Aurore Mudiayi Bukassa

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Aurore Bonso Mwa MUDIAYI BUKASSA (b. 15 January 1983) is an artist and author from Brussels, Belgium.

She wrote the novel Nding and Ndong in 2004.

She is also a journalist for Radio Judaïca in Brussels, Belgium. She's very concerned by the Middle East conflict. In 2003, she wrote an essay : " Dans la presse écrite, quelle est l'influence de la syntaxe, des mots sur la compréhension du lecteur?" (Aurore Mudiayi Bukassa, ). In this study, she shows how the Israeli, occidental and Arabic media talked about the death of Cheikh Yassine.

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2004, Nding and Ndong
2004, Dans la presse écrite, quelle est l'influence de la syntaxe, des mots sur la compréhension du lecteur?, ISFSC, Brussels, Belgium.