧🇮
You are my brother
From Louisville Kentucky USA
RESPECT ✊🏿
Oh Lord ! What amazing country from which I came !
No words are gonna be enough to mention the heroism of this guys, they are amazing an taking in whatever life can throw at the. Kudos to this guys. It's one love from Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
THIS MADE ME REALIZED HOW BLESSED I AM .
Burundians we are blessed too😃
Waaah
Don't be so elated, these African guys might be happier than you.
@Ravi S really sir. We are very happy
@@chelha 💋
How beautiful Burundi is! Lots of greenery and clean roads!
How bout free banana beer, want some?
And mud hut housing and hiv rates of about 35%.
It's just the gift that keeps giving.
It's a African hell 🕳.
beautiful country! had been there and I loved it.
Yeah no offend but I'm not sure about the road situation
beautiful country but I definitely don’t want to be raise my children’s there
Eric's a wise man. It's a shame he hasn't been schooled, who knows what he could achieve with a good education. The future has good things in store for him, hopefully.
The Burundi people seem so happy despite doing such difficult jobs!
Happiness is relative
The country has such a beautiful landscape and hardworking people. I wish Burundi prospers well :)
I was born and raised of there ,it was even more beautiful than today because the population was small and we had more inhabited lands.
Marvelous @monisha Fotedar
Hiiii
Hello
Yah Allah pak hum choty UA-camrs ko be kamyabi dy
Okay, I haven't finished watching yet, but I am so amazed by how clean the place is. Good for you Burundi! In South Africa, there's trash and garbage just thrown everywhere. Beautiful country and the people seem really upbeat and hard working.
Seems like in Burundi they actually care about where they live and want to work hard and get a better life.
oh.Dios.hermoso.rracimos.d.bananas.deliciosos.mis.deceos.muchas.Vendiciones..
oh.SR.Jesus.no.tienen.transporte.peroq.gente.muy.inteligentes.vendicelos.Dios.mio.
Dom... They have zero products, so no garbage...start travelling...kry kop...
@@francoiswilliams Um, I do travel, but thanks for the insults, plank
This is called surviving a little different from living. Lots of love for my continent
What I like about us Africans, No matter the situation around us we always find time to enjoy just for that moment
Too many tribes living in the same country designed by the colonisers is the root cause of African countries's problems. The politicians keep using this to their advantages by making people ignore their corruptions as long as their tribesman is holding the office
“The poor always suffers”
What a hard life yet they’re so Positive.
R E S P E C T
Burundi is a very lucky Country because they are not same with Philippines this Country ie the Poorest Country ever
@Red Dwarf Burundi is a very lucky Country because they are not same Poor to the Philippines
I'm Indonesian and we know that Philippines is the Poorest Country
and Burundi is Richer than Philippines
What matters is hapines & being grateful for whatever life gives you
Those are real men. They put into good use their abilities to ensure their families don't lack essential necessities. They remind me of my father. God bless them.
I will watch this over tour de France any day of the week.
Me too. 😃
Did you know who won the first tour de France?
The 5th Panzer Division.
@@szili76 hahaha
@@szili76 LMFAO
Wtf is tour de France
Stuggles aside , this place is heaven . I WISH I could live in a place like that doing my normal job.
I don't think I will ever look at a banana the same again. These men have balls of steel
i can see road construction, presence of traffic/police everywhere, openess in improving cyclists welfare, concern truck driver over the safety of the cyclist, hardworking cyclist, cyclist and her gf plans to bear child only if he find better job, agriculture is thriving, palm oil business is providing jobs to the locals, locals respect and understand the fishing schedule. The culture is preserved, everyone is working, in all i admire the environment of the community. Man i can see this country will progress sooner.
🙌🙌
Most definitely. 😌🌎💫
Yeah very right the country is working hard. But bro I’m telling you almost everyone in Africa works so hard. But what you get in return I mean your earning get no much rewards. Mothers in Africa would’ve been the richest, they did hardly sleep working daily and earns so little. Lotta works get no futures in here bro. Unless if the government interfere and start exporting foreign and give 75% or more percent or less percent to the workers. There things might get better, or trust me it’ll just stay the same. Just speaking my mind tho. Sorry if I’m being offensive
the problem is: the government is corrupt and incompetent. istead of facilitating the self-sustaning farm economy, they will go for the alluring glass-buildings and surrender their green agrarian-economy to do outsourcing mining and cheap construction jobs ! the lure of the western model of development will destroy the planet in no time !
@kumar you right
Africa would’ve be the most wealthiest continent on earth. Africans work really hard no joke. But sometimes it’s like the harder the work, the lesser they get man. 😔 I pray Allah bless us all
I love how greenish Burundi is!!!!
It makes me want to pay a visit soon!!
Lots of love from Tanzania 🇹🇿.
Welcome to Burundi and visit the beautiful lands
come too islam today and stop the caios and havic you have created .
if you dont how , we all belong too the same faith and beliefe.
the god is angry ( allah is angry and untill you do so) you will never prosper).
inquiries at your local main mosques.q137
This was beautiful to watch, it’s amazing how they work their way through their hardships. 🇿🇲
Literally I have utmost respect for Burundi peoples.they are doing wonderful job .
From my bed to Africa. Thanks for the free travel. 🌍✈️
To Burundi would have been accurate, Africa is vague.
I'm a Zambian and I have good respect for Burundians when it comes to trading , they are good at it.
Si baseka ba boss
Thank you. We appreciate it
This was a beautifully shot documentary. Thank you so much for putting this together and posting this. Also to all the people who spoke I thank them as well for sharing their culture. I felt like I traveled to Burundi through this. You are really enriching many people culturally through projects like these. The drummers are very intriguing - I love all the matching outfits and their mission - to preserve peace- wow I would love to go here one day 💓💓💓
30 miles on a bike with a serious incline on the last leg of this journey while transporting those heavy stalks of bananas is something I can't even comprehend😮💨...Praying God keeps them safe and cheerful🫶🏾
Another Sunday made..much love from Kenya.
