Surviving the Sahara | The World's Most Dangerous Roads | Autentic Documentary

Published 2024-07-21
The air struggles against the oppressive heat, hovering heavily above the ground. This is late March in West Africa, with the relentless Harmattan desert wind blowing. The roads are dusty paths, barely navigable and impassable during the rainy season when the Niger River floods them. Most people in Mali's Massina region lack cars, relying on minibuses, pickups, and animal-drawn carts. Market days are chaotic, with overloaded and unsafe vehicles on treacherous, pothole-filled roads. Sekou N’diayé and Diadjé Maiga, long-time truck drivers, embrace the uncertainty and challenges of their job, finding freedom in the savannah despite the harsh conditions.

Documentary by Holger Preusse, 2010.
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All Comments (13)
  • What a wonderful video.hats off to your efforts.people watching from developed world or even developing countries like India may think how crude these vehicles,roads, people,and their life style.but people are not unhappy.they are working hard ,they take their work seriously and enjoy their work in this harsh part of of the world.lesseons to learn for every one.
  • I have watched the same videos on 10 different channels, comon guys bring something new
  • What a great video! This reminds me of home in West Africa, we called it Lumo, weekly market in surrounding towns.
  • @frfrpr
    A very nice video. Excellent filming
  • If I was a passenger on this truck, I make sure I bring enough bottled waters and dry food Incase the truck broke down.