GUIDE OF SÉDHIOU - Cesie

oadsides are full of rubbish in this town, because the people
just simply do not have any rubbish bins. Every kind of rubbish
they produce, is thrown on
the streets. A couple of times
in a week they sweep the
rubbish in front on their house
into one pile and just burn it.
A donkey wagon, led by a
couple of 10 year-old boys, a
colorfully dressed lady
crossing the street, while
carrying a bucket full of fish on
top of her head, a child tied to
her back with a piece of cloth,
and in her hand, there’s
hanging a dead rooster, five sheep are crossing the street and
a chicken is picking pieces of leftovers under a mango tree,
where there are three yellow-headed lizards having a race
towards the next brunch and a few goats fighting for a piece
of mango skin - a scene like this accompanies every single day
in Sédhiou.
Shops-Restos
In Sédhiou there are shops- small boutiques, which are mainly
led by men from Mauritania, Mali and other neighbor Arabic
countries. Mostly the shopkeepers speak French or at least try
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