The Bamako-Dakar Railway symbolizes the changes which are beginning to occur in Mali, one of the world's poorest nations. JOURNEY ON THE BAMAKO-DAKAR relates the struggles of women to support their families despite the drastic inflation rates provoked by recent changes in society. It is also the story of how one Malian development worker helps her peers work together to adapt to these changes.
1989, 27 min 50 s
Directed by
Hillie Molenaar
Production Agency
Ciné-Contact Inc.
Canadian International Development Agency
Also available in French
Director
Hillie Molenaar
Executive producer
Michèle Renaud-Molnar
Categories
Developing Countries | Africa - West Africa | Social Problems | Women | Foreign Countries | Economics | Social Conditions and Programs | Women | Poverty | Social Action
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