One Day in Yaounde Cameroon 🇨🇲

[@DaveMani]

I made a full series around Cameroon from Yaoundé to Kribi and more which you can watch with this playlist! kzbin.info/aero/PLR0x0WWykhSXsl5oe_sWtgFp-gPVji-wz

[@eloundouemilienjoseph5467]

Do you know a company there to rent a Car?

[@lebo5281]

I have a soft spot for Cameroon and this is probably the first vlog of Cameroon by a non-Cameroonian I have stumbled across, thank you for capturing it so beautifully. 💜

[@DaveMani]

Thanks to you for watching :)

[@anyetitan8410]

Very bad country infested with corruption and alcoholism.

[@exploreafrica101]

Here to prove you Wrong. Check out One Namibian girl who documented most sites in Cameroon as far as the North, South, East , West and Center. Here, hope the link clicks: kzbin.info/door/92l0aJSpQQzzr_l0dmzN_Q

[@kansee1319]

Then you should watch Miss Trudy's (a Kenyan) playlist on her travel to Cameroon

[@cheazinwi5400]

Any particular reason for wanting a video by a non Cameroonian Vlog?

[@sofafaith2979]

Cameroon is not just a French speaking country. We speak both French and English. And above all we are loving 🇨🇲

[@DaveMani]

All true! :)

[@bloggtalk5085]

french dominates..like reverse of canada

[@Crazy4AI]

Call us Cameroonians please not Camerooneese 😂

[@freedomm]

@@bloggtalk5085 Exactly what my Cameroonian friend says. English-speakers are a minority about 10 - 15% and declining because back in the 70s and 80s, they were over 20%

[@elondeperkins7765]

I'm sorry but we are not cameroonese but cameroonians

[@gerhardtfogwe2301]

I’m actually Cameroonian and cried when I saw this Love from Canada 🇨🇦

[@DaveMani]

Thanks a lot for watching! :)

[@tekugaston]

Ok good 👍🏾

[@tekugaston]

Ok good 👍🏾

[@emeraudeetoile4162]

Me from France...crying also...Cameroonian for ever...

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.

[@kotilauretta9906]

Places to visit in 🇨🇲 The volcanic beaches in limbe The beautiful mountain of buea Numerous landscapes in the west region The colonial and post colonial edifices in douala and numerous drinking spots (night life) There are numerous touristic spots in the country. I love this country

[@DaveMani]

Wow thank you so much for that!

[@LittleOrla]

Cameroon is shaped like Africa if you turn it upside down, and indeed it seems to contain all of Africa's beauty and diversity within it's borders.

[@ekpobassey4055]

Please what does rent cost in Yaounde

[@elvirazenith9093]

​@@ekpobassey4055Hi you can check online you will see.

[@sydaiyarehema9088]

Anything in Yaounde?

[@Lifestylewithdidi]

I’m Cameroonian and left home for the US 6 years ago. I really miss home and my people. This video gave me so many memories as I was born and raised in Yaoundé. Thank you for visiting my city and bringing on good memories. Glad to see how developed it is becoming. ❤

[@TheReverses78]

U miss it?? So why don't you go back to visit?🤔🤔

[@DaveMani]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot for watching Dee.

[@TheReverses78]

@@donpablo5056 are u cameroonian at least??

[@Faustinembeh_backup]

Yesssss!!!!! Yaounde_Cameroon in the building 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.

[@annedeng9711]

I'm a cameroonian who just stumbled on your channel. Thank you for sharing my country through your lens. I love your bravery, taking yourself around fearlessly

[@DaveMani]

Thank you so so much Anne! Have a great day!!!

[@buddyed]

@@DaveMani bro you're making my hometown popular. 🔥 . when ever you come back to yaounde, i'll be ready to give you a tour

[@austinbistro4151]

@@buddyed no be jk that oh, na wise man

[@buddyed]

@@austinbistro4151 ???

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.

[@coyoluo]

Dave, you were definitely built for Africa; you can drive on both the left and the right, speak French and English, and can live off the grid and in the city while producing these incredible videos. Congratulations to you and Tracy.

[@DaveMani]

Haha when you see it that way I guess I am! :p

[@keno22ful]

Dave, just an honest opinion. I like your videos, like this one, its like u studied media production, did u?, how it is packaged, wow. Chronological continuity sound video quality and suspense wraps it all. I usually don't comment but this one I had to. Good work champ.

[@coyoluo]

@@keno22ful lol exactly what I thought.

[@dannydeo3583]

Are u african because if yes.. then something is wrong with u upstairs...

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.

