Folie et calvaire des migrants

Madness and ordeal of migrants is a moving account of the journey that the author endured across borders. With modesty, without sinking into outrageous miserabilism, he reveals to us the perils he has incurred in the company of his fellow crosses. He leaves without luggage, except for the desire to live rather than survive, whatever the cost may be. The toll of his crazy hopes is heavy, since this migratory journey through the African cities and countryside, the Saharan desert and the Mediterranean, turns out to be exhausting, distressing, violent and humiliating.  In this authentic and moving testimony, Bertrand Sikadi reveals without bluntness, what was this atrocious crossing, full of physical and inner suffering not only for him but for all these shadows that are called >. And as the flow of these exiles continues to grow, the author gives us his questions to know: what drives them to abandon everything behind them to throw themselves into the void? What efforts have been made to make their dream come true? What happens to them once they reach their Eldorado? Is such a journey necessary when we know that it involves such crazy risks? These are the questions addressed in this book to which the author tries to provide his answers by drawing on his own experience of the crossing. # Biography: BERTRAND SIKADI, better known as berty le kamit on social networks, is a Cameroonian writer based in France and former student of philosophy at the University of Douala. In addition, he is a lecturer, activist-pan-African. His studies currently focus on the history of Africa and its diaspora. He is also a consultant and propagator of the ancestral knowledge and spirituality of the black continent.