"Dianké" makes Africa heard by women

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By: Jean-François Cadet Follow

Dianké is the first native West African fiction podcast. A new story broadcast on RFI which tells the story of an emancipated African woman and her many twists and turns.

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Last year, RFI broadcast the radio fiction "C'est la vie!", Which told us about the daily life of a health center in Africa. RFI repeats this year with another radio fiction still produced by the NGO RAES, African Network for Education and Health. " Dianké ", an African female story, 12 episodes produced in several languages ​​on the African continent, to be discovered on RFI channels, from June 29 on the antenna in French , but as of today in a podcast on RFI.

To present it today, four guests: Insa Sané , novelist, slam actor, and author of this radio fiction. The Senegalese director Tidiane Thiang , who aired it with Alexandre Planck. The model, actress and singer  Aïda Sock , who lends her voice to the title role, the character of Dianké. And Adama Diop , an actor well known to theater lovers in France and Senegal. He is one of the characters in the story and also the narrator.

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