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Avatime may
refer to:
Avatime people Avatime language This
disambiguation page
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title Avatime. If an
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Avatime, also
known as Afatime, Sideme, or Sia, is a Kwa
language of the
Avatime (self designation:
Kedone (m.sg.))
people of
eastern Ghana. The Avatime...
- the
Avatime Traditional area
Avatime (Amedzofe,
Avatime Biakpa,
Avatime Dzogbefeme,
Avatime Gbadzeme,
Avatime Fume, and
Avatime Dzokpe)
Avatime Vane...
- The
Avatime are an Akan
people who live in
Volta region of Ghana.
History has it that they are
Ahanta people who
migrated to the
Volta region. Olson,...
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distinct from the
letter F,
which represents an [f]. It is also used in the
Avatime, Lelemi, Nyangbo-Tafi, and Waci languages. The
minuscule italic ƒ, also...
- peoples. The Guan
peoples include the Lolobi, Likpe, Akpafu, Buem,Nyangbo,
Avatime, and Nkonya.[citation needed] This
region was
carved out of the
Volta Region...
- by
German missionaries. It is the home of the
oldest EP
Church in the
Avatime Traditional Area that was
built in 1889 by the Germans. It is at an altitude...
- (Akpafu–Lolobi)
Likpe Santrokofi (Sεlεε) 2.
Logba 3.
Adele Basila (Anii) Ka-Togo 1.
Avatime Nyangbo-Tafi 2. Ahlo (Igo)
Bowili Kposo 3.
Animere Akebu However, this...
- the
chiefs and
people of Vane
which is the
traditional capital of the
Avatime people. It is
located in the Ho West
District in the
Volta Region of Ghana...
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Themes in West Africa's
History (2006). Brydon, Lynne. "Constructing
Avatime:
questions of
history and
identity in a West
African polity, c. 1690s to...
