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timber commonly known as ọjị,
African teak, iroko, intule, kambala, moreira,
mvule, odum and tule. The
species is a
large deciduous tree
growing up to 50 metres...
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English it may be
called bark
cloth tree, antiaris,
false iroko,
false mvule or upas tree, and in the
Javanese language it is
known as the upas (meaning...
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Retrieved 8
March 2020. Kioko, D. (2012). The
Akamba people and music. Nairobi:
Mvule publishers. The
Kamba on bluegekco,
Tribes of
Kenya Ethnology of A-Kamba...
- and
mother From
Strength to Strength, the
Story of
Peter Kipchumba Rono, by Kibny'aanko Seroney.
Published by
Mvule Africa Publishers,
Nairobi 2009....
- 2023-07-31. Lumumba,
Patrick L. O. (2008). Call for
Political Hygiene in Kenya.
MvuleAfrica Publishers. ISBN 978-9966-769-45-9. "isbn:9966530401 -
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- 2004.
Mvule Africa Publishers (2011). "Book Review:
Walking Through The
Corridor of
Services – Hard Cover, by
Simeon Nyachae". Nairobi:
Mvule Africa...
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albizia (Albizia grandibracteata),
cheesewood (Alstonia boonei),
false mvule (Antiaris toxicaria),
African ita (Celtis adolfi-friderici),
white stinkwood...
- and the
characteristic trees East
African ****gany (Khaya anthotheca) and
mvule (Milicia excelsa) that were
present in the 1950s have been
since mostly...
-
Mandir uses
indigenous timber from East Africa, such as camphor, ****gany,
mvule, Mt.
Elgon teak and meru oak. This was
exported to
India and
carved by approximately...
- women's
rights advocacy. In 2005,
Arcadia provided a $5
million grant to the
Mvule Trust, to
provide bursaries to
young women in
Uganda so they can go to secondary...
