Inside South Sudan's Capital City ($2 per month salary)

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[@IndigoTraveller]

Please consider donating to save the lives of innocent children in South Sudan today through this link: donate.unicef.org.nz/IndigoTraveller Thank you for watching. 🇸🇸

[@oceansaway5675]

Thumbs up for Nick for his amazing job and for what he is doing for the other poeple!

[@JerseyLynne]

Ok, I'm in for $10. You have my full attention.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you both, guys.

[@slickb190]

My favorite part about your adventures is that you give us the opportunity to reach out and help alongside the education you provide. Blessings!

[@MrTraveller.]

Wow, thanks for shining a light 💡 on this

[@sgtsquank]

Watching these videos really helps put things in perspective. While we all have valid problems and gripes with our lives, it's hard not to be a bit humbled and grateful after seeing videos like these.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you for watching and taking interest in the lives of the South Sudanese people.

[@Peter-zv4dx]

Spot on

[@onelook3317]

I was literally thinking that right now, it makes you so much more grateful

[@Brandon83859]

Im not thinking about me. im thinking about them. i want them to be eating good with, a home to live in. if they read me saying it makes me grateful. it doesn help them any.

[@Nassi415]

I cant help but notice that the "help" just keeps these people in a loop. They have babies, bring them into this life of misery, then when the baby is at the point of death, they give them this packaged "nutrition" just to keep them alive and then set back into that miserable world of starvation and poverty.... Poverty is not even the word, they are at geound zero. Its really tragic. I dont think anything is helping. What a tragic world we live in that we cant even aolve something this easy!

[@skarabyll1458]

Your way of interviewing and reporting is very unique and so authentic, you take a high risk and always treat the locals with respect. These videos are often the highlight of my day, stay safe!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Means a lot that you appreciate my videos so thank you.

[@glorycloudwatch]

I concur...so unique!

[@jkjkjk100]

To be honest, he asks a lot of leading questions.

[@Iampatrix]

@@jkjkjk100 just look at the conditions...you think he's crafting some narrative to make things look bad? He's highlighting serious humanitarian issues and potentially raising important funds doing so. Not sure where your cynicism is coming from.

[@jkjkjk100]

@@Iampatrix leading question is leading question… no one is saying he’s crafting a narrative. He might not do it on purpose but he’s leading the interviewee. Your government have shit in this. Blame your government.

[@soffwhere]

The most tragic / sobering element of this video is that each and every child has a smile from ear to ear. Love is in their nature, but the nurture wrings them of it. Absolutely heartbreaking

[@tbrowniscool]

Yep feels odd sat here watching these people on my £1400 monitor and £3200 PC. Life is cheap over there.

[@tbrowniscool]

@@Soberish91 Where are you from?

[@tbrowniscool]

@@Soberish91 Ah, cool. Australia seems to being going through a really rough patch recently.

[@Whyyoineedahendle]

Yeah, when I visited Zimbabwe, Kenya, Namibia and Zambia the kids are so nice but they were so skinny their ribs were showing

[@cdub5033]

& they’re not even having a gay parade or inviting in drag queens to have their kids listen to twisted nonsense.

[@476233]

I love how sweet and positive these precious children are! It gives me hope the next generations can bring about positive changes for their country.

[@mjh5437]

Dream on,won`t happen.

[@adalwolfP]

😆😆😆

[@MegaTroy12]

Tribalism is What killing africa. And they keep blamimg the west for every african misfortune

[@FloatingCroc]

Growing up only knowing war ?……I doubt it unfortunately

[@476233]

⁠@@FloatingCrocyes, but let’s hope ❤ maybe a few may develop wisdom from a young age and lead others out of conflict and wars.

[@matthewsmith9295]

I work with a small nonprofit operating in South Sudan, and I want to say thank you so much for sharing these videos with the world. These people have been forgotten by so much of the world. I can attest that traveling throughout South Sudan is like being on a different planet, especially compared to what so many of us know in the West. I appreciate you shedding a light on the issues plaguing this young country, as well as showing the heart, determination, and graciousness of the South Sudanese. Very well done.

[@Amadeus_2061]

Are you able to tell us which are the best non profits that we can donate to?

[@mindcry777]

what is the name of your non profit

[@diopptazz]

@Simon why not?

[@Amadeus_2061]

@Simon It doesn't. But those who want to give charity don't do it because they owe something; they do it because they want to.

[@putnamehereholdmadoodle]

The problem is not there forgotten but there used for profot

[@ump3368]

I am on the poverty line in the UK, but I can eat, I have a roof over my head, I'll donate £10 so those children can have a chance. Thanks for all the work you do Nick, I wouldn't know about these issues otherwise.

