The Nile River's Unbelievable History And Culture | Rivers And Life

[@Jack-rs3ok]

Im addicted to these documentaries,i love them a lot.

[@DOPExPIRATE]

The best to watch while I eat or fall asleep

[@debbievinson1094]

I love them too!

[@priscillayeboah5324]

Same here,absolutely love eeeee it

[@chunky9791]

They love you too. Until the water dries up

[@esterschipper5879]

I love it too!!!

[@skyplanet4081]

For thousands of years Egypt has enjoyed the Nile for free but it's the Time that Origins of the Nile enjoy as well.. No need for war and conflict Egypt must have understanding of the issue...

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@blixten2928]

An excellent documentary, and excellent for teaching! It's sort of dumbfounding how little people in Europe know about Egypt and their still greater ignorance about Ethiopia. This documentary should put them vividly on the map - via the Nile. THANKS.

[@nolanconnelly6821]

TRUE TALK!!

[@m3mods]

❤😊 8:03

[@mck5549]

Egypt is facing a difficulty, they gonna need to humble themselves and cooperate with the countries where their water comes from.

[@howepellin]

But instead they threatened them with war.

[@soinda87]

They are so ungrateful. They have a dam so Ethiopia can rightfully build one.

[@swimmingmantis22]

People aren’t their governments

[@riclindsey329]

Wrong ! Egypt should bomb the hell out of Ethiopia's project

[@Abkarino.]

@@soinda87 our dam doesn't stop water from going to other countries like yours

[@jeromeierome4523]

These documentaries are told so beautifully. The people are also beautiful souls

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@tambaadrieniffono6728]

Why should the right of Ethiopian people be less worthy than that of the Egyptians because of some old colonial arrangements? I believe Ethiopia and it’s allies has the right to defend itself and it will

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@iyuelgirma9781]

Yes it will. Tamba thank for your understanding. from Ethiopia.

[@hawkeize]

Thank-you so much for this documentary, so informative and a great insight into life of Egypt 🇪🇬, long live Egypt, my favourite country 🏖️

[@zebronmontford2472]

Living on a boat?... its shoking hey, sometime we think we are very poor, but when you travel round the globe you then start to count your blesssings. its touching my heart. Thanks TRACKS for taking us round the globe, we are learning a lot

[@herewasbob7650]

Be a lot cooler if he didn't force his kids to live in poverty too

[@greenfingersgardener822]

I don't think I am poor, more to the fact, I know I am not

[@seidumusa2522]

My heart goes out to their kids. What future awaits them? I hope they will not have to live all their lives in a boat.

[@abomoaaz7245]

​@@seidumusa2522 The state gives people free homes to those who do not have housing. The government gave one million apartments in just four years

[@hawkeize]

I hope those children will be able to leave the boat 🚤 and find permanent accommodation

[@anitabachmann4311]

What a great choice of readers ! Sir David Suchett ! Thank you

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@gilbertbonilla1697]

I enjoy your documentary. It's very educational indeed. The Nile River a gift from the One True God. Without it, life as we know it wouldn't of existed...

[@anthonyhudson3136]

that imaginary thing you call god does not exist.. only in the head of the weak and gullible.

[@stephanievaughan7142]

He believes in God.... What's your issue with that?

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@glegeant]

A gift for all and a price for none! Well said Sir.

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@carlislepanting5219]

Love this amazing documentary on the River Nile!! Watching from Belize central america!! Protect the world freshwater sources because life depends on it!!✌🙏🌎❤💯🏞

[@ronelabello8878]

"the nile belong to all and yet to none" wise words

[@Rangelandsafaris]

Uganda mu country we are so glad that the source of River Nile is in Uganda , so the waters of the Nile start its journey in Uganda to spread to rest of the countries like Egypt thanks for sharing.

[@abwaan100]

What an empty pride! You have no right to tamper with that water and develop your country. So why are you happy when your natural resource is controlled by the Egyptians?

[@felixmakinda7689]

Most of Kenya's rivers drain into Lake Victoria. The Nile draws its waters from many countries.

