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Botswana, Escaping Drought | Deadliest Journeys

1.7M views • 3 weeks ago
100 Comments
@shenziwamunga
@@shenziwamunga1 months ago
Since when is July a summer month in Botswana? 19 km in two days? Made by Americans for Americans. Only wows and exaggerations.
@jmzi1646
@@jmzi16461 months ago
This man is wise, like drags, alcohol is the biggest one, and this is one the most beautiful cultures, hate to see it gone.
@whiteeyedsh4rk697
As if that farmers life isnt hard enough, a bunch of elephants just vandalise his property, destroy the trees, free the goats and steal the water. Then theres drought, all kind of predatory animals. Think of this man next time you face issues in your life.
@ericsomba-nt2fx
@@ericsomba-nt2fx2 months ago
botswana is not for weak am proud of kenya
@TebogoMpase
@@TebogoMpase2 months ago
Why do drivers pass by without being helpful to that chap walking such a long distance? Are they ignoring him perhaps choosy on such a dia circumstances? 😢 <br><br>We are one in Africa I&#39;m here in SA but watching this clip I don&#39;t see any difference among us SA, Botswana, Zim, Mozambique and other sister countries. <br><br>We as Africans have a long way to go... One of the weapons utilised to conquer us was and still education, I&#39;m not saying hunger is ok no I&#39;m thinking ahead as to change the entire status core. 😢
@BubeleeMandleni
@@BubeleeMandleni2 months ago
This is NOT Botswana at all!
@kindnesskhupe7611
Bias ,Botswana if more
@showUmiracle
@@showUmiracle4 months ago
TOYOTA頑張ってるやん
@wakinglife7065
@@wakinglife70655 months ago
I’m wondering why they don’t have water tanks and dams?
@BlurryFace-zz2ro
@@BlurryFace-zz2ro6 months ago
I&#39;m from South Africa and I wish South Africa&#39;s leaders could be like Botswana&#39;s leaders.
@krismarais1725
@@krismarais17256 months ago
Phor phucksake- Botswana is a land of drought. Get over it.
@anniek3580
@@anniek35806 months ago
I don&#39;t need to be from Botswana to know that a 19km bus journey taking 2 days is an outright lie. It&#39;s blatant lies like this that make me question what else is inaccurate 😢
@hardbassDJ0500
@@hardbassDJ05006 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKoM5UYQxcs&amp;t=1227">20:27</a> This was in 2022, in 2024 and 2025 Botswana got 3 and 4 times its average rainfall. They experienced massive flooding the last 2 years. The climate has cooled as well lowering their average summer temperatures by an average of 4°C.<br>And 2026 is looking to be even wetter still with even lower temperatures.<br>Climate change, not global warming.
@hardbassDJ0500
@@hardbassDJ05006 months ago
And the malaysian university named Limkokwing takes evil advantage of the poor in Botswana, the corrupt Botswana ministry of education pays Limkokwing university per Botswanan student from the Botswanan government funds, but when 70% of the Botswanan students don&#39;t exist (called ghost students) the minister of education takes 10% for each fake student and the corrupt malaysian university takes the other 90%. We are talking about 100s of thousands of dollars stolen from the people of Botswana when they need those funds the most.<br>Look it up, this is a fact, this same so called university does the very same scam in Lesotho and Zimbabwe. <br>Stealing badly needed infrastructure funds from these poor nations by encouraging and utilizing the corruption of some members of government. <br>Limkokwing is pure evil.
@loreseemela
@@loreseemela7 months ago
ive never lacked water the rest of my 28 years in botswana
@tsheporamolemana9823
wow, where are the batswana in this documentary i thought they were lying when they say these guys pick the poorest parts of a country for their documentaries, should have started in Gaborone. Thank god for ishowspeed. Im a motswana by the way, in Botswana.
