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Les Bangangté de l'ouest-Cameroun

by Thomas Tchatchoua (2009)

About this book

Ce livre se veut une agréable plongée dans l'univers fabuleux, riche et extraordinaire de l'histoire et des traditions d'un peuple africain. L'auteur conte l'Afrique noire dans ses us et coutumes, dans ce qu'elle avait de merveilleux, d'original et de magique et débouche sur l'épineuse question de savoir ce qu'il faut faire pour que le continent avance, tire le maximum de ses nombreux atouts et de son passé de gloire.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreLes Bangangté de l'ouest-Cameroun Lead Character

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