Robert Dussey (photo), the Diplomatic adviser to the President Faure Gnassingbe, was Saturday's guest on BFM Radio (a French radio) to comment on the events in Ivory Coast. He also presented his new book "Comédie sous les tropiques". The story of a young soldier in Africa who favors a coup to be in power at Korodou, an imaginary country, but he soon becomes a blood-thirsty tyrant.
A novel, of course, but it has many similarities with what is happening in some African countries.
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