Congo: Trapped in the mud | Deadliest Journeys

00:00 Introduction
4:51 Congo, maze of dismantled roads
23:04 Mining under a 100 degree sun could make any man collapse
32:28 Roads being improved but not to help the population
46:40 Demons are roaming around in the village

[byaruhangaroger]

Mr Narrator, u are simply the best... Getting this content under such difficult conditions isn't a piece of cake!! We highly appreciate your efforts...
The resilience of the human soul under these harsh conditions is really commendable...

[barbarajames]

Thanks for sharing this true story and I wish more people could watch this amazing channel and be grateful for the little things they have

[farhanatoerien]

Brilliant documentary. What a tragic and unacceptable state of affairs. Shame on the politicians and bureaucrats of DRC

[terrancecobb]

...AMAZING, the will of people. Those road conditions were horrendous. PHENOMENAL footage, as usual.

Side note; I can only imagine some of the spirits that have shown themselves to this pastor. Testing his faith, unrelenting. He has taken on a heavy mission. I pray his endurance, and honesty.

[peterscheer]

These stories are stories of the human spirit... endurance, adaptability, creativity, and faith and hope.... These folks deserve some help...

[Swale.h]

I have vivid memories of such journeys. Back in 2007, a distance of 96km could be covered in 5-7 hours and on rainy season, sleeping on the road was inevitable. Nowadays (Rural Kenya) it only takes 2-3hours on the same road since they were constructed. Its all about good governance.

[deysumit]

Ur documentary is top class yar.. Ur hard work makes me tears how.... Seeing this people suffers.. Thanks for showing such kind of documentary... That how people are going through...

[petebutler]

Dangerous journeys is probably my favorite of all the documentaries found on this channel. However this one in particular gave me so much anxiety I had to watch it in blocks, lol. Any time someone from an industrialized country complains about their working conditions or life’s hardships, tell them to watch this video.

[RODALCO]

Amazing how the guys on the bikes can carry 300 KG of charcoal on these difficult roads with jandals on their feet. Respect. The traffic jams and bad roads are terrible and governments not doing anything about it is very sad for the road users who have to make a living from transporting goods.

[RS-yjgn]

I take my hat off to the Kongonese People, except their government who obviously do nothing to improve the road.
The production team on site has to be commended, producing such good footage in these conditions. Let's not forget their transport had to go thru this as well and they may have camped. Outstanding work for this fantastic series I love to watch...

[skullcrusher]

Always wait for these new deadliest roads documantries, keep this new videos coming, and good jog to the crew wish you guys best of luck 🤞

[sunilchapagain]

After watching this channel documentaries, seeing struggle of those people for living I never blame my life, god bless those hardworking people❤🙏😢

[geoffreyjeff]

Does the DRC president and government watch this? This is sad, I'm from Kenya and I really empathize with this situation.

[VictoriaKongai-ol]

Thank you. You have made it possible for me to travel allover the world without actually leaving my home and cost free. To the producers and entire team, i say thank you for the best documentaries ever. Mot ashamed to say i bing watch....

[vmsballer]

I enjoy the documentaries and especially love to hear the translations from the narrator

[kasuleisaac]

the camera man that went down the mine deserves an award..

[doanengineeringservices]

Africa my motherland! We shall not give up, together let us unite, let love lead. Put aside our divisions, let each and all seek the best for each other. With God on our side. The best is yet to come.

[putrapkl]

Ya Allah begitu berat perjuangan hidup mereka Alhamdulillah ak hidup di Indonesia yang serba ada

[aliafaaqkhan]

these people are super humans to say the least, in the circumstances they live and endure. love and respect from Pakistan.

[daudwaluyo]

Begitu prihatin dan sedih melihat penderitaan mereka yang begitu berat, , baik segi ekonomi, , pendidikan, bahkan jalan..sementara kekayaan alam yang melimpah, , harusnya pemerintah mereka lebih peduli ke penduduk nya..tetap semangat dan jangan berputus asa buat seluruh penduduk di Kongo..Tuhan Pasti tetap memperhatikan