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Katucia Moussongo
Bitsaka
We had the opportunity to meet one of the person behind “Bantu of Vaal”,
and despite her busy schedule, she could grant us a moment in her company.
My name is KATUCIA Moussongo Bitsaka, I am from Gabon and I am currently
studying at VUT (Vaal university of Technology).
About “BANTU OF VAAL”
I wanted to bring something new in the
community especially as in charge of
communication in the association. Also I
wanted to exercise my skills; so I came up
with the idea of a magazine. I have called
some fellow countrymen to help me with the
project and Ms Nzahou Claude Vanessa
responded favorably.
When I published the first issue “Bantu of
Vaal” I got overwhelmed with a proud
feeling. It was not about people or what
people will think but about my
accomplishments.
About “THOUGHTS OF LIFE”
“Thoughts of life “is like my brand.
The idea was to gather all my short writings,
articles into one place. I started on my blog:
“Thoughts of life” come from my Facebook page
and blog of the same name. I decided to keep
the same name and have like a logo.
Well inside I talk about many things, I just
depend on the topic that cross my mind and I
write about i twith the purpose of helping or
bringing something positive.
About “Fame”
About “BLUES”
I have never realised that I am a “AUTHOR”,
it never crossed my mind. I am a person of
few words and sometimes disclosing
verbally is not an option for me, so I write. I
write for pleasure, I write to free myself etc.
When I started writing “Blues” it was not with
the aim of publishing it. I just wanted to
express my concern about “having the blues”
and help people going through depression
and issues of the same milieu. When it was
done, I thought, who will read it? I know the
story already. That’s where I started taking
the road of publishing. You can find it on
“Amazon”, Smarshword.
Of course it is not the only book. I am currently
working on a second one “My opinion on
women empowerment.”
Both will be soon available printed at
"AFRICAN FLAVOUR" bookstore.
Lol! I don’t think about fame, the most important
thing for me is to express myself through the
talent God has given me. I just want to do what
I have to do and if it does bring people to know
me or if it brings my name high, well may His
will be. But sincerely, fame is not the goal.
www.katuciamoussongo.com (WEBSITE)
katucia Moussongo Bitsaka (Facebook)
www.katuciasabrina.blogspot.com (BLOG)