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Cameroon
Education, Culture, and History
- AFHEMI: African Arts/Handicraft and Environmental Management Institute,
Yaoundé, Cameroon (Prof. Carol Ventura, Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, Tennessee)
This website offers general information about the center and links to information about a variety of Cameroonian visual and handicraft artists
who work with metal, bark, beads, pottery, wood, and cloth; links to non-African handicraft artists.
- AFRIC'ARTEC: favoriser la connaissance des arts contemporains africains en Europe (Ecole Régionale des Beaux-Arts de Rennes, France)
"Au Sénégal, au Cameroun et en France, principalement, Afric'artec met en place des expositions, colloques, workshops rencontres, échanges, publications et manifestations diverses." Voir aussi: Ishango. (Online): revue des arts et des technologies. Spécial Cameroun (62 pages en format PDF). -- Rennes: Ecole régionale des beaux-arts de Rennes, 2008-
- Agence universitaire de la Francophonie: Bureau Afrique Centrale (Yaoundé, Cameroun; via Refer)
A ce site, on peut lire les actualités sur l'éducation dans la région de l'Afrique Centrale et suivre les liens aux
autres sites.
- doual'art (Douala, Cameroun)
"doual'art est un centre d'art contemporain et un laboratoire expérimental de nouvelles pratiques urbaines dans les villes africaines."
- Dschang-Online (Cameroun)
"Espace consacré à la promotion de l'art, de la culture, des coutumes et traditions des hautes terres de l'ouest Cameroun; le peuple Bamiléké en général et la région de Dschang en particulier."
- The Films of Jean-Marie Teno (Harriman, New York)
A commercial site offering a biography and filmography on the Cameroonian film director/producer; plus, order information in the United States.
- Francis Bebey (1929-2001
- Fula Language Acquisitions at Columbia University Libraries (2009) (New York)
- Fulfulde Publications from SIL Cameroon (Yaoundé, Cameroun)
- Hausa Home Page (University of California, Los
Angeles)
This site --still under construction-- offers basic information and links on Hausa language and culture, including an annotated bibliography, a section on Hausa writing, and a few illustrations and sound files.
- International Bureau of Education = Bureau de l'Education International: Cameroon (UNESCO, Geneva, Switzerland)
- K'ofar Hausa: The Online Dictionary (Franz
Stoiber et al., Afrikanistik, Universität Wien, Austria)
A searchable dictionary in Hausa, English or German, with frequent updates. As of October 2001, the authors claim to include about 9000 Hausa key-words.
- "Mama for Story": Excerpts from Tributes to E. M. Chilver and Other
Publications (Ian Fowler, David Zeitlyn, et al., Centre for Social Anthropology and Computing, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK)
This document contains excerpts from articles on Cameroonian history and social anthropology that have appeared in journals published in
1995-1996. There are links to other excerpted texts and related web sites, as well.
- Mandara Mountains Homepage (S. Cattini-Muller and G.
Muller-Kosack, Mandaras Publishing, London, UK)
A website highlighting the ethnographic literature and history of the peoples of the northern Mandara mountains in north Cameroon and northeast
Nigeria.
-- Northern Mandaras bibliography
- Méga-Tchad (via Universität Bayreuth, Germany)
- Mongo Beti (1932-2001) on the Web
- Polis. (Online) -- Bordeaux, France: Groupe de Recherches
Administratives, Politiques, et Sociales, 1996-
POLIS est une revue camerounaise de science politique qui accueille les articles en français et en anglais portant sur la vie politique
aussi bien nationale qu'internationale. POLIS est hébergé par le Centre
d'étude d'Afrique noire (CEAN).
- Royaume Bamoun (Cameroun; via BN-iCOM, Biangue Networks, Germany)
Veuillez voir aussi, Ngouon.com: les grandes journées traditionnelles et culturelles du peuple Bamoun
- UNESCO WebWorld: Cameroon: Masks and Statues / Masques et Statues du
Musée National de Yaoundé et du Musée des Bénédictins du Mont-Febe ("Memory of the World"
Programme, Paris)
- Universities in Cameroon on the Web
- The Virtual Institute of Mambila Studies (University of Kent, Canterbury, UK)
"The Virtual Institute of Mambila Studies seeks to collate and connect the different research and researchers with an interest in the
Mambila people of the Nigeria - Cameroon borderland and their neighbours; their languages and the area in which they live. We take a broad view of
Mambila, including other groups speaking related languages such as Kwanja, Vute, Wawa, Nizaa, Njerep (3 speakers at last count!), Twendi (35
speakers), Tep, and others. Our research is primarily of an anthropological and linguistic nature; abstracts or full texts of papers are available
at the site."
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