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10 Best place to visit in Yoko Cameroon
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KUMBA CITY CAMEROUN ! AFRICA !
Kumba, chef-lieu du département de la Meme, Région du Sud-Ouest, Cameroun. La ville de Kumba compte aujourd'hui 2023 environ 650.000 habitants. La ville de Kumba est la plus peuplée des chefs-lieux de département du Cameroun. La musiques de cette vidéo, sont de: Bebe Manga, et groupes traditionnels de la Région du Sud-Ouest, Cameroun.
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Yaoundé capitale aux 7 collines Cameroun
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Début d'une nouvelle série sur les différentes villes du Cameroun et d'ailleurs
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Voici l'autoroute Douala-Yaoundé
petite visite sur l'autoroute Yaoundé Douala en chantier.
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Cameroun Route vers Yaoundé de nuit, Gopro / Cameroon Road to Yaounde by night, Gopro
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Mon tour du monde continue. Déjà plus de 160 pays visités. Et comme toujours, voici les vidéos complètes de cette formidable aventure humaine.
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My world tour continues . Already more than 160 countries visited. And as always, here is the full video of this great human adventure .
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CAMEROUN, VILLE D'EDEA, AFRICA
Edéa, est le chef-lieu du département de la Sanaga-Maritime, Région du Littoral Cameroun. Edéa est la troisième plus grande ville de la Région du Littoral, après Douala et Nkongsamba. Edéa est une ville carrefour située entre Douala, Yaoundé et Kribi, et compte environ 150.000 habitants en 2019. La ville d'Edéa est traversée par le fleuve Sanaga, qui se divise en deux bras, et c'est ça qui fait en sorte que, avec ses cinq ponts, la ville d'Edéa est la ville qui a le plus grand nombre de ponts au Cameroun. Edéa a une grande usine de fabrication d'aluminium (la plus grande d'Afrique Noire) et un barrage hydro-électrique en pleine ville. Pendant longtemps, la ville d'Edéa a été la capitale industrielle du Cameroun grâce à ses industries lourdes. La chanson de cette vidéo est de Mbalè Mbalè.
Voyage au bout de l'extrême : LE LONG DU CHARI (partie 3)
Pour cette troisième partie, Deep Cameroon by Baudelaire vous conduit dans un voyage le long du Chari, fleuve limitrophe entre le Cameroun et le Tchad. Vous allez immerger en plein dans la vie de ces populations. Un vrai voyage au bout de l’extrême… nord !
L’épisode d’aujourd’hui est le troisième et s’intitule « le long du Chari ». Il sera ici question de vous montrer quelques endroits de la zone du lac Tchad. Suivez le guide… #voyagecameroun #lactchad #voyager #architecture
West Africa Adventure Trips: Highlights Part 1
A taste of West Africa to liven up your week! Check out a vine bridge we visit in Guinea, river safaris around Tiwai Island, off road driving in Sierra Leone, wild chimpanzees, the spectacular Yamoussoukro Basilica, bead making in Korhogo and lots more in our latest video.
Turn up the volume and enjoy the soundtrack by the Sierra Leone Refugee Allstars!
Many thanks to Jeremy Hubbard for the video editing, and to all our passengers who kindly shared their footage with us.
Help Fund the Invisible Borders Road Trip (Lagos to Sarajevo)
We are 25,000 Euros short of completing the road trip. Help us!
Invisible Borders 2014: Lagos - Sarajevo (The Teaser)
This is one of the teasers of the 5th Edition of the Invisible Borders Trans-African Road Trip. The first Trans-Continental crossing Road Trip of the collective featuring 11 participants of whom 9 of them are artists. Artists featured in teaser are: Breeze Yoko (South Africa), Heba Amin (Egypt), Dawit L. Petros (Eritrea), Renee Mboya (Kenya). Produced by Invisible Borders and H264 Media
From 2nd of June to 31st of October 2014, the Invisible Borders Trans-African Photographers Organization will embark on the 5th edition of their Road Trip Project. This trip will be the first Trans-Continental Road Trip of the collective and will be from Lagos (Nigeria) to Sarajevo (Bosnia) through 20 countries in Africa and Europe notably Nigeria, Republic of Benin, Togo, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Mali, Senegal, Mauritania, Western Sahara, Morocco, Spain, France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, Czech Republic, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and eventually Bosnia.
During the last four editions of the Road Trip the group has explored African countries from the West to the East and Central Africa. The impressions of the last four years have given rise to reflections and subsequent evolution of questions surrounding the complexness of borders. This year's road trip is therefore an attempt to approach the core of what necessitates borders: Movement.
The road trip project is an attempt to draw a tangible line of connection across chosen geographic locations in order to transcend the limitations proposed by the existing demarcating lines.
In thinking of the Invisible Border Trans-Continental Road Trip from Lagos -- Sarajevo, the fundamental elements of the trip could be aligned in three deductions:
- The endeavors of artists during the trip will be to reflect upon the contrast between preconceived notions and freshly acquired perceptions for every displacement through places and people. Sandwiched in between these two positions is the Invisible Borders.
- New perceptions can only be acquired through a crossbreed of realities, which necessitates human interactions and exchanges on a constant basis during the trip.
- These interactions and exchanges will give rise to the form in which the final work of the artists manifests both in creation and presentation.
The road trip will assemble artists from countries in Africa whose previous work are rooted in the reality of the African continent. It is be made up of photographers, writers, video artists, art critics, art historians and performance artists. For more information visit:
Contributors to this teaser are:
Breeze Yoko (Footage) Heba Amin (Footage) Renee Mboya (Footage) Dawit L. Petros (Footage) Kemi Akin-Nibosun (Image) Emeka Okereke (images) Jide Odukoya (image) Nike Adesuyi-Ojeikere (image) Ray Daniels Okeugo (image) Lilian Novo Isioro (image) Ala Kheir (image) Day Balogun (post production) Lots of People Studios (app design)
Part 2: 75 Years Old Cambodian Indigenous Hunter Crossbow and Trap Showcase!
Contribute a $ amount for each video I create through patreon! It helps me out greatly. As of this video I only make 19$ a month from youtube ads :(
If you guys wanna help donate money to this guy let me know. He's 75 years old and sells brooms everyday, has to hunt for his food, eat rats and because of that... He is extremely muscular. Let's help this guy retire. Come on. All 8 of his children have died.... To help him contact Yoko Lee
