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  • Cameroon
    Cameroon
    / Ethnic and linguistic composition

    …western Semi-Bantu-speaking groups include the Tikar, who live in the Bamenda region and in the western high plateau.

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    …western Semi-Bantu-speaking groups include the Tikar, who live in the Bamenda region and in the western high plateau.

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  • Cameroon
    Cameroon
    / Cultural life

    The Tikar people are famous for beautifully decorated brass pipes, the Ngoutou people for two-faced masks, and the Bamum for smiling masks.

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    The Tikar people are famous for beautifully decorated brass pipes, the Ngoutou people for two-faced masks, and the Bamum for smiling masks.

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