In 1904, this was formalised into the Afrique Occidentale Française.

* Babacar Fall, Le Travail forcé en Afrique Occidentale Française ( 1900 – 1946 ), Karthala, 2000, 336 pages ISBN 2-86537-372-X

In Bulletin du Comité d ' études historiques et scientifiques de l ' Afrique Occidentale Française ; 1933, pp. 319 – 32.

He was also a member of the commission responsible for drafting the Fifth Republic's constitution, general councillor for Senegal, member of the Grand Conseil de l ' Afrique Occidentale Francaise and member for the parliamentary assembly of the European Council.

The Afrique Occidentale Française ( AOF ) was a federation of African colonies.

In Acte du 8ème Congrès de la SLAO ( Société Linguistique de l ’ Afrique Occidentale ), Série H, Fasicule hors série, 87 – 100.

* Behrens, Christine Les Kroumen de la Côte Occidentale d ' Afrique, Bordeaux: Centre d ' Etudes de Géographie Tropicale, 1974 ;

Later, various constituent parts were separated by the French colonial authorities and subsequently rejoined again and the territory became known as French West Africa with stamps marked Afrique Occidentale Française.

* LeGrand, G. ( 1928 ) " La Gambie: notes historiques et géographiques " Bulletin du Comité d ' études historiques et scientifiques de l ' Afrique Occidentale Française, Jul-sep, p. 432-84

In 1987, the Compagnie Française de l ' Afrique Occidentale ( CFAO ) became CDME ’ s leading shareholder ( 68 percent ).

The Company sold its non-internet businesses including the Vizara Rubber Estate in northern Malawi for what could be considered a fraction of its actual worth to a consortium of three including the then General Manager of the estate Dinesh K Chugh in March 2003, while in May 2002 the entire Malawi automotive interests Mandala Ltd ( T / A Malital Ltd and Malawi Motors ) were sold to the French Group CFAO SA ( Formerly Compagnie Française de l ' Afrique Occidentale, again it could be considered these were sold in " fire sale " environments in a bid to raise cash to fund the ailing internet business.

She was the first President of the Association of Senegalese Lawyers from 1975 to 1990, then the Director of Engagements for the West African Banking Company ( Compagnie bancaire de l ' Afrique Occidentale, CBAO ) from September 1990 to April 2000.

Banque d ' Afrique Occidentale ( also B. A. O.

Between 1941 and 1958, the Institut d ’ Emission de l ’ Afrique Occidentale Francaise et du Togo was spun off the BAO to administer the Franc des colonies françaises d ' Afrique ( FCFA ) ( 25 December 1945 ).

By the 1920s, business in the AOF was dominated by just three private joint stock companies: the Compagnie Française de l ' Afrique Occidentale, the Nouvelle Société Commerciale africaine, and the Société Commerciale de l ' Ouest Africain ( lagging slightly were the growing plantation and mining interests of the Unilever company ).

) by Patrick MESTRALLET, Directeur Général de la Compagnie Bancaire de l ’ Afrique Occidentale ( CBAO ) du Sénégal

* Alain Gallay, « La poterie en pays Sarakolé ( Mali, Afrique Occidentale ) », Journal de la Société des Africanistes, Paris, CNRS, 1970, tome XL, n ° 1, p. 7-84

An acronym for Afrique Occidentale Française and used as an overprint on stamps of French West Africa.

* Histoire de l ' Afrique Occidentale en collaboration avec Jean Suret-Canale.

On 15 January 1910 the colony again was renamed to French Equatorial Africa ( Afrique Equatoriale Française or AEF ), this time it also included Chad and Oubangui-Chari, nowadays the Central African Republic.

Because of this and his earlier support for De Gaulle he became Governor General of the Afrique Equatoriale Française ( AEF ) in 1940, the first not white to achieve this position in French colonial history.

* Les Cahiers Français, La part de la Résistance Française dans les évènements d ' Afrique du Nord ( Official reports of French Resistance Group leaders who seized Algiers on 8 November 1942, to allow allied landing ), Commissariat à l ' Information of Free French Comité National, London, Aug. 1943.

