
Kaboré Nongma Hamado, known by his stage name Kaboré l’intellectuel, is a Burkinabe comedian and humorist recognized for his social satire, analytical depth, and cultural roots in contemporary African humor. His artistic journey began in Côte d’Ivoire in 1998, following early theatrical experiences in Burkina Faso. His career officially launched in 2008 with the Grand-Bassam theater troupe, earning him the National Prize at the Festival of Islamic Arts and Culture with the Association of Young Muslims of Côte d’Ivoire. From 2010, Kaboré l’intellectuel expanded his work to include cinema, appearing in "La Part de l’Homme" and the series "La Robe noire," and becoming a chronicler for Islamic radio Al Bayane. A significant turning point occurred in 2012 when he joined the Ivorian humor scene, notably with the group Les Zinzins de l’Art. His character "Robot Robot" in the series "Sicobois" and radio pranks on Radio Nostalgie Côte d’Ivoire boosted his popularity. In 2016, his performance at the "Parlement du Rire" led to an international contract with Gondwana City Productions, opening doors to major African and international stages like Marrakech du Rire and Africa du Rire. He has received numerous awards, including the RFI Talent du Rire Prize, the Africa Cup of Laughter, and the Best Humorist Award in Abidjan in 2025. Beyond performing, Kaboré l’intellectuel is also an author, director, and trainer, mentoring new humorists through workshops and masterclasses, particularly in Bu
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