tde Mindif", comes from a Musgum word "Mindif" which literally means "the mouth of man" The Musgum people are autochthone people in Kousseri, living with...

Musgum mud huts or Musgum dwelling units are traditional domestic structures built of mud by the ethnic Musgum people in the Maga sub-division, Mayo-Danay...

Musgum may refer to: Musgum people Musgum dwelling units Musgu language This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Musgum. If an...

house doves, some are beehive shaped, stone structures Musgum mud huts, huts of the Musgum people in Cameroon Nuraghe, large, round, neolithic, stone structures...

Kamwe, Kirya-Konzel Musgum – North Kotoko Kotoko Island: Buduma Kotoko North: Mpade, Afaɗə, Malgbe, Maltam Musgum (B.2): Musgum, Mbara, Muskum (†) Kotoko...

jihad upon the surrounding non-Muslim populations of Musgum, Massa, and Sumeya peoples. The Musgum claim a Massa origin through the union between a Kotoko...

Empire. More than 30,000 people in northern Cameroon fled to Chad after ethnic clashes over access to water between Musgum fishermen and ethnic Arab...

known as: Hunga Munga Danisco by the Marghi[citation needed] Goleyo by the Musgum Njiga by the Bagirmi[citation needed] Kpinga by the Zande. They were classed...

Stride, Peoples and Empires of West Africa Ethnic groups in the Lake Chad basin, such as the Buduma, Gamergu, Kanembu, Kotoko, and Musgum claim descent...

the Chadic language family. The Musgum people (Musgum or Mulwi) are a Chadic ethnic group in Cameroon. Many Musgums engage in agriculture with staple...