These twenty Africans thinkers and artists have decided to fight vigorously (and rigor!) Arguments Nicolas Sarkozy

A group of African intellectuals have decided to give a replica drawing attention to the real issues, on the key issues facing the old continent ... What is the actual responsibility of Africans in the intolerable suffering people suffered (violence genocide, fratricidal wars, dictatorships, waste and looting of resources, persistent colonial pact, etc.).

What role for Africa in globalization? How to combat the collusion of the State french with dictators of the continent?

How to put an end to the ugly manipulation of Independence by the French political class? How to combat revisionism devious who rewrote the history of the slave trade and colonization? Why racist arguments can be developed on African soil by the Head of State power of a modern, a colonizer countries also?

What effects such things can have on African youth in danger of being locked into outdated stereotypes?

These twenty thinkers and artists have decided to fight vigorously (and rigor!) Arguments Nicolas Sarkozy and, more importantly, to broaden the debate to the real challenges facing Africa today and tomorrow.

http://kouamouo.ivoire-blog.com/archive/2008/02/13/discours-de-dakar-l-afrique-repond-a-sarkozy.html
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Zohra Bouchentouf-Siagh : professeur de linguistique et de littérature française et francophone (Alger, Vienne)
• Demba Moussa Dembélé : économiste (Dakar)
• Mamoussé Diagne : essayiste, professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Souleymane Bachir Diagne : essayiste, professeur (Dakar, Chicago)
• Boubacar Boris Diop : écrivain (Dakar)
• Babacar Diop Buuba : professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Dialo Diop : médecin biologiste (Dakar)
• Makhily Gassama : essayiste (Dakar)
• Koulsy Lamko : écrivain, professeur (N’Djaména)
• Gourmo Abdoul Lô : avocat, professeur (Nouakchott, Le Havre)
• Louise-Marie Maes Diop : géographe (Dakar)
• Kettly Mars : romancière (Haïti)
• Mwatha Musanji Ngalasso : essayiste, professeur (Université Montaigne, Bordeaux)
• Patrice Nganang : écrivain, essayiste, professeur (Cameroun, USA)
• Djibril Tamsir Niane : écrivain, historien (Conakry)
• Théophile Obenga : égyptologue, linguiste, historien, professeur (France, Université d’État de San Francisco USA)
• Raharimanana : écrivain (Madagascar)
• Bamba Sakho : docteur en sciences, chercheur (France)
• E. H. Ibrahima Sall : économiste
• Mahamadou Siribié : doctorant en Science politique (Nice, France)
• Adama Sow Diéye : professeur (Université Ch. Anta Diop, Dakar)
• Odile Tobner : professeur (Cameroun, France)
• Lye M. Yoka : professeur (Kinshasa)