- The Kele
people (or Akele,
Bakele, ****le,
Western Kele) are an
ethnic group in
Gabon with an
estimated po****tion of 10,774. They live in
groups around...
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conflicted with the
Bakele people. They put up a
strong resistance in 1907, with the Mitsogo-Kamba clan
fighting a
fierce battle with the
Bakele near
Mount Motende...
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Matankarin Giro G/Hakimi; T/Dandare G/Hakimi;
Tsuntsaye Tsuntsaye Fili Suru Suru
Bakele G/Hakimi;
Bomare G/Hakimi;
Gwafadi Sabongari G/Hakimi;
Gwafadi Tsohuwa G/Hakimi...
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Tukele Beto Ke (or Kele) You are Lu ke (or Lu kele)
Lukele Beno Ke (or Kele) They are Ba ke (or Ba kele)/ Be ke (or Be kele)
Bakele Bau / Bo Ke (or Kele)...
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Several Israeli songs mention Prison Six,
notably the
Mizrahi music single BaKele HaTzva'i (In the
Military Prison) by Nuriel,
where the
protagonist of the...
- Reviews. 265 (1): 130–42. doi:10.1111/imr.12287. PMC 4400865. PMID 25879289.
Bakele M, Joos M,
Burdi S,
Allgaier N, Pöschel S,
Fehrenbacher B, et al. (February...
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became the
middlemen between the
coast and the
interior peoples such as the
Bakèlè and Séké. From
about the 1770s, the
Mpongwe also
became involved in the...
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Mtezi and Mtezi–Iteeji in
Anambra State,
Abakaliki LGA Ukele,
Ukelle ****ele
Bakele 31,700 (1953); 40,000 (1980 UBS)
Cross River State,
Ogoja LGA;
Anambra State...
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probably modeled on an eight-string
bowed harp
observed among the Kele (
Bakele, Kélé -speaker) on the
coast of Gabon.
Portuguese sailors had
landed there...
- Jean-Hilaire
Aubame -
Pierre Avaro -
Awandji - Jean Rémy Ayouné
Babuissi -
Bakele -
Bapounou (Pounou) -
Batsangui (Tsangui) -
Benga - Jean-Rémy
Bessieux -...
