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consists of 7 subgroups.
Central Mabia Dagaare Dagaare Waale Northern Birifor Southern Birifor Safaliba North Moore Mid-Central
Mabiene Nankanè
Nabit South Dagbane...
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Southern Birifor is a Gur
language of the Niger–Congo family. It is
spoken by
about 200,000 people,
mainly in Ghana,
particularly in
Upper West and Northern...
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Northern Birifor or
Malba Birifor is a Gur
language of the Niger–Congo family. It is
spoken by a few
hundred thousand people,
mainly in the
southwest of...
- The
Birifor people (also
Birifo or Malba) are an
ethnic group of
about 200,000 in West Africa,
primarily located in
northern Ghana,
southern Burkina Faso...
- are the
Miiwo and
Birifor.
Miiwo is
widely spoken in
Burkina Faso and Cote d'Ivoire
while a
majority of
Lobis in
Ghana speak Birifor. Oftentimes, people...
- has been
described as a
dialect continuum that also
includes Waale and
Birifor.
Dagaare language varies in
dialect stemming from
other family languages...
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Malba Department, Poni Province,
Burkina Faso, a
department or
commune Birifor people, also
known as Malba, an
ethnic group in West
Africa Malba Tahan...
- (Zimbabwe), Lodogea, the Lowihi, the Bobo, the Dogon, the Konkomba, the
Birifor (Burkina Faso, Niger), the Bate, the Kissi, the Dan, the Logoli, the Gagu...
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established at Bobo Dioul****o and
ethnic groups such as the Dyan, Lobi, and
Birifor settled along the
Black Volta.
Starting in the
early 1890s
during the European...
- Bapla-
Birifor is a town in the Diébougou
Department of
Bougouriba Province in south-western
Burkina Faso. The
village has a po****tion of 1,724. "Burkinabé...