[@winnercolins4131]

My Cameroonian bro and sis let's gather here one love from Africa

[@DaveMani]

Cheers ❤️

[@winnercolins4131]

@@DaveMani God blessings Dave mani

[@mbockemmanuel6725]

It’s the « laisse-nous quelque chose pour boire une bière, on va au deuil » for me. 😂😂 Cameroonians are really unique. Great video and thanks to you. 🫶🏽

[@DaveMani]

hahaha... At least she gave me good directions!

[@elynofficiel8532]

J'ai pas aimé. On dirait qu'ils avaient rdv. En plus une majesté. Peu importe ton degré de pauvreté, tu ne l'affiches pas ainsi.

[@wwandji]

Moi de même j’ai pas apprécié 😂c’est une image d’un peuple qu’on salit

[@elynofficiel8532]

@@wwandji tout à fait 😅

[@TheMoukito]

Vous n'avez pas apprécié la réalité du pays ? Ayons honte en silence, c'est tout ! mdrrrrr

[@apples874]

The natural beauty of Cameroon is stunning

[@DaveMani]

Agreed :)

[@stephanecelestedasse9480]

I am a Cameroonian and I have been following you for the past years, and I leave in Yaounde! Had I known I would have taken you to more beautiful places. I am so happy you came. You were really made for Africa! Thanks for coming, my only disappointment was not to see Tracey but I do understand. 🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲

[@DaveMani]

I will let you know if I ever visit again! :P

[@ralphatg2792]

@@DaveMani Im an expat staying in Yaounde...Do suggest more place i could visit while i am here

[@gnangobeauty8731]

Don't worry Bro, he will let you when visiting the West part on the county, 😉

[@Faustinembeh_backup]

👌😘

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.

[@elleenrouge8785]

“Spaghetti omelette” sandwich is def a typical breakfast in Cameroon. Thanks for visiting Yaoundé, you’re incredibly kind, open minded and your French is 💯. You won a new subscriber! Wish you and your wife the best

[@DaveMani]

Haha thanks for the info and welcome onboard! :)

[@zedzzener2539]

@ Dave mani hey come to Gabon also

[@twister80]

No puff putf and beans is the typical breakfast:)

[@Jesuslovechild1]

@@twister80 well this is what I'm saying. I spent over a month in Cameroon and never had or saw that sandwich he ate. Puff puff and beans is very typical indeed. Love from Trinidad 🇹🇹 and will be back next year God spare life.

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.

[@Mashariki_0]

The 50min road trip was 100% worth it 😀😀. I've been supporting the indomitable lions for the last 16 or so years but visiting Cameroon had never crossed my mind, time to add it to my bucket list.

[@DaveMani]

You're not gonna regret it! :)

[@bulustyle9825]

WAOUHHH 😍😍 je suis moi-même Camerounaise et j'ai honte de venir découvrir de telles merveilles sur youtube. Merci Dave!!! Quel aventurier

[@DaveMani]

Merci beaucoup Bulu! :)

[@africasbest1663]

That place is a shithole with a blood thirsty dictator named Paul Biya ( 90 years old) who has been in power for over 40 years. One of the most corrupt and incompetent tyrant on the continent of Africa. The country looks so dilapidated 😮😢

[@corinnedominique7824]

@@DaveMani Tu n es pas la seule. Merci Dave.

[@spoiltchild79]

Shout out from Nigeria🇳🇬 Thanks for showcasing this beautiful country🇨🇲 And I know very beautiful people🇨🇲🥰 The distance from my city to Lagos is about four times the distance to Cameroon but I know more about Ghana, Senegal and the rest of our West Africa (ECOWAS) region than I know about my very close neighbour. I wish there’ll be more spotlight on Cameroon, especially western Cameroon. Personally, I feel that I have far more in common with them than with many of my own country

[@DaveMani]

Thank you do much my friend!! I hope to visit Nigeria soon! ❤️❤️❤️

[@derneuschwanstein5824]

I can resonate with your sentiment, I'm Igbo who was born and raised in Cameroon, when we visited Nigeria as a child, I found that Nigerians knew very little about Cameroon.

[@toconstan8946]

Yes it's a shame we are so close ..and so distant!

[@rockyyams]

There's one major thing we have in common. Corruption. 😂😂 I'm a Cameroonian.

[@spoiltchild79]

@@rockyyams Bro, please speak for yourself. You’re on a completely different league of your own. The echelon of corruption is having a failed incompetent leader for FOURTY years.

[@elvistoo]

Its amazing how you get to work in other countries and still be able to take us on an adventure. That's special.

[@DaveMani]

I take some personal time off just to make those videos! And I love doing it!

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.

