Its Currently Tarmacked.

You have my continued support.

Saw your comment on the Buffalo Overlander and checked you out. Very nice indeed. I have subscribed to follow you. We are expats from South Africa been living in Huntsville, Texas for the past 33 years now.

Is this journey possible by bus nowadays?

Les Chinois sont fort

cool this was good bigup

How many km was dirt and how many tar?

How kilometers gamba to the border post,

I did this road trip twice ... one in 2011 (12 hours in the raining season) and the second time in 2015 (9 hours in the dry season) ... the debris road is rough but the country around it is very beautiful and pays you back ... since 2019 there is a modern highway that shortens the time a lot (5 hours in total with careful driving) ...

So there is no paved roads

On veut une autoroute Dakar Bamako Abidjan Lagos... ALLAH is the greatest

Wow.

wow you have balls good sir!

Coolll

10:00 is probably how the whole of East Africa looked like 70 years ago

That was amazing, its a dream I wish I could afford to do, btw do you have a GPS route of the roads you took for people who would like to make the trip. Kudos bro keep it up

La route est mauvaise a tambacounda ,c'etait quand sa?

What bike are you using

Is the music Mousse T???

currently the road from Ethiopian/Kenya border to Marsabit all the way to Nairobi is fully tarmacked

La route est Elle securisée?

big up man.....that stretch btw moyale and Isiolo before the highway was constructed was tough.bandits,the heat etc.nice trip.We africans take for granted our heritage.....nice niiice

am so curious about the cost for everything including fuel and currency exchange. what u also need for the road.....example water,snacks,and food plus preparedness including getting a flat tire

Nice movie road. congrats

@ 3:05 what happened?

Beau pays !!!

There is a new highway from Nairobi to Ethiopia

First of all, great music that was. i am planning to do a return trip of the same road from nairobi and back. I'll be travelling on my subaru legacy me and my best friend, i cant wait to experience the scenery and wild virgin wilderness on the road, however we are lucky that the new road has been complete so no gravel. Great adventure you must have had. Kudos!

Graças A Deus estamos quase no fim com das pontes.l Álvaro-laboratorista da carmon.

Can someone tell me the music playlist of this video?

why is this road not getting to brazzaville?

Beautiful channel, extraordinary travels.

الله على تلك الايام الجميلة بين بوانت نوار وهيندا

Good experience

These are the kinds of video's that really show the people and the landscape. I loved it so much. Thank you for taking me along for the ride! I especially loved when the men on the side of the road gave you a drink of water! Very friendly people!! Beautiful smiles!!

weren't u scared travelling alone?? through masarbit

Good music, too!

Beautiful cinematography.

adorei ver este video... reviver essa rota luanda /soyo... acredito eu que ja esteja toda no asfalto... montei varias pontes nessa estrada

Agora são 130 Km de estrada péssima, mas brevemente estará concluída a nova estrada até ao Soyo!

tumbs up in some parts of Ethio is considered as giving someone the middle finger, but no one pays attention since this guy is a foreigner. Great adventure though!

cool roadtrip in my country

Very nice video, you made it !

Thanks for sharing once again. It would have been nice to film the longest trains in Mauritania that haul phosphate from the mines in the Sahara. But then you may not have come across any. It looks like there was a lot of off-roading in this. Once again I admire your stamina to bike through this vast area with absolutely nothing to see. At least the ocean gave you some respite. I am really enjoying every episode. Once again thanks.

Thanks for sharing. I was wondering if you started in Kara, Togo. I was checking the map of Google and it looks like you started in the northern part of Togo and then crossed over into Burkina Faso. I admire your will, strength and willpower to do this and I am planning to see the other videos. The road seemed to be non-existent but I was surprised to see the wet road because this part of the African Sahel is suffering from major drought and is known to have a terrible issue of deforestation and the encroachment by the Sahara desert, hence desertification. So nice of you to show us a part of the world that we will never see.

é triste nem? querer chegar no lugar q todo mundo fala e admira onde sai as RIQUEZAS do País, uma delas o petróleo, mas a via está e sempre estará péssima, melhor um troço pra uma mata por onde anda um caçador e animais selvagens..... lamentávelllll

amazing thanks

This was AWESOME. I can't BELIEVE how good the roads are now! You could NOT have done this trip 10 years ago, as almost all the roads were like what you showed around minute 12:35 (in and out of Addis). I'll be back in Addis next month for a visit and cannot wait to return. Thank you so much for sharing your journey. I hope it will always stay with you and that you at least got to experience some of the hospitality and good food of Ethiopia.

Just tell Africa is not beautiful. Shame on us leaving this beauty to live in Europe or USA Meanwhile we can build our continent.

did you only use the bike through out the entire trip? WOW.