[@SANDYFRECKLE]

So how did you go donating that £10?

[@ambitionsskyyyy]

@@SANDYFRECKLE don’t be a CUN

[@fabinsmith7550]

@@SANDYFRECKLE exactly

[@muffinman2889]

Proof

[@bishyeahbish3758]

I'll be donating a grand total of Nowt mate! Not a chance would I ever just give my money away hoping that it gets to where its supposed to go to and used for some good, because only the most naive among us would ever believe that the moneys donated actually reach the advertised destination. For every £1 donated only 10-14 pence actually gets there. Red tape and "fees" eat up 90% of the money donated it's a very corrupt world (and sadly that's still a 100% true fact!)

[@SubhanFarooqi22]

Thank you for doing the amazing work! Your content continues to raise awareness and compassion for those in need around the world.

[@Baleni11]

I am from South Africa, It is unbelievably sad to see people living in such conditions, I will definitely donate something and hope it helps someone there

[@user-om2fg7yh6s]

Those kids have absolutely NOTHING but they are so adorable and still manage to smile.

[@quinnard9750]

fr thats the first thing i noticed😀

[@kr3539]

You can't miss something you never had.

[@owenskel4804]

They have plumpy nut bars

[@crossfit1318]

@@kr3539 you can miss food and a safe home. everybody wants that, no matter how you grew up

[@kr3539]

@@crossfit1318 That's basic human needs, when he said nothing I assumed he meant Western "luxuries" like electricity and running water.

[@mogatamaban4670]

I’m from South Sudan and I escaped from my country because of the war, more died, please brother and sisters let us put our prayer together for South Sudan. We are in tears every day, every moment 😢

[@IndigoTraveller]

So sorry to hear. My heart is with South Sudan.

[@willforeverpubg4235]

🙏

[@willforeverpubg4235]

Mogata we are so proud you for making a brave decision to get out from there..To start fresh in a new environment.

[@Silwiu]

Hey bro, praying will not help much. The first things that you have yo do are: To gather, to unite To build the country from 0 To choose good people(who love people) to lead you Invest in education!!! 🥺 Be strong!

[@Alejandro-mv1lh]

Why y’all so tall I’m 6’3 but y’all are ALL tall lol

[@mmaggiehartt]

So sad that situations like this still exist. Such beautiful nature and the people are stunningly beautiful. 😢 I wish them the best😭🥺

[@Lucardini]

This channel has been great in showing a variety of wonderful charities! You keep up the good work and I'll keep donating!

[@chefincognito]

I watched your first video in South Sudan and was embarrassed and ashamed that I was ignorant of what was going on there. I'm American and so we can only see these things if we seek them out - our media does not care. Thanks to people like you we can learn about it. So then KZbin fed me episode 2 of you in South Sudan. I couldn't make it through the tears. Before the video was over I sent $1,000 to Unicef to help feed the malnourished children. You are risking your life there, but you are doing a fantastic service to that country. I applaud your bravery and compassion. I will keep supporting. Thank you so much!

[@missdelightjecel6602]

😍😍😍

[@erikkuria8542]

Please, please please don’t send money to UNICEF THE BUREAUCRACY IS CRAZY. Living in the capital of Kenya, their neighbors to the south there’s a lot of South Sudanese refugees here and from the situation they explained to us the UN is only as effective as the government in which the country it’s in is. You heard him say they were police honking and clearing people out of the way so that a convoy of brand new Toyota Land Cruiser can pass people living in abject poverty but government officials are driving cars worth 150,000-300,000 per convoy. And because of such of the thousand dollars you’ve donated which by the way, thank you so much 80% will never reach these people. Sorry for the unsolicited advice but in my opinion, it’s better to put in research and find NGOs and like Nick here where you know the money doesn’t pass through government officials first who already live in our country with their kids, leaving their own country to live in an IDP like what you’re saying

[@elkageorgieva8515]

You are really great to send that money. Im just thinking. Can we trust UNICE

[@RogerRamos1993]

It would be better to help those people directly if possible. But something's better than nothing.

[@gondamosesluka3279]

I'm a South Sudanese Refugee in Uganda, I appreciate bro Nick for showing to the world what exactly is on the ground in my lovely country. May we pray for peace in South Sudan . I have the hope that soon we the South Sudanese will gain the everlasting peace and enjoy our motherland 🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸

[@jasminmas3139]

No one say that america send weapon to sudan (islamist) to kill ethiopan (ortodox) peoples.

[@Agent-ie3uv]

Why not emerge again in og Sudan🇸🇩? It is more stable

[@jesuspower2390]

coz you guys ur full of hate and not love..