[@joserandwalker6618]

Je suis camerounais et j’ai été très content que mon pays soit valorisé par cette vidéo . Très belle vidéo et beaucoup de soutien mon frère🔥

[@DaveMani]

Tout le plaisir était pour moi! ❤️🇨🇲❤️

[@madeleinefelicitefouda4779]

moi aussi car je n'ai pas l'habitude des gens comme le Cameroun

[@ebongvictory]

Hey Dave. Thank you for visiting my country. Am glad you had a nice time. By the way Dave here are some few things I think you need to know. Its not always rainy in Cameroon. We are currently at the end of the rainy season and Yaounde is rainy probably because of the elevation of the city. We are Cameroonians in English et les Camerounaise en Francais pas les "Cameronise" as you called it the only Bilingual nation in Africa. The food at the hotel was expensive because those are very classy places. You can basically eat more than what you ate at the Hilton Holtel for as little as 1000 francs. Well next time do get in contact with a local and you will experience the real beauty of Cameroon. Cameroon is not expensive you just need to know where to look so you'll not be exploited. When next you come please visit the South West especially the coastal city of Limbe. I bet you you'll love it. There's some great cuisine you need to try so many local dishes like Ndole, eru, achu and so many others.

[@DaveMani]

Thanks a lot for all of that Ebong! :D Very much appreciated.

[@tantsetambi7854]

She is so right. The beauty of Cameroon lies within the South West region. Buea and Limbe

[@ataahoster3919]

Cameroon is not the only bilingual country in Africa. It is one of two countries in Africa (the other being Mauritius) that has English and French as official languages. Tchad has French and Arabic as official languages, making it ' 'bilingual' like the over 20 countries in Africa that have more than one official language.

[@edwardmkwelele]

@@ataahoster3919 KENYA SWAHILI AND ENGILISH, or African languages are not languages?

[@ataahoster3919]

@@edwardmkwelele That will fall in the category of the 'over 20 African countries' that can be classified as being bilingual as my original comment posits. My initial posting was directed to the commenter Ebong who claimed that Cameroon is 'only bilingual country in Africa'. So yes, you're right. Bilingual simply means 'speaking two languages fluently '. Most, if not all countries in Africa are multilingual. Countries categorized as monolingual or bilingual usually refers to the official languages in use.

[@boborigue]

Thank you Dave for visiting my city and introducing it to the world. Your energy and passion are contagious. You have a new follower.

[@DaveMani]

Welcome aboard!

[@africasbest1663]

That place is a shithole with a blood thirsty dictator named Paul Biya ( 90 years old) who has been in power for over 40 years. One of the most corrupt and incompetent tyrant on the continent of Africa. The country looks so dilapidated 😮😢

[@WhynotWisdom]

I am a Cameroonian who immigrated to the US when I was 16. I'm 21 now and I haven't been to Cameroon since then but I must say, you capture Cameroon so beautifully. I'm glad when I find videos about Cameroon on the internet. so this means a lot. You officially gained a subscriber and a potential loyal viewer. 💙 ps: using a 4x4 is definitely the best car to dominate Cameroonian roads!

[@DaveMani]

I really appreciate that! All the best. :)

[@exploreafrica101]

Hi, here are more content of Cameroon by a non- Cameroonise . Dave please check them out too, you won't regret : kzbin.info/door/92l0aJSpQQzzr_l0dmzN_Q

[@azelee5094]

I admire your courage and bravery for visiting the country and touring it all by yourself. I enjoyed every bit of the video

[@DaveMani]

Thank you so much!

[@helenenefamou8908]

Thank you for visiting our country and publicizing it. Yaounde is a beautiful town. Maville

[@DaveMani]

It really is!

[@martinstyles260]

Dave has the most unique videos which I've never found on anybody else that's why I always keep coming back for more...he is always so positive and in a good mood😅😅

[@DaveMani]

👍🏼 Wow thank you so so much Martin!!

[@exploreafrica101]

Hi, here are more content of Cameroon by a non- Cameroonise . Dave please recreate them for your full experience too : kzbin.info/door/92l0aJSpQQzzr_l0dmzN_Q

[@LittleOrla]

I spent a year living in the nw province 30 years ago. Beautiful country, beautiful people. I still stay in touch with friends there.

[@DaveMani]

I for sure had a great time there! :)

[@samme-nlardorisepolle1685]

This is awesome. Some of us can't even feel this free doing such videos in our own country. U just lit up more courage, bravery n patriotism for one's nation.

[@DaveMani]

WOW! Thanks a lot for saying that Samme!

[@missjoa1926]

I looooved this video. It's so rewarding to see how our beautiful "Africa in Miniature" begins to be known and enjoyed ❤❤

[@DaveMani]

Thank you :D

[@khim3527]

I will be honest i was a little bit sad seeing you taking the bad muddy road to the Mefou park. It gave me a relief seeing you on the better route for your way back to Yaoundé. Cameroon is our pride as cameroonians. So thankyou for the visit. Talking from South africa.

