Meeting A Ugandan Mountain Clan 🇺🇬

Without doubt some of the most humbling experiences of my life. The people I met here have had almost no contact with the outside world. They told me they were only contacted by the Ugandan government in the last 5 years. This is as close to an un-contacted tribe as you'll find in East Africa. Stories of how people in the area fight and kill government forces, teachers and nurses had me curious to see if we could just walk up and say hello, and learn from them about heir lives, so that's exactly what we done.
Their existence is entirely different to anything else I have witnessed, yet we were able to connect and understand one another on a human level. Suspicion, intrigue, curiosity, bewilderment, laughter and kindness are some of the words I'd use to describe the day and intereactions. Some of the questions they asked me blew my mind and so did some of the lessons I learned from them.
Some of the subtitles might not match exactly. The translations are the best I can do with my resources at the moment and to keep the video short as possible I have summaries the conversations as I understood them where possible.
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[@Machache]

After watching a few of your video made in Africa, I like your humility. You eat and drink with locals with no fuss about the condition of the surrounding. You even go a step further and express appreciation for their way of life. Am a Kenyan in UK and I know its not easy to meet open hearted people like you. I hope your mother is proud of you.

[@GoingGlobull]

That really means a lot, thanks

[@Logos007]

Middlesbrough ambassador 😂

[@hoodiegamer9256]

Woke people won’t like this…. Cause it’s true. Love to see your perspective, it’s great to see people like you take interest in other cultures and actually get out of their comfort to go experience it. Keep it up!

[@kennygitz1]

Great work Josh,very exciting and educational,much love from a Kenyan in the UK.UTB

[@florence1395]

You are doing a amazing job your work is enlightening thank you from France 🇫🇷 & England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@Amdianaofficiall]

The pearl of Africa

[@Njiririemily]

Hey, in love with your vedios...i would love to tag along someday....much love from Kenya

[@nakurutoday]

Sema tu unataka akuoe!!!

[@jamilfuad6847]

​@@nakurutodayaacha ukumastic kjna

[@harryjaggardtravel]

This is sick, great content meet keep it up.

[@GoingGlobull]

Cheers mate

[@kakabarracks9456]

It's awesome how far you go to interact with locals.Big up mate.

[@MissRoseLily]

You & your adventures are Absolutely Amazing! ❤❤

[@alanmasters6666]

What amazingly beautiful people. We could learn so much from them,they don't need fast cars 70" tvs designer clothes and are happy kind awesome people. They make us look like savages. I hope to see you return there some day. Epic video. New subscriber. Peace ✌️

[@nassergabriel4778]

This was absolutely profound mate

[@HamptonFarly]

I’m loving this Peskie Brit what a blinder!

[@bigflex6663]

enjoying every adventure also learning and expanding knowledge with different discourses. thanks alot.

[@Jaredbuncher]

You are healing the wound of what your ancestors did to these people one day at a time with your videos

[@longatsos]

Before the colonialists came, the natives were involved in endless wars and upto this day the karamoja and the pokots are ruthless cattle rustlers.

[@Jaredbuncher]

@@longatsos that's a narrative they created to try and justify the genocide they brought to the continent. What's sad is people like you are so gullible you actually fall for it and try to rationalise it. They use that same argument to justify how they treated the native indigenous people of the America's as well. They wiped out whole tribes and villages in the name of "using" the land. Both in Africa and the Americas as well. Literally wiped a whole people and destroyed the beautiful culture and history of the planet in the name of plunder and profit. You should not fall for any narratives of justification because if you don't speak and learn about the true history of your people and teach your children and their children the real devastation it will happen again. Why do you think they don't write the complete history in their books and schools or write history in certain ways to leave out the devastating truths of the actual events. Joshua is actually aware and is smart young lad who see it for what it is and what it was. He gets exactly what I'm talking about. He's doing a great job trying to inform you. He is even surprised how nice and welcoming the African man is to the white man considering what cruel and devastating genocide the previous ancestors spread on the beautiful continent. And some nations still going through that plunder and cruelty in west Africa with the French. Imperial globalist agenda is plunder and profit. If you actually knew the extent of it you would not be repeating the narratives and propaganda put out there to justify the utter evil hand of the empire across the globe.

[@indomitable7397]

I thoroughly enjoyed this splendid ethnography.

