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Tanzania: Young Guns on the Road | World's Most Dangerous Roads
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In Africa, in the mountains in the heart of Tanzania lies the country’s most dangerous road. It‘s Name: Mlima Kitonga. This most dangerous section of the A7 highway is just eight kilometers long. But the gradient is extreme. And the abyss is deep. Dangerous passing maneuvers whether with trucks or fully loaded tankers are the rule, not the exception. Every day hundreds of coaches and trucks negotiate the passage. By no means do all of them make it.
But the highway is also the lifeline of the region, especially for the young generation. The average age in Tanzania is just seventeen years. The population is growing rapidly and everyone is anxious to get from A to B as well as to get jobs. Because of that, despite all the difficulties numerous farmers manage to survive, thanks to the Highway.
Not only bus driver Alberto will be at the wheel on the most dangerous road in Tanzania. Also driving teacher Mnyama has to bring his students to the right level of being able to drive in this region. A driving school offers the young generation a chance to get a job and by that have the chance for a better future.
Anyways the Highway allows numerous businesses like onion farmers and garages for trucks to thrive. And as the Tanzanian population keeps growing, it is only a matter of time before more and more young guns will start to hit that road.
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In the heart of Tanzania lies the country's most dangerous road. Its Name: Mlima Kitonga. Welcome to this episode of Most Dangerous Roads, Deadliest Roads whatever you want to call it. If anyone has ever traveled that road - please let us know in the comments! And enjoy!

[@Kevjoseful]

Nice unbiased documentary. BTW, baboons not monkeys

[@laiferwilis6226]

Am really impressed this documentary

[@SeweSaldanha]

As a Swahili native speaker from the Kenyan Swahili Coast, I must say that the English translator(s) has(have) done the viewers a great disservice by a below par translation service. I notice that much of the translation is bereft of the rich and colour of Swahili that is spoken here. A lot is being lost in translation denying the viewers proper context of what they are watching. And trust me, the context is way richer than what the English translation is portraying. Otherwise, love the videography that shows how beautiful the country and its citizens are.

[@alwaabdrashid8644]

Hi. Are there new episodes of the most dangerous ways to school? I've really, really enjoyed watching the old episodes.

[@NoNORADon911]

3:23 based

[@dominkuz4484]

I am Filipino. When I first began working in the maritime industry as a seafarer, I met Zaif, a Tanzanian national, along with Yorgo and Stelyo, Greek nationals, who worked as ship technicians. They were masters at their craft, and I am grateful to them for treating me like a real brother and teaching me valuable life lessons. Wherever you are now, I wish you good health and a happy life. God bless you, and thank you.

[@user-hy6ji2mf3c]

Re a good soul.

[@sadikhamza9618]

It always feels great to find a very accurate and unbiased foreign produced documentary about my country. Well done and keep visiting Tanzania. Karibu Sana! 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿

[@TamuzaKale]

Kwa kweli. Totally ubiased! He did great job!

[@editz26smithoni69]

right...

[@mythoughts67900]

I couldn't afford to go travel as much,but this type of documentary really gives me the feel of traveling to know the other side of the world.

[@comfortablydumbb]

Exactly, mythoughts67900, my thoughts too👍 good day to you🙏

[@mosesmillausapunyo5701]

I love Tanzania from Kenya ❤they are just happy and peaceful people, God bless our neighbours 🎉

[@clementhiddi1486]

Blessing to the whole of East Africa

[@kiplangatbett4755]

Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪 I love Tanzania

[@rashidally7285]

We love u too our neighborhood Kenyans

[@Money_Maker254]

I love them too❤. Kenya🇰🇪

[@ysy5565]

I'm love kenya and Tanzania from Poland

[@johnhardly5499]

Watching from Jamaica

[@johnhardly5499]

Watching from Jamaica

[@jaydenmaura457]

My people 🇺🇬🇹🇿🇰🇪. Love from 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@user-bf8nt3np4e]

