Recherches scientifiques en Afrique et le panafricanisme : une rencontre possible ?

All narratives demonstrate it. A world has been built with a throne installed in a courtyard from which a geographic portion named Africa is excluded. Signs over millennia have expressed it, have said it as such. Are not signs the deep expression of a state beyond materiality? The scientific research situation in Africa can refute the profundity of signs? This study questions signs by daring to intersect them with those that have constituted the sphere of Pan-Africanism to reveal the scientific un-real. Indeed, the product as well as the actors in the construction of an African scientific identity reveal a language standardisation and praixis-ideological react at the interaction construction. Publications, whether they come from scientific, media (traditional or digital), or citizen (social media) platforms, are intersected to reveal the existing in order to open a new paradigm: the essence of all research in science. This study is semiopragmatic and assisted.