[@austinbrown924]

Your country is a shithole

[@jesuspower2390]

@@austinbrown924 just reported already...

[@tot2523]

This absolutely breaks my heart. Thank you for bringing awareness.

[@sm3296]

Watching you visit and relate to the people in such a caring, warm, honest way is wonderful to see.

[@jack8580]

It always warms my heart to see that kids will always be kids no matter where they grow up, they always have such big hearts and they're so welcoming

[@shadrackkabash952]

Exatly, my sediments too.

[@sie11pervan]

Even though these people are staring the horrors of their everyday life right in the eyes, they are still so soft-spoken. Absolutely incredible.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Exactly.

[@markrenton3941]

LOL the amount of copium you blind people will consume to keep from saying what everyone knows.

[@RecordableID]

Powerful reporting, Nick. Thank you. Amazing to see how we've reached the donation goal to UNICEF!

[@Yourmanhwagirl_lalaystea]

this is heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing this. I am from a province in a third-world country too but this made me appreciate things more. It's sad that there are places and people who experience this. I pray that they would be in a better situation soon.

[@raenset5658]

How do these people tell their heart breaking stories without tearing up. They are so dam tough.

[@quinnard9750]

Cause God is on their side

[@ala_dine2709]

@@quinnard9750 🤣🤦🏻🤣

[@chqlamet]

@@ala_dine2709 what’s funny??

[@dennismutethia898]

Men don't cry in Africa ,they persevere

[@nusaania2950]

I recently Saw a grown up man fotballer crying at the world cup not in Africa.

[@5uperMik3]

Another Sunday morning with tears in my eyes thanks to you Nick. Geez those poor children. Thank you so much for showing the world these places, and also how we can help these people. Stay safe

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you for watching Mike, indeed hard hitting scenes.

[@qrdnk]

Exactly, very touching again.

[@liveandletlive2894]

We've given hundreds of Billions of dollars to Africa in aid/help/education etc since the 21st century, but little has changed. Their only option is to change themselves.

[@Indian_gae_boii]

@@liveandletlive2894 because the money gets stolen buy their governments lol

[@ryan0150]

@@Indian_gae_boii yeah sadly they use like 90%+ of it to fund their military.

[@nachos7581]

Thank you for taking the risk going to South Sudan to make this video. I'll help to spread this video to get more donations.

[@jaydenferris7464]

This intro is so amazing. Sooo captivating and well done. I come back from time to time just to rewatch the intro. Amazing work my man

[@Raw_Combat]

The kids tear me up . All full of smiles not knowing what hell they've been born into. Thanks for doing this I had no clue about this.

[@losamarillos88]

Its all what you make of it. They should be ok hopefully.

[@Murciielago]

@@losamarillos88 yes because most of the population is ok... they haven't "woken up" yet

[@twistandshoutabout]

@@losamarillos88 how is that happening may I ask?

[@losamarillos88]

@@twistandshoutabout you just accept your situation and thats it. Eat when you need, shit when you need. Just accept what you have a try and be happy. Why is that so fucking hard to understand?

[@julius43461]

Yeah I get that same feeling. Like, they are like children anywhere, but 20 years later and they will go through so much.

[@ctwomey]

Wow. Literally puts the phrase "first world problems" in perspective. Every time I watch one of Indigo Traveller's videos, it hits home that I won the geographical lottery. Thank you for making these videos, bringing these issues into the forefront, and giving us a way to help, as much as we can.

[@DieReaktion]

Geographical lottery lol

[@davidj8658]

Literally, wow if it literally does it that’s amazing literally. 🤦‍♂️

[@c.a.sreacts]

That why I find it so amazing that people from first world countries complain about the simplest of thing

[@drpastormartinssempa8994]

"Geographical lottery" Totally not the work of the European Enlightmenment where people actually worked very hard to improve the terrible living standards imposed primarily by the catholic church.

[@DieReaktion]

@@drpastormartinssempa8994 How did the catholic church "impose" bad living standards, "Pastor"? Were the living standards better in protestant regions in the northern HRE in the 17th century. Certainly not. These factors depend on economic competence and ability, not the ruling faith.

[@duosdream]

Very eye-opening video. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and using your channel for the greater good. We have just donated after a few tears. We have just subscribed also

[@williammcbroom6158]

I’m lying on my Queen sized bed ,2 bedroom apartment and just had a turkey sandwich and watching this on my I- phone, heat on ! I am always grateful for my life but this is so very humbling! I grew up in North Carolina with my grandma and great grandma who had a outhouse ( toilet) We in the Western Hemisphere have no idea how blessed it is to be here!!