[@Justampleboy]

White Nile's main source isnt in Uganda but in Rwanda. Almost all eastern african countries contribute to its source

[@Justampleboy]

@@felixmakinda7689 Tanzania,Burundi,Rwanda, DRC rivers too. Almost each of the East African countries.

[@adamyang5740]

This program is the best of the best! Absolutely love it 🥰

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@saadabbas8976]

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[@carlislepanting5219]

Thanks for the info!! Belize central america I'm from sending love to all of Russia!!✌🙏🌎🇧🇿🇷🇺❤💯❤😇

[@youme1414]

Most of the earth fresh water is in Antarctica. It is way more than Brazil and Russia combined.

[@gregoryisabwa5553]

Is lake Victoria in East Africa a joke to you

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@josephmwangi1026]

@@gregoryisabwa5553 🤣🤣 Victoria and Tanganyika by the way

[@abbytamrat1662]

Whether Ethiopia is upstream or downstream, God made it rain in Ethiopia, therefore, the Nile is the gift of God to Ethiopia. Ethiopia plans to share. When God makes it rain in Egypt then that is a gift. I am sure we all want it to RAIN no matter where.

[@lilmike2710]

Great point. I'm sure Ethiopians will consider having electricity for the first time "a gift from God". The narrator said "in the 20th century wars were fought over oil. In the 21st, they will be fought over water ". . That made me roll my eyes. Because it's wrong for so many reasons.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Mosque Prayers

[@bikiramaria913]

It seems Ethiopians are so selfish. Because River Nile starts from outlet of lake Victoria and Ugandans don’t complain. The water of lake Victoria is from Kenyan, Tanzania and Ugandan waters, but we have never boasted and intended to dehydrate it and suffocate others

[@jezzpalicdon6634]

@@bikiramaria913 or maybe u can't afford to build a dam😁😁😁

[@bikiramaria913]

@@jezzpalicdon6634 honestly speaking there’s alot of dam projects in Kenya and electricity is not a big issue. There’s a lot of river, despite Kenya and Uganda generate electricity on one point on the Nile but Kenya pays more for Ugandans. Kenya and Uganda have 90% plus electricity coverage both urban and rural. Rivers are distributed almost evenly and anyone is allowed to generate his own electricity if you are academically qualified and skilled. Other than that Ethiopia are our friends and economically or project wise Kenya is ahead of Ethiopia. No competition staff though we are all dwarfs bro 😎. Good day

[@maxinewest1326]

That river have amazing history in ancient times.

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@karanrana2696]

I love Nile Valley and loved African people 😍🌍🌍⛰️

[@joelgoldsmith4747]

Beautiful Continent and wonderful people indeed. Such a shame that we hate them so much.

[@yonastekilu4047]

it is amazing that still you don't want to see the Ethiopian perspective that how many peoples are living in darkness in this 21st century of technology and you named us "the disparate neighbor of Egypt".

[@yeethiopialijochkefeleagizea]

Thanks for your balanced reality inf. About My river Blue Nile . Egyptiance must face and accept the reality.

[@ganeshpujari1346]

Best of the Best Documentaries 👍❤️

[@adiadrian504]

No water no life we humans should appreciate more this important resource

[@patrickguillory-yy2gu]

I grew up in the country United States and I still remember how we did things the old way……. I missed those days so much……❤………….Watching these people live their life, wish I was there ❤

[@nazuddin6346]

Thanks Tracks For showing the the best ❤ and how important water is apart of our life.🍷

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@retheeshs9701]

World class documentary. Touches the life and blood of Mother river Nile.

[@annT.mixvlog]

I like this channel thank you for sharing this kind of documentaries

[@EventualReality]

Egypt is at the bottom... you can't lay claim to something when it doesn't even come from but to you.

[@ettefrankyette]

I do believe that there’s a UN convention on transboundary rivers and the usage of water by both upstream and downstream countries. May be they do really need to sort out sustainable usage of the river by all the countries involved.

[@nazuddin6346]

Yes who did this ? The people got mubarak down And what happened worse And now there suffering more then mubarak😡

[@sizanogreen9900]

depends on your cloud.

[@abbytamrat1662]

Egypt and Ethiopia understand this; it is outside forces that want them to go to war. It will not happen. Remember how the last time God gave Ethiopia the rain to fill it's dam and medias were shouting 'conflict between Egypt and Ethiopia, possible war'? Well, it did not happen. Egypt and Ethiopia love each other.