[@DaveMani]

I had a great experience overall and the bad road was my fault.

[@kiloah]

Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo , it's the first time I see a stranger do this about my country and my town , tu nous as beaucoup valorisé . The world will change his thinking about us , Africa it isn't that he's thinking about . 🙂🇨🇲 From Dubai I follow you

[@DaveMani]

Merci beaucoup pour ton commentaire. J'ai bien aimé ma visite! :D

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.

[@exploreafrica101]

Hi, here are more content of Cameroon by a non- Cameroonise . Dave please check them out too, you won't regret : kzbin.info/door/92l0aJSpQQzzr_l0dmzN_Q

[@FGP_Pro]

I first became interested in Cameroon through an app called "Radio Garden" which has radio stations from all over the world. I found Balla Radio which is based in Yaounde. I love the Cameroonian music so much! I've been wanting to know more, but have been saddened to see so much conflict there. You've video gave me hope for peace in Cameroon. So, that one day I will be able to safely visit. Peace and Love from the USA.

[@DaveMani]

That is super cool! I'm gonna check out that app!

[@kansee1319]

Interesting! What genre do you like?

[@FGP_Pro]

@@kansee1319 I loved almost everything they play on BALLA Radio. I generally don't confine myself to a genre. I like good music of any genre.

[@kansee1319]

@@FGP_Pro Music is a massive part of the Cameroonian multiple identities... What more would you like to know about Cameroon?

[@FGP_Pro]

@@kansee1319 If you don't mind, could you tell me about these multiple identities and their connection to different music in Cameroon? I am aware of the conflict between the Francophone and Anglophone factions. I also hear that in the music, in that some of it is in English and some of it in French. If there is more to it that seems fascinating to me.

[@yannis29]

Fantastic video!!! You made me feel, homesick, as I was born and raised in Yaoundé and lived there for most of my childhood, till I was 15 in 1985, when I went to London to finish school. I was still visiting my parents, every Xmas and the last time I was there, was in 1998 for a photoshoot. There are many more beautiful places to see in Cameroon. A beautiful country, I will always have in my heart.

[@DaveMani]

Thanks a lot. I hope you can go visit soon :)

[@TraceMani]

Missed you, but glad you had fun ❤:)

[@DaveMani]

Missed you too :) ❤️

[@ceejambsvlogs5245]

Why didn't you go with him?

[@keno22ful]

Wewe Tracy, mambo.

[@rarespecies9126]

I love these 2 love birds.

[@abodemetto8127]

Thank you for visiting Cameroon 🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲,our country and people are lovely.,,😍💋

[@DaveMani]

A real pleasure :)

[@DidiMuseri]

Thanks for taking us on an Adventure around Cameroon it was exciting to see a country some of us don't know all that well🌍

[@DaveMani]

It was a pleasure to be able to spend some time there! 🇨🇲

[@princenfor]

This man is having heart ooh... 😮 I can't go to a foreign country and go to such interior without a citizen of that land. Bravo boss. I like the bilingual side of you the most.❤❤❤❤

[@DaveMani]

Thanks a lot man! :)

[@mbondecyril7944]

This is so beautiful. I'm actually a Cameroonian. I love the video. That's such an adventure. Thank you for sharing it.

[@DaveMani]

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@angebary9239]

😂J'adore ce que tu fais. Tu montres les belles choses de l'Afrique. I'm so proud of you. Thank you for all. 🙏🙏🙏

[@DaveMani]

Merci beaucoup!! Je fais de mon mieux.

[@lionelaurelienbelatsala3058]

Dave tu sais, tu es tellement drôle et naturel dans tes vidéos. J'aime ce que tu fais. Bon vent dans ton aventure...

[@DaveMani]

Merci beaucoup! :)

[@BerthyNK]

Ah yaounde my Town!😍 Mont Febe is very good for jogging! La vue y est magnifique et l'air agréable!

[@DaveMani]

En effet la vue été géniale! :D

[@hannahlyonga7305]

Cameroonian here💕😊. Love your courage and for making this trip to my country. There are more beautiful places to see.👍😊. Love the video👍😊.

[@DaveMani]

Thanks a lot Hannah! :) ❤️

[@ediewerbung3051]

i really love the fact that you show the LOCAL side and the CITY side. THANK YOU SIR

[@DaveMani]

It was great to discover :)

[@hellothyllawan]

My country! My city! Thank you for this beautiful video ! I really enjoyed it!

[@DaveMani]

It was a pleasure to visit.