[@dailyafricanprankstv7514]

I am a South Sudanese and not to lie the situation in the country is not okay. People are really suffering from all sorts of things such as corruption, gang fights, robbery, shootings and many sorts of things. Although I thank God for putting bread on my father’s table that my family’s situation is okay. I had to leave the country to get good studies and all my intentions are to go back there and make a difference. All your donations will really make a difference in their lives and thanks for the video❤

[@Clembo]

Unfortunately, democracies cannot exist with different ethnic groups vying for resources. You either have a country of plenty or you have an autocracy of city states if you want stability.

[@delong8998]

Was it ever ok? Could you guys ever revert back to a tribal way of life? Wouldn't you be happier? I know I would be, no disrespect to you. But once you come to western Europe and are 3 generations in you'll find out. Taxes, overworking, social degeneration as well as physical and mental. Your future generations will have health problems as well as mental ones. Its a sick society, it could work and could be better but modern society has just as many problems, just different ones. If the structure was there I'd move to the congo, have a tribe wife, have children, drink raw cows milk all day and hunt animals. Shit only got worse for everybody when we decided to make life complicated The problem with your society is that you have one leg in, one leg out, one in the modern world and one in the tribal. You're a tribal people fighting for money and hierarchy when there's no body actually investing in your country, nor enough innovative or educated people to create businesses. So what do you want to do? Fix your country and become a part of the first world? Or be happy with what you have and live a simple life. Struggle or not struggle, your destiny lies in your community and how well you treat each other. You can only fix something wrong in your life when you realize that all the responsibility lies on your shoulders, this is your problem and your problem to fix

[@Vi-pv3xi]

Why will you go back there? Try to make the world better? Don't try to be such a hero. No one owes your kindness. Go live abroad and send money to your family. That's least you can do.

[@Jaylio]

@@delong8998 they weren’t talking to you bozo

[@richardsantosgarcia8972]

@@delong8998 Brother, if you wanna return to monkey, that's your problem, but don't try to convince people that live in utter and total misery on a daily basis about the wonders of tribalism, as if that was devoid of it's own and very similar problems. It's utterly idiotic and very poorly thought out.

[@iconmusicke]

As a Kenyan this broke my heart, i shed a tear for this community. God bless and restore South Sudan.

[@elmidahiradam]

I’m a Somali that’s went to kenya

[@Connections87]

God Bless

[@dee3489]

he is only showing the poor

[@1NeTruth]

Im from denmark, God bless you people from Africa❤️ God loves you.

[@ajax1472]

@@1NeTruth I wish I was born in Denmark 🤣🤣

[@carriehough8453]

This is incredible journalism. Please keep up the good work!

[@Ryan-th8lr]

This changed my mind about S Sudan. What friendly people! beautiful women, handsome men, and Adorable adorable kids. I hope they get peace.

[@mellieelle]

GORGEOUS humans. Their smiles are perfection.

[@themattlowry]

This is National Graphic standard of reporting. Absolutely brilliant. Loved it.

[@lovesallanimals9948]

No its not

[@lecatnegro7113]

10000 % better

[@crossfit1318]

Absolutely! National Graphic has met its match!

[@SpamBunny]

it's a white man with a superiority complex talking to Sudanese people like they're zoo animals in a fancy sweater. it's not.

[@Ulagpress]

Thanks for sharing nick Glad to help what I can

[@antoniobecerro2956]

Great job on documenting this.

[@shannonjefferies4624]

For RUTF food support for 'Junior' or other children in South Sudan.

[@snoopdoggthecertifiedg6777]

I'm impressed at how many of the people there spoke English, some very fluently, given the situation there with schooling and just basic resources as well. You can tell there's a lot of smart people trapped in that country. I know English is their “official” language but many many people have still had to learn it

[@sickofthebs93]

Thats like saying the same thing about India or poor areas of America. Its the language we all here everyday. Not some big thing to learn it then huh? Some people are too stupid, just stfu!

[@cromagnon2286]

Indeed some can speak better than me (I'm a indian).

[@yamaha_Leon]

english is literly the offical language there

[@shimonbiton2163]

@@yamaha_Leon Same in Kenya and many other African nations, in Kenya the official language is English, Kiswahili is taught at school but the majority speak it even if they didnt go to school and they know their mother tongue which is; to each, their tribal language which differs from the rest.

[@foxforce1437]

You didn't listen to the video at all, did you? English is the official language! So your posting is complete rubbish

[@gabrielstangel919]

The intro with 'Bad Karma' playing in the background literally brought a tear to my eye. Too good. Great work.

