Luanda – The first and second volumes of the book titled “The Bantu in Mafrano's Vision” will be presented in Portugal this month (in Lisbon on the 9th and in Porto on the 14th).
According to a press release that ANGOP had access to last Saturday, Mafrano had a deep Bantu soul, but was also a lover of universal culture.
The note highlights that four decades after his death, the world hears about this man with the depth of authoritative voices, such as Dom Zacarias Kamuenho, Kabengele Munanga, Dom José Manuel Imbamba, Antonieta Lopes, Eugénio Inocêncio, Nazaré Ceita, Paulina Chiziane and João Gime Luís.
The collection of books is a posthumous trilogy of bantu anthropology containing 700 pages.
The first public release was in April 2002 in Luanda and it was also already presented in Mozambique, São Tome and Principe and Cabo Verde as well as in Brazil.
Maurício Caetano, was born in Dondo in Cuanza Norte Province, was teacher, tax officer and founding member of the Union of Angolan Writers (UEA). FMC/AC/MRA/DOJ
