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Living with Niger, Mali

The Niger river is the lifeblood winding and twisting trough dry landscape of Mali. Feeding people and livestock, making life possible in those arid parts of the country for centuries. Bozo fishermen, Peul/Fulani herdsmen and many others have built their lives around it, making the river the core of their livelihood.

Folding fishnet
Bath time
Swimming time
Walking by
Washing the dishes
Bowl on top of the head
Sunset over Niger river
Contemplating at sunset
Group of four
Picking it up
Scarf in the wind
Walking over the sinkhole
Girl with a bowl
Lady with a bucket
Hello there
Ladies standing by
Seller on the shore
Girl greeting the boat
Two boys on the shore
Girl in the water washing
Kids next to a hut
Girl and her mum in the river
Two men washing on the banks of Niger river
Washing dishes in Niger river
Elders observing the river
Ladies taking a break from hard work
Man and his son at work
Knee deep in the Niger river
Stack of straw over the head
Girl washing the dishes
Two girls washing clothes
Two boys and three little goats

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