Kenya, Between Flood and Burning Sun | Deadliest Journeys

Kenya is developing at breakneck speed, but behind the buildings of the capital, Nairobi, and the savannah, so popular with tourists, lies a very different reality. Climate change is splitting the country in two. In the north, entire regions are suffering from severe drought, while in the south, populations are threatened by rising sea levels. The road network is littered with bad tracks.

Directors: Frédéric ELHORGA; Guillaume LHOTELLIER

[jamesmwangiwanjiru]

Everyday life anywhere in the world demands courage, and Kenya is not an exception.

[Zack-]

My brother Adam is a really a hardwroking young man. Huge respect to my fellow Somali brother.

[moranih]

It's a positive that Kenyans work creatively around obstacles. Those kids rowing ancient canoes will go to university and bring glory to God and another milestone of innovation to Kenya.

[maxwell_kirwa]

the actors, script writers, directors, camera men, and everyone involved deserve an Oscar. I documentaries are not scripted

[WILLYTaracha]

Am a Kenyan and this is the sad reality from what the world sees on social media, , bad governace and those talking bad and saying this is scripted are those who hide the illness inside.. wakenya yafaa tushukuru tukiongelewa hivi ndio zakayo afanye kazi

[josephkaksa]

There a few areas in Kenya 🇰🇪 where we still have bad roads. This areas are very remote and scarcely populated but 80% of Kenya is accessible through good tarmac roads. Anyway hio ya fish hapo wametupima.

[MgciniTshuma-pu]

This narrator is what makes me like watching these documentaries

[sarunikeymahthee]

In kenya we are all actors and we can easily tell a scripted documentary 😂😂😂😂
That trailer scene and the guy transporting 2 fish with a whole lorry is a joke.
Also the same video was here sometime back

[lm]

I am kenyan and a few things to NOTE about THIS Film
1. There's absolutely nowhere in kenya kids have to raft their way to school in crocodile infested waters and even those two shots were taken separately.
2. No kenyan kids will stop your car from leaving until you pay them for the push, our kids are happy to help with smiles n an open heart.😊
3. Most of the shots n stories were greatly scripted and exaggerated, no sane kenyan business man will use a truck to transport a handful of fish, film director couldn't even fake it the whole way to get a trackfull of fish, so he's cheap too😅
4. Shoddy work but kenyans see right through you.

[Brianmuchiri]

First of all 100kgs of fish in a 10-ton truck?? where else are you ever going to see this level of luxury.

[kelvinomondi]

Bravo to the writers of this little sketch. I mean you really tried making a documentary but fiction is your strongest suite.

[andremutua]

It's a sad state of living in the mother land, Kericho is one of the most fertile and producing regions in our country but people are so poor, damn shame !

[twesigyedidas]

The only country ever to deny a documentary 😂

[vianbuto]

En estos documentales qué he visto, me doy más cuenta aun, de que allá viven en modo supervivencia de nacimiento.
Se necesita mucha fortaleza para vivir así.
Saludos desde Cartagena, Colombia. Somos también una ciudad pobre pero turística, así que no me quejaré más de mi situación, porque en comparación, vivimos como reyes.

[solidstoner]

Ufala gani hizi, samaki mbili kwa truck na nduthi hakuna kitu haezi beba

[obrienvincents]

Mbona ubebe samaki tano kwa truck ya mchanga, munatubeba ufala aje?

[KIM-xlzs]

I know we kenyans are made of metal, but stop scripting this things, how does it make economic sense to transport that amount of fish in a lorry, get someone who can do a better script

[kelvinmutethiambaya]

The real problem with these areas is that their are no permanent residents. These guys are nomads . You will build roads, hospitals and schools, you come next year, and no one is there . The government has tried building infrastructure in their migratory corridors but, they are not consistent because the weather, and traditions and thrill of adventure makes them change their routes every time.

[lm]

Oyah tupeleke izi jamaa twitter kot wafinye wao - 😅 shenzi sana wamechocha! -wamechoma?

[timw]

Thank you very much, you safely delivered 2 fish, you fed almost two people😂😂