Deep Into NAMIBIA SLUMS Where TOURIST DON'T GO! 🇳🇦

[@travelwithpeace1]

*You'd also love to watch LOOK WHAT I FOUND IN THIS NAMIBIAN MARKET:* kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6vHo5KbgdqVr9U

[@ysaehikonrad6431]

This guy is real, he didn't just come for tourists destination but to see the real situation of the people

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you so much Ysaehi for your kind words. I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. Appreciated 👌

[@wizaphiri19]

The real Africa is not necessarily slums and dirty markets, every community around the world has slums

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Wizza. you're hundred percent correct. But this specific video portrays a huge and important part of Namibia, right outside of it's capital city Windhoek where over 1 million people live under abnormal conditions, most of them even without electricity. and the Namibian government dose not want tourist or foreigners to see. While just a few minutes away in Windhoek you'll find the rich and modern houses of only a minority of the people of Namibia, a great portion of them mostly white people, like some Germans who do business in Namibia. In fact, this video was made by request of a local hard working Namibian taxi driver who demanded that I would show the world - "The Real Namibia" - in his exact words..and he took me into Katutura where the majority of the black Namibian citizens live, more than a million strong who live in great poverty.

[@Ndapewa1988]

I agree with Wiza Phiri. I am Namibian myself and a Geography lecturer. The photos of the formal part of Windhoek too, are real Africa. Yes, the situation of the informal settlements in Namibia is absolutely out of hand. The reasons of why people live in informal are dynamic; it would require you more than a day trip to get an idea. If you ask about or travel to original houses of the people you visited there, you may be surprised. While poverty and inequality is one of the reasons for the expansion of informal settlements, not everyone there is necessarily poor. Some people choose to live there because land is relatively free and because settlers, who have often migrated from other parts of Namibia, prioritize investing their income in bettering their homes in their places of origin, rather than spending it on renting a formal house/room, for example. Therefore, it is not rare to find formally employed people in Windhoek living in such condition.

[@wizaphiri19]

@@Ndapewa1988 absolutely and quite insightful, you can not understand the dynamics of a country (economic+geography+history) with a single day visit and one or two people can not necessarily express the views of the whole population (bias), thank you for the eye opener

[@travelwithpeace1]

@@Ndapewa1988 thank you very much for your interesting input. Appreciated

[@bettyk9771]

Real Africa was not a good title. Do you mean to say beautiful roads and well lit areas in Africa is fake Africa? You should have said the katutura. Saying real Africa while being excited to see poor places is because you believe that’s the life we should be living and that’s real. That is wrong and misguided. Real Africa encompasses everything you find in africa. From cities to villages to farms to beaches and deserts.

[@pauljon5403]

I'm Namibian living in Katutura, thank you for this video. I know most of our politicians are living lavish lifestyles off the money we're all supposed to benefit from and they don't like people showing this slums to the world. Namibia has a population of 2.8 million people with a GDP per Capita of 4800 USD, problem is wealth is unevenly distributed we are ranked second in the world after South Africa so the gap between the rich and poor is too big

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you so much, Paul. I'm glad you enjoyed it 👌 Appreciated

[@mulengapeter1072]

Gap doesn't mean it can be distributed to the public.$4800 you are talking about is in fews hands,the white people.

[@erhokellyavwerosuo7464]

Nice video PEACE.... am from Nigeria and planning to move to Namibia. I just love the Country, the peace and environment.

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Kelly. I'm glad you have enjoyed this video. Namibia is indeed the most Beautiful country in Africa. 👌

[@erhokellyavwerosuo7464]

@@travelwithpeace1 You can say that again PEACE.

[@ysaehikonrad6431]

Im Namibian, would be nice to meet you

[@nosisamalotana1091]

I'm South African and I wish someday I could get a chance to visit or even perhaps move to Namibia.

