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Niger (Cultures of the World) by Rabah Seffal, Jo-ann Spilling, 2010-09 Marriage in Maradi: Gender and Culture in a Hausa Society in Niger, 1900-89 (Social History of Africa) by Barbara M. Cooper, 1997-07-17 Archaeology and Culture History in the Central Niger Delta by Abi Alabo Derefaka, 2006-12-01 Pattern of Institutions in the Niger Delta. Economic and Ethological Interpretations of History and Culture by Nimi Wariboko, 2007-12-29 Hausaland Divided: Colonialism and Independence in Nigeria and Niger (Wilder House Series in Politics, History, and Culture) by William F. S. Miles, 1994-05 African Association: African Association, United Kingdom, Niger River, Joseph Banks, Age of Enlightenment, European exploration of Africa,Geography, ... Ancient Greece, Outline of ancient Rome

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41. Africa
    International Issues, History, Education and culture, Business Center, africa. Mauritania Mauritus Mozambique Namibia niger nigeria Republic of  
    http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/hrrpt/1999/c17.htm

42. AngolaPress - Politics
    First page Politics Economy Social Sport culture africa International Specials. 02/06/2003. Ambassador Meets niger Primier.  
    http://noticias-angop.netangola.com/politica-e.asp

43. AngolaPress - 24 Hours Service
    1617 niger Delegation Expected in Luanda. First page Politics Economy Social Sport culture africa International Specials 24 hours  
    http://noticias-angop.netangola.com/24sobre24-e.asp

44. Africa Links - John C. McCall
    EarthLife africa (South africa); Zambian Gopher Com A source for informationon Caribbean culture. Dogon niger Lobi (An great collection of photographic  
    http://www.siu.edu/~anthro/mccall/AfricaLinks.html
    
    Extractions: Email: jmccall@siu.edu Africa Links AfricaOnline USAfricaOnline Fourth World Documentation ProjectAfrica Documents NewAfrica.com ... 1994 Genocide in Rwanda (807 page report by Alison Des Forges, "Leave None to Tell the Story: Genocide in Rwanda" (Human Rights Watch, March 1999). The African Women's Media Center The African Studies Association (USA) International African Institute African Studies at SIUC Indiana University- African Studies Program ... LCTL database (A search engine at University of Minnesota listing colleges and universities that teach African languages and other "Less Commonly Taught Languages") Jenda: A Journal of Culture and African Women's Studies West Africa Review Journal of Language and Popular Culture in Africa Journal of African Immigration ... NTAMA - Journal of African Music and Popular Culture Smithsonian National Museum of African Art G.I. Jones Photographic Archive of Southeastern Nigerian Art and Culture

45. Corcoran High School Peace Corps Partnership
    Hospitals, and the first school for the blind in all of central africa. In the Spring,Corcoran students may be teaching about niger's culture to the students  
    http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/corcoranpeace/
    
    Extractions: Boure Well Project T he 2001 Corcoran / Roberts Peace Corps Partnership Project is the construction of a cemented drinking water well in Boure, Niger. The goal is to raise $3,000.00 to fund it's construction. Peace Corps Volunteer Rosalynn Frederick of Copake, New York, 1998 graduate of Ithaca College , proposed this project that we are funding. S ince 1983-84 Corcoran High School of Syracuse, New York, has annually funded a Peace Corps Partnership Project. Over the years we have raised aproximatly $100,000 and funded 18 partnerships, including the construction of 6 primary schools, 2 Wells, 2 Maternity Hospitals, and the first school for the blind in all of central Africa. T his year's project is the 18th funded through the efforts of the students of Corcoran High School and Roberts Elementary School. It is the 16th funded through the sale of student drawn notecards. I n addition to the annual publication of student drawn note cards, students participate in cross-cultural exchanges with the villagers, exchanging letters, photos, and artifacts. In the Spring, Corcoran students may be teaching about Niger's culture to the students at neighboring Roberts School. [ Click for More P romote W orld P eace...buy one of our t-shirts...and help fund a well in Niger at the same time! Check out the new

