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Encyclopedia > Malinke

The Malinké are an African ethnic group.


Approximately one million Malinkés are scattered throughout The Gambia, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Mali, Mauritania and Sénégal.


Traditionally they are subsistence farmers, growing small cash crops of peanuts and millet in the Sahel Africa region.


They are generally Muslim, having abandoned earlier pantheist beliefs.


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Malinke (2845 words)
The Malinke are heirs to the great Mali Empire, a medieval merchant empire that flourished from the thirteenth to the sixteenth century and greatly influenced the history of western Africa.
The Malinke use natural fertilizer, allowing livestock to graze on the fields lying fallow; and children are often seen tending the livestock Men do the plowing, sowing, planting, and a major part of the harvesting work.
Since the Malinke are socialized with a strong sense of responsibility to their family and lineage, many of the social problems that are prevalent in industrialized society are not encountered.
Malinke (473 words)
The Malinke is a culture that has been around for hundreds of years, one that has grown and spread throughout Africa.
The third division of the Malinke people are the slaves indebted from birth to a family of high power.
The women of the Malinke are responsible for cooking, cleaning, and caring of the children.
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