[@partna9774]

I'm a 26 year old Namibian never knew thats how katutra looked, it feels like a journey in another country. I love the journey took me to see interesting parts of Windhoek.

[@travelwithpeace1]

@@partna9774 thank you. I'm glad you were able to see parts of your own country that you are not familiar with. 😉

[@BKBobbyDigital]

great content man, this deserves way more views

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Bobby. I totally agree. 😂 I'm glad that you enjoyed it and you can of course share this content forward to bring more views. Appreciated 👌

[@globe_throtter_1843]

I knew Namibia since I was kid. It's all because of Frankie Fredericks, my all time favourite sprinter😍 Love from 🇲🇾

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed this video 👌

[@nithinkrishnan6762]

Me too dude .got silver behing baailey

[@DarkElves100]

Their winter weather is 63 degrees Fahrenheit. It's 40 right now, in New England, and considered unusually warm. Plants are trying to grow.

[@matthewolowofoyekun5225]

This is fascinating! I love the atmosphere, hospitality, networks, and most especially, their topography! I can't wait to visit Namibia as soon as possible! I'm Molade M Olowofoyekun, from Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Molade. I'm very happy that you enjoyed this video. Namibia is indeed a gorgeous country you should visit. Appreciated 👌

[@ingridroura5434]

You are welcome to visit Namibia 😘

[@rosaliamavulu]

You'll always be welcomed to Namibia 🇳🇦 ONE LOVE ❤

[@shivukasit4099]

you must vist oshakati, namibia

[@esculentafacts5355]

Great video, great editing. Welcome to our country Namibia 🇳🇦.

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you bro. Appreciated 👌

[@elisia5197]

Land of the brave 🇳🇦

[@kennedychanda9961]

Those are temporal structures and it doesn't mean how real Africans live, no wonder it is called shantytowns/slums as some may call it. In every country you can go, there are such places even in Europe and it doesn't mean they live African way of living, for your own information Africa is rich and has good places as well.

[@Music-k6i7x]

Today I accidentally found your channel in the recommendations and I can say without a doubt that you are a wonderful person, thank you for this video.Kind people 15:20 in Namibia ❤

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you so very much for your kind words. I'm glad that you enjoyed it. Appreciated 👌

[@ntombimadi211]

Thanks for doing this brother. Your's is the most detailed video of Namibia I've ever watched. And I'm from their neighboring country South Africa❤

[@travelwithpeace1]

You're very welcome. I'm glad that you enjoyed this video. Thank you 😊

[@explore8434]

My guy say Namibia again? Enjoyed your video thou ❤ definitely subscribing.

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@explore8434]

@@travelwithpeace1My pleasure💯

[@Mpalapasi]

Instead of building all these nice roads that everyone is talking about, they should help people build better houses, and take electricity to the people. Wrong priorities, its sad.

[@Jamal_dont_mess]

Some of those people built mansions in their villages where they had come from.They have chosen to be there, cs they don't see Windhoek as their permanent home.However only there for work and do go home/ to their villages every times they are so wish or as time allows.

[@bennygati324]

IM SO INTRIGUED BY 🇳🇦 NAMIBIA SO INTERESTING. HUGE CONTRAST IN DIFFERENT AREAS AND QUITE BEAUTIFUL

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you. I'm glad that you enjoyed it 👌

[@globe_throtter_1843]

I am wondering how cold the winter can be there in Namibia

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Gitaris. It can get very cold in Namibia in the winter but there won't be any snow.

[@victorvosoba6650]

Sorry Very cold.

[@debbi6611]

Reall nice movie it was very interesting to watch!!!I'm greetings from London!!!I love your videos💯💯👍👍

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Debbi. I'm happy you loved it. It's not really a movie though, rather only a travel video. 😂 appreciated 👍

[@ysaehikonrad6431]

Love from Namibia, I'm looking to making connections with people overseas, I'm an aspiring conscious musician

[@kameishagreenunapologetica8210]

Wow great job getting to the guts of Namibia! Good to know hard to see.