@LianeFehrle
@@LianeFehrle7 months ago
These people are the ones that are trying to survive
@1Kalvin_
@@1Kalvin_7 months ago
Horse 💩
@thehappytwo5442
@@thehappytwo54427 months ago
Where did all that USAID $$ go?
@daniellickel9867
@@daniellickel98677 months ago
Over heated it, thats the engine noise. It&#39;s toast
@daniellickel9867
@@daniellickel98677 months ago
But still have plenty of kids.
@daniellickel9867
@@daniellickel98677 months ago
Damn that sun for warming the planet again. Does it through cycles. Some areas are actually cooler, especially night temps which points at the sun. One of many things that point at the sun.
@Batt-g3n
@@Batt-g3n8 months ago
That old toyota pickup would be 15000$ here in quebec 😂
@Ussama-h8o
@@Ussama-h8o8 months ago
May god make it easy for them.
@krzysztofrebowski380
Very interesting !!!!
@standing_room_only
The old hunter gatherer had knowledge but no one listens when they are drunk.
@lifestylegloup
@@lifestylegloup9 months ago
As usual the westerners have to come to Africa and india and show that it&#39;s so poor typical of westerners
@JamesBoydston-o9c
Blame blame blame
@ThukwiMangole
@@ThukwiMangole10 months ago
I have been a fan of these documentaries..but have had my doubts that oversell some staff, and today you proved it..Botswana has not had a drought in ages<br>And Botswana relies not only on the delta, there are diamonds mainly, agriculture 2ndly and a whole lot other,,and Botswana has very robust and tarred roads..daaamn you should see our luxury busses..you would be jealous..<br>And what the helle part of Botswana is that..even People from as Deep as the Etsha villages have proper transportation....
@immi-gig13
@@immi-gig1311 months ago
Even after all these drought issues their govt can take the initiative and go for cloud seeding like how they do in China and Dubai. This might solve their problems.
@nigelwright7979
@@nigelwright797911 months ago
Stupid guy should of traded a few fish to be driven all the way home instead of letting the fish rot on the way home
@Kaotik199O
@@Kaotik199O11 months ago
🛑🛑🛑This land is clearly cursed by the God, the people need to turn away from worshipping false gods and idols and the land will flourish and be bountiful. But they have to repent and submit to the one and only true God (Jesus Christ)
@Lasty_Princess
@@Lasty_Princess11 months ago
But 2023/2025 the Southern of Africa experienced floods and Botswana even had floods reports in the Kalahari desert. Not disputing the harsh conditions experienced in the settlements but makes one wonder if the settlements are gorvened settlements or where the civilians had initially allocated themselves land from different nearby developed and well established villages and the gorvt left them do their will for their peacesake which is common here as its socialist and democratic dependent country and WHEN WAS THIS SHOT??
@gapemosiame
@@gapemosiame11 months ago
July in Botswana is not the peak of summer but the last month of winter.
@reeceburri6337
@@reeceburri63371 years ago
You know when you hear the eagle cry out it’s gonna be a good episode
@faridm4448
@@faridm44481 years ago
🙄😵‍💫
@CalvinPayton-e3e
God bless America.
@chekimore4510
@@chekimore45101 years ago
29 hours is it true
@louvaluna3115
@@louvaluna31151 years ago
This tribe is lucky to be only chased away, Who knows how many tribes we&#39;ve massacred just for their land and ressources. We&#39;re a sad specie
@rasheedaemojin1234
Lol.. Dramatic much? This was just to appease the &#39;omg Africa lives in complete poverty&#39; crowd, pfftt
@ofentsenfila
@@ofentsenfila1 years ago
All these lies about my country 😂😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥🇧🇼🇧🇼‼️
@KishoreKichu-w5l
Africa this situation all credit goes to western countries
@osember007
@@osember0071 years ago
klíma hiszti
@thusomokgosi9664
a pile of bullshit narrated about Africa.
