The Guinea of solidarities

A country rich in cultural and ethnic diversity, torn into two groups because of the name and legacy left by the fathers of independence, headed by Comrade Ahmed Sékou Touré, who is for some "a bloody tyrant" and for others "a hero. The stability of the country is threatened by the fact that we do not have a satisfactory answer on the fate of the one who is "a hero and a tyrant". So this book gives us new perspectives in view of a fight for our common causes, which could allow us to hope for a bright tomorrow, to make the alternation between an old world that is dying and the new one that is slow to be born, that all together can say like Aimé Césaire: <

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Mamadou Ciré Barry was born on September 12, 1996 in Conakry, Republic of Guinea. After his school and Islamic studies, he devoted himself to the study of black civilization and to research in the field of social sciences. He is the winner of the first issue of the literary contest "La plume ma passion".