Sylvestre Ouréga

Sylvestre Ouréga, originally from Gagnoa, was born in Divo in 1970. He holds a teaching degree in English and has been working in the Department of Pedagogy since 2006. As a designer of textbooks and evaluator of teaching tools, Sylvestre Ouréga has gained solid experience in the field of education.

His literary adventure began in 2012 with the publication of his first novel, "La Veuve dorée" (Éditions Balafons). That same year, he became the co-author of the booklets "Contes et légendes de chez nous" (NEI-CEDA). In 2013, he published a collection of short stories called "Élodie" (Nouvelles éditions Balafons), which has been part of the school curriculum since 2015.

One of his most notable novels, "Les années collège", immerses the reader in the daily life of Awassa and his classmates in a rural school. This book stands out for the quality of its writing and the richness of its themes, which highlight the challenges and adventures of student life. The work is accompanied by a didactic facilitator, providing an authentic learning experience for teachers and students.

Sylvestre Ouréga is a prolific and committed author who does not hesitate to address complex subjects and showcase the realities of adolescence and the challenges of student life. Thanks to his professional experience and literary sensitivity, he has created rich and captivating works that appeal to a wide audience.

His latest literary production, "Né pour vivre" (Africa Reflets Edition), also demonstrates his writing talent and attachment to African literature. Today, Sylvestre Ouréga is considered one of the most important and influential contemporary authors of his generation. His passion for writing and commitment to education make him an essential figure in the African literary landscape.