[@monsurbanpatch]

At the start of the video it says "If there was food, people wouldn't fight" So it seems the solution is to create a permaculture food forest system that can provide food. It looks like it rains and even floods so harvesting that water by building swales and a dam to water the plants will work. Plant fruit trees behind the swale so the water collected in the swale waters the trees deeply. It seems the charity offers a bandaid solution so it can keep running and collecting donations. Build food forests and let the people care for it and provide to their community.

[@harunv.2731]

This content is great for everyone to open our eyes and see our blessings, because people always look up to well developed countries and get unhappy with their situation, but when you look at countries you are visiting, and get the big picture, you see that you're in the middle which is still a comfortable place to be. Keep up the great work, bring these locations to the spotlight more

[@IndigoTraveller]

Incredible perspective. Thank you for sharing.

[@dusty4047]

Those more well to do Nations need to do more to help bring other nations to those same levels of existence. Even when those other countries have nothing to give in return. We may look different to each other and speak different languages but we are all humans.

[@markrenton3941]

@@dusty4047 NO. Stop with your complete and utter nonsense. You're the reason Sweden is now the rape capital of Europe.

[@user-so9tv8dz4c]

I feel blessed not to be a black person lol.

[@RomanWagner]

Harun, I agree, but a small correction in my eyes to your comment: Being able to read and write, have a notebook and watch youtube videos, makes you not to be in "the middle"... you belong to the Top 10% on this planet.

[@DivineVegan]

Kia Ora Nick, fellow Kiwi here. It is really inspiring to see someone from a small nation showcase another part of the world, to create awareness and make an impact on other peoples lives.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you and love to NZ

[@GlobeJaunter]

This intro is so amazing. Sooo captivating and well done

[@darkjedi447]

Thanks for the video about South Sudan and info for Unicef. I did the donation. Hope it helps someone👍🇨🇦❤️

[@TheTwinklinglilstar]

Nick, you mentioned that young woman was mature for her age. Young children and young people have to grow up fast in that environment. From what I can see, it looks like they want peace, security and a good life for their families just like any other human being in any part of the world. Thanks for giving us a glimpse, even though it so heart wrenching to see

[@constancebare4558]

You're doing an amazing work, thank you for showing us how other people are living

[@jaysherif9594]

Heartbreaking story. Thanks Nick. I’m your subscriber and love to watch your videos.

[@helenellis1045]

We take so much for granted here in the West: food, shelter, safety… The South Sudanese are beautiful, proud people living in impoverished conditions in the aftermath of war. Thank you Nick for bringing awareness to their struggles and a lifeline to help 👍🏾

[@chrissinger101]

i hope this guy kicked some of these people with poor houses some money!! if not that be a shame!

[@user_4046]

I don't see awareness here. You know what he's doing 😏

[@alwaysdreaming5175]

@@user_4046 what is he suggesting? Do you think he means the opposite of what he said that the West doesn’t have food shelter or safety? That the South Sudanese are not hard working and beautiful people but instead are lazy ugly people?

[@user_4046]

@@alwaysdreaming5175 Keep pretending you don't know by asking more questions

[@powderandpaint14]

There are people in almost every city in the US living in tents in conditions like this. We're not doing that well.

[@nicolebrownskingirl8167]

Hey Nick! Thank you for showing all of us inside South Sudan. I’m enjoying this series. 💜

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you for joining me :)

[@mlionea]

we have our Africans KZbinrs who show hope not death. these whites will be arrested very soon .he should get ready for a jail term. always looking for sad stories about African. Sudan government will be informed with all other African inhabited countries than Satan white should never make any stories about Africans. we are your enemies. leave Africans alone pink skins !!!

[@amruthoo]

Oh my god , This is so heartbreaking. I salute the people of South Sudan .. They are so pleasant and accomodating despite the horror . Their command over English language is just amazing ...

[@hahah4305]

thank you so much for this! I didn't know anything about Sudan. Seeing this children made me cry. I'm going straight ahead to donate some money. Thank you so much

[@RussellDurose]

Nick, amazing episode. The RUTF is amazing UNICEF initiative. We in the West have relative poverty issues yet there is infrastructure for the most part, yet South Sudan is so vulnerable. That more countries help the new country find its feet. Really impacted by this episode.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you Russell, yes the RUTF is literally a life saver. Thank you for watching as always, my friend.

[@israelmartin-]

Dear Nick, you’re an amazing humanitarian! ❤ Your parents must be so proud of you! ❤ stay safe stay healthy! Love Israel From Vancouver BC

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you Israel, much love to you and Canada.

[@mark2073]

I'm in Vancouver too

[@mark2073]

@@thinkcasting3182 You don't understand what you are talking about. You could say the same about the Irish not too long ago, or any culture really that hasn't developed towards modernity. Do some research. There are some great videos on YT showing how country birth rate is impacted by transition to modernity.