46. Panapress Official Website
    it to Zambia, Mali, Burkina Faso, Gambia, niger and Senegal some of the brightest,emerging jazz talents in South africa. who cover the field of culture at the  
    http://www.panapress.com/RubIndexlat.asp?code=eng006

47. International Programs: Niger
    concepts such as class, status, and culture, and they CAS FR 344 The Performing Artsof niger in the FR 400 Francophone Literature of West africa I Prerequisite  
    http://www.bu.edu/abroad/countries/niger/courses.html
    
    Extractions: Focuses on the following themes: geography and history of Niger; women and family life; the economic situation; industry and commerce; agriculture and the possibility of food self-sufficiency; religion and life cycles; ethnicity; educational reform; health, medical services, and population issues; democratization; and traditional occupations in Niger. This course uses a guest speaker format with student presentations, group discussions, reading assignments, and field trips. Two sections are offered; one is taught in English and the other in French, both of which require some readings and guest lectures in French. Niandou. 4cr Download course syllabus Spring semester, required. Focuses on the ethnic, cultural, economic, and political diversity in West Africa. The course is set in an historical framework, dealing with the history of colonial penetration; the impact that it had in various parts of Africa; the ongoing interplay and conflict between traditional cultures, languages, and values, with the needs of the modern political nation-state. Taught in French with some readings in English. Yaya. 4cr

48. International Programs: Niger
    the study of language and society in the Sahel region of West africa with individualcommunity service placements that examine niger’s culture and ongoing  
    http://www.bu.edu/abroad/countries/niger/

49. ClayGate 960 : Africa
    966, Google Web Directory West africa. 966, HWest-africa West african Historyand culture. 966, West africa Review. 966.1. 966.26. 966.26, BUBL Link niger.  
    http://library.bendigo.latrobe.edu.au/irs/webcat/960.htm
    
    Extractions: The Dewey Decimal Classification is © 1996-2000 OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Incorporated . Used with Permission. Africa Academic Info : African Studies Africa Online African and African American Collections at UC Berkeley African Governments on the WWW ... ZNET Africa Watch Tunisia and Libya Google Web Directory : North Africa Arab Gateway : Tunisia ArabNet : Tunisia BUBL Link : Tunisia ... Global Policy Forum : Libya Egypt Arab Gateway : Egypt ArabNet : Egypt Awesome Library : Egypt BUBL Link : Egypt ... Sudan War Nominal Roll Database Ethiopia Awesome Library : Ethiopia BUBL Link : Ethiopia CIA World Fact Book : Ethiopia Google Web Directory : Ethiopia ... Yahoo! : Western Sahara Algeria Arab Gateway : Algeria ArabNet : Algeria BUBL Link : Algeria CIA World Fact Book : Algeria ... Global Policy Forum : Sanctions Against Nigeria Feedback Form: Please fill out the form below to assist in the maintenance and accuracy of the links on this web page. Your feedback is always appreciated... URL no longer exists:

50. Terralingua -- Organizations Working On Linguistic Diversity Issues: Africa
    which is a native language of North africa (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, niger,Mali, Canary Islands, etc.). The Tamazight language and culture are not  
    http://www.terralingua.org/OrgsAfrica.html
    
    Extractions: Organizations Working on Linguistic Diversity Issues: Africa. Associates in Research Education and Development (A.R.E.D.) has a long history of promoting adult literacy training in Senegal. Contact Sonja Diallo at ared@enda.sn . They publish books in Senegalese languages (90% of their work is in the Pulaar/Fulfulde language), and provide training to local groups of new literates who wish to use our books in locally organized classes. The Amazigh Cultural Association in America www.tamazgha.org/ www.ee.umd.edu/~sellami/AVoice.html . A.C.A.A. maintains links with organizations among the world that have interest in the Amazigh history, culture and language. A.C.A.A. is an active member of the Amazigh World Congress ( www.worldlynx.net/tamazgha/ ). ACAA is also a member of C.P.S.T., the Tifinagh Standardization Commitee. Contact: Amazigh Cultural Association in America, P.O. Box 58502, Philadelphia, PA. 19102-8502, U.S.A.; Telephone Number: 1-613-765 4914; Fax. Number: 1-613-763 5219; acaa@tamazgha.org