[@forchedieudonne8121]

The lady asking you to give her something to "drink beer" 😂😂😂😂😂 that's typical Cameroonian spirit. I miss my beloved Cameroon. Nice video Dave. Good job to do this on your own

[@DaveMani]

She at least gave me directions! loll

[@antoinembede9678]

Check at Minute 4:00. I couldn't imagine that Dave would understand what that woman was expecting from him. Fascinating to see how it s easy for you to communicate and stay cool with people who think different . You are at anytime always welcome in my Country Cameroon 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@DaveMani]

Thank you so much, I truly appreciate that! :)

[@lenfantcheri159]

We will adopt you as one of ours. You've helped me see my beloved homeland with fresh eyes. Come back and visit as Cameroon will keep getting better with time. Loved the video.

[@DaveMani]

Thank you so so much! :)

[@fidelhontcheu4149]

Content que tu montres un des beaux côtés de mon pays. Tu recevras des fans et followers par milliers je vais m'y pencher

[@DaveMani]

Merci beaucoup! C'était un plaisir :)

[@danielngongang9419]

Next time you visit Cameroon, try visiting the West and North Regions. The sights are to die for, especially the palaces of the Chiefs. You will love the architecture.

[@rockyyams]

Our country has more to offer than these two regions tho. Just that the pathetic crises is a problem. The whole country raises eyebrows at every corner ! 🙃

[@DaveMani]

100%

[@Marketsyou]

Hope you had a nice time here bro 🇨🇲 . Thanks for promoting our culture 💪🏾

[@DaveMani]

My pleasure :D

[@eagleview4940]

This city looks more beautiful than Accra wow big up Cameroon 🇨🇲

[@franciskodua1783]

Why are you so full of evil? Why so much hatered for Ghana? If you are a Cameroonian, you should be very asked of yourself and your country but if you are not then am suspecting that you are a Nigerian because you people have so much hatred for us and wishing for Ghana's downfall, but mind you Ghana is a country God loves so much because we have good heart and do not think ill about others even when you are looking for our trouble we will not mind you

[@DaveMani]

It was amazing to visit :)

[@nnombo2264]

You are joking joking right

[@africasbest1663]

Better than Accra? You are totally out of your fkg mind not even close. Cameroon is a totally dilapidated country, you got to be smoking some really bad stuff to compare it to Ghana. Cameroon and Ghana have almost the same population size and Ghana economy is almost 3 times the size of the Cameroonian economy. 😅😅😅

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.

[@jingfung956]

thanks for making discover cthis country to the globe

[@DaveMani]

Thanks for watching my friend :)

[@biziks-market]

This was awesome. A stranger portraying the beauty of Cameroon. Can't believe i never heard about this Parc. Thanks for sharing.

[@DaveMani]

You need to visit the park! It's great. :)

[@exploreafrica101]

Hi, here are more content of Cameroon by a non- Cameroonise . Dave please recreate them for your full experience too : kzbin.info/door/92l0aJSpQQzzr_l0dmzN_Q

[@Gongolo237]

Much love 237 🇨🇲 Thanks for sharing our culture to the world 🙏

[@DaveMani]

Cheers :)

[@AzertyAzerti]

amazing ! j'aime beaucoup, tu m'a fait redécouvrir une ville que je connaissais déjà🙂

[@DaveMani]

C'est géniale :)

[@chillymonin4760]

Wow. This brought memories back. I lived in Bastos or rather Cameroon for 7 months and the first time I arrived in Yaounde, was taken to Mont Febe. Beautiful views of Yaoundé from there. I did not know they had a Ape sanctuary I would have gone to see them. Thank you as always for such a rich presentation from a very short stay.

[@DaveMani]

Thanks a lot for your comment! I had a lovely time in Yaoundé. 🇨🇲👍🏼

[@juniorwanko4536]

Thanks so much... I love your energy and your braveness. Good luck in your journee

[@DaveMani]

I really appreciate that!

[@natpastol51]

U just gained a new subscriber. I signed before the end of the vid. Thank U Dave for shedding some light on this amazing country. It is really kind of U.

[@DaveMani]

Thank you so so much and welcome onboard :)

[@micheal67]

Great job dude. I’m a Cameroonian based in LA🇺🇸 That was pretty awesome man. You did everything around all by yourself… Wow Good job. It’s not pretty easy to drive there due to the road conditions, but you did drive perfect. Keep doing yo thing🤝❤ Keep up the good work

[@DaveMani]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@giccelliomusic5999]

Very fun filled adventure ,Africa is great lovely video ,really enjoyed it . One love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🎇

[@DaveMani]

Thanks for watching my friend :)

[@dee_tracy5863]

Thank u for your video. I live in the US and found out my ancestors are from Cameroon. I don’t know nothing about the country. Your video gave me and eye into the country. Thank u 🙏🏽

[@DaveMani]

That is so good to hear. Thank you ;)

[@yuvenation6829]

Hope you spend more time during your next visit. Cameroon has so much to offer, best food on the continent, "not an exaggeration" so many sites to see and activities to participate in. Thanks for sharing the little you saw. 👍

[@DaveMani]

I really would love to go back and head West!