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Kameisha. I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. There are also very beautiful and modern places in Namibia. 👌

[@_maemasuu]

Subs done from Solomon Islands bro

[@vanessaabisai4300]

Oh waw 💕💕💕

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Vanessa. I'm glad you enjoyed it 👌

[@TheNamibianTraveler]

Happy to hear my kavango people in that market🤣👍i would assume the guide is also one if so thats wonderful.

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you. I'm glad that you enjoyed this video. Welcome 👌

[@taiminuunyango]

I think your title is misleading and exaggerated 💀💀

[@travelwithpeace1]

You're absolutely entitled to your own opinion, and I am absolutely entitled to differ and disagree with you. So, I guess, that makes us both somewhat equal.😉

[@bettyk9771]

Your own opinion is distasteful and disrespectful. Try say this nonsense on your visit to Kenya. But to avoid our opinion, don’t bother coming. Real Africa😳

[@festusjackson6975]

Peace Thank you for Visiting Namibia 🇳🇦. Really, we love Tourists. However, I caught offense of you say that "this is the real Africa" alluding to the slums and Poverty. You have stereotyped Africa as poor and unhealthy living conditions... Quite for a fact, up to 98% of the world every country has its own slums. And a word of advice to our local guide , please visit some original sources and have more facts about Namibia. Isaac you are really generous to Tourists and for that you deserve to be praised. Namibia is a Beautiful Country. People here have it hard but they are doing their best to make earns meat.

[@festusjackson6975]

As a Namibian, personally I am from Katutura. It's not a rich neighborhood but.... It holds a significant History and all what you see in Katutura are the echoes of its Dark past. So, a little esteem to each countries struggle would really be validated. Namibia, My Country My Pride!! Once Again Though- Enjoy your Tour Throughout Namibia 🇳🇦

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you, Festus. I appreciate the honest and polite way of your critique. I am truly sorry if you feel that I portray all Africa as to be poor living in so-called unhealthy conditions. Well, first off, the only thing I was really alluding to was the fact that the real local people of Windhoek are in my eyes the black Namibian residents, of which the majority of them live in Katutura, excluding the white Germans who make a good living in the Namibian capital. But, with that said, one can not live in denial and try to convince himself or others that the African countries aren't considered third world countries. Well, they are indeed third world countries, and there is a reason why they are called that way. And that reason my friend, whether you like it or not, is because the vast majority of the people in Africa are very poor. And yes, many of them also unfortunately live in very difficult conditions. So, instead of taking it as an insult, please understand that both of us, Issac, the Namibian, and I, the British man, were both trying to make a point. The point was to show that unlike what the Namibian government tries to portray to foreigners who visit Windhoek, the true original residents of Windhoek, which make the core majority of Katutura, aren't having an easy life whatsoever. Now, as far of what you said about most countries of the west, that they too have slums. I would not use that as a parallel or example. Because with all due respect, although it's true that you would find slums in many other countries, it is in no way in such a scale as it is in Africa. Not even close. I can totally understand why you would feel uncomfortable or rather a bit offended by that topic. But I had no intention to make anyone feel that way. In fact, the very contrary, I came to defend your peoples rights to have a better life and hope that your government would do more to improve the lives of so many of its capital residents.

[@helveciobrenolinssobreira6410]

Nice video dude! Where are you from?

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you. I'm from England UK. And you?

[@helveciobrenolinssobreira6410]

@@travelwithpeace1 I thought you were from East Europe, because of your accent. I’m Brazilian. If you are still in Africa don’t loose the opportunity to know Mozambique. It’s an amazing country.

[@kalolakatengela2234]

Was that mango sold at N$ twenty? unbilievable its normally N$ 5 to N$ 10

[@nosisamalotana1091]

I'm South African and this video makes me happy. I like the fact that this white man wanted to see the real deal, he knew the tourists destination is not the real real deal.

