L'Afrique, peuple en souffrance.
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L'Afrique un continent en souffrance, malheureux et complexe. la destinée d'un espace a nécessairement un impact sur son histoire. L'histoire de l'Afrique est jalonnée de souffrance, à cause de la mission que lui a assignée le Créateur. L'Afrique est un continent qui a beaucoup souffert et, qui continue de souffrir.
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