51. Africa Travel Heritage Culture History
    Angeles Times June 18, 2000 africa Crafts Show A shopping tour to africa Oct Abidjah,Ivory Coast for lunch and a city tour, and Niamey, niger, where silver  
    http://www.galleryasha.com/press.html
    
    Extractions: Gallery Asha of Culver City will be hosting a tour of Zimbabwe July 14 to 30. Participants fly to Harare for an early evening city tour, then travel to the ancient ruins of the Monomatapa Empire, also known as Great Zimbabwe. From July 25 to 28 the group will travel to Victoria Falls, Lake Kariba and Hwange National Park. Once in Victoria Falls, quests are free to walk around the falls and visit the Nature Sanctuary or the Crafts Village or have a lunch or a sunset cruise. At Hwange National Park, guests will view animals in the wild during an early morning and afternoon game drive. Lake Kariba will be a rest-and-relaxation point on the return to Harare, or participants can visit Kariba Heights and the Dam Wall, or have a sunset cruise on the lake. There also will be activities surrounding the fourth African American Summit being held in Harare July 21 to 27.

52. Untitled
    niger culture niger History niger Overview nigeria Info Somalia Geography Somaliaculture Somalia History Somalia Overview South africa Practical Info  
    http://www.travelwizard.com/site_index.html

53. Central Africa Books, Essential Reading
    Cultural Atlas of africa • Jocelyn Murray • CULTURAL illustrated portrait ofthe culture, people and Nomads of niger • Carol Beckwith • Marion Van  
    http://www.longitudebooks.com/find/d/3123/pc/Africa/mcms.html
    
    Extractions: Central Africa READING AND TRAVEL GUIDE We feature a handpicked selection of travel guides, maps, literature, books on art, nature and culture, all designed to help you get more out of your travels to Central Africa. Order an essential package, and we’ll ship any additional items for free. These items are available for , including An enthralling narrative of the 19th-century colonization of the Belgian Congo. The focus of the book, written by an award-winning journalist, is the man who oversaw the colonization, Belgian King Leopold, a ruler who portrayed himself as a great humanitarian, but who was in fact a murderous tyrant. No Mercy, A Journey to the Heart of the Congo

54. AdmiNet - Africa
    resources Black culture Arab Resources african Art, culture african cooking Questionsabout africa Thanks. Namibia, niger, nigeria, Oman, Palestine.  
    http://www.adminet.com/africa/

55. An Introduction To Mali
    Brief introduction to the geography, climate, and history of Mali.Category Regional africa Mali Bandiagara escarpment, home to the fascinating culture of the Mali, the largest countryin West africa, is bordered by to the north and northeast, niger to the  
    http://www.geographia.com/mali/
    
    Extractions: Mali Exploring Mali Africa Homepage Geographia Home A lthough it cannot compete with the major safari countries for sheer natural spectacle, Mali is a nation of unusual interest and charm. Like Egypt, Mali is a country that is intimately related to a great riverin this case, the Niger. In addition, Mali is the location of some of the continent's most interesting cultural sites. Legendary Timbuktu is located here, and in the center of the country is the magnificently dramatic Bandiagara escarpment, home to the fascinating culture of the Dogon. Mali, the largest country in West Africa, is bordered by seven other states: Algeria lies to the north and northeast, Niger to the east, Burkina Faso to the southeast and, with the Ivory Coast, to the south. On the west are Senegal and Mauritania. Mali is shaped a bit like a butterfly, leaning to the northwest, with a much smaller left than right wing. The larger northwestern region of the country, which extends into the Sahara, is almost entirely arid desert or semidesert. In the central region, known as the Sahel, life follows the Niger River's annual flood cycle, with high water between August and November. In the southwestern area, rainfall and rivers are more plentiful, and this region is marginally more lush than the rest of the country. Mali's single most important geographic feature is undoubtedly the great Niger River, which traverses both the Sahel and the southeastern section of the country. The Niger, like the Nile, is both a critical source of sustenance and a major transportation arteryand in this latter capacity it is an excellent venue for boat travel.

