Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
There's only one place on Earth where you can be in four countries at once; and it's in Africa. Learn more about Bright Trip at brighttrip.com/courses?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=the-only-place-on-earth-where-four-nations-borders-meet
The colonization of Africa has created many seemingly arbitrary (and sometimes problematic) borders. One of these African borders is so complicated that it is the only one of its kind in the world. Driaan takes a closer look at how the world's only quadripoint was drawn onto the map, and how its future affects Africans, travelers, and anyone using a smartphone.
Thanks to Richard Kok for the drone footage of Mosi-Oa-Tunya
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For more Driaan: www.driaanlouw.co.za
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There's only one place on Earth where you can be in four countries at once; and it's in Africa. Learn more about Bright Trip at brighttrip.com/courses?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=the-only-place-on-earth-where-four-nations-borders-meet
The colonization of Africa has created many seemingly arbitrary (and sometimes problematic) borders. One of these African borders is so complicated that it is the only one of its kind in the world. Driaan takes a closer look at how the world's only quadripoint was drawn onto the map, and how its future affects Africans, travelers, and anyone using a smartphone.
Thanks to Richard Kok for the drone footage of Mosi-Oa-Tunya
Leave a comment with any questions you have and we’ll make sure to include it in a future video.
Make sure to subscribe to the channel to learn how to travel smarter.
For more Driaan: www.driaanlouw.co.za
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Bright Trip Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/brighttrip.com/signup-form
Bright Trip on IG: instagram.com/bright.trip
Bright Trip on Pinterest: pinterest.com/brighttriptravel
Bright Trip on Facebook: facebook.com/BrightTripTeam
Bright Trip on Twitter: twitter.com/trip_bright
===== ABOUT BRIGHT TRIP =====
Bright Trip creates video-based travel courses to help you travel smarter. From our location courses that visually demystify places like Tokyo, London, Costa Rica, or Cape Town to our skills courses that cover how to travel solo, with kids, or how to document your travels more effectively and efficiently - each course is created by real travelers, like you, and aims to create a community of curious travelers that are eager to travel smarter.
#brighttrip #travelguide #travelsmarter
