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Principal artífice de la independencia de Zambia. Kenneth David Kaunda, conocido habitualmente como KK, fue el primer presidente del país desde 1964 a 1991.
Zambia
Responsable de la independencia de su país, al que sirvió políticamente hasta su fallecimiento a los 85 años de edad.
Mauricio
Representative of the new Moroccan female poetic sensitivity, characterized by simplicity in diction and style.
Marruecos
The first president of the Republic of Cameroon, a position he held from 1960 until 1982. The unification of British and French Cameroon was one of the most important events during his term of office.
Camerún
Destacado militar que luchó durante más de 18 años contra los franceses para defender su tierra natal, Guinea.
Guinea
Narrador oral y mediador intercultural, es director del Festival Les Moments Conte (FESTMOC).
Camerún
His work titled Los pájaros no pueden vivir en el agua porque no son peces made this rap artist from Zaire highly successful in the world of Spanish rap.
Rep. Dem. del Congo
Director Ejecutivo del Centro Regional de la Comunidad Económica de Estados de África Occidental de Energías Renovables y Eficiencia Energética (ECREEE).
Author of "My longest letter", one of the three most important novels in African literature, Mariama was one of the first writers to offer a description about the conditions of African women.
Senegal
Primer presidente de Malawi y principal líder del movimiento nacionalista del país.
Malawi
Works such as La isla fantástica or Doña Pura y los camaradas de abril have made him the Cape Verdean writer with the most international projection
Cabo Verde
Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2007, her work is replete with autobiographical references about her African experience.
Considerado como uno de los mejores bajistas del mundo, formó parte en 2004 del proyecto Toto Bona Lokua, junto a Gerald Toto y Lokua Kanza.
Camerún
The first president of the Ivory Coast, from 1960 until his death in 1993.
Costa de Marfil
