Traditional Bamoun and Duala Political Powers through the Prism of Cameroon

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The essay explores the impact of German, French, and British colonization on the traditional political structures of the Bamoun and Duala communities in Cameroon. It examines how these groups adapted to the changes brought about by the emergence of the Cameroonian postcolonial state, focusing on local sociological factors like tribal affiliations and vernacular languages. The analysis highlights the resulting divisions and fragmentation within communities as they navigated the quest for national political resources.