Keep up the good work guys.
Thank you! And you stay safe!
na umenotice how good and well maintained their roads are..
@@kenyaan7000 ziko sawa lakini kuparara man 😂😂😂 good thing no muddy road
@@kenyaan7000 unajua hawana rides mob so kumaintain roads zao ni simple
@@albertokari1374 btw....true...ka izo roadi zao majority ni bikes tu.. ndio maana hazijaharibika sana..uku ivi manganya matrela basi...ndio maana hazikai zao
So weird that discovery and history channel don’t air stuff like this anymore just a bunch of random shows 😐 miss watching them on tv
this is the new discovery channel. their logo even looks like the old one when it was good.
Discovery forgot its roots
@@kdvr766 yeh they showed cool stuff back then
@@GrayFox-xd9ww tbf they only changed content after changing ownership. I think a big corporation owns it now
@@kdvr766 oh ok I see I stopped watching it when they filled it with senseless shows
I never knew there were so many different types of bananas & I definitely did not know you could make beer out of them!!
I have the utmost respect for the people of Burundi. I am from India.🙏🙏
That makes up for Gandhi's feelings.
@@someotherdude..........What do you mean ?
🙏🙏
🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪represented... Kajiado to be precise!
Great job that you do.
I celebrate you 😘
Nisalimiye mzito Joseph Olelenku
Viherehere kila mahali
Thanks to Free documentary for this visit in Burundi 🇧🇮
Living in the same continent but have never imagined such resilience
I wish everyone would watch documentaries like these that show the different working situations others around the world persist. I believe it would breed innovation, and more importantly, compassion for our fellow men and women of the planet.
Maybe then we could begin to see the those (people and countries) with extraordinary means could begin to create a better world; one that truly focuses on valuing the standard of living of our fellow man.
Very well said
Absolutely...
Respect to you my friend.✊🏽👏🏽🇯🇲
This kind of people I always admire... God bless you all..
Great documentary, we live in a world where 99% of the people has no idea how hard others have to work so we can be dress, feed, buy electronics, cars, everything!
I know what hard work is cause I did it my self when I was a teen, I learn over the years and traveled to many countries as a part of the company based in NYC. I was doing well until I got ripped off by some bad people in Colombia South America. I still have to re/invented my self, again to cover the loss . Thanks to this people the world can move, be thankful to them.
Luar biasa buat para lelaki hebat,menuruni gunung dengan muatan yang sangat berat menggunakan sepeda secepat peluru. Itu sangat berbahaya. Semoga semua baik2 saja. Love dari Indonesia
Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪, I wish the very best for Burundi and her people.
They look happy and healthy. That’s the most important to be in life. Love from Bali 🇮🇩
Thank you for sharing the video.
Right
I love you
U love me
Love from india
Kita same, from indonesia East Jakarta😁🇮🇩
Aq juga dr Indonesia 🇮🇩
my bro living of pure adrenaline daily.
Shout out to the narrator for not missing a single pronunciation.
My lovely country Burundi from SA
after watching this it shaped my personality into being humble, didn't realize I've got everything and not contented but with this kind of video turns you to become better , thank you
True
🙏🙏💯
Am from Kenya
Currently in Qatar 🇧🇭🇧🇭
What I can say about is Africa people are hardworking
My comment according to the video is
"A man rests when he dies!"
Hi bro
CALL me
What an amazing people,brave and hard working people.They keep on smiling eventhough their life was so hard.God bless you all people of Burundi..😇😇😇
14:33 Who said they are uneducated? He stacked the bananas like some hi-tech ai machine would do, keeping center of gravity in the middle.
He musta meant un-indoctrinated. That's why those folks take time to Think & plan HOW to do what's necessary, and DO it, without excuses. Wisdom has nothing to do with "smart", eh.
Going 70km an hour with pretty much no breaks is outright dumb...i don't care if I have to take an additional hour but I woudn't risk my life or medical expenses
The god given brain to thick even animal know how stay alive
@@muhddaniel3463 Yup!! Well said, my man.
Necessity is the mother of invention.
Tour de France should organize some cycling events in Burundi and Rwanda
more so in rwanda
Was thinking the same bro the would have more winner 🥰🥰🥰🥰🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
FROM KISUMU TO BURUNDI THUS FROM NYANZA TO NYANZA IN BURUNDI
Nope.
That is what comes to my mind😊
Wotching from Rwanda 🇷🇼
I love those drummers happy faces. They really love what they're doing! Much respect!
A masterpiece by any documentary standards...as for the storyline a lesson on human struggles and will for survival.Hats off and prayers.
Thankful to you free documentary to bring this back.
Love to Burundi 🇧🇮 from 🇮🇳
Respect to Burundian people 🤟🏼and love to that pure nature with low environmental pollution...❤️ from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
I swear I grew up in similar environment. Fortunately my country has improved after 20 years, and quality of life is so much better now. I hope the future will be bright for Burundi.
which country did you grow up in?
@@azamtn grew up in southwest Vietnam in the late 80s.
@@LongTran-sg9vc okay. I'm from Africa n I can tell you 20yrs ago n today it's still same. too much corruption n bad leaders.
@@azamtn dont lose hope. Kindness and genuineness always win.
@@LongTran-sg9vc Transparency and less corruption in the government, foreign investments, and education to the children, is what develops a country.
Mmm, Burundi is so green. Wonderful place, industrious people.
The poorest of poor, the place is far from wonderful.
@@CulturedWhiteBoy so is your mama
lol