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الصفحة 552
Fulbe are also a minority group , found in the districts of Jelgooji and Boobola in the north - western part of the country ( Diallo , 1997 ) . However , according to Guichard ( 1996 ) , the Fulbe migrated from northern Nigeria and ...
Fulbe are also a minority group , found in the districts of Jelgooji and Boobola in the north - western part of the country ( Diallo , 1997 ) . However , according to Guichard ( 1996 ) , the Fulbe migrated from northern Nigeria and ...
الصفحة 563
youth on both sides of the border who utilise their excellent knowledge of the territory , and Fulbe pastoralists bent on recovering stock seized by AHPD officials in northern Ghana , are all involved . One of the main beneficiaries of ...
youth on both sides of the border who utilise their excellent knowledge of the territory , and Fulbe pastoralists bent on recovering stock seized by AHPD officials in northern Ghana , are all involved . One of the main beneficiaries of ...
الصفحة 564
The Fulbe are the weaker group of the two . They are regarded as migrants , non - citizens with no representation whatsoever in the local administration . The Kassena , on the other hand , are in their traditional area , where they ...
The Fulbe are the weaker group of the two . They are regarded as migrants , non - citizens with no representation whatsoever in the local administration . The Kassena , on the other hand , are in their traditional area , where they ...
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المحتوى
AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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