The plains of the Bénoue River are home to Cameroon’s « white gold », the country’s cotton fields. It takes two or three days on a 500-km pot-holed, accident-prone track to transport the precious cargo before the rainy season sets in. It’s a hazardous journey for truck drivers Amadou and Daouda who take us through the bush country of Northern Cameroon. It’s a predominantly Islamic region divided into individual kingdoms that rule the daily life of the villagers as well as that of the truck drivers. A voyage into the heart of the real Africa…