Kama Sywor KAMANDA brings new life to the tale. No doubt because he is a Bantu and because he borrows from traditional sources. That being said, however, he doesn't limit himself to his equatorial Africa. True, he plunges deeply into her forests, her rivers, and her lakes, but he does so in order to travel and to open himself up to the charms of Asia, particularly the Arab world. Nor does he forget the yellow world, the "saffron-coloured" world.Such symbiosis can be found, even beyond those det ...