Senegalese Writer Cheikh Hamidou Kane Died at the Age of 98 in Dakar, President of Senegal Bassirou Diomaye Faye Said on X
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A Senegalese writer and former minister, Sheikh Hamidu Kane, died at the age of 98, reported on the Senenews portal with reference to local authorities, "The writer and former minister Sheikh Hamidu Kane died", wrote Senenews. Kane was widely known after the publication of the 1961 novel "A Bilingual Adventure", for which he was awarded the Great Black Africa Literary Prize, and thanks to the "Steer of the Temple" published in 1995, he passed on…
The author of "Aventure Ambiguë", classic of African literature, died Saturday October 3rd in Dakar, announced the press and Senegalese president Bassirou Diomaye Faye.
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The Senegalese writer and former minister, whose novel published in 1961 became a classic of African literature, died on Saturday night in Dakar, at the age of 98.
A figure of African literature and former minister, Sheikh Hamidou Kane leaves behind a work that marked teaching and reflection on identity across the continent.
The Senegalese writer Cheikh Hamidou Kane, author of an ambiguous adventure, died at 98 years of age. Former minister of Leopold Sédar Senghor and then of Abdou Diouf, as well as responsible for the actions of Unicef in some 20 countries of sub-Saharan Africa, the writer had also devoted part of his life to public service.
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