[@EddysReviews]

Can't believe you just left Kenya where I reside now, and you are in my birth country. Continue doing the great work.

[@DaveMani]

Thanks! 😃

[@EddysReviews]

@@DaveMani Vous parlez aussi bien le français 👏

[@jay8412]

Typical Cameroon folks “ Give us something small for beer “ 😂🤣 classic ❤

[@DaveMani]

Hahaha!

[@howardamberealestate]

Lmao 😂 ❤.

[@t.y.r.acaretaker8275]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🇨🇲

[@rockyyams]

I don't think there's any competitor in Africa except Nigeria when it comes to alcohol consumption. Nigeria only ranks first because of their population. If Nigeria and Cameroon were on par with population then I'm sure Cameroon would out-drink Nigeria 🤤🤤😂😂😂

[@yvanna237]

En plus elle mentait 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cacaateks2189]

Thanks for representing Cameroon....respect to your videos

[@DaveMani]

I appreciate that!!

[@exploreafrica101]

Hi, here are more content of Cameroon by a non- Cameroonise . Dave please recreate them for your full experience too : kzbin.info/door/92l0aJSpQQzzr_l0dmzN_Q

[@kristina2641]

thank you for visiting our Country much love from Abu Dhabi

[@irisikey]

Cameroonian saying much love!!🥰🥰🥰 I love the fact that you are showcasing the beauty of my land. There is a lot you have not seen yet. Hope you get to experience the different sides of Cameroon 🥰

[@DaveMani]

Wow, thank you

[@dureljuniormomoitembe7905]

Dave great video I'm from Cameroon. If you have the opportunity I would really recommend you to get to the West region it's the best you won't regret it. Mountains, Large rivers, the best hotel in the country, plateaus and an understanding waterfall. I forgot numerous lakes. In fact the west region is so blessed 🇨🇲❤️👌 It's heartwarming to watch such a vidéo I am in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

[@DaveMani]

100%. If I ever go again I will be heading West.

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.i

[@eugenendjaka342]

I am Cameroonian and I find that you speak French very well, I have never visited Cameroon as you do, it's too great.

[@DaveMani]

Thanks haha. French is actually my first language! :)

[@africasbest1663]

That place is a shithole with a blood thirsty dictator named Paul Biya ( 90 years old) who has been in power for over 40 years. One of the most corrupt and incompetent tyrant on the continent of Africa. The country looks so dilapidated 🤮😮😢

[@edwardmkwelele]

He comes from Eastern side of Canada where they speak French

[@eladsonnanji8378]

Welcome to my country Dave but there are also really cool places in Cameroon like Limbe with great beaches, food, botanic garden and a zoo and Buea with Awesome food and hotels and it's in the south west and everyone is super friendly

[@DaveMani]

I do want to see more of Cameroon next time for sure! :D

[@ornellasigning124]

Yh I like the southwest region 🥰

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.i

[@taniaschisspoursameliorer]

You made me love my country much more. Your video quality is wonderful and your energy is so powerful. 👌

[@DaveMani]

Wow thanks a lot :)

[@tangyebih3616]

Wow I love this! My beautiful country 🇨🇲. Good you had a great time.

[@DaveMani]

Thank you :)

[@mjeanhibbs3272]

Hello to all Cameroonians!! I know you are very kind and friendly people. I almost moved there from US because of a man that lives in Douala and has a place that he owns and runs with many many animals...many different breed of monkeys, dogs of different breeds, birds of different breeds, elephants, black panther (I think), many animals. If you get a chance to go there I feel it would be worth your time. His name is Mr. Harper. If you know him or see him tell him I said Je T'aime but thanks for nothing.

[@DaveMani]

:)

[@sylviaash20]

As someone who has been following you guys from the beginning, I am so glad you visited my country. I never expected this🤗🤗 thanks for sharing your experience in my home town. Hope you can explore the real touristic places like Limbe and Kribi😁😁

[@DaveMani]

I had a lovely time in Cameroon! :)

[@elondeperkins7765]

Yh limbe has a slave sanctuary....... It has been ranked cleanest city in Cameroon so many times. Please when next u visit this country go check out limbe and all it's amazing beaches and hills

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.i

[@k.e.dlaniak4879]

Thanks for sharing the good side of my country 👍🏽Google most of the time doesn't show the good side of it bit you just did thanks man👍🏽🇨🇲✨😊

[@DaveMani]

Glad you enjoyed it :D

[@murielskinder]

This was so beautiful to watch and very crisp. You gained a new subbie here. As a Cameroonian I say thank you🦋

[@DaveMani]

Thanks for subbing!