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you so much, Nosisa, for your kind words. You're very smart because you understand that what I do is go to the exact opposite route of the tourists path. My aim is to bring to you the true and real raw lifestyle of the locals, and I'm glad that you enjoyed it 👌 ☺️

[@olanrewajuonifade2989]

From your accent i understand you don't speak much English but please don't generalized what ever your experiences are in Namibia for Africans.

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you.

[@bettyk9771]

I agree. He believes africa is poor. So everything else is fake but the poverty is amazing and REAL to him. He even said that’s how we sharpen knives in Africa 😂

[@efaishe]

This is actually the comment I was waiting to see, "This is the real Africa" That statement is wrong.

[@eroicah.4042]

@@bettyk9771 I am from Spain and in my family we sharpen knives like that too :) It is not a matter of poverty, it's a matter of simplicity and effectiveness that the guy couldn't undesrtand I guess. Western countries are so overflowed with useless technology that people there can barely use basic tools or understand how simple things work. I don't think he had bad intentions but I also find his attitude a bit condescending.

[@bettyk9771]

@@eroicah.4042 ok, from this perspective, I am afraid I was too harsh with my judgement. And for that, I apologize because now I understand better than one year ago.

[@TheNamibianTraveler]

Not me repeating that part of the population in Katutura ONLY!! Wow oukay

[@chrisfoster3772]

Driving a taxi seems like a chill ass job

[@mwngedavis2107]

Was that luganda song in the beginning🥰🥰

[@stevenw9254]

Cool video hope you make more me like it really miss my hometown..

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Steven. I'm glad you enjoyed it 👌

[@nwankwosunday4636]

Nice investigation, Weldon 👍

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Sunday. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Appreciated 👌

[@MeriamSakeus]

I love this video .my beautyfull country

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Appreciated 👌

[@christofeder2483]

Mi goin to di location on a regulary base to treat people... Always !Na Also illigal satelments...

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it 👌

[@christofeder2483]

@@travelwithpeace1 well, nothing enjoyable bout that, neh?! 😉 Exept for social contact. Feel free to join, once you're on the way to the coast... 😉 Bless up

[@melby6512]

Africa slum 😅 ,all i know is Botswana and Zimbabwe do not have iron sheet slums like this ones ,so be specific in your videos,be specific with the country name

[@travellingnamibianteachers]

Captivating video.

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it 👌

[@MarilynChigodora]

I did not appreciate this thing of associating poverty with being real African. Each contry all over the world has rich and poor communities

[@travelwithpeace1]

@user-uv6yd7xv2t correct. The only difference is the balance between the two in general in the African continent vs other countries in the world.

[@patrickisingizwe7595]

@@travelwithpeace1why don’t tell the real story here? First, the country is empty thanks to Germany that brutal murdered so many of its people. Second, the huge inequality is there because of Apartheid South Africa colonization. Please tell the real story, not judgement, saying Africa blah blah….. The fact is that Africans are the most resilient people in the world with all brutality we suffered but we still here welcoming you guys and have no shame to say your bullshit

[@mwngedavis2107]

Ugandan music in the back ground I like that

[@JesseAmtana]

if Conte and Mourinho could not convince Levi to buy quality players;no coach or fan will convince him

[@jobjob1732]

Where did you get the black dude from? He obviously not from windhoek?

[@travelwithpeace1]

You're almost right. He is from Katutura, which is basically the backyard of Windhoek.

[@ellishaindobo1794]

The "Real Africa" isnt some sort of slum. what do you even mean?

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Elli's. Well, in Namibia what most tourists get to see is just the more modern parts of the city where mostly white have influenced the economy. But the vast majority of its people struggle for their living and that's exactly what I was trying to show - the real African residence of Namibia. Like Katutura this is where you'll find the true, Namibian people.

