Claude NJIKE-BERGERET An author from Cameroon and France writing in French [Return to French — Page originale en français]

Claude Njiké-Bergeret was born in 1943 in Douala, Cameroon. She was the daughter of Protestant missionaries who spent many years in Banganté, a small Cameroonian town where she spent her childhood. She then returned to France to further her studies. She married, had two children but decided to return to Cameroon after divorcing her French husband. Back in Banganté she became a teacher. A few years later she married again with the local Chief, had two more children and lived in the Chief's compound until his death. She then engaged in various agricultural projects with her children and family.

Publications

Ma passion africaine. Paris: Editions Jean-Claude Lattès, 1997. Réédition "J'ai lu", no 4903, 2000. (384p.). ISBN 2 290 30979 6. Autobiography.

La sagesse de mon village. Paris: Editions Jean-Claude Lattès, 2000. (220p.). ISBN : 2-7096-2075-8. Autobiography.

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The University of Western Australia/French
Created: 20 November 2004
Modified: 16 January 2005
Archived: 21 December 2012
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