Herding cattle on the Niger

United States, 1967

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Episode number 5 of Series “African village life”.
Illustrates how the West African Peul (or Fulani) tribesmen tend their cattle, wandering from one grazing land to another. Shows them driving their herd across the Niger River. No spoken word. Suitable for upper primary, lower and middle secondary levels.

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director

Hermann Schlenker

production company

International Film Foundation

Duration

00:06:47:00

Production places
United States
Production dates
1967

Appears in

African village life

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African village life

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