[@abuhurairahmohd9517]

What about Palestine?

[@carsonlewis7901]

BC Proud! Cheers from Victoria!

[@shraddheya4983]

Donated!! Sending prayers!!!☮️🕉☯️❤️‍🩹 Amazing work Nick!!😘

[@lovethesescenes968]

Thank you so much . Love your work from south Sudan 🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸

[@abdalkreemmhmed1191]

Me as North Sudanese feel very sorry to see South Sudan in this situation, as a matter of fact south Sudanese are very kind people, am proud to have many friends of them.

[@awetd.batista2315]

You are giving us hope by sharing our stories with the world. One day South Sudan 🇸🇸 will be great. I appreciate what you do. 🙇 I watching you from South Sudan. Grateful for what you do.

[@InWeCome]

From seeing the people in this video i am sure there is a lot of potential there for good things!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you for your words and much love to SS!

[@markrenton3941]

@@InWeCome HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA wtf are you talking about? They're all like

[@alberto.camposs]

Sent a small donation! Thank you for giving visibility to these realities.

[@ShyneThyLyte]

Thanks for your content and courage my man!!!

[@lissette80]

Watching these kind of videos really makes you feel grateful for living in a country like Australia, even though I grew up in a country that was going through a civil war. Thank you Nick.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thanks for sharing Claudia :)

[@tiwaz4598]

You don't have to be grateful. It is really just the product of what your own people have build (assuming you're European), including yourself.

[@bingzgaming1318]

@@tiwaz4598 ???? How does not make you not have to be grateful.

[@lissette80]

@@tiwaz4598 Actually, I'm from Central America and yes I am grateful to now live in Australia.

[@IoloIololoIoI]

@@tiwaz4598 where and when you are born are completely random. you could have been one of the people in the video, but you got really fucking lucky.

[@atemgil2068]

Thanks again Indigo for another eye-opener realities of my South Sudan. I am a very patriotic man and it breaks my heart to see so much suffering in my country, especially those kids who are caught in that situation. We have to be optimistic and hope things will change for the better. We must never cry when the sun goes because the tears won't let us see the stars. Peace

[@IndigoTraveller]

You sound very strong. Thank you for your support and love to SS.

[@iBtally]

We must never cry when the sun goes because the tears won’t let us see the stars. Beautiful words

[@miscellaneousz2681]

Patriotic about what? 😂😂

[@Crispy_Bacons]

@@miscellaneousz2681 his country. Wtf is your problem?

[@fredericsouthworth2707]

Everyone should be proud of where they come from

[@jeroxama5877]

what a great document, i am blown by the quality

[@KeveTeller]

Thank you for making these videos. The same second you said there was a fundraiser I immediately clicked on the link in the description and donated. These people deserve so much better. I wish all the luck to the people of South Sudan!

[@cindygibbs1964]

Your journalism thru videos are amazing! So many of us "hear" of the devastation...poverty with the lack of food...shelter...education and medical needs... But to actually "see" this through your reporting brings an actual awareness of how bad things are. The adults shown in your videos are so humble and the sweet Children smiling and giggling are the hope for this country. Thank you Nick for all that you do....your purpose in your travels are also the hope for many who are suffering! Prayers as always for your continued safety.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you Cindy, Much love!

[@TheDreamDynasty]

South Sudan really deserves a Major Change. I do hope that one day they will become a Developed Country in the near Future. Sending Love from the Philippines 🇵🇭 🤝 🇸🇸

[@MyPrimeone]

Just came Across your channel searching for Haiti You doing a great job man I’m just speechless and lots of emotions

[@expjames911]

Watching your videos, I know this isn't their purpose, but I often feel down about my life living in a trailer park in southern California struggling every day. But my struggle is nothing. My children have everything. My problems mean nothing. People can survive and make life anywhere. The glimpses of happiness in your videos are so incredibly humbling.

[@dellingson4833]

You conditions can improve dramatically by just leaving your state like so many have.

[@randomblack5046]

@@mtadams2009 he’s living in a trailer park and you’re talking about the weather? LMFAO the weather better be great for him to want to live there

[@garrisonkelley7053]

@@mtadams2009 don't worry we prefer you all stay.

[@kenrobinson1188]

You’re comparing your life to Africans? Not good

[@Bert_de_Wit]

I appreciate your comment Jeff Kittell. The video was humbling indeed. I hope your own struggles improve, because you seem like a good man. One word of advice: Whatever you do, don't vote for Trump. He hates "sh*thole countries" as he said, and only wants to make rich people richer and poor people poorer.

