La société idéale - by Méthone Kyanginbo Eraste (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Ce conte nous plonge dans un pays imaginaire appelé Katawi et plus particulièrement dans le village Biigui. Dans ce village, il y avait un riche paysan appelé Pabii, dont la terre n'a plus de secret pour lui, il avait plusieurs enfants mais le dernier appelé Palay avait une sagesse particulière et des dons lui venant de Dieu. Agissant en conseiller auprès de son père, il réussit à l'aider à augmenter son rendement agricole. Distribuant ses mils à tout le village gratuitement, le chef du village se destitua et désigna Pabii, à sa place, qui désignera à son tour son fils Palay comme roi. Gérant le village avec une sagesse sans pareille, il sera élu maire de sa localité. Étant maire, il oeuvra avec amour et sincérité au développement de son village qui sera la première ville de Katawi. Après sa démission de la mairie, il fut porté aux élections présidentielles qui finirent par faire de lui le président de Katawi. Il érige Biigui en capitale politique et propulsa son pays dans tous les domaines: social, éducatif, industriel, scientifique, économique, politique, culturel, artistique... si bien que Katawi devint l'Eldorado qui attira beaucoup d'étrangers. Katawi passa d'un des derniers pays sous-développés au rang des premières puissances mondiales. Cela n'a pas été sans heurt car Palay avait en face de lui des perturbateurs sociaux ou sorciers comme Bonegwari, Souley et Tchètchèna.

This tale immerses us in an imaginary country called Katawi and more specifically

in the village of Biigui. In this village, there was a wealthy peasant named Pabii, whose land held no secrets for him. He had several children, but the last one, named Palay, possessed special wisdom and gifts from God. Acting as an advisor to his father, he succeeded in helping him increase his agricultural yield. Distributing his millet to the entire village for free, the village chief stepped down and appointed Pabii in his place, who in turn appointed his son Palay as king. Managing the village with unparalleled wisdom, he was elected mayor of his locality. As mayor, he worked with love and sincerity to develop his village, which would become the first city of Katawi. After his resignation from the mayor's office, he ran in the presidential elections, which ultimately made him president of Katawi. He established Biigui as the political capital and propelled his country in all areas: social, educational, industrial, scientific, economic, political, cultural, artistic... so much so that Katawi became an El Dorado that attracted many foreigners. Katawi went from being one of the last underdeveloped countries to becoming one of the world's leading powers. This was not without its challenges, as Palay faced social troublemakers and sorcerers like Bonegwari, Souley, and Tchètchèna.