[@Alonalight]

I left Toronto, been here now for about 10-11 month now? I married my husband who's from yaounde Cameroon and I can tell you the people are welcoming and warm. I am still trying to learn French but there are those who speak English very well. The people are friendly and I'm enjoying my family. There are alot more Cameroonian food you should of try out if you ever come back.

[@DaveMani]

People are for sure very nice there, I do agree. Good luck with you French! :)

[@Techybryan]

Dave if you'd ever love to come back for a visit,try coming to Douala-Littoral it's prettier with a bigger Mall/Carrefour and better roads when you get to the town. Overall I'm glad to see you appreciate my country 💕

[@DaveMani]

Thanks a lot for that. I hope to do so!

[@DaveMani]

Check out the time I was alone in Sudan! 🇸🇩➡️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIWkiYxmaN-ad7s

[@therubiksjaguars9918]

Ok sure

[@jojothepolyglot1866]

It was great seeing this as always....As a Kenyan living outside and learning French i was so excited to hear you speak French and being able to understand everything you said and they said made me even more excited...Wish to see more videos where you actually need to speak French so i can enjoy my listening practice. Hhahahaha!

[@allinonewithdielle3971]

Wow love that Dave ,enjoy your stay

[@allinonewithdielle3971]

I love adventure too enjoying what you are doing

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. Dave: Congratulations to you guys to heads in West Africa (Yaoundé, Cameroon) to tours around the capital city on the West Africa continent in 2022❤❤❤

[@mundoangelyaya269]

Great Vlog... I think when next you come to Cameroon, you should visit the south west Region cuz it's the base of all touristic attractions (beach at the atlantic ocean, tallest mountain in west africa, botanical gardens, zoo, etc) and also seek a campanion...

[@DaveMani]

Next time I am for sure heading West! 100%

[@danyakamba4682]

Thank's for this vlog really, thank's to show our beautiful Country like this ❤️❤️

[@DaveMani]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@patrickekame8629]

I am really happy to see images of these places and to see that life is slowly returning. I love your video, it informs us of the situation on the ground. I pray for our country and for all those who have lost their lives in this dirty war that takes our children away from us!

[@DaveMani]

I really appreciate your comment! 👍🏼❤️

[@abdoulbaguibia3850]

As a Cameroonian, Thank you Dave for visiting Cameroon, the video is absolutely amazing but I saw something that is not fair, the two guys you found on the road while you were going to the park,they did something that is good, they asked money they're not supposed to ask you. Normally when a tourist come in your country, you have welcome them in a good way, tell them about your culture, give them your favorite diches and so on and so on. As a Cameroonian we apologize for that behavior that they behaved. May you read this comment.

[@DaveMani]

Thank you so so much and for the woman, at least she gave me some good directions! :D

[@estherkisob9919]

I disagree with your ideology. There is nothing wrong asking for help from a stranger who looks well off. He could have offered something to them also. I'm from Cameroon also and when I go back to visit I always offer little change to family members or even strangers I get in contact with. He didn't have to give them anything if he didn't want to. Even in the Bible it's said "ask and it shall be given to you". There is nothing wrong asking for help from someone who looks privileged.

[@gg8723]

cameroonians asked me for money all day while i was there lol

[@abdoulbaguibia3850]

@@gg8723 that's not fair. they're spoiling our image.

[@picsandvidstv1348]

Wow! You’re in a country that speaks both the languages that you speak 😁Have fun Dave!

[@DaveMani]

Yeah! Haha

[@beinpa690]

Thanks you for sharing good things about Cameroon

[@DaveMani]

It was a real pleasure! :D

[@Sadrealitywithmelvis]

Much love from Dubai. Am super impressed that u had to choose our country your choice to visit this time . Just found your channel. U just got a new subscriber.

[@DaveMani]

Wow welcome onboard! 😬❤️

[@lappolondivin6480]

Dave thank you for showing our country to rest of World. Cameroon is a beautiful country and there is alot to discover.

[@DaveMani]

Cameroon is beautiful indeed :)

[@spidorichard1394]

For your information Cameroon is a touristic country with so many attraction with a diverse culture.

[@DaveMani]

For sure! When I said that, it was more about Yaounde itself not Cameroon as a whole.

[@project-237]

Cameroon's economy is so diverse. Natural Resource rich , so Tourism is not the key sector. Tourism is highest in north as the region has less resources than others.

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.

