Zaghawa
Zaghawa is an
African ethnic group or tribe, mainly living in eastern
Chad and western
Sudan, including the
Darfur province of Sudan. They refer to themselves as the Beri, while the name Zaghawa was given to them by the nearby
Arab peoples, and became more well-known. They have their own language, which is also called
Zaghawa, and the breed of sheep that they herd is called Zaghawa. They are semi-nomadic and obtain much of their livelihood through herding cattle, camels and sheep, and harvesting wild grains.
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Zaghawa
Les Zaghawa, appelé également Béri, sont une
ethnie vivant principalement au
Tchad, mais aussi au
Darfour et relativement proche des
Toubous-Goranes. Ils composent environ 2% de la population du Tchad mais tiennent les rênes du pouvoir depuis l'arrivée au pouvoir du président actuel (2007)
Idriss Déby Itno en décembre 1990. Au Tchad, ils vivent de
Fada à
Iriba, mais depuis quelques décennies s'installent dans le
Dar Tama (Guéréda).
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Zaghawaene er en
afrikansk etnisk gruppe eller stamme som tradisjonelt holder til øst i
Tsjad og nordvest i
Darfurregionen i
Sudan. De omtaler seg selv som beriene, men de er mere kjent som zaghawaene, et navn de har fått av
arabere i området. Samlet utgjør de rundt 450 000 mennesker, hvorav 310 000 i Sudan og 130 000 i Tsjad. I tillegg lever anslagsvis 10 000 som innvandrere i
Libya.
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