Transport fluvial par baleinière bateau sur le fleuve congo
Whaleboats, a new mode of river transport currently in vogue on the Oyo-Liranga axis. Imported from the DRC, this mode of transport is competing with traditional transport by motorized canoe convoys. The downside of these whaleboats, equipped with Chinese-made diesel engines, is the release of significant quantities of CO2 into the air and oil into the water. We'll examine all of this with Alexis de La Rivière. --- To stay up-to-date with news from Congo Brazzaville, follow us on: Our website: http://www.vox.cg/ Facebook: / voxcongo Twitter: / voxcongo Live stream: http://www.vox.cg/direct
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