* in Afrique Equatoriale Française ( French Equatorial Africa, AEF ), three High commissioners:

* Afrique Équatoriale Française or French Equatorial Africa

Diégo Brosset 1932, " Les Némadi ", in Bulletin de l ' Afrique de l ' Ouest Française.

" Une fraction non musulmane: les Némadi ", in Bulletin de l ' Afrique de l ' Ouest Française.

French Equatorial Africa ( Afrique Équatoriale Française ; AEF ) was a federation of four French colonial possessions ( Gabon, Middle Congo ( now the Republic of the Congo ), Oubangui-Chari ( or Ubangi-Shari, now the Central African Republic ) and Chad ), from 1910 to 1959.

Acronym for Afrique Equatoriale Française which was sometimes used as an inscription.

The town of St. Louis became the capital of French West Africa ( Afrique occidentale française, or AOF ) before it was moved to Dakar in 1902.

Dia started life in politics as a leader in the Afrique occidentale française ( AOF ).

The poet, philosopher and first President of Senegal Léopold Sédar Senghor tried to transform Dakar into the " Sub-Saharan African Athens " ( l ’ Athènes de l ’ Afrique subsaharienne ), as his vision was for it.

Fabriquer des villes-capitales entre monde arabe et Afrique noire: Nouakchott ( Mauritanie ) et Khartoum ( Soudan ), étude comparée.

After the German and Italian occupation of Vichy France and their unsuccessful attempt to capture the interned French fleet at Toulon ( Operation Lila ), the French Armée d ’ Afrique sided with the Allies, providing a third corps ( XIX Corps ) for Anderson.

* 1973: Raid Afrique, 60 2CVs 8000 km from Abidjan to Tunis, the Atlantic capital of Côte d ' Ivoire in West Africa through the Sahara, ( the Ténéré desert section was unmapped and had previously been barred to cars ), to the Mediterranean capital of Tunisia.

With a speed of 300 km / h ( 200 mph ), it reduced the journey time taken to only four days, and the SABENA service ran on alternate weeks to an Air Afrique service.

* African Championship of Nations, also known as Championnat Afrique de Nations ( CHAN ), an African football tournament

image: Olfert Dapper, 1665. png | Olfert Dapper, Description de l ' Afrique ( 1665 ), note the two different displays of the Sphinx.

The Africa Cup of Nations, also referred to as the African Cup of Nations or African Nations Cup, officially CAN ( French for Coupe d ' Afrique des Nations ), is the main international association football competition in Africa.

From 1959 to 1960 he was an employee of the ANFAN ( Association National des Français d ’ Afrique du Nord, National Association of Frenchmen from North Africa ), and in 1961 secretary of the AEIPI.

The 2003 Tour d ' Afrique set a Guinness World Record for fastest crossing of Africa by bicycle and this was achieved by nine participants of the race, Michael Kennedy, Chris Evans, Dave Genders ( all UK ), Paul Reynaert ( Belgium ), Jeremy Wex, Steve Topsham, Scotty Robinson, Andrew Griffin ( all Canada ) and Sascha Hartl ( Austria ).

* Lehrer, A. Z., ( 2003b ), Sarcophaginae de l ’ Afrique ( Insecta, Diptera, Sarcophagidae ).

As part of the designation document, the domain include the Maple Forest ( Sugar Bush ), the Vanier branch of the Ottawa Public Library, statue of Notre-Dame-d ' Afrique, and the two remaining pilars of the original gate at the entrance of the park.

African Flowering Plants Database-Base de Donnees des Plantes a Fleurs D ' Afrique ( AFPD ), 2008

), and Second voyage dans l ' intérieur de l ' Afrique ( 1796, 3 vols.

Taheri has also been editor-in-chief of Jeune Afrique ( 1985-1987 ), Middle East correspondent for the London Sunday Times ( 1980-1984 ), and has written for the Pakistan Daily Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian and The Daily Mail.

* 1910 Impressions d ’ Afrique ( Impressions of Africa ), a novel, later turned into a play

* 1932 Nouvelles Impressions d ’ Afrique ( New Impressions of Africa ), a poem of four cantos with 59 drawings