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Renowned for their entrepreneurial dynamism , the Bamileke embrace ' modern ' professions but not ' modern ' family limitation . Among the most fertile in Cameroon , they fear infertility and reproductive mishaps .
Renowned for their entrepreneurial dynamism , the Bamileke embrace ' modern ' professions but not ' modern ' family limitation . Among the most fertile in Cameroon , they fear infertility and reproductive mishaps .
الصفحة 12
Much of the violence was concentrated in the Bamileke highlands , and the insurgency was sometimes called the Bamileke Rebellion ( Joseph 1977 ) . At the time , Bamileke women related their political and economic tribulations to ...
Much of the violence was concentrated in the Bamileke highlands , and the insurgency was sometimes called the Bamileke Rebellion ( Joseph 1977 ) . At the time , Bamileke women related their political and economic tribulations to ...
الصفحة 16
euphoric sense of Bamileke ( and Grassfields ) distinctiveness . This distinctiveness is conditioned by the history of Bamileke labour and settlement . The eastern Grassfields has been a labour reserve area for more than a century ...
euphoric sense of Bamileke ( and Grassfields ) distinctiveness . This distinctiveness is conditioned by the history of Bamileke labour and settlement . The eastern Grassfields has been a labour reserve area for more than a century ...
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