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Mendo choup ke joug Evarist Dieu ne dort, a married young man called “Johnny Walker”, makes up a masterplan past any comparison to get to Europe with his family: a white woman, “Ms Visa”, must be found! He needs to convince that woman to marry him, so he can leave the country. His real wife poses as his sister, his children as his nieces and nephews. As he arrives in Europe with his white wife, he wants to get his “sister” and the children there as well. The first part of his plan succeeds: he gets to Europe. But how will he get his “sister” there? Cunning Johnny makes up the second part of his plan. His white wife has a brother, so Johnny sings praises of his “sister” to him until the man leaves for Cameroon, falls in love with her, marries her and gets her to Europe with him. Afterwards, all four of them live together in their family home - a ménage à quatre. The two white siblings suspect nothing, until the third part of Johnny’s plan takes form … Volume 2: the captivating fight for love - love words or proofs of love? What happened to Carla? Johnny’s first white affair disappeared, Mauritz, Anna and the others have left Kribi and Johnny is alone again. But as a positively thinking master of the art of living, Johnny still believes in his dream to find a white wife. It is as if destiny has heard his prayers: a new group of tourists arrives in Kribi, and the fascinating Liege from Belgium is a part of it. Johnny sees her as another chance, but it turns out that Liege is married. However, Johnny’s friend Roger - a self-proclaimed connoisseur of white women - claims that that is exactly why she is the right one for him, and Johnny begins a promising affair with her. But suddenly Carla and Anna are back in his life again … the drama unfolds and takes its course; what weighs heavier: the Europeans’ words of love or the Africans’ proofs of love? This trilogy succeeds like no other in pulling the reader deep into a magical world full of adventure - into a foreign, nearly mystical culture, with its ease of life and its many helpful wisdoms. A world in which the clocks work in a different direction, but everyone still moves forward. Afro-European relationships and their clichés are shown in a realistic and entertaining way.

Mendo choup ke joug Evarist Dieu ne dort, a married young man also called “Johnny Walker”, makes up a master plan past any comparison to get to Europe with his family: a white woman, “Ms Visa”, must be found! He needs to convince that woman to marry him, so he can leave the country. His real wife poses as his sister, his children as his nieces and nephews. As he arrives in Europe with his white wife, he wants to get his “sister” and the children there as well. The first part of his plan succeeds: he gets to Europe. But how will he get his “sister” there? Cunning Johnny makes up the second part of his plan. His white wife has a brother, so Johnny sings praises of his “sister” to him until the man leaves for Cameroon, falls in love with her, marries her and gets her to Europe with him. Afterwards, all four of them live together in their family home - a ménage à quatre. The two white siblings suspect nothing, until the third part of Johnny’s plan takes form … Volume 1: the funny and captivating search for “Ms Visa” in Africa Johnny leaves his family behind in Douala to go off in search for tourists in the idyllic beach town Kribi in Cameroon. He hopes to find the white woman he longs for there. After a short time, he meets Carla, a German development aid worker. As he begins a passionate affair with her, the first part of his plan gets within reach. But he did not expect others to intervene: Mauritz - Carla’s boyfriend - and her colleague Anna, who seems to have taken an interest in Johnny as well. Manipulated by Anna, Mauritz puts Carla under pressure and she disappears without a trace. Therefore, a sudden love triangle starts developing between Johnny, Mauritz and Anna. They come closer to each other and search for Carla together. What happened to her? Will she return? Who will she choose? Is Carla Johnny’s “Ms Visa”? Or will Anna be “the chosen one” in the end? That, we may get to know in volume 2 … This trilogy succeeds like no other in pulling the reader deep into a magical world full of adventure - into a foreign, nearly mystical culture, with its ease of life and its many helpful wisdoms. A world in which the clocks work in a different direction, but everyone still moves forward. Afro-European relationships and their clichés are shown in a realistic and entertaining way.

Every day more and more people reach Europe just to be stranded in refugee camps. They take on unbelievable strains, invest all of their possessions, leave their families and don't stop even in the face of danger and death. It is widely recognized that some African men and women use Europeans to get to safety. But there are also Africans who betray their fellow countrymen for the same purpose, as it is told in this novel. This story is based on true events that have taken place in an African country as told. A love story full of surprises, hope and devastation, that pictures the human character realistically and brings out unlikely relationships. A dark story about the European dream, the dream of wealth and happiness and the myth of a perfect world. And a funny story about two best friends who set a ridiculous plan in motion and try to cope with a lot of humour and spontaneity.

