"Sous le pouvoir des blakoros I-Traites" is a book published by JD Éditions that tells the story of African peasants facing corruption and injustice in their daily lives.

The story follows a young man named Lassinan, who returns to his village after his studies to fight against the "blakoros," ruthless and unscrupulous new rich people who exploit the peasants. Lassinan tries to create a cooperative to help the villagers free themselves from the power of corrupt officials, but he is met with fear and incomprehension from the locals.

The book is published with a teacher's guide to help adolescents better understand the story and its implications. The story is divided into two parts and nine chapters, with a structure that resembles that of a modern tragedy. The main characters are Lassinan, his father Mamadou, and Shia, a young teacher who helps them in their fight against the "blakoros." Secondary characters include corrupt officials and villagers influenced by their oppressive power.

"Sous le pouvoir des blakoros I" is a book that highlights the anti-values ​​carried by the "blakoros": disrespect, business, and corruption. Through the story of Lassinan and Shia, the book conveys positive values ​​such as courage, work, perseverance, and selflessness. By describing the lives of peasants facing all kinds of obstacles sowed by corrupt officials, the book also highlights traditional spirit and values such as respect for age and generosity.

"Sous le pouvoir des blakoros I-Traites" is a captivating story that, even 35 years after its first edition, remains highly relevant. It will help adolescents better understand post-colonial African history and its implications.

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