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

@@abbytamrat1662 wtf does outside forces got to do with this. Two countries here are making verbal attacks at each like children. Grow up and sort out your problem like adults.

[@josephenbermudalez2991]

Thanks for sharing this amazing documentary.

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@Africanism783]

Gone are those days when the Nile was always Egypt.. the Nile belongs to all the countries that contribute to its water, and everyone shall get their fair share of the water., if Egypt can’t accept that and wants to go to war, they shall get war.

[@Time364]

If this water were belong to US or Europe, the Egyptian would be charged for ever single drops, but the Ethiopian starved to death by supplying their resources to another county and ignore their own life. I wonder if this is stuiped or kind action?

[@ahmadwhocos]

Stupid, unfortunately the sun heat in Ethopia has wiped out it’s population’s brain cells

[@alemterfa8081]

no way check the new dam of ethiopians egypt is going to pay for evry month years

[@vichupayyan]

certainly due to ignorance. they just walk to get the water everyday - should try to pump the water to their land. govt should help them. NGO's should help them. UN should help them. developed countries should help them. I should help them. you should help them. all should help each others.

[@lisaaloune]

You don’t have to die to save other. No one can convince me that God wants his Ethiopian children to die in order to save the Egyptian. However God have blessed Egypt with countless underground water. Instead of bringing rivers from 6000 miles from its border.

[@teemorris5757]

This is awesome puts me right out to sleep...... Keep em coming.

[@Neenapeacock]

Very good documentary Congratulations

[@morenofranco9235]

Thanks, TRACKS, for an excellent insight into the potential for a water war in this part of our Planet.

[@ulrichrenfurm7070]

No need for war, the creator will provide water for her people.

[@adanchetesfaye285]

Hahahaha🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

[@Rykiz_Vidz]

@@ulrichrenfurm7070 really?

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@reelhappytravellers2691]

Lovely and more than rich! Mesmerizing Treasury house of beauty... Your video is such so charming and lovely that indeed God gives us each chance to smile✔️✔️✔️✔️

[@2ak256]

"if was gift by man it would dried up by now" you damn right about that

[@anthonyhudson3136]

wasnt created by anyone.. especially that imaginary thing fools call god.

[@rickocampo7854]

Ethiopia 🇪🇹 deserves to become a 💯 developed country, they should be able to use the necessary amount of water 💧 to develop and grow food for there people 💯💯👍

[@miminigussie4971]

True. 😍

[@gatestimonymiracle1302]

It should but remember the rest of the world doesn't want Africa to become developed ever. They want to continue taking resources

[@mohamedelkasmi1680]

Treu

[@hussam68]

Just make sure not to make your neighboring countries suffer in the process..

[@miminigussie4971]

@@hussam68 That what it is.... Not to make them suffer. But ppl understand it wrong.

[@thetruth6631]

Love your videos please keep it up Van B from the United States

[@jamesmwangi7293]

Egypt builds a dam and doesn't allow Ethiopia to do the same. Greed of the highest level.

[@محمدمحمد-ك3ز5ر]

You dont know anything

[@twinflowerfioretta]

wonderful Docu., I subs. much Thank you, I find you 🙏🙌✍ 30years ago, I did a so called "study historical travel" to Egypt - fantastic experiences, breathtaking Beauty, lovely people! know its somehow changed, but so are many places in our World - look at Mekong river with many Dams build from China......and the gap between rich and poor is widening in many countries

[@sserugo]

I hope you acknowledge the source of River Nile🇺🇬

[@nakivumbibarbra6240]

That is what I was thinking

[@HayatD]

The Blue Nile from Ethiopia lake Tana And the white Nile from Uganda lake Victoriya

[@juliustetevano6113]

So you didn't even watch the first minutes of this doco? Lol

[@40melt]

And why does Egypt have the right to divert the Nile ? they do not so they can't threaten the other countries in Africa with war because they feel entitled . they have been getting 65% of that water years while the other countries die of lack of water it needs to be distributed evenly. Ethiopia has every right to build a dam Egypt thinks it's more important because of the constant talk of them being an ancient civilization because mainstream focuses all their attention on that country. There are far more older civilizations on the continent then Egypt that also live along that river. And we all know that the Egyptians did not build those pyramids they may have added their touch over the centuries but they most certainly did not build them. and Britain made a deal with Egypt a long time ago so that they could steal Africa's riches and resources lets call what it is.