[@namibianmusic]

​@@travelwithpeace1 great content men but i can say more then 50 percent of Windhoek has electricity our goverment cant just supply electricity to people who have grabbed the land illegally

[@travelwithpeace1]

@@namibianmusic thank you. You're correct. But the people of Katutura are the hardcore residents of Windhoek and the real Namibians. So I believe that the government should be taking care of them too. They deserve a better way of living.

[@M_KK]

@@travelwithpeace1 are you trying to say real Namibians are those that live in informal settlements? So only the poor should be considered real Namibians? What about those in villages? And suburbs? There's plenty of black middle class neighborhoods in Windhoek. So they're not real Namibians because they are not poor?If you were to visit say, Lagos, would you say the same about the poor Lagosians being the real Nigerians? So you only associate black Namibians with poverty?

[@travelwithpeace1]

@@M_KK Hey M KK. I think you should read my first reply to Elis. Of course whoever is born in Namibia, be poor or rich is a real Namibian. But yea, as a travel vlogger my point was to make light out of the struggling poor Namibian people and yes I think they're are the real people of Windhoek Namibia, because they deserve to be recognized. As a tourist you don't get to see Katutura where the majority of the black Namibian people live. Instead you get to see only the nice and modern parts of Windhoek where it's largely influenced by local German people and not the core citizens of Namibia.

[@hirokoherwamanyami3542]

Dont come and mislead people here.. Katutura means the place were we dont want to stay not that explanation you gave and this was cos in 1959 the Afrikaners build 2 bedroom brick houses in Katutura and devided those houses in different locations according to tribes eg Herero location, Wamboe location and forced the people to go stay there and they protested and they fought the boers and some were shot dead, just cos the Afrikaners didnt want the unity the people had and wanted to devide the tribes and also to be far from were the whites were staying

[@josephquaye5155]

They discovered oil in commercial quantities and I hope the government doesn't become more corrupt to ensure that the citizens are provided with basic necessities of life.

[@nelsonangula5904]

It wasn't necessary for this stupid guy called Izaak to disregard bars like that. How the hell. These people also need exposure. People don't just fight like that, that is brand damaging. I mean the whole world is seeing this.

[@ingridroura5434]

Less then 100k people living in katutura not 1.2m at all

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you. Well, that's what the local guy told us you know...

[@emmanuelashipalakaulumah3299]

Khomas region is not having up to 1 million residents

[@rosaliamavulu]

Your driver talks too much unnecessarily. Let me show you the places and allow you to make your judgment.

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Rosalia. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@yayamoesha1074]

why does Katrina think you are you from Russia?🤣🤣🤣

[@travelwithpeace1]

I don't know. Maybe she thinks all White people are room Russia lol 😂

[@kobus18870]

Hello, nice vlog. Can I get the number of Isaac? I also want a real Katutura tour.. very nice.

[@travelwithpeace1]

I'm sorry but I don't have his number. Thank you.

[@Philip-hi2zg]

Thanks for asking i was going to ask too😂❤❤

[@diogeneslantern18]

Looks _real_ dangerous. Real slums of Africa! Greetings from Johannesburg 🤙🙄

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you Mr Johannesburg 😂 Well, it might be but it didn't feel that way. They were very nice people. But of course you need to know with whom to go there.

[@travellingnamibianteachers]

@@travelwithpeace1 I agree.

[@hirokoherwamanyami3542]

A misleading tittle the houses and roads in the suburb or tbe other areas of Katutura or Khomasdal are also part of Namibia, or is Africa not allowed to have brick houses and good roads, i have seen worse places in US and other western countriez

[@Malkatanja]

איפה אתה גבר. לצלצל אלי

[@Philip-hi2zg]

am just curious you asked for poorest neighborhood and you are repitly saing this is the real africa. How abot the rich neighborhood they are not Africans? You guys you don't mean it but you always are bad news teres about africa.

