Sao Tome and Principe: The Islands in the Middle of the World

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Publicado 2024-04-14
Positioned just off Gabon's coast and secluded from the rest of the globe, this stands as one of Africa's tiniest nations. Its populace is a blend of the descendents of slaves and the initial Portuguese settlers. Within these untouched islands, where Nature is so generous, the people of Sao Tome and Principe revel in a paradise of lush forests, towering peaks, and azure seas.
Director: Scott Schneider
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  • @janetmwikali5477
    I know very little about Sao Tome Princip,so the moment I saw this documentary, I just clicked coz I was intrigued,, from Kenya 🇰🇪
  • @arietteiraopodhi6294
    “Brothers, unite. It’s the key to make our country great, gaining confidence and finding happiness. United, we could find all the answers. My brother, if we unite our country will change.” A beautiful song from São Tomé 💜🙏🏿
  • @azubuikechijioke7712
    Am a Nigeria I visited there is year 2012 verry beautiful place I have a friend here father is from there mother is from Spain
  • @ChocolateMelanin
    As a herbalist myself. This is wonderful ❤ The children really need to learn this tradition of healing themselves with herbs 🌿
  • @l67skidz18
    Seeing this man do the best he can each day to restore 1 big piece of the under water environment is rebuilding my faith in part's of humanity I didn't think existed, thank you from down under Australia 😊
  • @MardiMoinjeh
    They look like my siblings, relative, uncle, aunty, just like West Africa people, we are all the same people of Yah❤❤
  • @renexburrell9447
    ❤ I. Really. Enjoy. This. Documentary. Watching. From. Yhe. Beautiful. Island. Of. Jamaica
  • @ByteStrings
    Nice village life.. this is just a wonderful place.
  • @opticalmixing23
    Your channel seems to have a lot of useful information. I'll check it out. Thank you so much!
  • @charlinesworld
    Thanks to all of you for doing your part for our planet ❤️ ❤❤❤❤
  • @SiroFits
    so awesome to see these documentary since I knew very little about this place apart from what I learnt in geography
  • @OrlandoGustar
    Here in the Philippines we call the Herbal Healers " ALBULARYO" from the Spanish word "HERBOLARIO" ....these days not a lot of Filipinos believe in their way of healing unlike maybe 50-60 years ago.
  • @taxitoursoflondon
    I enjoyed this documentary as I like nature, it amazes me what God has created that can heal us.
  • @hosahallipadmesh7698
    In New Zealand, there were billions of kauri trees when the European settlers arrived . In about 100 years these magnificent trees were cut down by then , now there are few thousands left. The European settlers destroyed the nature all over the world.
  • @patriciatoomingtheplantpar2558
    There was no discussion of there politics, how they obtain water, what other ways of making a living are there, what other crops are grown, villages and ways of living, the religion, transportation, i loved what I saw, but there was so much more to learn.