Beneath the surface

Every person or every family in Katwe They have a barn where they get a living Every season On Dead Sea Some people go there to get that kind of mud and apply it on their skin It's the way how it beautifies the skin The skin gets more smooth So women get there to apply that mud on their skin They smell that kind of mud on the skin Then it removes pimples It makes the skin very smooth And add the bag on it and come up with a cosmetic This is where the women dry it You see that woman is trying to dry it on sunshine And dry it into dust They dry that mud They turn it into dust They pack it in bags And export it in Gwana Nguni for public This is a salt lake It's a matter of opening up a plot here But a small one After opening it, then you push in salt water Quickly, like three days, you have a salt And those kinds of pans, they are called ding in the native language Ding Where you have a salt quickly within three days But in other big pans, it takes seven days to have a salt So after constructing it Then you open up a trench And flake it Then over a canal, then you divert salt water from the main lake Then you push it inside the small pan So as I told you that here we depend on sunshine When you hear the mention of the word rain People will hate you to death Yeah, they don't want people to make rain Salt tunga season is The first one is from early January, mid-March Okay, the dry season Yes And the second season begins from early July to mid-August Okay Those are two seasons in a year of harvesting salt From the salt pans Then the other activity of rock salt extraction in the main lake Is done throughout the year Yeah, over 5,000 people are employed here during the dry season Okay And all tribes in Uganda are represented here Except the Karamajo What are these ones called? They are called amber troughs Okay Amber troughs Okay What are they for? These amber troughs, they use them to transport rock salt From the middle of the lake to the rest of the floods Okay They are less dust than water So that's why they use this kind of Yeah, this kind of The showers of Lake Edmond Okay Because it does well This kind of tree does well on the showers That's why they have to put on these rubber sheets On their feet To protect the feet from actual injuries And this kind of salt, they use it in Texas and other cities Six colours Some colours Yes Five colours So it keeps on forming in layers, that's why we are It's a sedimentary rock Yeah But chemically formed So it forms layers Yeah So that's why it's the number one Because it protects the rock Yeah And then it forms another year