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@tsegaselase1922]

Egypt must coaprate with Ethiopia to preserve and cultivate the source planting trees to protect the droughts, Ethiopian dam is for working the terbine to turn and produce electricity and the water 💦 again flowes at it's previous way , nothing bring damage to the Egyptian,nothing , their government must work together hand in hand and cultivate the river abay ,Nayl or named the Ghion on the Bible!

[@michaelash2429]

What parts of the Nile belong to Egypt? What has Egypt contributed to the Nile that they could lay claim to be the owner of the Nile?

[@johngeorgian1302]

Unfortunately Egyptian think that all the Nile Rivers belong to them. For centuries Egypt claimed the Nile and didn’t let the African to be benefited from… “NO MORE” to Egypt ✋🛑 Ethiopia must build 100 dams and irrigation systems for its farming. Ethiopia can’t afford to suply water while many of its drought regions desperately needed water to survive. Ethiopia can’t starve its children to feed Egyptian children.

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@qaiserchohan6318]

Very Good Documentary The Ancient Nile

[@jeanettewaverly2590]

Great documentary.

[@patrickguillory-yy2gu]

I love this documentary, it was so educational, interesting and entertaining ❤

[@poupous5454]

ive always... felt it deep insight Me Yorr!..Sirrela

[@martingoodef811]

Wonderful presentation

[@JesusIsTheLord2012]

I watched this documentary with such interest that I also enjoyed it, but it seemed strange to me that despite being published 21/10/21 that it does not report the new dam that is the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance ( Hedase dam) that Ethiopia and Ethiopian people have and still are paying great consequences. Where innocent lives have been killed, civilian war still unfinished with the Egyptian interference with the support of the whole western countries. I would like to give my humble opinion to anyone who published the documentary 4 days ago to update regularly about Ethiopia. About the positive and negative changes in the country. I say this because the Tekeze Dam ( the one you talked about) the works enden in 2009 (11 years ago) is not the one that will creats the problems with almost half the world. But the new Grand Ethiopian Renaissance, the largest of all Africa, the pride and blessing of the Ethiopian people.

[@satyampandey890]

Oo ! Friend I think 🤔 it's a old documentary before 2009! I want that Ethiopia should harness the boon of Blue Nile without fear of Egypt or External Forces of West! Provide Irrigation to those vast arable field of Ethiopia & make the country prosperous! Tell me about New Dam ! I'm from India !

[@richardochola6382]

So curious indeed

[@abomoaaz7245]

@@satyampandey890 يا هندي اثيوبيا لم تستفيد شيئ من السد في الزراعه هى فقط تريد قطع المياه عن السودان ومصر بأوامر من امريكا وإسرائيل ليس أكثر اثيوبيا يهطل عليها امطار اكثر من الف مليار متر مكعب سنويا وتطمع في خمسون مليار متر مكعب فقط تعيش عليهم السودان ومصر منذ آلاف السنين

[@mohamedbahgat293]

Egypt did not support the war in Ethiopia, and you lie and say heresies

[@johngeorgian1302]

Mohamed Bahgat Of course Egypt has been supporting the civil war in Ethiopia since the late president Jamal Abdulnaser….. I don’t have to remind you that your president Mohammad Morsi on national TV stated that “ Egypt will continually support civil unrest in Ethiopia” Egypt not only funding the opposition movement but also is training them in Egypt…. Now all the evil actions they have done is biting them in their back. Ethiopia doesn’t have a obligation to share its rain water with any one. However the River will be your once leave the Ethiopian border.

[@saveournsrey2018]

The Niles belong to all and to no one.

