Editions AfricAvenir/Exchange & Dialogue

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NOTE D’INFORMATION

La maison d’édition AfricAvenir / Exchange & Dialogue prend part à la foire internationale du livre de Francfort qui se tient du 12 au 16 octobre 2011 en Allemagne par un stand propre. Le Prince Kum’a Ndumbe III et Katharina Fink ont ouvert le stand ce mercredi 12 octobre. Ce stand sera géré tout le long de la Foire du livre par une équipe internationale composée d’Allemands, d’Autrichiens, de Britanniques et de Camerounais.

Notre stand:

Editions AfricAvenir /Exchange & Dialogue  D 981, Hall 5.0

Les trois vedettes du Frankfurt Bookfair

Les trois vedettes du Frankfurt Bookfair

1- Hickory Town, Tome I de l'allemande Karin Oyono Essam

Les vedettes du Frankfurt Bookfair : HicKory Town tome I

2- Les secrets de ma langue de la camerounaise Philomène Atyame

Les vedettes du Frankfurt Bookfair : Les secrets de ma langue

3- L'année aux trois étés de la canadienne Martine L. Jacquot

Les vedettes du Frankfurt Bookfair : L'année aux trois étés

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Dear readers, dear friends,

The publishing house AfricAvenir / Exchange & Dialogue has the pleasure to inform readers, editors, distributors, printers, journalists, filmmakers and book lovers that it will take part to the 2011 edition of the Frankfort Book Fair that will take place from the 12 to 16 of October. Our team would be delighted and honored to receive you at the stand

Editions AfricAvenir /Exchange & Dialogue

Hall 5.0 D 981

Three books written by three women with different backgrounds and from different countries but expressing the same vision of the common destiny of humanity have been chosen as headlight-titles for our passage through this international event.

The African Diaspora Heritage Trial Conference (ADHT)

Nova Scotia

African Nova Scotian Affairs

Halifax, September 22-24, 2011

The African Diaspora Heritage Trial Conference (ADHT)

Preserve, promote, protect, from a francophone perspective – the case of the AfricAvenir International Foundation in Cameroon

Prince Kum’a Ndumbe III, University Professor

www.africavenir.org; www.exchane-dialogue.com

A person whose memory has been erased cannot find the way home.

It is a great honour for me to take part in the « African Diaspora Heritage Trail Conference » held here in Halifax, Canada. I am happy to have made the trip to meet all these brothers and sisters, hailing from all over the world, whose hearts beat for humankind’s future... for a civilization that took root in the land of mother Africa. During these last five centuries, people of African descent have walked a very unique path. And today we have reached the cusp of a new beginning that will continue to grow during this third millennia, with ADHT’s program being one of the vitalizing components working towards this new African Renaissance.