[@travelwithpeace1]

Do you mean to say the rich neighborhoods that are mostly influenced and populated by (German) white people? Then you're right. But these neighborhoods are not the real Africa, in my opinion. Because real Africa to me is where the native Namibian struggling locals leave. Thank you

[@patrickisingizwe7595]

This shows brutal apartheid was. Apartheid South Africa colonized Namibia for so many years and look at the level of inequality.

[@evelynemugeni2369]

I blame their leaders

[@travelwithpeace1]

Correct 👍

[@victorvosoba6650]

I like you clip. However I have to correct you on one subject. Do not try to slip out from inherited guilt. All white people are guilty for the poverty in Namibia and elsewhere in Africa including Finish and Lithuanians, that has been scientifically proven by experts in Europe, compensation should be paid. I am sure that in Brussels brave political avantgarde will find solution. But your reportage is nothing new for me, that is how I have seen it 50 years ago,. Except that then South West Africa had hardly 1 million people including 100 000 whites, bushmen and Rehoboth Basters. And more importantly, then was not yet discovered and scientifically proven that for the situation of black people are solely responsible all white people including mentioned Fins and Lithuanians. Cheers Victor

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you, Sir Victor, for your input and I do express sympathy with you about the poor people of Namibia. But with all due respect, allow me to note something very important my friend. NO ONE can and NO ONE should blame anyone for their misfortune situation, especially for being poor. It is only in your hands and in your own responsibility to make a greater living for yourself. Well, it is no one to blame but yourselves. Many years have passed by since you have become independent and through all these years you and your government had all the power in your own hands to make something good for yourselves and to create a better future for you and your children. So, to blame the entire world for all your problems isn't going to make your life better in any way, shape, or form. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY INTO YOUR OWN HANDS AND START BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE FOR YOUR OWN PEOPLE. iTS' ABOUT TIME! It's in your people's hands only! No one else could make you richer or poorer. Much love and respect. Peace

[@victorvosoba6650]

@@travelwithpeace1 Thank you Sir, agree absolutely, I did not expressed myself well but that, as you described, that is my opinion. Cheers Victor

[@travelwithpeace1]

@VICTOR VOSOBA Great. Thank you, Victor 👌

[@victorvosoba6650]

My pleasure. pity I am 84, that is not the problem, I am fit but i am very busy with property developments, I just have no time, otherwise I will travel with you we will be agreeable team, if we go say Paraguay I will know where we are! Cheers Victor@@travelwithpeace1

[@travelwithpeace1]

@@victorvosoba6650 Thank you so mcuh man. Much respect there to your age and wisdom. 🙏

[@A-fl1ln]

Der Typ liebt Vorurteile sonst nichts

[@JesseAmtana]

we are doomed;screwed

[@MrUugwanga]

The worst part of the city you call it is the real Africa that can't be right. Every city has its own worse, including the Western world. There're millions of people who are homeless in London or New York. If they could have their way, they'll live in them chunks too, but you won't describe it the real Europe, would you. I like your videos, but please describe the real Africa with the best of Africa.

[@travelwithpeace1]

Thank you, sir. I totally understand your feelings. Well, first off, I was expressing what the driver has told me, which he is a local resident of Katutura and wanted me to show the difference between the quality of living in Windhoek and Katutura. Second, It ain't no secret that the majority of the black Namibian residents in the capital city live in Katutura and not in the more developed area of Windhoek. Also, since Windhoek also has many white Germans or other foreign business people I therfore also called the people of Katutura the real Africa. This was by no means to down grade Africa. One can not ignore the fact that most people of Africa live in poverty mainly as a result of their corrupt governments. It is in deed sad, and what I was trying to show on my visit to Katutura was exactly that.