Nawasalimia ndugu zangu watanzania kutoka kenya na naomba siku moja tutakuja kuwa taifa moja kwasababu hatuna tofauti❤❤❤

[@ImDevin25]

Nyerere alitaka Kenyatta kwa ulafi wake wakuiba mashamba akakataa, kwa hio Sasa hivi ni ndoto

[@ikungasyamwakitalu6540]

karibu

[@mwangi_mwangi]

State autonomy is important - don't forget

[@ckrusherkay.y6307]

😂no thanks

[@user-sn3ob5lz1b]

I can see our beautiful neighbor's are improving their English skills...love from Kenya

[@paleraluswinga]

God will use this young man's farming situation and propel him to greater heights. He must stay strong

[@jonathannestor6557]

Watching from Haiti 🇭🇹 I love Tanzania🇹🇿 ,🇭🇹🫱🏾‍🫲🏿🇹🇿

[@mostawesome9610]

Watching from Jamaica I love Africa. I want come home to Africa!!!

[@missceebrownin]

There should be some kind of swap program kinda like Airbnb but swap lives for a bit

[@lexxmal6221]

Yes indeed. Jamaican here too....I'll definitely be going back

[@linolopez9628]

​@@lexxmal6221ve a la patria madre

[@ibrahimmohamed1994]

Proud to see my country on this documentary. 🇹🇿

[@mhlanganomaphalala9573]

Watching from KwaZulu Natal & Lesotho - I adore Tanzania

[@mbithamarifa3376]

I am a Kenyan and I love Tanzania ❤

[@venasiomumba8087]

Am from Zambia. Tanzania is a Friendly country. I drove to dar es salaam the previous year. The Kitongo hills road needs urgent attention. Hard working people 😊

[@shadreckmanene3156]

Just before i watched this documentary, i had watched another documentary from DRC on their most dangerous roads and what i saw as compared to this Tanzanian documentary was an eye opener. Where it takes 8 hours for Tanzanians to travel on their dangerous road, it actually takes Congolese a month on pretty much almost the same distance. Beutiful Tanzania Its as good as there are no roads to talk about in DRC.

[@felixmakinda7689]

Beautiful country. I'm a Kenyan, who fell in love with Tanzania. Kitonga is to Tanzania what Limuru - Maai-Mahiu is to Kenya, especially at night.

[@onlypendants]

From what i am able to see life in Tanzania is relatively more comfortable when compared to other less fortunate African nations. Good for them 👍🏼

[@Enzo-cp]

We are comfortable with our situation because we are the most peaceful nationa in Africa, this is because we have a tendency of taking other peoples misfortune as our own and we consider ourselves as children of the same family❤

[@persiesquad2371]

Tanzania my neighbour, much love from your brothers uganda 🇺🇬 ❤

[@babachloe7140]

As always am excited to dive right into it. Hullo jirani wetu. 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@blablabla9348]

I love Tanzania so much, it'll be the first country I go to when I visit Mama Africa ❤ 🇹🇿 love from Canada 🇨🇦 ubarikiwe ❤❤❤

[@derekvanturha9379]

Inspiring documentary 👌🏽. Tanzanian people, you are a beacon of hope for Africa from your South African brother 💪🏽👏🏼

[@Broken......]

The wildlife of Tanzania is absolutely incredible hope wildlife of Africa never disappear so beautiful and magical animals we have ❤️

[@mintsharpii258]

Much love from the moon ᵐᵒ, 🌒 I love East Africa 🇺🇬🇰🇪🇹🇿♥ thanks for the documentary 🙏 🌒

[@koolohinde]

Tanzania, a nation renowned for its warm hospitality, thriving agricultural landscape, delectable cuisine, and remarkable absence of lawlessness, has been a destination I've had the pleasure of visiting on two occasions.

[@temuemanuel4671]

This documentary is fresh-taking because it is pure. The narator unlike other westen narators, has taken the reality the way it is without adding biases. Congratulations.

