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Benin, the City of Ouidah Between Vodou and Memory of Slavery
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The government of President Patrice Talon chose not to forget this page of African history and to make Ouidah, a cultural city whose two feet would be the memory of the slave trade and the cult of the Vodou whose city is the cradle. Konan A sculpture on the place of slaves My first visit to Ouidah dates back 15 years, on a trip organized by La Francophonie for a dozen journalists from Africa, Europe and Canada. When we passed by the home of the …
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