[@mbuazehadolf]

As a cameroonian I just learn something from your adventure in my home country, the park. Something caught I attention which is usual in cameroon and many African countries. The lady who said she is the majesty of the village and asked for money for beer 🍺 😉 😀

[@DaveMani]

Haha I'm not sure she actually was... loll

[@Ashuannie]

Iam also a Camerounian and I love our simplicity and our straight forwardness ❤️💪

[@oceejekwam6829]

It's nice to see our (Nigeria) next door neighbor in the spotlight. The country looks magnificent. I'm glad to see the service at the hotel was "top notch".

[@DaveMani]

It was a really good day! :)

[@oceejekwam6829]

@@DaveMani It's a shame you didn't get to visit Mt Cameroon. The vegetation varies dramatically with elevation.

[@Passportbros8]

There is war in the English zone right now. The people that speak French are killing, torturing, black people in the English zone, southern Cameroon genocide. Millions of English speakers have fleed the country to Nigeria, and much more. Thousands and thousands have died in the hands of the military of the french government. My people have been killed, genocide ways, even people from my tribe that I know have been killed in gruesome manners by the french military. Cameroon military. This has been going on for over 5 Years yet no one tries to help us the English Cameroonians, specifically Southern Cameroon. We have protested in the west, Europe, USA, and many countries but no one tries to help us. We the English speaking Cameroon have oils, we have many resources. This is not a war of between french and English. This started just when our people were protesting peacefully with palm leaves, how they were marginalized, how badly they were treated by the french government. Cameroon is two countries that came together to form a federation. But that never happened. The people in southern Cameroon want to go back to their federation or separate and be their own country. Both countries had separate independence dates.

[@testingtower]

I'm Cameroonian I was so happy to see this video I had never heard about that park . Thank you I will go and visit it myself

[@DaveMani]

I loved my time in Yaoundé! ❤️🇨🇲❤️

[@RadicallyRose]

Me neither. It was awesome to see as a 🇨🇲

[@havimj]

I meet a good friend from Cameroon and now watching your videos to check more about People in Cameroon and they lovely people and beautiful country👍 Thanks for touring us here.

[@DaveMani]

Its a nice place to be! :D

[@freedomm]

"Cest moi sa majesté de ce village" My sides🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤣🤣😂 I'm trying to imagine someone anywhere in Kenya having the balls to use that kind of line, let alone tget away with it. And the way way Dave responded nonchalantly as if it's not that unusual to hear ... I just can't😂😂😂

[@DaveMani]

Loll, still to this day, I don`t think she really was... hahaha!

[@divolenoir2179]

She can be im a cameroonian so in the center region the royalty is not really a big deal but in the west or north of the country you can’t dear say that cuz the king is not first easy to see

[@Johndoe1y]

Interesting video. I liked the way there was no language barrier 🤠. I liked how different it is from Kenya yet so similar - African.

[@DaveMani]

Its always nice when you can speak the local language!

[@singuensful]

Wow you’re in my country! Some of our breakfast sandwiches do have spaghetti & eggs to get you full quicker. 😅 I can’t believe you went to the country side on your own. We don’t have the best roads lol I appreciate you tipping the “majesty” for showing you the way. Enjoy your stay Dave!

[@DaveMani]

Hahaha I was really wondering if that was an actual think or if Carrefour made it up! Loll

[@leatantoh7394]

Very nice adventure in my home city. Yes thanks for tipping “Her Majesty”

[@singuensful]

@@DaveMani it’s an actual thing!some people take a cup of coffee or milk with it too 😂 then you’re full until the evening.

[@H-Brown]

Thanks my brother for visiting our country.... You are always welcomed....

[@DaveMani]

It was a pleasure :)

[@olesegun]

I stumbled on this , browsing KZbin. I appreciated your sense of curiosity and passion for discovery. Im hooked!

[@DaveMani]

Glad you enjoy it! :)

[@mukahazah8998]

Cameroonian, not "Cameroonese" sir 😅. Glad to have had you in our country. This is a lovely video.🌺

[@DaveMani]

My bad

[@sarahsings]

Thank you so much Dave. I am Cameroonian and lived in Yaounde for several years but never knew there was an ape santuary in Cameroon. I am also surprised it is possible to eat at Hilton hotel without lodging there. This is a great informtaive video.

[@DaveMani]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@divinelumiere8564]

Super. Tu parles bien français. Are you Canadian? Merci d'avoir visité mon pays le Cameroun. You must visit Kribi, Douala, Limbe, Bamoun Kingdom, and so on 😉😌

[@DaveMani]

Oui, je viens de Montréal. 🇨🇦

[@nane-samuellebelinga6235]

Thank you for the video, I am Cameroonian, and I really missed Cameroon. Nice video, Good job!!!!

[@DaveMani]

Much appreciated Nane :)

[@bennettkuwantchoh2467]

Its been 8 years since I left Cameroon. You made me want to go back. I hope to visit next year. Thank you

[@DaveMani]

Thanks a lot for watching Bennett! :)