@BoitumeloMosimanegape
What language are the people in that taxi speaking
@amarubojanggobotsamang7360
This documentary simply justifies why call our currency &quot;Pula&quot;, why our national slogan is &quot;Pula&quot;, why we so much value rain, why a typical Motswana lifestyle is highly dependant on availability of rain. It is a complete testament to that.
@libertyquest
@@libertyquest1 years ago
I watched about 15 of these documentaries, and I didn&#39;t see feminism anywhere. Can you believe it?😅😅😅😅
@markat9576
@@markat95761 years ago
That’s not a very good place to be raising cattle, or people for that matter.
@Diambaar-Deug
@@Diambaar-Deug1 years ago
Torokhal nagn goor yeup
@tlotlooepeng8721
to clarify the San are banned from leaving &quot;designated area&quot; there is no such infact a lot of effort has been made to entegrate the san into society as some still prefere their way of life
@Bengina3
@@Bengina31 years ago
I wish you cold take some of our rain bless up from 🇬🇧
@dirkhuman760
@@dirkhuman7601 years ago
Ja die Kalahari is lekker!
@ahmednalayeh2656
Life in certain parts of Africa is very Harsh and Cruel yet Beautiful.<br><br>Watching and commenting from Somali Land Horn of Africa East Africa.
@CalvinMolefe-f6x
LIES
@SuperDolarman
@@SuperDolarman1 years ago
Just to clarify, the San /Bushmen are not banned to leave their areas of residence
@refiloemolefe7394
Mr don’t mislead the viewers
@daiker001
@@daiker0011 years ago
Wow amazing documentary 🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼home country and home boy❤❤❤
@loago3587
@@loago35871 years ago
we need to learn from the the middle east , we have the resources , we just need mindset change
@SATUANTIKTOK
@@SATUANTIKTOK1 years ago
Kehidupan yang sulit dan tidak mudah, namun saya berharap sungai kembali mengalir dan padang pasir menjadi hijau
@percyvirus_official
The Narattor really over exeggarates everything , I heard Him Say its july the peak of summer , and thats a lie , and the translation is not 100% , im just lucky i speak the language even if im not from botswana ... but we need proper analysis on these documentaries
@vladimirslk
@@vladimirslk1 years ago
The road is poorly maintained 😂😂😂 whaaat? Where is the road and when was the first time of its maintenance at all 😅
@Rakscha-Sun
@@Rakscha-Sun2 years ago
Guys you need more solar power vehicles. They do not break down for overheating this easy because the engine is no based on heat.
@Rakscha-Sun
@@Rakscha-Sun2 years ago
This is the apocalypse.
@Ttbaebae
@@Ttbaebae2 years ago
July peak of summer ? 🤔 or do you mean Northern hemispheric summer?
@crimeunearthedHQ
Lol I saw on the thumbnail motho o tshwere court ya black label and I just clicked 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@borecheruiyot6282
Amazing, Botswana people are very hardworking
@LefikaThusoMhotsha
Damn bro , I&#39;m the kid beeping with the wire car , this was back in 2014 bruhhh, the drought period is not frequently
@kassachekole31
@@kassachekole312 years ago
What a heart-touching way of life.
@belindaorg1520
@@belindaorg15202 years ago
Life as we know it in Botswana u either adapt or leave ……the Kgalagadi is a semi arid desert and tuff as it seems we survive…..😊
@tendaikaisi1399
Donald Trump,Elon Musk and Bill Gates if they want they can help Africa
@tendaikaisi1399
Our problem in Africa are the leaders that country is rich with diamonds but they can not even build new roads for the local people its sad
@lesegogaebeeyn4005
Me being a South African Tswana it&#39;s interesting how much I can relate to their way of life and just how I don&#39;t experience any sort of culture shock irrespective of our differing struggles
@lesegogaebeeyn4005
They require boreholes
@lesegogaebeeyn4005
Two days to travel for 19 kilometres by car?