[@hansmuller3467]

Keep dreaming

[@adanchetesfaye285]

@@hansmuller3467 ,haha😁😁😁😁farest you tekenig this????or you rembar nawe??😁😁😁😁

[@Skinny_Buddha13]

The Nile belongs to where it’s source is. Period

[@fiibz1234]

Periodt! 🤣

[@bethewalt7385]

What does this even mean, one cannot pick up and relocate an ENTIRE river, damns are an unfortunate necessity in most cases, but it remains where it flows

[@johanneslouwsteyn9136]

No sir

[@marypatten9655]

What? So you are saying that the whole river belongs to ever owns the land where the water begins. Is that it? This thinking is exactly why the United States has law in place that says, no one ownes the river water or the land within 10 feet of its banks. This gives everyon access to the water to travel up or down it and to fish in it. Praying we all enjoy the water. Stay well, safe and living free. In Jesus name. Amen.

[@colleenkennedy1934]

Nonsense

[@salmanfayiz2488]

Nil river that has grown a lot of culture

[@seanconnery1277]

22.11.2021.Very good documentary.Please produce videos in 4k or 8k.Thank you.

[@aa2339]

So what’s the whole Mediterranean doing right by their shore? Desalination and a lot of sun should work wonders.

[@carlislepanting5219]

The Nile belongs to all and yet to none!! Powerful!!

[@ghostagee5232]

The Blue Nile provides 80% of the water during the "Rainy season".

[@carlislepanting5219]

Protect the ancient & precious River Nile!!Belize central america I'm from many thousands miles across the Atlantic Ocean but i love Africa Continental!!✌🙏🌎❤💯😇

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@618B]

Interesting documentaries. Packed with facts and information.

[@avrahamyoel7039]

Amazing doc!

[@kahutochishisumi9056]

In this day and age, it's a surprise that a Colonial agreement gives power to Egypt to control developments by sovereign countries on the Nile. Every country has the right to develop its resources according to its needs, provided it does not endanger the survival of others. Egypt is endangering others countries to fuel it's luxuries.

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@ngonzigloria6511]

East Africa we should thank the Lord for this R.Nile , the source of the Nile is in Uganda and the other in Ethiopia , proud Ugandan

[@eckosters]

It's a bit bizarre to state that 'traveling south the river becomes two'. No, it's exactly opposite. Two rivers flow north, they join and become one. Also, the need for food aid rarely correlates with climate or harvest conditions. When hunger strikes, blame dictators, i.e. lack of democracy. Read Nobel Prize for Economics winner Amartya Sen's "Development as Freedom". He mentions Ethiopia specifically. And all this talk of the benefits of irrigation! In a climate that's hot and dry for 9 months of the year? Don't you know what happens with irrigated soils then? The water in the soil evaporates, leaving behind the minerals that were dissolved in it. This process leads to soil salinization, and that's the end of farming because those soils can't be restored. And then there's the bit about 'primitive beliefs'. How bloody paternalistic and colonial! May I remind you that plenty of American pastors pray for rain (there's a big drought in the American West and it's been going on for years) and for the end of COVID and for who knows what and that praying is exactly as "primitive" as what the Ethiopians are doing. And yes, the Tekizi dam is a disaster. As was the Aswan dam, because of the fact that farmers now have to buy fertilizer, as you correctly showed, but also because the river now reaches the Mediterranean sea without any suspended sediment in its waters (that sediment stays behind in Lake Nasser and will eventually fill it) so that Egypts coast at Alexandria is now suffering from lots of erosion.

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

Two rivers, which means it is not really one river.

[@bealDemere]

But the sediment soils that are trapped in the Aswan which are causing erosions as you said are from eroded lands in Ethiopia

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@solomonend8235]

Kudos to you They didn't talk about the "flood irrigation" which is a disaster for what use and the evaporation in the desert lake, which losts half of it's water.( Share ).

[@expand9487]

First of all Tekezi is not the name of the dam. - tekezi dam is in norther Ethiopia and not on the nile river. Second the dam you are showing is Gibe dam which is in the southern Ethiopia on the OMO river Third the dam is called GRED

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@blackpearllucky279]

I checked the comments expecting fierce arguments between Egyptians and Ethiopians, I was not dissapointed.

[@EllisBurtonn]

excellent video

[@sandraagungagung9356]

Thank you for the good geography education.

