An author from Senegal
Mariama Ndoye (married name, Mbengue), was born in Rufisque, Senegal, in 1953. Her mother was a telephone operator and her father a medical doctor. After completing her baccalauréat in 1971, she continued her studies at the University of Dakar, where she was awarded an Arts Degree and later a Doctorate in French language and literature. She also gained a Diploma in Museology from the Louvre School in Paris. Until 1986, she was the Curator of the IFAN Museum of African Arts (Musée de l'Institut Fondamental d'Afrique Noire) in Dakar. She later moved to the Ivory Coast where she lived for 15 years with her husband and three children. She then went to Tunisia with her family, a country where she lived for many years, spending her time writing, discovering a new culture and enjoying the company of her grandchildren. Following the retirement of her husband, she returned to Senegal where she became Director of Books and Reading at the Senegalese Ministry of Culture, from 2011 to 2013.
Publications

This short story won a prize
at the Senegal Culture 1982 Literary Competition.



The titles of the short
stories are: Celebration; Bolo; On Friendship; Morning at home; Dribble; Daddy;
The saga of the elephants; The nocturnal Sabbath; Daw Fall Ndiaye; The Wedding
Procession; Oumra; The Reunion; The pardon; Two turns of the Clock.





Editor (jeanmarie.volet@uwa.edu.au)
The University of Western Australia/French
Created: 25 December 1995
Modified: 22 March 2013
Archived: 28 November 2013
http://aflit.arts.uwa.edu.au/NdoyeMariamaEng.html
The University of Western Australia/French
Created: 25 December 1995
Modified: 22 March 2013
Archived: 28 November 2013
http://aflit.arts.uwa.edu.au/NdoyeMariamaEng.html
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