The warm heart of Africa. Malawi

Documentary made by Ilze Jakovļeva, Reinis Inkēns, Māris Martušs, Aiga Gramste, Dace Andžāne, Edvīns Inkēns. S.A.F. Pakalpojumi, Latvia.

[@HollandHiking]

Thank you for sharing this. It is very helpful in the preparation of my trip to Malawi.

[@michaelgodden7187]

Zikomo Lativia ndi anthu onse amene ana panga filmu iye, ndi onse amene a kuthandiza dziko la Malawi. Thank you Lativia, all the people that made this film and everyone else that is helping Malawi.

[@bakhtmunir3488]

Stunning video I really appreciate your hard work, keep it up

[@florencetembonsofu8101]

some of you should not be judging these people, when western world is benefiting from them by taking all there resources.

[@berndueberschaer7766]

What exactly are we taken away from Malawi??

[@raanchol5955]

They have robbed Africa and now think they can help us, I know their help is not genuine and they are looking for ways to steal from us again.

[@coshyno]

@@berndueberschaer7766 small example, American companies instead of going to honest Africans to mine the resource of the African country in question, go out of their way to find corrupt men who will make it so that the company will be able to mine the product at the cheapest price, and the Africans of the country will never get to see a penny of this money. Another one would be Europeans coming and buying gold or precious diamonds for basically nothing, and they turn around and sell it 10000% more then what they paid for. You would be amazed the price Europeans can get away with when buying these minerals, there is no care what so ever for the African people. Tell me, why is it the Western government always happen to support brutal governments in Africa that are corrupt ? small is example is the doe government of Liberia, who was a brutal dictator backed by the Americans, another examples would be Chadian leader, Hissene Habre, United States provided critical military support to his insurgency and then to his government, even as it committed widespread and systematic human rights violations. Go and research, these are leaders that all existed, this is a minuscule list of the dictators backed by the US and things the US or Europeans has done to the Africans and looting they have done. Why is it so hard to admit for some that we have been looting the African continent for a long time ? Why is it so hard ? Any research will show how the United states has helped installed many brutal dictators who then sell the country resources for almost nothing and let the Americans come with their big war machine.

[@szultan44]

They taking their resources and paying for it.

[@isaacbakan1295]

I love all the scenes of Malawi and its people in this documentary. I get tired though of the constant pro-western agenda and neo-colonial bs. Yes, Africa has problems and you can talk about them. But it doesn't mean you need to colonize them again and treat them like kids.

[@helenwatkinson5873]

It really is

[@ekramulhaque5761]

Fantastic.

[@HrRezpatex]

Its a bigger difference between African countries then it is for European countries. So when you for example are in Malawi, dont ask them about the whole African continent all the time, ask them about Malawi.. ;) (You can place the whole USA in the Sahara desert alone, and then put Europe inside the rest of the African continent, and it will still be a lot extra space in the African continent..)

[@tonyadj6994]

Please. go to the Villages and build infrastructures...water. roads schools,food. electicity...health centres...do not give money to the govts

[@TheRealSGMChannel]

Wow I'm just happy to hear the South African Ladysmith Black Mambazo (Halala ngiyajabula) it tittle

[@caseyrowe3402]

cool video! Thanks for the video. :D

[@lupanajoseph3708]

How do they balance buckets on their heads

[@Ashurbanipal7446]

I wouldn't mind living in Africa if it wasn't to war plagued

[@taukiranalemani6094]

No war in Malawi its peaceful country

[@humbleheights1635]

you are investing billions of ero a year yet one person makes 125-150 ero a year being self employed smh this place should be more advanced

[@richardlong3599]

This makes me think about how lucky I am to have electricity

[@dorothymate9820]

Nice.country

[@womanaspireskitchen7183]

crotia even Lativa these countries have aot of poor peole also so theinterviewer don't make Malawi or Africa look so bad or hopeless its similiar to a certain extent in ur countries. Dont judge these people. You people came and stole all our natural resources e.t.c

[@bakhtmunir3488]

I think the problem of most African countries are corruption to blame others for stolen the natural resources is not the valid logic ,, even if they had stolen resources what's now you have resources but still the same position nothing changed , public need to ask for their Wrights but they are not able to do so ,

[@terrynoels8935]

It is, to a certain extent, expose the institutional corruption behind donor aid which Africa does not need

[@helenchitseko3750]

A good documentary but it is disappointing to hear the EU commissioner making derogatory comments about the intelligence of Malawian children as compared to Europeans. I wonder how well European children would get on if they were in a class of 50, with an untrained and barely educated teacher and no books or other learning resources.