[@thehunter5920]

My lovely country Tanzania 🇹🇿, with most kind people in the world

[@bernardwanjohi7201]

Much love from Kenya to our fellow east african neighbour country Tanzania,its is very vast wow

[@mtc755]

Much love from Uganda 🇺🇬, I love East Africa 🇺🇬🇰🇪🇹🇿♥️ thanks for the documentary 🙏

[@user-md8ri9ot3f]

Watching from KwaZulu Natal & Lesotho - I adore Tanzania. Tanzania my neighbour, much love from your brothers uganda .

[@ba-kasbongiseninombalizabayeki]

Watching From Rosebank RSA more love to Tanzania ❤️

[@PauloHenrique-vh5nd]

Beautiful country Tanzania 🇹🇿!!!

[@asishsharma713]

We need more episodes from deadliest roads

[@fathithegirl]

Wow. Tanzania is so so developed than I thought. ❤ love from Sri lanka. ❤❤

[@kissindzerkiss]

At least we Tanzanians have a working president unlike you.

[@abdulkareemchande7204]

Tanzanian watching this documentary from greece 🇹🇿🇬🇷

[@Hellnback303]

Compared to most other African countries, Tanzania has the best road. Never been there but look likes its a beautiful country.

[@khadijah3519]

The driving class was..different. I tell ya he was happy with his corn cause he has his purpose. Ameen to that.☺️ Bless Tanzania🌸

[@tpjverhoevenphotography]

Hands up if you also fell instantly in love with Flora! But overall: these young people are all admirable. The way they navigate through their country and through life is inspiring for many youngsters in Western nations that have plenty of opportunity but don't take it because.... well, spoiled AF. I bless the rains down in Africa ♥

[@omaromerika4291]

Salute to the driver of the first bus, looks absolutely exhausted, but still keeps pushing being 100% on guard and safe

[@Invertmini1212]

Lived in Tanzania for two years back in 19 and 20” and it was one of the best two years of my life.. So many loving people there and in mother Africa in general.

[@roykamau6306]

This is very informative, real and unbiased. One thing I like is order on their roads. I've only been upto Arusha via Namanga border and Moshi via Oloitoktok border. Soon I'll visit more land. Nimeona kuna scenery safi safi. Much love from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@FreeDocumentary]

Thank you for sharing your experience and someone who has traveled similar roads. Stay safe and we send love to you from Berlin and me, who is in Vienna atm. Take care and safe travels!

[@mcback4384]

​@@FreeDocumentarythe bad road you filmed past in Kigoma region of Tanzania is all now tarmacked and it's one of the most beautiful road we have with more than 350 kilometers, not bad to come over there and film the aftermath so people can understand Africa's progressive too

[@temuemanuel4671]

Good idea for sure

[@emmatsebe1468]

I must say Tanzania has the best road compared to many African countries ,in fact I think Tanzania will be one of my first African country I will visit ❤️🙌.🇿🇦

[@iraguhashawn4786]

i remember using this road for the first time in 2021, wondering how this channel haven't made a documentary about that road and now here we are

[@munganiayvonne3548]

My beautiful brothers and sisters from Tanzania... From Kenya 🇰🇪with love

[@agnesn142]

Ingenious and hard working young people. Gives me hope for Africa

[@MECELsVlog]

These documentaries give us a chance to see the other part of the world.. there's really something beautiful in this all african country 😍

[@SanjeevShashwat]

My (an Indian) loving Namaste to all African brothers and sisters..... ❤❤

[@rhoonestsirooyan4823]

Some say Africa is poor yet from these documentaries will realize the difference 😅..

[@Kite-te9km]

Thanks.

[@Broken......]

