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Volume 18 - January 1948

Contents

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Research Article

  • The Basis of Bantu Literature

  • C. M. Doke
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    21 August 2012, pp. 284-301

  • Certain Bantu languages to-day are developing as literary media, not only for official, educational, correspondence or publicity purposes, but for the more aesthetic side of life, for mental and spiritual culture. It is appropriate to consider now what basis the Bantu languages, qua Bantu languages, have upon which to build a distinctive literature, what natural equipment for literary success.

Obituary

  • Miss Margaret Wrong

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    21 August 2012, p. 207
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  • Protestant Missions and Marriage in the Belgian Congo

  • J. Davidson
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    21 August 2012, pp. 120-128

  • A Consideration of the marriage question in the Belgian Congo may well begin by stating that the law of the colony recognizes three kinds of marriage: viz. (1) mariage civil, marriage according to the civil law; (2) mariage coutumier, marriage according to native law or custom; (3) mariage religieux, religious marriage.

    Very few Africans have availed themselves of the privilege of civil marriage for the simple reason that its existence is generally unknown. Several men known to the writer asked for civil marriage in the hope that it would add stability to their union. Almost without exception, however, they took other wives. The ceremony of civil marriage is performed by an officier de l'état civil.

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Notes and News

  • Condition of Women in two West African Societies: Dogon, French Sudan; Kissi, French Guinea

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    21 August 2012, p. 302
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  • The Handbook of African Languages

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    21 August 2012, p. 129
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  • U.N.E.S.C.O. in Nyasaland

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    21 August 2012, p. 208
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  • African Students take part in Cultural Survey

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    21 August 2012, p. 208
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  • Institut Français d'Afrique Noire

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    21 August 2012, p. 303
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  • A Lugard Memorial

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    21 August 2012, p. 49
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  • ‘Mine Kaffir’

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    21 August 2012, pp. 129-130
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  • A Beit Research Fellowship in Southern Rhodesia

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    21 August 2012, p. 130
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  • Development Plans for Basutoland

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    21 August 2012, pp. 49-51
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  • Islam in Dahomey

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    21 August 2012, pp. 303-304
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  • The Housing of Africans in the Union

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  • The Basutoland National Treasury

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  • Education for Citizenship in Africa

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    21 August 2012, pp. 208-209
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  • VIme Session du Congrès Colonial National en Belgique

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    21 August 2012, pp. 130-131
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  • Mass Education Experiment in Nyasaland

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    21 August 2012, pp. 304-305
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