Congo, Thrill of the River | Deadliest Journeys
Congo, Thrill of the River | Deadliest Journeys
On the legendary Congo River, Commander Aimé is at the helm of a gigantic wooden raft the size of a football field. With his men, he is trying to transport 220 tree trunks linked together by cables from Kisangani to Kinshasa. The raft is also the cheapest means of transport for the most deprived who wish to reach the capital. On board, danger…
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if you are suffering..why keep having kids?
they all fight each other instead of sticking together..always very aggressive and looking ro fight
all these people just keep taking the roads and complaining..but do nothing to fix or change the situation
these people destroy their own natural habitat and animals with little care to the ecosystem ,they do not care about sustaining ..just their own greed
1 people do not stop having kids….no self control..2 people do not stick together and try and change things,,they just look to leave
Congolese people are resilient the voice says. It would be better if they were smart instead.
That's terrible torture we in Europe have no clue of. Luckily they weren't attacked by Boko Haram as well.
Alam sudah memberikan kekayaan yang melimpah..
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As much as a good documentary it is and heart-breaking to see people struggling to survive, I find it very amusing. The European countries made colonies in Africa, Asia and around the world; looted wealth and precious resources from those colonies, subjugated and enslaved the people, and left them extremely poor when their rule finally ended. Now they make documentaries showcasing stories of poverty, struggles and resilience. Maybe, at the end of each episode, you should mention yourself in Credits, in big and bold, for the inhuman state of affairs in your erstwhile colonies. France, Belgium, United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Norway, Denmark, Russia – you name it. It's not a coincidence that all of them are rich nations today. And all the colonies still poor and under-developed. The problem of immigrants in European countries is also a fallout of this poverty as a result of past colonization. Being from India, I only know too well what Britain did to us. Not Great at all, to be honest.
Incredible
Our fellow Africans are having it hard☹, i will learn to appreciate whatever i have, neither of my fellow South Africans will survive in this situations ,very said and touching🥺
the west have caused all these problems in Africa.
They are truggleing hard in the awkward situation to earn their livelihood for their survival.
What a world we live in. The world resources richest country, Congo, lives in such mind blowing poverty level. It is heartbreaking. Kudos to those brave individuals who risk their lives to create this documentary.
What caught my attention in the film is the massive empty uncultivated land while the people complain of hunger. Abundant resources but knowledge missing. "My people perish for lack of knowledge"
god has left africa long ago
Mantap
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There's always someone to blame for your situation. Africa could developed the same way as Europe, but Africans preferred old traditions and religions instead.
Kongo.👍♥️🙏
Congo is one of the richest countries in minerals but poor management and corruption, this is the result we are seeing.