Free documentary I have been watching your channel for 5 years now and it's been wonderful watching U thank you for everything much love 😘 From Afghanistan 🇦🇫✌️

[@TravisMJ2022]

Flew to Tanzania last month from Manchester. Got to Julius Nyerere Airport went on Uber and the Bajaji/ TukTuk was an option. Took tht to MOI Hospital 4 the experience and the ride was the most dangerous thing i have ever tried all my life😅. Tanzania is WILD

[@fredragoi7569]

lots of Kenyans 🇰🇪🇰🇪watching and really love this documentary🫡

[@henryevarest6862]

I really enjoyed watching this documentary of my beloved Country Tanzania 🇹🇿 brings back a lot of memories when I used to travel from Dar to Iringa and Mbeya, feeling a bit of homesickness !

[@Techvideos-ws2sv]

Big up to the driving school. I like how the teacher demostrated to students on the board In Kenya some driving schools don't care

[@abea4902]

Having your own land & growing your own food is definitely better than depending on others for employment in warehouse’s,factories,etc in foreign countries.

[@AliHussain-yz4ww]

Many many love from Bangladeshi people, tanzanias beauty soo good I love also tanzanias people

[@bunyolofreshfarms7475]

I haven't even watched the video yet but i have to say this as an African from Zambia,i love Tanzania...the people are resilient and extremely hard working. If there's a country i enjoy travelling to its Tanzania. I took the bus trip from Tunduma to Dar es Salaam and i can say the kitonga hills isn't for the faint hearted 😅

[@capricorn839]

The people in Tanzania are always hungry for success

[@kibito8339]

My beautiful motherland Tanzania😍😍😍😍

[@enochkorir9370]

This is the most authentic documentary ever. Big up my neighbours Tanzania

[@jonathanugochukwu6959]

Leave some for his babe

[@beeg_markfitness6706]

No way, there's nothing authentic about it.

[@mxewris2355]

​@@beeg_markfitness6706How so?

[@NIGAH....]

I love tanzania ❤❤ from kenya

[@edbramfitt2300]

beautiful people .. beautiful life .. great memories.. thanks

[@DEVINdevdev]

the woman that grows fish is so beautiful !

[@lim8581]

The resilience of the people in Tanzania, who navigate the treacherous Mlima Kitonga road daily, is truly inspiring. It's a lifeline for the region, enabling opportunities for the younger generation and sustaining businesses. This documentary highlights their determination and the importance of this road. Thank you for sharing their story.

[@denniswoiso4439]

Thank you for this documentary I am Tanzanian i enjoy living here compare to other African countries!🇹🇿🇹🇿

[@user-uh7gz1nk7y]

Very interesting and informative documentary. Tanzanians look to be Cool and nice people, so welcoming.

[@julianmasimba1099]

Loved TZ but mostly inspired by the entrepreneur student

[@TheAutomotiveFeed]

One of best Documentary and people really are enjoying their work peacefully.

[@chopapimonianio6794]

God bless Tanzania❤

[@brittanyhyatt3407]

Tanzania is an absolutely beautiful country with even more beautiful people 🇹🇿💚🖤🩵

[@zengoreseb1352]

I love my African Brothers and Sisters from North to South,East to West...We always find ways to manage no matter what Life gives us..I hope one-day this Visa requirements will end so we start traveling freely..More Love from NAMIBIA 🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦and stay safe ❤️❤️

[@georgelimula54]

Watching from Malawi🇲🇼🇲🇼 sending love to all Tanzanians

[@itsirene0086]

Representing 🇰🇪🇰🇪 ❤

[@user-wn1lw6pt8p]

my beautiful country . I have been waiting for this for so long....thanks a lot guys.

[@briankimaru8108]

watching from Kenya

[@theteacherchance6750]

I visited Mbeya back in 2008. I took my wife with me and she was shocked by steepness and treacherous of the slopes. Her heart nearly jumped off her mouth during overtaking. She vowed never to cross the region again. On our way back home in Dar, we diverted to Dodoma only to be astonished by nearly the same slopes, Iringa - Dodoma route. She had planned never to return on the Southern Highlands ever.

