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Yes ..this is a great Journey ...True . I hope for one day I will come there .

Bro, I appreciate your sentiments for a united Africa being "One". But Africa is far too diverse with too many different languages, culture, history, ideals and aspirations. Take Somalia for instance ; it must be the the most divided country in the world, fighting each other tooth and nail. By all standards, it is regarded as a "failed state". Just how do you propose to unite an entire continent if you can't even unite and reconcile one country? Let's be realistic before being idealistic. Africa's potential is largely underutilized and unrealized. Each country must first realize it's own potential, utilize it's own resources, develop it's own people and infrastructure and succeed on it's own without aid from abroad. And then, through co-operation with their neighbors, develop a sub-region before tackling the continent as a whole. If not, then one strong nation will over power another and exploit the weaker one. An artificially united Africa will quickly be subject to immense power struggles and it will quickly be "hijacked" by unscrupulous, power hungry individuals that will dump the entire continent into crisis. Uniting Africa through sentiment alone will make it weaker, not stronger and will tear itself apart.

Great memories.

@@pavankarunarathna7549 I am a Nigerian..lived in Mwanza Tanzania.Had the privilege driving from Zambia to Dar-es-Salaam in very early seventies during construction of Tarazar Rd and Rail and will like to know the total cost in Rovos train from Cape Town to Dar-es-Salaam.

Fahari ya Afrika...

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That rail Safari should have been extended to Kenya, not ending in Tanzania as it does.

Yes, especially taking into consideration that the cheapest ticket for this trip is more than 3 times the annual income of a minimum wage worker.

Most trips do, even for the regular guy's vacation.....

I saw that one too

God bless and keep you !!!

Perhaps one day the indigenous people of Africa may reclaim their continent. Or never.

Brother how many days travel time it's.

@@Abhishekyadav-st2no two weeks

@@misransiano6265 This trip looks so awesome between the sights & the luxurious train. But in your onion, as a black woman, would I be safe? Would I feel ostracized?

You will be very well taken care of and made very welcome wherever you are on our wonderful continent 🇿🇦

@@carlolinks4931 Really shows the effect of apartheid on South Africa and the wealth divide between races.

It does. So exciting.

Magnificent journey I could also enjoy viewing on my cellphone.

time ò7 laa jawaab without compare

Love from Russia

Me born in.NYASALAND and raised until 11 then imprisoned in a **** UK school. Never forgave my parents!

BTW my Aunt was Chief Education Officer in Zambia

I travelled from Pretoria to Cape town for my 50th wedding anniversary in 2006 when it was a fairly new project . We had the royal suite carriage to ourselves . It was a most wonderful experience.The report has brought tears to my eyes remembering it as my dear husband is no longer with me, I hope to return to repeat the journey in the not too distant future . Well done Rovos Rail

Its so expensive lol almost 30k

@@ajvaani593 I would still do it!

I too dream of this trip..

Thank you so very much. Great gift.

So Beautiful

No more

Can you be happy realizing you spent on this trip a sum which is equivalent of 5 to 10 years of a big family income in Tanzanian town? And when you visit to town the same way as you visited to the game park?

@zmalol m Yes I can be happy. Or am I not supposed to enjoy life because i work hard and earn a lot of money because there might be some poor people in that area or the average person there makes less than I do. Should the train not go through there even though it might create jobs or maybe revenue for the locals? What am I allowed to actually do if I cant go on this nice train? Let me know or would you vote to shut down the train all together because not everyone can afford to ride it.

@@TheRedDevil_NC I am a traveler, so I can afford what poor people can't. But I try to make it in "a sustainable" way using local transport and eating in popular eateries. I try to mingle with locals but of course I know there always will be a contrast and as you pointed out the local's income from my travels are no the same as from these rich people. Well, answering your question, I vote to lower the standard and the price of the train trip letting the rich passengers to donate the remaining amount to communities on the way they are passing through. Mr RoVos could be this way a more serious guy I think.

@@zmalol I would love that idea, but I can't see Rovos give up their high-end luxury status. Bringing time and patience to travel by local ordinary trains sound a lot more appealing to me (if there are any other passenger trains there)

I Agree Completely

"African people are peaceful, calm and welcoming" Umm, sorry, would that be the same Africa of the Hutu's and Tutsi's?

S. Scirocco - You read my mind.

Really, I know of some very unhappy and fearful natives of Africa who fear the white man will try to take over just like they did to North America. The rich white man will buy up your land and enslave you soon enough. Good Luck. Who ever pays you is your master.

Gary Brunecz - Sorry you’re unemployed, hope you find a job someday! Good luck!

@@s.scirocco4411 The English apostrophe is never used to denote plurality; only possession or elision.

Mugabe learnt from the masters!

Is there a 'love from India' comment on every damn video on KZfaq? Keep it to yourself pajeet

It's a commercial!

@@nonenoneonenonenone Im sold either way!

rubbish, the man has obviously never been there, why do you lie?

It is not a documentary sir, it is a 'commercial'. A long commercial, but a commercial none the less. AND it is definitely NOT the pride of Africa. It is the reenactment of a fallen king's nostalgia.

@@oldmanofsacramento you are right. All the passengers are white. Ive been a tourist in areas of great piverty

Hi. I would like to know, how much cost this trip from cape town to Dar es Salaam? tksss a lot

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@@Indiaworldpower436 What is the cost of this trip?

your mistake is the voice, dear

Visio? What in the world is a visio?

@Alvin we all don't survive on english

US $ 18000.

Yea do u know Y take a guess! Have u seen the other trains in africa .

@WalterRamjet HeroOfOurNation I would not have been surprised if it was closer to twenty Grand. In American currency is actually doable

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if you have to ask, you cant afford it lol

Granted

No God shall come, you'll have to get there own your own and get a chance

Please come.

I don't see a picture of it.

What type of security do they have. ? Rich target in a lawless land.

War and politics is predominant in west and central Africa only. Am from west Africa

@@davidedwards3465 hate hate hate is all you eat drink and breath in.

@@davidedwards3465 you're entitled to your ignorance..won't be surprised if u r from USA

@@davidedwards3465 A continent of 54 countries described as one land, no matter the negative news you portray Africa, it does not change us, we are the happy people and we don't measure our life by western standards. You must be a grumpy old and fat person.

Wow would love it if Mr Vos could send me and my husband an invitation to experience this journey Gail from South Africa you never know if you could be blessed . .

hey am from Dar es Salaam but never heard or saw this Train tbh

Read"Dark Star Safari",Paul Theroux's trip from Cairo to Capetown.

Quando as pessoas querem fazer algo de bom para a população e incrível, muito bom!.