@tebogomojela1022
Your stories contradict each other. Zero to little truth about ur documentary.
@jabulanitshabalala9378
Animals are a problem the government can help with
@jabulanitshabalala9378
South africans with all our problems we must be gratefull.
@Mike-u1v9s
@@Mike-u1v9s2 years ago
African leaders should be smart. Botswana Government should get the sea to Botswana from South Africa or Namibia, it possible by trenches
@maximumdube2953
When a hyena volunteers to tell the story, all the animals are weak, injured or just pathetic😂
@thandekasibiya9193
July is the peak of summer in Botswana ?
@mongkolsakj.770
ปลุกมัน(ระวังหมูกิน) เผือก เลี้ยงไก่(ระวังเสือกิน) น้ำๆwater ❤
@johannstrauss3779
One of the worst countries in Africa, there are more cattle then people but beef are way more expensive compared to South Africa. No gmo seed allowed in the country but there isn&#39;t enough food. Pandamatenga must feed a whole country. How rediculas
@KeletsoNkeme
@@KeletsoNkeme2 years ago
This not Botswana
@gideonpuakaa9130
Hee mona am tired😂😂😂😂
@caydenvayce5037
This isn&#39;t a blue lie I&#39;m from Zimbabwe staying in Botswana there&#39;s nothing like this you are misleading people
@OanhSchlesinger
Don’t shoot the elephants old man!
@OanhSchlesinger
There may be a lot of catfish in the lake, however, catfish tastes nasty. It has a strong muddy taste &amp; leaves a lasting fishy taste in your mouth long after it’s consumed. Yuk!
@maemu_matshete
@@maemu_matshete2 years ago
Hi everyone I think I&#39;ve watched all this episodes except two .one where the mini flight was flying just above the bus and the one with the truck on mountain with the blue taupalin as a canopy. I only see those clips on intro please link them under my comment.
@Fezz016
@@Fezz0162 years ago
Y&#39;all are just plain dramatic! I mean, a simple Google search would have told you guys that, &quot;The Kalahari desert makes up 70% of Botswana&#39;s land area.&quot; So it is very sensationalist to come here and say a desert is suffering from a &quot;severe&quot; drought just because there is a certain narrative y&#39;all wanna push.
@thatissoquebecishh2134
damn. Shoutout to them for the struggle fr fr. Like damn
@oumaribrahim112
كيف الهروب من جفاف 😂
@9jaezego
@@9jaezego2 years ago
Business seems to be good for the fishermen while the mud has not dried up
@nik-ismy
@@nik-ismy2 years ago
Wrong message! Human contribution in climate change is only 5% or less.
@MuhammedRiazi
@@MuhammedRiazi2 years ago
They dramatize everything to get more viewzz. Nothing new here. Pure capitalism
@noahingram8052
@@noahingram80522 years ago
Yes everything is bad nobody likes anything everybody has an opinion
@greenbongos
@@greenbongos2 years ago
I hope the camera crew bought all of that lady&#39;s stock of beer and drinks. Everyone in this documentary is so humbling. More people need to watch these documentaries to gain humility.
@monkmind6121
@@monkmind61212 years ago
The only way to remove poverty is to bring infrastructure and build roads to these people, rest of the world mainly Europe n America people wont complain after seeing this documentary.
@alfredol8741
@@alfredol87412 years ago
When the san bushman changes then Botswana is in a threat of losing its identity!!! 🤔<br>Like like when your grandparents stopped wearing viking horns
@yelina.k7467
@@yelina.k74672 years ago
그나라당국은 불쌍한동물과 인간 의식주를<br>해결해주던가 돈을지불하던가해야재 큰일이다<br> 도와주면 좋겠는데 너무불쌍해서어떻해
@KangMie-p4d
@@KangMie-p4d2 years ago
Luarrr biasaaaa perjuangan kawan kawan kita demi mempertahankan kehidupan yg baik dn layak❤❤❤❤ semangat kawan