[@jameskamau2496]

I admire the president of Ethiopia for standing against retrogressive colonial treaty which was unfair.Ethiopia is today selling electricity to most African countries.

[@naturetubepk4289]

This documentary has tried its level best to ignite a continental war among nations. The commentary is no less than poisionous. People should understand the motives of this docentary and who will benefit from it. Hope it is resolved peacefully against the wishes of govts/people behind this documentary. I hope my brothers in Africa now fully know the intentions of colonial empires of the past who even now does not want Africa to be at peace and have prosperity.

[@ramishrambarran3998]

Yes, the Nile belongs to all........Egypt should drop its boldfacedness ! Countless millions living in a desert, wanting all the water in Africa !

[@rohitchat5538]

I love true stories like this of nature and the banks cities civilizations cultures lifestyles banks of oceans rivers and so on thank you very much to all of you 🙏❤️🙏

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@lesliejanicke2250]

the first man with his family reminds me of my son!

[@ronilotagyab1945]

Nature is just like us! If its balance was destroyed it get sick and symptoms breaks out and like us it needs our love & care.

[@harunmuhia2745]

Do a Documentary on 1.Lake Turkana-/Lake Rudolph---The Largest desert water lake in the world. Also threatened by GERD Dam 2.Mighty Congo river-Highest Flow rate/Discharge in the world 3.Lake Tanganyika/Lake Victoria 4.Lake Natron- Most alkaline lake in the world

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@solomonend8235]

Lake Turkana is in Kenya and Ethiopia board which is 800 km far from GERD, 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 learn Geography pls. If you try to talk about Omo rivers which feeds the lake Turkana, that is making problem for the desert habitat coz of excess water, the lake is 15% bigger in the last 7 years.

[@Tes-qe1jc]

The Lake Turkana is on the downstream of the Omo river in the south west of Ethiopia not the Blue Nile which flows to Sudan in the north west. They’re two different Basins.

[@jr.rasentertainment4074]

Blessings iyah greetings from Vanuatu 😁😃👍🔥🔥🇻🇺🇻🇺🇻🇺

[@GiladGur]

The Tekenze dam had been opened in 2009, and there was no war with Egypt. It is interesting, how it was solved without violence. If anyone has knowledge on the topic I would love to read about it.

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@lisaaloune]

@@samuelshiferaw7706 i agree with you. Legally speaking the Blue Nile River is from Ethiopia and is for Ethiopia. Egypt couldn’t prove otherwise.

[@reddiamond6688]

The priority should not be to "our people " but to everyone. They should find common ground and find a way for peace

[@mosijahi3096]

Well did you think of that when Egypt was given control of the Nile by Great Britain? Thousands of years Egypt has prospered and who cared about the rest of the countries who could have prosper, but now that Egypt is being threatened not it’s sharing time. LOL

[@liehleng]

Great land of the grace land life itself splash the great documentary.

[@abdulsharif6541]

The Nile Valley Civilizations is the foundation of modern society. KMT(Kemet), Nubia, and Kush

[@benjaminteklu7110]

Ethiopians can fight for their right and know how to win.

[@mahderendale]

Qedmn Afer enargachewalen liyargun kasebu

[@mahderendale]

💚💛❤🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹

[@adanchetesfaye285]

@@mahderendale አይ ወሬ ቀረርቶ አመላቹ ነው መደራቹን መጠበቅ አልቻላቹ ሌላ ሀገር ለመውጋትም ሆነ ከተወጋቹ ማሸነፍ ያምራቹሀል???😁😁😁አመሠራ ማለት ቆሻሾች ሀሰሠባቹን እንኳን መግለፅ የማትችሉ ደነሠቁርቶች ናቹ

[@chunky9791]

Explain that to families living on nile in boats

[@abwaan100]

@@mahderendale አፈር ማብላቱ ይቅርብንና በሕጋዊ መንገድ ቅንጣት ሳንሰጥ ብናስከብርስ?

[@wilfredzielinski5685]

great video thankyou

[@bensonmbugua4159]

The Nile belongs to the people in its water suppliers countries.. aka rivers feeding it, and source..Kenya,uganda,Tanzania,Rwanda and Ethiopia.. You cannot bring colonialist bulshit agreement that you have a right to the Nile..what if the Nile flowed backward towards lake Victoria and Ethiopia? Would Egypt accept their claim on it???