[@GoingGlobull]

Thank you

[@user-zj1be4bt4q]

In love with the job you doing Joshua ,Morgan understood the assignment yo gave him to do .Your Humanity to the people bought their trust with you thats why you blended with them in less than two hours.KEEP GOING JOSHUA. 100 % emotional keep it up

[@tammypowers7497]

I loved you going to meet these people. I thought they're warm, friendly, very open minded & hospitable. For their first time meeting a white guy they couldn't have met a man who would respect them & strive to understand, relate to them & learn from them more than Josh. Amazing!

[@stephenbabu2767]

good video bro

[@NyanganGrace]

Nice work Joshua and Morgan ! I hope this could be shown in a TV channel 💯too much humility and kindness extended to the locals ❤

[@GoingGlobull]

That would be very cool

[@LifeWithCandis]

O.M.G. You are so brave!!!!😮 I am speechless. I couldn't go to sleep until I finished this. Just Beautiful. God Bless!!! 💗💗🙏🏽🙏🏽🥹🥹

[@koni192]

OMG I LOVE THE MESSAGE YOUR PUTTING OUT THERE! ❤️❤️ Wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!! The sentence *we are all the same. In different circumstances* made me emotional. Thanks for showing the world the truth! Greetings from a Kenyan living in Swiss

[@dalfokane]

The lack of views is astounding

[@faridyassin2116]

I watched your channel one time by mistake, I ended up watching your channel all day. Great job. I can't wait to see more of you.

[@juniormwendamwenda]

Love your videos.

[@turbsbig]

Great job Josh looking forward to watching your adventures , be safe 👌👍

[@TerenceTurnbull-wk1lg]

So proud of you, you can see how much this journey means to you. The people you meet are heartwarming. I’m sure one day we will be watching you on television

[@longatsos]

Great video as always. Karamojong are fierce warriors

[@cfrtv777]

REALLY ENJOYED THIS SHARE 👍🏽🇬🇧🇲🇸🇰🇳

[@denniskiplangat641]

Shed a tear or two watching this video . Can't get enough of this hope it was longer like 3hrs or more .Great job really

[@GoingGlobull]

Glad you enjoyed it mate thanks

[@michaelmottlau5941]

An incredible well made video of this tribe and you meeting them. So good on so many levels. THANKS Josh.😊

[@jeffnjoroge9170]

This is epic..Morgan is a great translator..

[@tacfast8552]

What an incredible adventure. Amazing video and nice to see a longer one! Keep up the amazing work, it's really a pleasure to some of us that can't experience this for ourselves.

[@GoingGlobull]

Thank you mate very kind words.

[@kasee420]

Without this CHANNEL It would have taken me meib the next 30 years to see such kind of Life Keep doing it Mr. Keep Building 🔥 How can I get such a Cape. commenting from NYERI 🇰🇪.

[@anthonyjunior5674]

I Enjoy Watching All Your Content Broski I'm Watching From Trinidad & Tobago

[@ronkeanimashaun156]

Wow it’s so interesting knowing about their culture. A simple life though harder but still a lot of laughter

[@isaacchege6589]

I like your videos..this one was great.i love the people.very hospitable and traditional.

[@GoingGlobull]

Thank you

[@ronkeanimashaun156]

Joshua you’ve become a part of their history now 😊

[@Mwangijay]

That was a good experience Josh,the karamajong people have a very close culture to the one of the maasai of Kenya and Tanzania,bravo for taking us to places we would otherwise never go..the powder thing that you sniffed was tobacco that is another way you can take it apart from the usual method of smoking..I enjoyed the video alot, you definitely had a good experience.😂 sorry for the monkey scare

[@NyanganGrace]

Nice work💯

[@daandiijootee579]

Watching from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 new subscriber

[@GoingGlobull]

Thank you! I love Ethiopia, hoping to return someday soon

[@youngking2299]

Come I journey you around Marakwet and west pokot counties in Kenya great content over here🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@JAMESMAINAMWANGI]

I hope to watch you soon on Netflix bro..........your content is top-notch.

[@bwwm7914]

A Kenyan who really loves Ugandans I could hear some words inteligible to the kenyan turukana "Akoro akimuj" hunger and food. Without much of repeating someones comment, Dont carry gifts rather cash, .... not much, buy from them and for them their animals, their beer .... this is what city folks in the region do when visiting the countryside.

[@GoingGlobull]

I’m not surprised, they’re probably distantly related. Interesting that you heard it . Thanks, They appreciated the blankets more than anything to be fair. They definitely enjoyed the beer too though ..

