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This book is inspired by the scandalous poverty found in several African cities. Indeed, several African cities share a common setting illustrating a tiny opulent minority and masses of poor people disguised as beggars, homeless, street children, etc. Consequently, this book undertakes a critical reflection on the experiences of Africans in all their diversity, ranging from the Africa of cities and skyscrapers to the Africa of the depths and huts rooted in traditional customs and beliefs. Why is there poverty in Africa and how can it be overcome? This is the thorny question that runs through this book from cover to cover.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book is inspired by the scandalous poverty found in several African cities. Indeed, several African cities share a common setting illustrating a tiny opulent minority and masses of poor people disguised as beggars, homeless, street children, etc. Consequently, this book undertakes a critical reflection on the experiences of Africans in all their diversity, ranging from the Africa of cities and skyscrapers to the Africa of the depths and huts rooted in traditional customs and beliefs. Why is there poverty in Africa and how can it be overcome? This is the thorny question that runs through this book from cover to cover.
Autorenporträt
Eugène Basonota Bahati es un jesuita congoleño. Nacido en Kisangani el 10 de septiembre de 1991, estudió en el Maele College antes de ingresar en la Compañía de Jesús en 2008. Es licenciado en filosofía por la Universidad Loyola del Congo. Actualmente estudia teología en el Hekima University College de Nairobi.