This series of books will bring a breath of fresh air into the world of children’s books. Over 15 volumes are planned, with funny, breathtaking, moving and exciting detective stories. The adventures take place in Africa and all over the world, filled with nature, animals and many things to learn. Stories full of secrets, amusing nonsense and fun, just like adults and children love them. Dantse addresses real topics that deal with real people and with the future of our kids in a thrilling and humorous way: Values, our environment, animals, learning topics, friendship, loyalty, reliability, helpfulness, trouble, sadness, separation and reconciliation, forgiveness, tolerance, solidarity, respect, courage, faith, patience and many more. My books show kids positive possibilities, they let them dream, strengthen their self-confidence and self-assurance, give them the courage to try new and difficult things. They learn to see the good in things and to take a stand for it, to be there for each other, and to know – even though they are kids now – they will be able to make a change: They are the future. The topic of the first volume is Koffi’s search for a friend. He meets many animals, among them a lion, a snail, an elephant... They all want to be his friend but the parrot always finds a reason why it won't work out. Then Koffi meets the little monkey – the only animal who does not want to be friends with him. He is mean and cheeky and wants Koffi to go away. Koffi doesn’t understand why the little monkey treats him this way but soon he understands why the little monkey is so angry and this gives him a chance to convince him to become his friend. Will he convince him? Will they become friends?

Many individuals struggle with physical ailments like skin diseases, diabetes, dementia, allergies, obesity, fungal infections, migraines, and psychological issues such as fears, stress, eating disorders, and depression. Often, the root cause lies within the bowel. By restoring bowel health and making targeted dietary changes, one can reclaim and maintain both physical and mental well-being. This guide provides detailed instructions on how to cleanse the bowel and sustain its health. It emphasizes a foundation of alkaline, high-fiber, and bitter foods, while also introducing a variety of beneficial options, including vegetable oils, tropical foods with healing properties, and power smoothies. Beyond nutrition, factors like vitamin D, exercise, sex, protein, fasting, and belly massages contribute to optimal bowel function, serving as a crucial center for overall health. Following the Dantse Nutritional Logic (DNL 15/85) can aid in addressing numerous issues, including ADHD, anxieties, avolition, autism, eating disorders, obesity, hormonal imbalances, food intolerances, PMS, painful menstruation, irritability, sleep disorders, stress, addiction problems, mood issues, inflammation, infections, cancer, and more.

The gut serves as the chief of staff, while the belly acts as the command center of the body. This book reveals groundbreaking insights that challenge conventional medicine, particularly regarding the gut's role in health. It highlights that the bowel contains nearly as many neurons as the brain, a fact recognized in African science for decades. The gut, developing first after procreation, plays a crucial role in shaping the body and brain, influenced by the mother's diet and thoughts. It governs our health, emotions, behavior, and personality, acting as the control center for numerous bodily processes. A healthy gut balance can be disrupted by poor diet, chemicals, environmental toxins, stress, and negative thoughts. This book explains how these factors can harm the gut and its flora, linking issues like fatigue, immune system weakness, pain, depression, infertility, and chronic diseases—including cancer and diabetes—to gut health. It emphasizes that an inflammatory diet and stress contribute to bowel diseases. Readers will learn effective strategies to maintain gut health and promote healing without relying on medication, empowering them to prevent and address various health issues.

Ginger, yam, raspberry, vitamin B17, and more are powerful allies against cancer! A healthy African diet can play a crucial role in preventing and healing cancer. Dantse Dantse explores how specific foods can combat diet-related cancers like breast, intestine, and prostate cancer. With Africa having the lowest cancer morbidity worldwide, an African-inspired diet may be key to prevention and healing. This book combines scientifically proven facts with fresh insights from Africa, offering a new perspective on dietary connections to cancer. Dantse provides practical tips to help you fight cancer, along with simple African-inspired recipes to diversify your diet and deprive cancer of its nutritional base through healthy fats, anti-cancer super carbohydrates, and quality proteins. The accessible writing style ensures that everyone, regardless of health expertise, can understand the content. Key topics include lists of vitamins and minerals, their anti-cancer functions, toxic elements in foods, alkaline and acidic foods, tropical foods with healing properties, and the importance of vegetable oil. Additionally, it covers maintaining healthy intestinal flora, the sun's role in inhibiting cancer cells, and natural antibiotics. This book offers hope and encourages proactive steps in the face of cancer, empowering readers to take action against it. Reading this book is the first step toward defeating cancer!

Exposé: Cancer thrives on wheat, and this publishing house aims to create something unique with its diverse offerings. Cancer can be prevented to some extent through proper diet and lifestyle choices. Poor nutrition and unhealthy habits contribute to the spread of cancer and other chronic diseases, such as obesity, diabetes, and heart issues, particularly in Western countries. The author, Dantse Dantse, has extensively studied natural medicine and highlights the healing properties of foods from Cameroon, contrasting them with the detrimental effects of a Western diet. This work explores which foods and substances may increase cancer risk, providing insights from scientific studies and personal coaching experiences. Key topics include the nature of cancer, the impact of unhealthy gut flora, the carcinogenic potential of certain beverages, and the role of specific foods like milk, sugar, and wheat in promoting cancer. The book also lists carcinogenic chemicals found in various foods, including baby food, and discusses how deficiencies in vitamins and minerals can influence cancer development. Dantse combines scientific facts with his experiences in Africa to offer readers a wealth of knowledge, making this a valuable resource for understanding the connections between diet and cancer.