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How can we kick out poverty? How do we industrialize Africa? How do we fight against its endemic corruption? How can we prevent and settle armed conflicts on the continent? Why are so many Africans maladjusted once back from western universities? How do we contain religious fundamentalism and fanaticism? Do we really fight xenophobia and tribalism? How deeply do we comprehend the principles of the social contract? How do we hold back and eradicate pandemic diseases? How do we contain bad citizenship and insecurity?
The sole aim of these stories is to point out some of the daily behaviors that we, Africans, should rid ourselves of in the process of building better functioning societies.
Jean-Francois Kouadio was born in Ivory Coast where he was educated in public law. Polyglot, he speaks seven languages (Baoulé, Dioula, Agni, Bambara – found in West Africa – as well as French, English and Spanish) and has travelled extensively in Africa; mainly in Ghana, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Uganda, Zambia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Congo, Tanzania, Mozambique,
Madagascar and South Africa.