"Bangassou" is an autobiographical presentation of the Chasteen family's life and ministry in the Central African Republic.
... Bangassou , succeeded him in the face of serious dy- nastic quarrels . On 14 June 1890 , Bangassou appeared at Yakoma , a post held by King Leopold's officers , and signed a treaty with Cap- tain Alphonse Vangele , ceding his kingdom ...
... Bangassou's father Mbali-Gbandi was killed during a fight with a Banda group around 1878, after which Bangassou became ruler. In 1876, a slave raider, Rabih Fadlallah, from South Sudan, established a camp near the Shinko River and sent ...
... Bangassou, CAR, 9 March 2015. Interview with a commanding officer of MINUSCA, Bangassou, CAR, 9 March 2015. Interview with Muslim trader, Bangassou, CAR, 10 March 2015. Observation of CPMM meeting, CAR, 10 March 2015. Group discussion ...
... Bangassou that gave the company a monopoly on all trade by barter or money and all transport throughout Nzakara territory. Bangassou also ceded full power to the company to pursue, in his name, all receivers ofstolen (or privately ...
... Bangassou, an indigenous black potentate with sufficient power and wealth to have deserved the title sultan amongst Europeans (for whom see Chapter 7). His was an entirely different political structure from those of the surrounding ...
... Bangassou and Bakouma. Bangassou, a city in the south-eastern part of the country and capital of the Mbomou prefecture, hosted my team for two weeks. It is a city known for its wildlife, market and nearby Bangassou Airport, and home to ...
... Bangassou Forest Rese serve Dekoa N 3 6 Kilometres Ambroise Zanga Madamboya Yalinga Zipo CON N G 0 Bangassou DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO 12 - Dec 1975 Biodiversity of Bangassou : Central African Republic The Bangassou Forest is a ...
... Bangassou Forest , Central African Republic The eastern Central African Republic , centred on the Chinko River Basin and Bangassou Forest , is one of the most remote , largest and most important wilderness areas remaining in Africa ...
... Bangassou. Most of the others at that time were only concubines or slaves, given by Mbali to his son as reward for his military expeditions. She, as chief wife, was entrusted with distributing the foodstuffs to her co-wives. Natelege ...