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Gnimdéwa Atakpama (born 19 April 1977 in Lomé) is a Togolese journalist, writer and French teacher. He has written four children's books as of 2015: La désillusion (2003), Tolo-Tolo (2004), Sauve-souris ! (2011) and Surtout n'entrez pas dans le sac ! (2012), the latter of which was translated into Italian in 2013. In his writing he often draws upon influences from his own childhood. In December 2007 he was the director of the International Storytelling Festival and Arts in Togo.

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  • Gnimdéwa Atakpama (born 19 April 1977 in Lomé) is a Togolese journalist, writer and French teacher. He has written four children's books as of 2015: La désillusion (2003), Tolo-Tolo (2004), Sauve-souris ! (2011) and Surtout n'entrez pas dans le sac ! (2012), the latter of which was translated into Italian in 2013. In his writing he often draws upon influences from his own childhood. In December 2007 he was the director of the International Storytelling Festival and Arts in Togo. (en)
  • Gnimdéwa Atakpama, né le 19 avril 1977 à Lomé (Togo), est expert médias et communication, entrepreneur, écrivain, enseignant, artiste-conteur et homme politique franco-togolais. De 2003 à 2006, Gnimdéwa Atakpama a collaboré au magazine satirique panafricain Le Gri-Gri International (rédacteur-en-chef adjoint) et au magazine féminin francophone Amina. De retour au Togo en 2006, il se consacre à l’enseignement. Parallèlement, il crée et dirige Le Festival des contes solidaires dans le but de mettre la tradition orale au service du développement humain et durable. (fr)
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  • Gnimdéwa Atakpama (born 19 April 1977 in Lomé) is a Togolese journalist, writer and French teacher. He has written four children's books as of 2015: La désillusion (2003), Tolo-Tolo (2004), Sauve-souris ! (2011) and Surtout n'entrez pas dans le sac ! (2012), the latter of which was translated into Italian in 2013. In his writing he often draws upon influences from his own childhood. In December 2007 he was the director of the International Storytelling Festival and Arts in Togo. (en)
  • Gnimdéwa Atakpama, né le 19 avril 1977 à Lomé (Togo), est expert médias et communication, entrepreneur, écrivain, enseignant, artiste-conteur et homme politique franco-togolais. De 2003 à 2006, Gnimdéwa Atakpama a collaboré au magazine satirique panafricain Le Gri-Gri International (rédacteur-en-chef adjoint) et au magazine féminin francophone Amina. De retour au Togo en 2006, il se consacre à l’enseignement. Parallèlement, il crée et dirige Le Festival des contes solidaires dans le but de mettre la tradition orale au service du développement humain et durable. En 2014, il s’engage en politique aux côtés d’Alberto et Nathaniel Olympio du Parti des Togolais. Il occupe le poste de délégué national aux affaires intérieures de ce parti. (fr)
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