ALEPHONSION DENG
A true survivor, Writer Alephonsion Deng and former refugee from war-torn Sudan narrate exquisitely haunting tableaux that speak of strife, displacement, and vanished innocence along with his brother Benson and cousin Benjamin in their book memoir, โThey Poured Fire On Us From The Skyโ. He gives African Vibes Magazine an exclusive into his life after the war.
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ย He is the English-born son of a king, a fighter pilot, a tee-totaling bachelor โ and all that made him an unorthodox African president.โฆ
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