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Ndèye Fatou Kane

Ndèye Fatou Kane est écrivaine et doctorante en sociologie du genre.

  • Women’s pens give a voice to those who leave. Ndèye Fatou Kane · 8 January From the “Madame Tirailleur” to the contemporary narratives of African women authors, exile serves as a common thread. African women’s literature is full of these experiences of departure and the quest for a better life elsewhere.
    African women have been writing and producing remarkable (…)
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