Fumbei’s work, which centres on a human voyage from England to Africa, was published on the legs publishing house by Omani author Badria Al-Badry.
In addition, Stanley is the name he gave himself when his mother was unable to identify his father, according to the tone of the book. A turning point will mark the start of several coincidences that will shape his direction in life.
From Liverpool moves on a ship to the United States of America, where his British origin will forget and fight with the army of the southerners during the civil war, before becoming a passport journalist to discover the secrets of Africa and has become coveted by all colonial countries.
Stanley has established himself as a well-known journalist in behalf of Belgian King Leopold II as he searches for glory for his tiny country in the Congo.
To delve into the novel’s intricacies of persecution, injustice, and processes by which the wealth of peoples is robbed under the guise of human freedom and the export of democracy, the Congo is tricked into becoming a Belgian colony with a lot of injustice and bloodshed.
Poet and novelist Badria Al-Badri hails from the Sultanate of Oman. It has a variety of works in children’s literature, poetry, and the novel.
Her book “The Shadow of Hermavirudus” earned a number of awards, including the 2019 “Cultural Creativity Award.” Additionally, her book “Smothy Al-Maghrib” made it onto the long lists for both Yomna 2021 and the Sheikh Zayed Award for Children’s Literature.
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The recently published Fumbei novel by Omani author Badria Al-Badry
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