Suduwol is a village in Upper River Division, Gambia. It is a Soninke-speaking village with a population of approximately 3780. The village is made of seven tributes (Tunkara, Jaguraga, Sillah, Nimaga, Trawally, Sinera and Kanteh, and minority tribes including sawaneh and samura kunda, Kaira kunda, Danjo, Dambelly, ). It is currently ruled by the tribe which holds positions such as Head of the city (Degumee) and Imam. ( Jaguraga kunda holds all other leadership positions. This was the agreement of the founders of the village according to oral historians )
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| - Sudowol (Schreibvariante Suduwol) ist eine Ortschaft im westafrikanischen Staat Gambia. Nach einer Berechnung für das Jahr 2013 leben dort etwa 1587 Einwohner, das Ergebnis der letzten veröffentlichten Volkszählung von 1993 betrug 1281. (de)
- Suduwol är en ort i Gambia. Den ligger i regionen Upper River, i den östra delen av landet, 280 km öster om huvudstaden Banjul. Suduwol ligger 23 meter över havet och antalet invånare var 2 166 vid folkräkningen 2013. (sv)
- Suduwol is a village in Upper River Division, Gambia. It is a Soninke-speaking village with a population of approximately 3780. The village is made of seven tributes (Tunkara, Jaguraga, Sillah, Nimaga, Trawally, Sinera and Kanteh, and minority tribes including sawaneh and samura kunda, Kaira kunda, Danjo, Dambelly, ). It is currently ruled by the tribe which holds positions such as Head of the city (Degumee) and Imam. ( Jaguraga kunda holds all other leadership positions. This was the agreement of the founders of the village according to oral historians ) (en)
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| - Sudowol (Schreibvariante Suduwol) ist eine Ortschaft im westafrikanischen Staat Gambia. Nach einer Berechnung für das Jahr 2013 leben dort etwa 1587 Einwohner, das Ergebnis der letzten veröffentlichten Volkszählung von 1993 betrug 1281. (de)
- Suduwol is a village in Upper River Division, Gambia. It is a Soninke-speaking village with a population of approximately 3780. The village is made of seven tributes (Tunkara, Jaguraga, Sillah, Nimaga, Trawally, Sinera and Kanteh, and minority tribes including sawaneh and samura kunda, Kaira kunda, Danjo, Dambelly, ). It is currently ruled by the tribe which holds positions such as Head of the city (Degumee) and Imam. ( Jaguraga kunda holds all other leadership positions. This was the agreement of the founders of the village according to oral historians ) The current head of the city is Alhagie Maju Tunkara (Nov-2018). The Tunkaras in Gambia are all Soninke people. They live throughout West Africa and many immigrated to Europe. Suduwol is home to A primary and a secondary school. Recently a high school has been established.The village also have Islamic school known as Madrasa. Very important figures of suduwol include Ex-Chief of Kantora! ALH YUKASSE TUNKARA, Billay G Tunkara current MP of Kantora, Alhagie Kibily Jaguraga, Mpa Masa, Alhagie Billay Tunkara, Alh. Ebrima (current Imam) his son Dembo Touray Tunkara who currently lead people in prayers because the father old age. etc. The Soninke, also called Saraculeh or Serahuli, are a Mande people who descend from the Bafour and closely related to the Imraguen of Mauritania. They speak Soninke, a mande language. They were the founders of the ancient empire of Ghana, 750-1240 CE. Subgroups of Soninke include the Maraka and Wangara. After contact with Muslim Almoravid traders from the north around 1066, Soninke nobles of neighboring Takrur were among the first ethnic groups from Africa to embrace Islam. When the Ghana empire dispersed, the resulting diaspora brought Soninkes to Mali, Senegal, Mauritania, Gambia and Guinea-Bissau. This diaspora included Wangara, famous traders who spread far from traditionally Mande areas. Hence the term Wangara is used today in Ghana and Burkina Faso to describe the Soninke populations in cities and towns. The original text was written by;Bakumba Tunkara of Suduwol in 2010. (en)
- Suduwol är en ort i Gambia. Den ligger i regionen Upper River, i den östra delen av landet, 280 km öster om huvudstaden Banjul. Suduwol ligger 23 meter över havet och antalet invånare var 2 166 vid folkräkningen 2013. (sv)
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