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Abdoulaye Mamani (1932–1993) was a Nigerien poet, novelist and trade unionist.

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Abdoulaye Mamani
Born	1932 Zinder, Niger
Died	1993 Niger
Occupation	Poet and novelist

Biography

Mamani was born in 1932 in Zinder, Niger.[1] He was a trade unionist.[1] In 1980 he published his novel Sarraounia, based on the real-life Battle of Lougou between Azna queen Sarraounia and French Colonial Forces.[1][2] To write the book, he used written archives as well as oral histories.[3] The novel was adapted into a 1986 film (also called Sarraounia) by director Med Hondo. Mamani died in a car accident in 1993 between Zinder and Niamey.[1][4]

Bibliography

• 1972: Poémérides
• 1972: Eboniques
• 1972: L'Anthologie de Poésie de Combat
• 1980: Sarraounia

References

На других языках

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- [en] Abdoulaye Mamani

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[ru] Мамани, Абдулай

Абдулай Мамани (фр. Abdoulaye Mamani; 1932, Зиндер — 3 июня 1993[2][3]) — нигерский писатель , поэт, драматург, профсоюзный и политический деятель. Его самый известный роман «Саррауния», опубликованный в 1980 году, рассказывает историю реальной предводительницы племени XIX века, которую автор выводит знаковой героиней борьбы против колонизации.

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