Fatoumata KANE KI-ZERBO An author from Senegal, Mali and Burkina Faso writing in French [Return to French — Page originale en français]

Fatoumata Kane is Senegalese and Malian by birth and Burkinabè by marriage. She worked first in the banking sector in West Africa and later as a documentalist in the southern part of the continent. A mother of three children, Fatoumata Kane is passionately fond of literature and computer technology. In June 2010 she created the Editions Lakalita in Ouagadougou.

Publications

Plaidoyer. Editions Le Manuscrit, 2007. (122p.). ISBN 2 7481 9122 6. Short stories.

Senteurs terrestres. Petit cahier de poésie. Le Manuscrit, 2008. (52p.). ISBN 278-2-304-01632-1. Poetry.

Mirages. Le Manuscrit, 2008, 80p. ISBN 978-2-304-01894-3. Novel.

Disgrâce. Ouagadougou: Editions Lakalita, 2010. (143p.). ISBN 978-2-36296-000-0. Novel.

Campaign to recognise and enhance the crucial role women play in Africa and award them the Nobel Peace Prize 2011. La communication de Fatoumata Kane Ki-Zerbo sur youtube (in French). Video. [Sighted 09 March 2011]. La paix avant tout ! Discours prononcé à la tribune du Parlement européen en mai 2011. [Sighted 06 June 2011]. The 2011 Nobel Peace Prize. [Sighted 18 October 2011].

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