Kaback, drinking water is a rare commodity, almost impossible to find
About a hundred kilometers from Conakry, in the sub-prefecture of Kaback, drinking water is a rare commodity, almost impossible to find. For more than 30,000 inhabitants, a single borehole… today dry. In this context, women, children, everyone organizes themselves to extract, drop after drop, muddy, dangerous, but vital water.
Between daily sacrifices and health risks, our report produced by Mansa Moussa Mara takes us to the heart of the thirst of the populations of Kaback.
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