Cameroon's Bilck Bassy argues for the abolition of visas in Africa

Invited to the 10th edition of the Kinshasa jazz festival (JazzKif), the cameroonian singer / guitarist, Bilck Bassy, pleaded Wednesday the 1st of June, for the abolition of visas in african countries.


At the announcement of his first novel on immigration entitled " The Moabi cinema ", it is estimated that the abolition of visas would allow any citizen to move easily and especially make it easier for the bantu to be together and united.

"It is a novel through which I'm talking about my experience. I am based in France for ten years, I have experienced a lot of problems. By travelling, I discover the non-said and the lies around this issue. It is not normal that those who have come to decide our boundaries, will also impose a visa, example today ", he told Radio Okapi.