56. An Introduction To Africa
    Introduces the different countries of africa and their people.Category Kids and Teens School Time World cultures africa of the continent, and much precolonial culture remains intact. both of which producesome of africa's finest craft city on the banks of the niger River, rose  
    http://www.geographia.com/indx06.htm
    
    Extractions: Safari . The word simply means "travel" in Swahili, but for many, it alludes to wonders first envisioned in childhood: sweeping savannas, big snarling cats, thundering herds of elephant and wildebeest. Like its meaning, the word roams the imagination, becoming other words and places, like serengeti, sahara , or Kilimanjaro . Safari crosses the landscape of the mind, until it finally merges with the name of the great continent itself, Africa. Geographia invites our readers to explore all the traditional African safari destinations, but the game parks and wildlife reserves are only the beginning of the adventure. The second largest continent on Earth, Africa contains more countries than any other. With a history of human habitation that begins with the oldest known ancestors of man, the continent's cultural wealth easily matches its natural attractions. Empires rose and fell in Africa thousands of years before the European powers began their protracted exploitation of the continent, and much pre-colonial culture remains intact.

57. OPIC Links: Niger
    Gateway Country Links Database Information for niger. Business culture FreedomHouse Country Freedom Rating. of Congress Reading Room - africa / Middle East  
    http://www.opic.gov/links/countryInfo.asp?country=Niger®ion=afr

58. Africa Resources And Links
    Covers the history, society and culture, economy, and political system of thistroubled nation. africa South of the SaharaLinks. niger Focus on niger.  
    http://www.virginia.edu/iso/ic/library/Country/links/africa.html
    
    Extractions: Africa can be divided into two cultural regions, North Africa and Africa South of the Sahara (for a list of which African countries are in which region, click here ). Use the following links to take you to both the Library's resources on these regions and to links to web sites that deal with African culture: General AfricaLibrary Resources and Links North AfricaLibrary Resources and Links Africa South of the SaharaLibrary Resources and Links General AfricaLibrary Resources The following is just a representative sampling of the International Center Library's materials on Africa. If you have any questions about our other resources, please email the Library Africa ed. by Phyllis Martin and Patrick O'Meara, 1995. Essays on everything from African history to African music to popular culture in urban Africa. Africa: A Continent Revealed by Rene Gordon, 1981. Hundreds of color photographs of Africa and Africans. The Black Man's Burden: Africa and the Curse of the Nation-State by Basil Davidson, 1992. A discussion of Africa's political instability in its historical context from one of the continent's most respected historians.

59. Tiscali Recherche - Nomade.fr - Culture Et Loisirs
    Translate this page Site d'Association - africa-Collect - Bordeaux, France - Tous Publics 31) http//www.culture.fr/culture/arcnatHache Nomade.Fr Aux confins du niger, dans le  
    http://www.nomade.fr/cat/culture_loisirs/patrimoine_musees/musees_virtuels_exp/

60. DreamWeaver - Our West African Trips
    villages and learning about a fascinating traditional culture. is on an island inthe niger River delta most interesting and picturesque towns in West africa.  
    http://www.dreamweavertravel.net/trips.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Page Who We Are and How To Reach Us General Policies and Travel Ethics Our South America Trips ... South America Journal Combine time on the beach, mountain hiking in a rainforest (rainforest hiking in the mountains?), and discovering the rich culture of West Cameroon and you've got our OmniTour. Rubber and cocoa plantations, lush rain forest, black sand beaches, a world-class botanical garden, and a great primate center await you in Cameroon’s Southwest. In the Northwest Province, you’ll learn about the incredibly rich traditional culture and history of the grasslands people and tour the beautiful Ring Road. Optional activities include visiting Korup National Park, Kribi’s beaches and Pygmie villages, and the Sultan's Palace in Foumban, Cameroon's Moslem center. Day 1 - Arrival: Arrive Douala, drive to Limbe, and orientation. Day 2 - Beachin’: A day to unwind, tour the town, or hang out at the beach. Limbe is a picturesque little town, situated on a bay of the Gulf of Guinee. Beautiful palm vistas, traditional African market, and interesting bars and shops.

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