Espérance-François Ngayibata Bulayumi

Espérance-François Ngayibata Bulayumi (Kinshasa, November 12, 1959) is a Congolese writer.

Life He studied arts in Kinshasa and philosophy at the University of Vienna (1983-1988), where he received his doctorate and worked later as a professor. He also studied theology in Lausanne. His most emblematic work is Mosuni, which deals with Congolese identity and its link-up with European culture; it includes novel, poetry and popular tales.

Works Das Beichten eines Afro-Wieners 2012 Ebembe ya Thomson, 2011 Dealer wider Willen? Wege afrikanischer Migrantinnen und Migranten nach / in Österreich, 2009 Mosuni, 2006 LISAPO: Ein Tor zu afrikanischen Märchen, 2002 Sterbebegleitung als Lebensbegleitung: Eine imperative ethische Notwendigkeit, 2001 Congo 2000 : Fin du temps ou nouvelle naissance?, 2000 Esakoli.Großvater erzählt: Geschichten und Fabeln aus dem Kongo, 1999

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