Twende Yala

[@georgeomondi7305]

Felt like am part of the documentary after seeing my uncle Mr Jack educating us on the 2 rivers uniting into lake victoria.Kongole wana NTV. My beautiful motherland

[@climatechange-aerobservato2891]

Excellent documentary - this should be part of the UNESCO Heritage Sites !

[@akothbethsheba4637]

I come from Siaya and I've never been to some of these places. Thank you. Also visit ambururu falls in sidindi. It's a site like no other

[@brianmbinji]

Congratulations NTV, great production. I grew up in Siaya and would ride my bicycle to all these destinations, such nostalgia.

[@rasjoe9948]

Kenya is beautiful man, when are you showing us unique places in nyeri?

[@daviddavis7959]

So sad we never get to see these sides of Kenya that have so much flora and fauna and history. The significance of the lakes Kanyaboli and Sare is hardly ever mentioned. We do not even know the rivers that feed lake victoria (second biggest fresh water lake in the world) of which Kenya has the most rivers feeding the lake out of TZ and UG. It is disturbing that there is a road or causeway cutting off lake sare from flowing into L. Victoria which looks like a barrier. There should have been a bridge built a long time ago to allow free flow Of L. Sare to flow into L. Victoria. Amazing how the papyrus weeds clean the river waters something we need to think about for the filthy Nairobi river and thompson falls. How we humans are so destructive to nature. Now watching this, Western Kenya with all of its water resources, should be the breadbasket of Kenya. Look how green this place looks like. It seems the area gets reasonable rainfall plus the volumes of water coming from river Yala can be tapped for large scale agriculture to grow all manner of crops like rice to meet our rice deficit and cut on importation. Grow animal feeds crops like , sunflower, soyabeans, corn, sorghum, barley, and oats. This would help our farmers greatly and make us food secure. Instead of depending on TZ and UG for animal feeds and them selling their animal products like eggs which we can easily do here in Kenya. This video was an education and opened my eyes to the neglect the govt for decades has shortchanged this highly productive area with huge potential from Agriculture to even tourism. Had i known, the Galana Kulalu irrigation scheme should have been put up in this area as opposed to a semi arid area with minimal rainfall and water resources which makes it costlier to grow crops there. Hopefully the next govt will focus on agriculture in this region.

[@jackmuraguri1836]

We deny Kenyans a lot of information and entertainment because we waste too much time politicking. Every TV channel you tune into their are just talking politics instead of showing such high quality, entertaining and informative documentaries. Than you to KZbinrs and NTV. We need more of this and less politics.

[@felixnyaga3197]

Wow! Kenya is really blessed with majestic sceneries...

[@themakandafoundation]

The report is epic.... Planning to start doing the same... Great man...Kenya is beautifully made

[@bettyooko3727]

Thank you for the knowledge youve given me on river Yala. I have learnt alot

[@lekis5975]

This is so lovely. Thank you for showcasing the beauty of our country.

[@petergatuna1316]

The kind of content I want to be seeing more often on the screen. My beautiful motherland.

[@nellyjanewangubroughton7387]

Thanks for sharing these fantastic videos. We were never told about these during geography lessons. Love them

[@richardochola6382]

As Jakager am so heart warmed to learn that one of our own was also behind this eco system. Long live Jakanyaboli (1452)

[@tichy6141]

Wow. What an amazing documentary. Kenya is a beautiful land

[@edwardochang1806]

Beautiful. My next destination.

[@simonwambua3710]

I remember visiting River Yalla back in the year 2016 while I was a student at Maseno University. The wooden bridge was functional then.

[@jackmuraguri1836]

Lovely videos, these are lakes I have never heard of then that area is fertile and plenty of land. We really need better road transport to enable Kenyans know their country. This is my travel bucket, now I will take a drone to see the place better from the air. I wish we could shown more of such documentaries and not the usual politicking on every TV station.

[@markmendez1014]

Politics has really held back the region. So much unexploited potential in Nyanza.

[@fednolmosh]

Amazing video never knew this lakes exist very educative

[@kigondupaw]

Love these series. Shows how beautiful Kenya is. Make one long to visit.

[@discoverwithlastbkenya2131]

Siaya my home town 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 and Kager my clan💪💪💪💪 you can still call me jakager or wuod kager👊👊👊🔥🔥🔥 ayawaaa nani kama luos

[@teejayangel6638]

Beautiful beautiful beautiful Kenya! Wow! The flowers near the river are so beautiful.

[@teresaotieno6605]

The World need to see what we have at home.Amazing beauty!

[@robertkivindu340]

great job; It would have been good to know the depths of kanyaboli + sare lakes

[@markmendez1014]

Mind blown by the potential of Siaya. Why hasn’t any investor exploited all these resources?