[@technoupdates1612]

😀

[@euwartmondeya9961]

This reminds me of the last time i went to Darlesaalam. You travel through the road forgetting that theres life along the road. Thank you for this great documentary

[@uniqtraveller2162]

Watching from New York! Thanks for excellent coverage of my Country

[@dr.kashifulhaq6372]

Beautiful documentary. Thanks for showing us a uniquely video.

[@jeromesta.teresa3438]

It is one of my favorite episodes that I've been waiting for. Always waiting for new uploads about "World's most dangerous roads" and the "worlds most dangerous roads to school". Thank you for featuring this kind if topic.

[@chrisfresh9385]

The same with me

[@mclarenguy5511]

From the USA and love these documentaries

[@nsikakessien]

Watching from Port Elizabeth, RSA. I ❤Africa

[@hungreebear]

🇹🇿 born and rised 😁

[@noahaugustus2047]

I like this episode. All the way from Namibia 🇳🇦

[@explorewithbertin]

Kitonga is really dangerous...every time I pass there you see death is here....But the government in this year budget will expand that road to four lanes....

[@ikungasyamwakitalu6540]

very true

[@QueenzellSampayan]

watching from philipines ❤🇹🇿

[@shyfettymtunda4619]

As a Tanzanian 🇹🇿 myself, I confirm that Mlima Kitonga is a very dangerous place.Many accidents occurred. Nikiwa nasafiri nikifika hapo huwa nasali sala zangu zote ninazozijua.😂😂

[@kimjw001]

well tarmacked, well marked, roads no speeding vehicles, bumps and few cars on the road, clear skies, and clean roads are very dangerous conditions to be driving in😂

[@babachloe7140]

😆😆😆😆safe travels jirani 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@shyfettymtunda4619]

@@babachloe7140 Asante mpendwa jirani.😆🤣

[@mcback4384]

​@@kimjw001cars aren't few my friend, trucks heading to DRC, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Southern Highlands of Tanzania from the Dar port are all in that stretch, they are in thousands each day

[@mukundpalshikar1803]

It's a great documentary. Informative. I am shocked to know the way driving school teaches the students. They are far ahead than Indian driving schools I have experienced. There is no classroom teaching, books, note books, notes, illustrations, black boards, vehicle models, etc. in India. Moreover, here there is only one student in the vehicle. In India, the students have to sit directly behind the wheels, and the teacher starts teaching. There are minimum 10-12 students in the vehicle. Everybody gets 10-15 minutes to drive. The vehicle comes back after a round is completed. Thanks for sharing.

[@selaboy]

Amazing documentary 💖Watching from Oman 🇴🇲

[@wameraiwaluib9975]

I hope to visit Tanzania or any african country someday. I actually wanna buy alot of onions too coz it’s very cheap and looks good!

[@Walkology78611.]

I was having a bit of a hard day today but watching this and seeing you all smile and enjoying life has cheered me right up - thanks for that

[@mzoakley7181]

I’m here as always

[@Abdirisaq-gl7oy]

Beautiful documentary thanks 👍

[@London97]

Hello from London .. love these dangerous roads vids… keep up the good work 🎉

[@wandaj980]

I am kenyan, this channel is so educative with a lot of adventure.

[@HIM3153]

As a Tanzanian i can agree, its the scariest road when travelling. So many accidents. One slip up and you are gone.

[@leylascherer3111]

❤ love tanzania watching from Kilimanjaro 🎉

[@DoDo-bo7ut]

Make more like this. I enjoy watching these types of videos ❤

[@AbdolahKhan-7]

Same here

[@jimmyben5594]

Tanzania is so beautiful and has plenty of nutritious foods. Love from Kenya.

[@advocateamon6192]

love from Tanzania. Karibu sana....Land of Hakuna Matata and Swahili.

[@tallchops8218]

Finally a new episode waited weeks