Cédric Kalonji writes about the mixed blessings [Fr] of life in Europe for Africans: “I ask myself what's better, living in an African hell or all of the less-than-positive looks and judgments [Africans get] in paradise.”
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There is no place like home!!Mais malheureusement l’afrique est devenue un bateau qui coule et prend l’eau de toutes parts!!!Quand le bateau coule,meme nous les rats des calles on est obliges de deguerpir!!”Ils nous restent toute la terre, mais nous n’en demandions pas autant quand on passat les frontieres…il n’y avait plus rien devant, nous allons d’escales en escales loin de notre terre natale…”(Guantanamera!!!)
PS: Jenni girl you are so very….
sans malice, de coeur avec toi