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Ferdinand Oyono

    September 14, 1929 – June 10, 2010

    Ferdinand Léopold Oyono, a Cameroonian author, is celebrated for his incisive irony, masterfully revealing humanity's susceptibility to deception. His novels, penned in French during the late 1950s and later translated into English, delve into the profound impacts of colonialism on African society. Through sharp wit and satire, Oyono exposes hypocrisy and injustice, offering a unique perspective on post-colonial experiences. His distinctive voice and keen insight into human nature solidify his significance in world literature.

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