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  • Republic of the Congo
    Republic of the Congo
    / Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

    …introduction in the 1960s of n’dama cattle, a breed resistant to the tsetse fly.

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  • Fouta Djallon region, Guinea
    Fouta Djallon

    …Fulani peoples who herd tsetse-resistant Ndama cattle. The town of LabĆ© is the chief trade centre.

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    …Fulani peoples who herd tsetse-resistant Ndama cattle. The town of LabĆ© is the chief trade centre.

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