The African Rebels

In the heart of Africa, amidst the turmoil of tribal conflict and political upheaval, lies the poignant tale of “The African Rebels.” Penned by the insightful Doctor Assemien, this satirical fiction serves as a piercing commentary on the stark realities plaguing many African nations.
Set against the backdrop of a nation torn apart by tribal warfare, the narrative follows the journey of a courageous journalist who dares to venture into the tumultuous world of rebels. Through his eyes, readers are confronted with the harsh truths of Africa’s plight, from the pervasive grip of corrupt leadership to the cycle of violence and armed rebellions that ravage communities.
Yet, Doctor Assemien’s critique extends beyond the borders of the continent, shining a spotlight on the insidious influence of Western imperialism. With unflinching candor, he exposes how foreign interests often manipulate and exacerbate conflicts for their own gains, perpetuating the cycle of suffering and instability.
At its core, “The African Rebels” is more than a scathing indictment of Africa’s woes; it is a rallying cry for change and a vision of hope. Through the protagonist, Toissin, a beacon of resilience and determination, the author beckons readers to envision a world where justice, peace, and prosperity prevail. As Toissin embraces his role as a divine messenger, the novel becomes a compelling call to action, challenging us all to strive towards the realization of a better tomorrow.

Dr. François Adja Assemien was born on March 15, 1954, in Côte d’Ivoire (West Africa). He studied the humanities (Latin and Greek), the social sciences, and philosophy. He is a graduate of philosophy (Ph.D.) and sociology (Bachelor’s degree). He devoted himself to teaching philosophy, writing, and academic research. He speaks and writes in three modern languages: French, English, and German. He is the author of several books published in Europe and in the United States of America (novels, essays, short stories, and plays) and of several concepts such as Afrocratism, Philocure, Sidarology, African consciousness, the philosophy of African spirit, and Abubu music. He is also an artist and a musician. He is a composer, a singer, and a guitarist. He lives in the United States of America.