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At the level of the household , therefore , eldest sons have more land than others , and they also have more power and authority . The positions of elder brothers and clan leaders mirror each other at different scales .
At the level of the household , therefore , eldest sons have more land than others , and they also have more power and authority . The positions of elder brothers and clan leaders mirror each other at different scales .
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The basis of generational authority in Dar es Salaam underwent enormous change in the decades following its founding by Sultan Majid of Zanzibar in the early 1860s . The town developed amidst the social fabric of adjacent Swahili ...
The basis of generational authority in Dar es Salaam underwent enormous change in the decades following its founding by Sultan Majid of Zanzibar in the early 1860s . The town developed amidst the social fabric of adjacent Swahili ...
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4 The language of identity in Dar es Salaam was itself a debate over generational authority . The term wenye mji ( indigenes ) and its antonym , watu wa kuja ( immigrants ) , suffused local discourse in colonial Dar es Salaam and ...
4 The language of identity in Dar es Salaam was itself a debate over generational authority . The term wenye mji ( indigenes ) and its antonym , watu wa kuja ( immigrants ) , suffused local discourse in colonial Dar es Salaam and ...
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