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Yennenga Shinola (born 11th-15th century) was a
legendary princess,
considered the
mother of the
Mossi people of
Burkina Faso. She was a
famous warrior...
- ****ociation
Sportive du Faso-
Yennenga is a Burkinabé
football club
based in Ouagadougou. The club's home
games are pla**** at
Stade du 4-Août. The club...
- d'or de
Yennenga" (Golden
Stallion of
Yennenga),
named in
reference to the
mythical founder of the
Mossi empire. The "Étalon d'or de
Yennenga" is awarded...
- Étalon de
Yennenga (English:Stallion of
Yennenga) is an
award bestowed to
distinguished individuals involved with the Burkinabe's
silver screen, awarded...
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Ouedraogo (also
spelled Wedraogo or Ouidiraogo) was the son of
Yennenga and
progenitor of the
Mossi Kingdoms. He
founded the
kingdom of Tenkodogo. His...
- of
Yennenga dates in
different oral
histories to be
anytime between the 11th and the 15th centuries.
According to the story, the
princess Yennenga escaped...
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Yennenga" (Golden
Stallion of
Yennenga or
short Golden Stallion),
named after the
legendary founder of the
Mossi empire. The "Étalon d'or de
Yennenga"...
- Africa's
first female cabinet minister. Historically, its
noble daughter,
Yennenga, is
regarded as the "mother" of the
Mossi kingdoms, a
people who constitute...
- Etalons" ("the Stallions") in
reference to the
legendary horse of
Princess Yennenga. In 1998,
Burkina Faso
hosted the
Africa Cup of
Nations for
which the Omnisport...
- "The Stallions". It is in
reference to the
legendary horse of
Princess Yennenga.
Supporters of the team at
times include a
percussion band,
which often...
