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Guinea Conakry: The Challenge of Palm Oil Transport



In Guinea Conakry, known as the “water tower of Africa,” clean water remains a rare and precious resource. Behind the wheel of their truck, Mamady and her sons battle torrential rains and treacherous tracks to deliver massive water tanks essential for the survival of local communities. Meanwhile, after the palm oil harvest, motorbikes overloaded with dozens of jerrycans embark on unpredictable routes, where every journey is a gamble. Between resilience and ingenuity, this documentary dives into a daily struggle where access to water is a race against the elements.

Director : Philippe LAFAIX; Frรฉdรฉric ELHORGA

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  1. The under-development of Guinea-Conakry roads are onverwheming. I travelled in many in West Africa countries during the 1980s, I cannot understand why Guinea has not made much progress till now. This documentary is too good. Educated political elites are not different from the military Governors when t comes to stealing the state's money. Africa, especially (the two West Africa's two Guineas)medicine to cure corruption.

  2. I am glad these documentaries were translated into English.
    French speaking people have appreciated them all for years.
    Merci, Routes de l' Impossible

  3. UNDP
    USAID
    France
    and countless โ€œdevelopmentalโ€ NGOs. Itโ€™s a grift, a smoke, a conduit for money laundering.

    France in particular needs to get out of Africa. All their neo colonies are backward states. Over 70 years of looting and imperialism, they could not influence the leadership to work for their people.

    We need to liberate these people from their cruel masters and from their own backward mindsets.

  4. Dieu merci Madou Goudron notre prรฉsi, lui a pensรฉ a nous rรฉgler ces problรจmes principals de routes en Cรดte d'Ivoire ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ฎ

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