[@trytinn]

Thank you for making these videos. My father is from the Nuer tribe of South Sudan who are the same people you interviewed in the camp with the Lines scarred across their head and he came here to Canada in 1998. He tells me how death and destruction are a normal thing there and I have lots of friends and family who I contact there who tell me of the terrible conditions. It’s heartbreaking to see the way of life people are born into there especially as someone who was privileged enough to be born and raised in North America. I will visit there myself in the coming years with my father but it is great to be able to see it second hand through these videos for now. It’s crazy to me how I have many cousins and relatives who are simply born into a life so different from mine and don’t know any different. I hope to be successful in my own life so I can help in any way I can . Where I live we have a large community of South Sudanese and they are some of the kindest and most giving people you will ever meet even after all they have been through. My father fought there and has seen awful things but spends his time working to provide for 10 children and regularly sends money back home to help his people

[@alienmazingyt4672]

to my dad is south Sudanese and he does the same thing you said he also went to war

[@trytinn]

@@alienmazingyt4672 are you fully Sudanese or just your father

[@Mindyobidnessfr]

I was born in 98 and this video is hard for me to watch knowing how my life could have turned out if my family didn’t come to the US when they did

[@apriljasso9731]

Such a beautiful country with beautiful people. I hope things get better soon...

[@ck9152]

Thanks for helping increase awareness and raising money for a very important cause.

[@Sarahintheforest784]

The incredible beauty, sweetness and innocence of those children playing outside brought tears to my eyes. The fact that some children don't have food and need those nutrition packs makes me so incredibly sad. Thank you for using this channel for good, it's heart warming to know that there is some support and kindness for these people who have been through so much.

[@okieoiogh8235]

Keep crying

[@Novascular]

@@okieoiogh8235 you're weird asf

[@JohnRohoboth]

Sarah, cry me a fking river. Someone tell these neanderthals that it's the year 2022.

[@chuck-jy7mz]

the children are so beautiful and precious !

[@osamabidenobama8240]

Blarck b@rstardz

[@quynni]

Thanks for putting yourself out there and raising awareness on the hardships experienced by many. Keep up the great work.

[@milliondollarfunrun1330]

Good work. This one was a tear jerker.

[@stevenlopez1717]

Great video Nick, liked and subscribed. Excited to watch more of your content!

[@OCE_JXMES]

Wow, it's pretty extraordinary what you're doing Nick, this is powerful stuff. As a parent myself to see that Mum with the very sick baby was particularly heartbreaking, it's an amazing gift you're giving them by raising awareness of their situation with no agenda other than a genuine and heartfelt desire to help. I hope a lot of people contribute knowing that the money is going straight to the people that so desperately need it. Keep doing what you're doing, greatest respect to you.

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you Cam, very kind of you ❤️

[@bishyeahbish3758]

You cannot claim "a genuine heartfelt desire" on behalf of another person. You're giving absolute credit and praise to a complete stranger! C'mon man!🤦🏽‍♂️

[@jdosvd]

Yes Prayers.....

[@BarryZuckercorn1212]

That’s exactly what got me to donate, too, Cam. My little buddy is asleep and safe in his crib as I write this. I take that for granted every night.

[@user-sl6ky1ow7l]

@@bishyeahbish3758 Correction, she is giving praise to a stranger who is dedicated towards sharing awareness to poor countries while the Western Media decide to not give any sort of attention to the real issues in the world.

[@campari1985]

Love how friendly you treat the people, kindness will spread eventually and you are playing your part. Thank you. Donated aswell through your link! Much love from Europe!

[@tomaszszupryczynski5453]

war chiefs and gangs in sudan welcome every bag of rice you sponsor, same as every money you donate, ammo is expensive. thx to people like you our war can continue forever. just like in ukraine

[@farthimamarrah8562]

Thanks for your donation May the almighty God reward you abundantly

[@hbekele]

Very proud of you! Keep up the good work

[@jakeoutdoors9600]

Hearing that kid say "people don't love each other" hit hard for me.

[@BreakOutOfTheAlgorithm]

I find it absolutely amazing how clean they are and their clothing. Such sweet people it is an absolute shame they live in those conditions. 🙏

[@jamesweinberg2966]

Celebrities and millionaires could save thousands of children's lives. This video needs to be broadcasted on national television and it needs to get more attention

[@4themoney455]

Why should they spend their own hard earned money on people thats not even their countrymen

[@naugladur8534]

They’ll never help

[@roberthernandez9315]

Yes I’m not even rich and I sponsor kids over there

[@thisnameistemporary6434]

@@4themoney455 when you are drowing dont expect people to save you because why should they risk their lives for yours.

