Ngum a jemea .la foi inebranlable de DOUALLA MANGA BELLE classe de tle

Ngum a jemea .la foi inebranlable de DOUALLA MANGA BELLE classe de tle

 

From theater to literature. Ngum a Jemea is a play originally written by David Mbanga Ebongwa in the Duala language in 1979. A play that revisits the previously unknown story of Rudolph Douala Manga Bell, son of Manga Ndoumbe king of the sawa, his arrest until the last moments of his life. Later, it will be translated into French by Professor Ebenezer Njoh Mouelle, with the title Rudolph Douala-Manga, martyr of nationalism. In 2005, thanks to the funding of the founder of the Douala Cultural Orientation Center (CICD), she will be performed at the International Theater Meetings of Cameroon (RETIC), which took place on November 17th at the French Cultural Center of Yaounde. Under the direction of David Noundji and Louise Belinga Endzié, two members of the Bena Zingui Company. This year, the authorities decided to make it a literary work for the final year classes. A decision that simply says, comes a little late, but gives a strong signal of a desire to allow younger generations to know their history and the people who influenced it. While hoping that, this initiative will extend to other emblematic figures of the history of Cameroon. Today dear Letchois, David Mbanga Ebongwa is no longer there to admire this masterpiece that he wrote 38 years ago, the father of others died without enjoying his work, but as we The artist never dies, and his book is there to remind us.

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