Kémi Séba

Kémi Séba (French language version of Egyptian for "black star"), born Stellio Gilles Robert Capo Chichi on December 9, 1981, is a Black French writer, activist and Pan-Africanist political leader. Jeune Afrique referred to him as "the French Farrakhan", linking him to the leader of the Nation of Islam in the United States (US). Since April 2013, he is a geopolitical analyst in the West African talk show Le grand rendez-vous and gives lectures about Pan-Africanism in many African universities.

Capo Chichi was born in Strasbourg to immigrant parents from Benin. He joined the US-based Nation of Islam (NOI) as an eighteen-year-old, and later formulated his own ideology while visiting Egypt in his twenties. As a result of this process, he took the nom de guerre Kémi Séba and became the spokesperson of the fringe Parti Kémite (Kemite Party), which was founded in 2002 and inspired by Khalid Abdul Muhammad.

In December 2004, Capo Chichi founded the Parisian political group Tribu KA, which promotes black identity and has been accused of racism against Jews. The group said it followed the ideology of the American NOI leader, Louis Farrakhan. They have also been described as proponents of a mix of antisemitic Kemetism and Guénonian Islam. The group's name is an abbreviation for 'The Atenian Tribe of Kemet'.

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