[@abwaan100]

If that is the case, why are the rulers of these countries, so quiet when the Arab League declared the Nile Arab water? Cowardly bunch!

[@nairobinyeusi5811]

@@abwaan100 The rulers don't recognize the Arab league. That's why Ethiopia built a Damn there with full support of the African Union. Egypt is a confused country in Africa that cannot tell that it's entire survival depends on Africa and not the middle East

[@jacobkariuki7506]

Ethiopian Government kindly provide an amicable solution to the water crisis inthe country .We applaud the efforts taken in construction of a Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam hopefully it shall be of great help to ETHIOPIANS . Congralutions to EGYPTIAN GOVERNMENT for the solution u solved concerning water crisis . Encourage ur citizens to engage irrigation in the desert areas where the river passes . Provide clean water for consumption especially that from Nasser lake to be used by all . Kindly lets maintain peace at all times as we share this wonderful resource given to us by God . Thank so much the team for briefing us so well . Be Blessed Abundantly .

[@johngeorgian1302]

1-Why is Egypt claiming the river that 6000 miles from its border? 2- Why Egypt should be entitled to river that doesn’t contribute anything. 3- Why Ethiopia has to be poor so Egypt can be rich. 4- Why Ethiopian have to starve so Egyptian to eat. 5- Why Ethiopian have to die for the Egyptian to live.

[@JacobafJelling]

5:07 I wonder what ever happened to this beautiful family? I hope they were able to pursue a few of their dreams. Greetings from Denmark, EU

[@abwaan100]

Maybe one day when his government stops spending tens of billions of dollars on arms and starts spending it on safety nets.

[@georgehenry8073]

How can I assist the farmers like any to a pump system from the Caribbean?

[@lorincszabo2452]

I'm really sorry to disappoint you , but nam a Nile is the longest river. Based on recent measurements, the Amazonas is 6992 km. The Nile is 6,575 km.

[@Justampleboy]

A seasonal river cannot be included as a source. The nile is even longer with permanent sources if they really were keen in finding its real source. Latest findings indicate its source in Rwanda but still there are longer rivers draining into lake victoria where the Europeans believe its source is. All i can say, the nile's main source is still unknown or undocumented.

[@freeman2690]

Wise words that a wise world would choose to hear. Unfortunately most of the world leaders are not wise

[@tonynthala2513]

Another good one

[@daclachoang368]

Very well documented.

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@Jejakhijrah]

I love this channel

[@queenmaryellen]

The Nile, as well as The Colorado, are Exotic Streams.

[@احمدعليكاج2]

EGYPT 🇪🇬 😍😍😍😍

[@ranjittyagi9354]

Are you from Egypt? Your army will parade in New Delhi tomorrow, on Jan 26. It's the Republic Day of India. I'm excited to see you folks here.

[@lawrencembugua2200]

spot on to the narrator!

[@NaimulNayem-eb8mn]

Thanks

[@dinukaranathunga8845]

I m addicted ❤

[@mannyespinola]

If settled and surplus agriculture marks the birth of a civilization, then water rights is mankind's oldest cause of war.

[@kadmow]

Anyone in the developed world could give these people - Ethiopian small-hold farmers Especially, so much opportunity... Inequality is really among the saddest of pages in human history.

[@samuelshiferaw7706]

What about the country whom generate 86% of the Nile river logically should starve, let me ask you why arizona american river not for Mexicans, efratis and tigris riversTurkish for example, just refer to the realities the jornalist is payed by egpt, Nile Belongs to 8 nile upper and lower base countries. 86% comes from Ethiopia. Ethiopia has the right to utilize it keeping in mind the shares of others.

[@matthewmann8969]

Field with treasures for warmers

[@rajatsingh1509]

The narrator🙌🏻

[@mikejohnson3601]

Ain't going to worry too much from my island state of jamaica 🇯🇲 thought we have so many rivers many of us citizens suffers to have it in our homes and we have one of the best quality water

[@steelsharpenssteel1055]

I like how at 21:41he casually breezes through the 7 year famine recorded in scripture.