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Encyclopedia > Dioula

Dioula (Jula) is a language spoken in Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire. It is related to Bambara in a manner similar to the relation between American English and British English. It's probably the most used language for trade in West Africa.


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News: West Africa, Four more killed, three hurt in ethnic clashes in Ivory Coast (705 words)
The residents told AFP the four killed overnight were members of the Dioula ethnic group, which was blamed for sparking the latest upsurge in violence with a raid on the Guere people last Wednesday.
Residents said two sisters of the Sidibe family and one of their uncles had been killed by a militia related to the Guere in one Dioula district, Latif, and another sister was abducted.
The attacks were the latest in a series since April which has raised tension in the rich cocoa-growing regions of the divided country and sparked fears for a fragile truce between government forces and rebels.
afrol News - Côte d'Ivoire peace threatened, again (577 words)
The perpetrators, commonly believed to be from the northern Dioula people, killed 41 people and wounded 61 on the outskirts of the major cocoa marketing town.
Armed groups of Guérés and Dioulas are engaging in revenge attacks.
The farming Guéré people has for decades felt its lands were occupied by foreigners growing cocoa and the Dioula - cousins of the Mandinka from Guinea and Senegal - a Muslim minority people controlling much of the town's trade a cattle raising.
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