Duala

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Du·a·la

 (do͝o-ä′lä)
See Douala.
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Duala

(dʊˈɑːlə; -lɑː)
npl -la or -las
1. (Peoples) a member of a Negroid people of W Africa living chiefly in Cameroon
2. (Languages) the language of this people, belonging to the Bantu group of the Niger-Congo family
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By getting involved in the documentary, the charity crossed paths with presenter One Show reporter Kevin Duala, who ended up growing so connected to Street Angels UK, that he started to volunteer in the London outreaches.
What we are seeing in Monrovia, the capital of Liberia, where garbage is swallowing up major streets and markets in Duala, West Point, Paynesville and other key parts of the city, is not an uncommon phenomenon; it is prevalent in Mombasa, Kenya, Lagos, Nigeria, and Beirut, Lebanon.
Raila said Africa needs to come up with a new transcontinental corridor to connect the eastern, western and central countries to the deep sea ports of Lamu in Kenya and Duala in Cameroon.
Abubakar Shettima, a resident of Duala in Dogon Dutse, Jos North local government area of Plateau state has relocated to his polling unit at Dogon Agogo where he is already queuing up ahead of Saturday's Presidential election.
Mkulwe, Kinga; Nyaturu, Isanzu, Nilamba; Ganda, Nyoro, Haya; Masai; Chagga, Digo; Rwanda, Shi, Rundi; Sukuma, Gusii, Kumbi; Fang, Bube, Bulu, Tanga; Duala, Basa, Kwiri; Kru; Sakata; Akan, Ashanti, Akwapim, Tvi; Baule, Nzema, Agni; Dan, Guro, Mano, Sapa, Ngere; Igbo; Isoko; Tiv, Jukun, Bete,Wute; Ewe; Fon; Kpelle, Kono; Fulbe, Wolof, Serer; Biu-Mandara; Mbundu, Owambo; Kongo; Gogo, Zaramo, Kaguru; Yoruba, Nupe, Bini; Northern Gur (Oti-Volta); Manden, Bamana, Malinke, Diula; Hausa; Stieng, Chrau, Sre;
"He [Weah] even used to sell for his grandmother in Duala public market," shouted a young man from the rear of the taxi.
The room was filled with well-known faces from the small screen and I caught up with my fellow The One Show reporters Nick Wallis and Kevin Duala and had a wee gossip with Good Morning Britain weatherman Alex Beresford.
On the other hand, Al-Zamalik also accompanied its local rival Al-Ahli to the African upper level of the groups of 16 after repeating its win over Union Duala of Cameroon.
Abdurrahman Duala Beileh met on Wednesday with Acting Charge d'Affaires of Yemen Embassy in Mogadishu Fuad al-Zurqa.
It has been more than a decade since with last heard new material from Coco Mbassi, and the years gone by led to maturity, or Joa, in the Duala language - also the title of her new album.
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