- The
Kuranko, also
called Koranko, Kolanko, Kooranko, Koronko, Kouranko, Kulanko, Kurako, Kuronko, Kuranké, or Karanko, are a
Mandeka (People from Mande)...
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Kuranko is a
Mande language spoken in
Southwestern Africa by
approximately 350,000
Kuranko people in
Sierra Leone and Guinea. In
Guinea it
blends into...
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Other minority ethnic groups are the
Kuranko, who are
related to the Mandingo, and are
largely Muslims. The
Kuranko are
believed to have
begun arriving...
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province and the
north Western province.
Other languages include Kono, Kissi,
Kuranko, Limba, Fula (****r),
Mandingo and Susu.
Although English, as the official...
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Other minority ethnic groups are the
Kuranko, who are
related to the Mandingo, and are
largely Muslims. The
Kuranko are
believed to have
begun arriving...
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conquest by
Samory Touré in the
northeast solidified Islam among the Yalunka,
Kuranko and
Limba people. The 15th
century marked the
beginning of
European interaction...
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remaining of the
Yalunka went
further into the
mountains to
settle among the
Kuranko,
Limba and
Kissi people. In the
midst some were
raided by
Almamy Samori...
- Leone) Kpee
people (Burkina Faso)
Kpelle people (Sierra Leone, Liberia)
Kuranko people (Sierra Leone, Guinea)
Kyenga people (Nigeria, Benin) Lele people...
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Koinadugu district is
almost entirely made up of five main
ethnic groups: the
Kuranko, Mandingo, Fula, Limba, and Yalunka.
These five
ethnic groups are politically...
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Turay and po****rized by his son-in-law
Kisimi Kamara (c. 1890–1962), a
Kuranko man in
Sierra Leone.
During the 1920s and 1930s, he ran a
school in southern...
