JEUNE AFRIQUE IS TRYING ITS HAND AT SUSPECT ANTHROPOLOGY; BUT TO WHAT END? ARE THEY TRYING TO THRUST NEWS SCHEMES UPON US? JEUNE AFRIQUE S’ESSAIE DANS L’ANTHROPOLOGIE SUSPECTE ; MAIS À QUELLE FIN ? VEUT-ON NOUS IMPOSER DES NOUVEAUX SCHÉMAS ?




When you read with the third eye, this article gives the impression of wanting us to accept subliminally that there are no foreigners among Bantus. Who benefits politically from this scheme?

Quand on lit avec le troisième œil, cet article donne l’impression de vouloir nous faire accepter de manière subliminale qu’il n’y ait pas d’étrangers entre bantous. A qui profite politiquement ce schéma ?











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