[@lofulsorro2841]

In Africa, every community have name for their God

[@theepaulette]

Shout out to the translator!

[@OukoCliff-h4x]

Keep at it ♥️ I like your Content Mate √√

[@SonOfTheMostHighGod777]

🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪👏👏👏👏 New subcriber

[@thetruthspeaksvolumesq4351]

Humanity ❤❤❤

[@GoingGlobull]

❤️

[@degradierer8778]

instead of soap why not rice and potatoes maybe they can seed some potato plants and put them into their food plan

[@GoingGlobull]

Yeah I went with what I was told would be needed. Lesson learned though next time the move will be with food. Seems like an oversight in hindsight.

[@degradierer8778]

youre a good person thanks for all the interesting videos im sure the kids will enjoy the football xD@@GoingGlobull

[@alvinxavier958]

After Uganda there's a town in the Kenyan border known as malaba come and find about the blended cultures here

[@cliffkenyan254]

oruu korooo....isnkikuyu for uhoro tikuru

[@lubegaaloysious3348]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@princejoelkenya7902]

your hat was won by African home guards during the colonial era in Kenya. Former US first lady Melania faced online backlash for wearing one during her visit to Kenya.

[@nakurutoday]

This dude has a harsh colonial mentality. Just watch and listen to his videos and he's always talking about colonization and the British rule in Kenya

[@GoingGlobull]

Yeah it has been a commonly used hat around the world. Very useful in the hot sun.

[@GoingGlobull]

@@nakurutoday I’m very interested in colonialism, governance and mass psychology. Im keen on nazi, ussr and Mayan history too. I don’t want to bring back child sacrifice or death camps though.

[@isaacchege6589]

​@@GoingGlobullkeep doing what you're doing.

[@nakurutoday]

@@GoingGlobull Keep on the good work. Been following you since the Maandamanos in Nairobi.

[@wakairu]

Advise incase you visit another pastoralist group. They love meat. Offer to slaughter a goat or something (you buy the goat ofcourse 😅) They will enjoy a feast like no other. I loved seeing the children run off with the ball. Also happy to see them get some candy too.

[@GoingGlobull]

That’s a great idea cheers

[@evansmuthuri7138]

The buzz is from fermented sorghum for like a week

[@GoingGlobull]

My favourite moonshine so far

[@ronkeanimashaun156]

Haha that snuff will make you high 😂😂😂😂

[@GoingGlobull]

Just a little

[@kipngenocheruiyot5867]

Come back to kenya you were promised a beautiful lady

[@RanmarJustine]

Why is there always a blurred kid?

[@GoingGlobull]

If you can’t work that out I cannot help you friend

[@theepaulette]

Go to migingo island as well😅

[@GoingGlobull]

Considering it. Out of my way at the moment though …

[@michaelmottlau5941]

Hey Joshua, how tall are you, so i can sense the height of the African people you meet. If possoble in meters or feet (American). Have a nice travel.

[@GoingGlobull]

190cm

[@manabiadke]

let me teach you the maasai and karamajong are both plain nilotes

[@markwebster5749]

UTB🔴⚪️

[@OSIYO267]

Smh

[@JK-rk9ze]

Boroughmojong🤣😂

[@KrizohAges]

The title's such an awful clickbait. Fvckin bullocks. Great adventure though, cheers🥂

[@NyanganGrace]

😂😂😂😂morgan

[@HayleyCooper-tl6up]

A rabbit? 😂😂

[@Really4thapeople]

Your channel is one of the best travel channels out bruv u will be noticed soon I love the content better than Kurt and drew binskys u a legend would like to travel with u sometime I’ll pitch in and have a few questions I’m going to start a channel

[@GoingGlobull]

Appreciate that mate I really do. Drew is too clean cut for me, I can see his appeal in this weird fake reality we live in now. Kurt’s content is probably 2nd best only to Mr Bold honestly. I’d be lying if I didn’t admit I’m going after being better than him though. Get the channel going mate and I’m down for a collab.

[@wakairu]

I was worried when you asked why women couldn't marry more than one man. I doubt the translator even asked. They are fiercely patriachal and gender rights is not a concept. Maybe in another 50 - 100 years in that community.

[@GoingGlobull]

To be honest the women seemed to really believe in their roles. Like they adamantly lived by them.