[@enterbalak]

There's an agenda at play here.. China is actually going into places of Africa and is actually building infrastructure there.. for the mining and resources, yet providing to rebuild cities and so forth. I don't see Western countries doing this, on this level.

[@mohammedmakki2625]

I’m Sudanese, like millions of my people we don’t know anything about South Sudan.. This country was 16 years ago was part of Sudan.. As a Sudanese I really feel sorry for what is going on after their separation from Sudan.. I hope this video is everywhere so that people know how much those people are suffering

[@MrBsUkuleleChannel]

Just made a small donation, thanks for raising awareness of the situation, your videos are amazing. I love the scene where you go up to the really tall man with the machete and just lunge in with a 'nice to meet you' and straight away remove the tension, incredible journalism.

[@bartomalatesta5652]

This is one of the most unique videos I've seen in a while, not many places where you would see footage like this. Congratulations to the creator, it takes a special type of person and courage to do that with such grace.

[@tristambre632]

South-Sudanese people that you met were mostly so calm and quiet, we could barely hear them speaking. Compared to Haiti where everyone was screaming all the time, it makes me wonder what kind of horror did they saw in the past decade to hush their voices...

[@l.roberto3280]

Thanks to show us this realistis documentary ! Beautiful people from Africa ,...at their day by day ,making their best...Many hugs for them ,from Brasil .

[@jesusessentials]

Thank you for the work you do. For humanizing suffering. No matter how much we see this suffering we still have a disconnect so thank you for helping us to connect to some true empathy. Thank you for providing donation links

[@BeingJapan]

I did a program in Djibouti to train medics for Somalia. My team included veteran police officers from Canada. We visited a similar children's hospital. What we saw brought them to tears. I had to remind them that the children we saw would get better cause they were in the care of a team of terrific international doctors. I donated to your link in memory of our team and hope my gift will help these innocent children who need our help.

[@Obekant08]

Nick, I gotta say... the Sudan and Haiti series have been extremely rough. Your work is important. May you continue!

[@Comedy_Warfare]

Eye opening with the RUTF'S... I think you did a really great job here showing the good being respectful and they responded to that. Now that I can see the end result of the donations I will continue and urge others to do the same. Bless ya brother

[@LanHikari90]

Nick, thank you so much for all the work you put into all these exciting series. It is always very stunning (and sometimes saddening) to see other parts of the world. Videos like these make me very concious about the fact that peace and freedom can't be taken for granted. Greetings from Germany!

[@IndigoTraveller]

Thank you and love to Germany.

[@kirugir863]

Thanks for the documentary. I am kirubel from Ethiopia I have plan to move to south Sudan for work. The Info you provide about the country is great.

[@pandukab]

Hi I watched this video and donated to your fundraiser. Thanks for doing this

[@Roza_Victorious]

Thanks for this video. I'm a proud South Sudanese, and I'm hopeful that the land of my ancestors will experience total peace one day soon. I visited Juba in April, 2022 for the first time in my life, and I agree many people are suffering due to corruption, tribalism and other reasons. Young South Sudanese all over the world are really trying their best to unite and develop our mamaland. I just pray the government gives the new generation greater opportunities to develop this nation in peace and unity - no tribalism. Please next time bring the wonderful side of the country too, so people won't be afraid to pay a visit. An average South Sudanese is a very friendly and welcoming people. You never enter a South Sudanese home and leave hungry. God bless

[@jacqueslee2592]

The West does not have a presence in Africa for humanitarian reasons, it is there to stoke ethnic conflicts and war so that then the West can then say that they are for humanitarian reasons to prevent a genocide.

[@mikelemoine4267]

Despite all of the hardships, the children are still playing and laughing like kids should. Knowing they are not able to go to school is sad as it guarantees they will have even less than their parents do now. There is so much potential in them that will go to waste if things don't improve there. Best wishes to the people of S. Sudan.

[@kish_myworld]

Oh wow such an inspiring watch. this is the type of content I wanna do from now on. Sudanese so beautiful

[@pro-fessshep7695]

You can hear the life in their voices but see the pain in their eyes. Hoping for the best.

[@andrewstones2921]

A very very moving video, watching that sick blind kid really puts things into perspective. I made a small donation, I’m very very encouraged to see that a lot of other viewers have done the same.

[@oakenverse]

This is only the second video I've watched but I wanted to say what an incredible job you have done. The editing, the content, the way you narrate and talk to the local populace, overall it's just very well made. I now have lots of new and interesting videos to watch about other countries, and it helps to give me perspective in life. Good work :)

[@garrethmellett7774]

really insightful video. well done.

[@alexandriathe_great221]

Greetings from Egypt ❤ to our brothers and sisters in Susan ❤ thank you for great show