[@phillligawa4790]

Great reporter, great show. The roads in Nyanza are so bad. Devulotion one buaana!

[@borneyeborneye9907]

Motherland,Soo beautiful!!

[@willywaire50]

You guys your content is on the other level the way you do it,analyze 👏

[@dankevoh252]

Good work oneday take us to the source of the rivers

[@stwartic4296]

Amazing scenery 😍

[@Zikcejay]

The narrator is making the video interesting to watch

[@omoshjoj]

Lovely nature scenes near my home place. Very lush. Twende kwetu. Excellent work by NTV.

[@dennisotieno1768]

The best show ever

[@edwardomondi9156]

A site to behold

[@panniboimitch9363]

Nature is real....✌✌🌲🌲

[@brianbiriko3845]

I really like this❤

[@JK-fu7qh]

Awesome and very informative tour! Somebody somewhere in Siaya county needs to look into fixing that half as**d waterfall viaduct lol

[@pamelamuthoni972]

Who's here after the unfortunate incident on river yala 😭😭😭😭

[@Davisjunga]

The road that leads to Lake Sare, is in Usenge Town.. Tokyo Junction, we have Hippos and Crocodiles, Snakes like python, Hyenas, T9,Impala to complete the ecosystem.

[@steveomondi6751]

I love this.....

[@elijaharek4339]

Now you've made me know where to head to come next holiday trip

[@khamisshee5131]

Mombasa 001 pia iko 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 Aka bachuchu mombasa 001 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@carolmuchiri9921]

What a Nice View lakini You've let Us a bit down Sababu You Did not Swim the way you swimd in Diani, Vile Wa Sempele Husema Gwithambera tha Thamaki, Kazi poa Kudos 😂😂😂👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿❤️❤️🇰🇪

[@PatrobaP]

Thanks for the video, did you mention Yala Swamp? I read about the river merging with the mighty River Nzoia at the Yala Swamp before emptying into L.Victoria. Would have loved to hear you mention that. Anyway good job

[@phidesmburia9856]

Wow a very clear view of Mombasa City. Your camera guy is doing great job. Enjoy your holidays too gel ☺️.

[@jackmuraguri1836]

Not anymore

[@maeespanio1106]

how amazing

[@aseweelizabeth1305]

Beautiful scenaries

[@judithanyango1884]

Wow my county very beautiful .ni kama pemba

[@mwauranjiru2510]

The best program

[@maurinewagude3069]

I have been to this place but never followed its fantastic

[@olivercarlos9969]

I call it home

[@Njogu2]

Breathtaking

[@samuelngure9334]

nikipata job, ntaenda

[@kevinjamal5019]

They need to restock the lake

[@niominiomi3334]

Amazing

[@RodgersOtieno-op8mk]

Allow downloads

[@deejaystarborn]

good narrator, documenter

[@mpendakiswahili3053]

Yani huku ni Kenya! Nchi ya ajab...

[@Bmaina24]

Na sio lake victoria….ni Nam Lolwe

[@devinewingah7467]

know i know where to visit when am in ushago

[@fredrickotieno6053]

Lovely

[@Maxwell123480]

First time I am hearing of lake Kanyaboli. I must have been asleep when the teacher covered this in school 😃

[@AnalystTosh]

The teacher skipped that chapter

[@zazaland]

maxwel, in njaruo ma kanye

[@danielomolo9260]

River Yala pours into Lake Sare with the later streaming into Lake Victoria. The analogy here is misplaced

[@yvonnegatobu7970]

What was lake Victoria’s real name before the Queen’s people named it?

[@lawrencealmacy1947]

Lake Sango meaning 'shared'

[@tafari988]

(Nam Lolwe) and, note that Nam means Lake.👍😊

[@jacobcholkur7773]

Nam Lolwe

[@AnalystTosh]

@@lawrencealmacy1947 hiyo ni yako bro 😂

[@lawrencealmacy1947]

What do you mean?expound

[@nancyhenderson7476]

World is so beautiful 😻

[@jeniffermasha2540]

The place looks very fertile

[@stokitho]

WIERDLY EGYPT HAS RIGHTS TO THE WATERS,SAD SITUATION

[@QOOQ8808]

Uliona mizoga huko ?

[@jamesluke4926]

Poor content a lot of aesthetic aerial footage and nothing interesting to learn about

[@mubatsievonne4649]

Fool,you probably failed geography.

[@johnsonkotienokatieno9831]

You must be very stupid.

[@bridaliamicranther]

home of wachawi nothing good can come out of Siaya only uchawi

[@wyclifeotieno3147]

Bora uhai uchawi is every where in world and unalalamika and watching good things from Siaya

[@p27491]

i need whatsapp group ya twende manze , ama social media any

[@Ulumbukinidemba123]

Am ready contact me we go