[@szultan44]

I see you are an idiot. the comment from the EU commissioner is still correct.

[@olayinkaisaac6357]

the song (baba) is that also malawian music?

[@terrynoels8935]

Why must you use a South African jingle as if Malawi does not have its own music legends

[@everlardngwira2112]

This country will never develop! when Donna's come only the leaders enjoy the beneficiaries

[@drfelixcjchivandire9550]

O ye of little faith. I'm from Zimbabwe but i'll tell you right now. Malawi will rise. All it needed was good leadership. Just watch. It won't take as long as some think.

[@lastonekamwendo6449]

100 million euro per year? I am very skeptical about this figure?

[@jrjubach]

Individuals living in the poorest countries on the planet should think twice before having eight kids.

[@Ageispolis11]

+Jubach "Individuals" lol

[@jrjubach]

+Treven Please tell me you realize that your comment proves my point 10x more than it proves yours.

[@jack6210]

True

[@koncark6183]

last time I checked there is only one judge, God. remember to always comment from a space of love. thats the key

[@gabbyhall2433]

Funny that ur missing the point that it comes back to poor resources and education. If no birth control what do u think will happen, ppl in first world countries are still getting pregnant only difference they can abort it.

[@marthandaza234]

I think the European Union must hel the country themselves Don't give the government just go there and do your behalf 💯

[@bartcolen]

It is the fashion these days to complain about what "they" are doing to me/you/us. Everyone around the world, from the richest of the rich to the poorest of the poor, are singing the same tune: "They are out to get us!" "They owe us this, that and the other" "They hurt me!". Of course, a certain degree of resentment, even hardcore hostility, is certainly understandable in many instances and these grievances need to be vented. But it is an outlook that is doomed to fail long-term. True progress comes when people, whether they have been "wronged" or not, realize that they have to be the ones to try to make the changes in their lives that they want to see, like the women making the stoves. The profit margins on the stoves may be low, but the profit margins on bathing in victimhood and waiting for the legacy of colonialism to magically disappear are infinitely lower. So am I suggesting that the people who have been wronged are responsible for picking up the pieces and moving forward anyway? Yes. That is exactly what I am suggesting. Because THAT is an approach and a mentality that helps. It about self-determination. And, no, this is not some "white man's idea". It is in fact precisely the kind of thing that the greatest black leaders talked about in the United States in the 1960s: self-empowerment! By contrast, a victim mentality will NEVER help. It is IMPOSSIBLE, in fact, for a victim mentality to help. It never has helped and it never will. Never. Never. Never. (Peace to all peoples everywhere!)

[@bridgenamitabo5685]

Malawi 14M Peposs?

[@kaka7279100]

I bet all them big head developers are not living like the poor africans cause ive seen their houses at hotels and resorts same business as usual just leave the people alone instead ur trying to make them modern with nothing smdh.

[@ianbolah5873]

And isn’t colonization responsible for this predicament and poor outcomes

[@mitchellk2395]

Why is Africa so poor?

[@freebethlehem6813]

white people left

[@MissMarshall]

I am white. What am I stealing?

[@amagombo1]

Our leaders are the ones making Africa poor. I'm from Malawi and i know what I'm saying. Corporation is at higher level.

[@hadijahblessed2630]

@@amagombo1 true our leaders z the problem even here in uganda

[@maurujida3429]

Africa is being raped dry by the devil that rapes till it destroy everything in existence . God so good the end of the notorious raper is in sight now. Down with the devil's rule on earth and we shall all witness when Babylon falls.