In Burkina Faso, two anthropological studies on covid-19 (CORAF-Media and CORAFMOB) reveal methodological difficulties and the positioning of anthropology in an epidemic crisis. This methodological reflection starts from the conditions of execution of this research involving critical analysis and production of results to guide the response. The presentation of results …

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This article aims to study the maneuvers of discursive influence that frame the partisan treatment of political information in the Ivorian print media. To achieve this objective, the article is based on the empirical results of the analysis of political discourse over two weeks deriving from four (4) national daily …

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This paper intends to show that the the content of the novels of Calixthe Beyala and Ken Bugul deal with a transgressive aesthetic, characterised by an inflation of sexuality that makes the reader think about erotic writing. The exposure of the female body and unbridled sexuality is a major element …

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The Ntribou country straddles the current Republics of Togo and Ghana. Before the colonial conquest, the populations of this country lived on the same territorial space. During the conquest of the space that will become Togo, this country was placed under German domination. But at the end of the First …

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This study focuses on Gengbè, a language of the Gbè continuum spoken in southern Togo and Benin. It falls within the framework of dialectology/dialectometry and raises the issue of the status of Gengbè within the continuum. While some consider Gengbè to be a dialectal variant of Ewégbè, others consider it …

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The article aims to examine the resilience strategies of flower growers in the management of green spaces along the « major » arteries in Abidjan. In the process of renovating this city, three main strategies have been identified as major challenges. The first is the promotion of floriculture as a competitive resource …

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