[@MrUugwanga]

@Peace Out And Go - Travel my friend, it's looking down on African. You might not do it intentionally, but the fact remains that you don't have any video showing the poverty in Europe. If you don't film poverty in Europe, why would you do it in Africa. There are many European who came to Africa before you, doing exactly the same filming. Therefore, it gave Africa a very bad image. Like said, if the homeless in the Western world would have their way, they would have chunks. Eastern Europe they have poverty there, even the UK Borough Council home. They're in terrible conditions. But how much money has the UK spent in Ukraine so far? Corruption is everywhere, my friend. It's just easy to film and talk the worst of Africa, isn't it? By the way, there were so many African leaders who got killed, removed from power, and sanctioned by European because they put their people first. By the way, I'm not angry with you, I just want to educate you on how we black people feel.

[@travelwithpeace1]

@Joel Joel thank you, sir, again for your lessons. With all due respect and with no intention of making things worse than they are already, first, I've already told you that it was one of your own - the Namibian taxi driver who lives in Katutura - that requested me to show the world how your government is not showing the real situation its most people. Because tourists visit in Windhoek and don't get to see Katutura. Second, how can you even make any comparison to the homeless you'd find in England or even in the whole of Europe. Well, even if you'd includ all the poor neighborhoods in the west combined, it would still not come any close to the situation in Africa. There is nothing to educate me about the facts, whether it is about the West or Africa. Unfortunately, poor and homeless people are everywhere. Absolutely. But percentage wise, you can not even think about comparing Africa to the West. I mean, obviously, there is a reason why African countries are considered third-world countries. That isn't a reason for you to feel any less about yourself or your country. That should only determine you and your leaders to seek ways to make your people's lives better. And, that was exactly the intention of showing Katutura in that video.

[@MrUugwanga]

@Peace Out And Go - Travel The funny thing is the people who are calling Africa the third world they are the one looting Africa days and nights. We rhe African, we're carrying almost the whole world on our back. Western world is built on the back of the African. It's about time the Western world stopped exploiting and called us the third world. I suggest you do the next video, by exposing the Western to how they take from us, generating poverty in the motherland, and you guys coming back to film it. The second thing is that the Westerners are good at covering up the truth. I know country in Europe which suffer in poverty go to Romania, Bulgaria, Poland, Estonia even Germany they covering up things. UK Borough Council Houses, most of them are shit hole, and this is one the country conquered and colonised, and they still can't get right.

[@travelwithpeace1]

@Joel Joel I am sorry, brother, for taking this to an entirely different path. Listen, bro, my channel is not a political ground or anything similar. This is a traveling channel showing my journeys throughout the world. I am not here to fight with your patriotic ideas, nor am I here to correct all the mistakes of the world. As I said, this is a travel channel only. And I can only show what I experience. And since I do that, indeed, most of my videos from Namibia are showing the nice and amazing beauty of your country. Let's just leave it with that. Thank you, and have a nice day.

[@wayneswallow1378]

What part of London are u from Mate?I live there all my life & ur accent is not english.Where u really from??

[@travelwithpeace1]

Well, mate, I'm not sure that I need to prove anything to you or else. But for the sport of it I'll tell you that first, I live in the borough of Hackney in East London. Second, if you're a Londoner, then you'd know that a vast majority of London residents aren't original British born citizens since London is one of the largest migratory cities in the world. So there you've your answer about the accent.

[@wayneswallow1378]

@@travelwithpeace1 Perhaps u could tell us where u where born?

[@bettyk9771]

@@travelwithpeace1 you being a Londoner has seen the worst of it when it comes to poverty and crime and homelessness and I have never heard you say that that’s the real London?

[@travelwithpeace1]

@Betty K I can only relate and agree with you on the crime part. But na. In no way, shape, or form can I ever compare the poverty or living conditions. So, sorry. Yes, it definitely sucks to live in a city with that high level of crime. and yes, every country in the world has its fair share of problems and disadvantages. But you can't compare the two.

[@bettyk9771]

@@travelwithpeace1 for a “first world” country, homelessness is equitable to homelessness anywhere in the world. Nobody would say I’d rather be homeless in 🇬🇧 than Africa. Poor is poor! No better poverty!