- Look up
Palaver or
palaver in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Palaver may
refer to:
Palaver (custom), a form of
local conflict resolution in different...
- In Africa, the
palaver is a
custom of meeting, and of
creating or
maintaining social links. It is an
egalitarian institution in
which all or part of a...
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Palaver,
otherwise known as
Palaver: A
Romance of
Northern Nigeria, is a 1926
silent film shot in
British Nigeria; it is
recognized today as the first...
-
Palaver sauce or
palava sauce or
plasas is a type of stew
widely eaten in West Africa,
including Ghana, Liberia,
Sierra Leone The word
palaver comes from...
- of Two
Hummock Island.
Situated 5.07
kilometres (3.15 mi)
southeast of
Palaver Point, 9.39
kilometres (5.83 mi)
south by east of
Wauters Point, and 33...
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caricaturing Oswald Mosley's Blackshirts, who "firmly refuse/ To
descend to
palaver with
anthropoid Jews". The "new evangels" of
totalitarianism are presented...
- 1998.
Combs James E. &
Nimmo Dan, The New Propaganda: The
Dictatorship of
Palaver in
Contemporary Politics.
White Plains, N.Y. Longman. (1993) Cull, Nicholas...
- (2016) This Guy (2017–2018)
Cravings (2019) Don't Got This (2019–2021)
Palavering! (2025) My
Child and
Other Mistakes: How to Ruin Your Life in the Best...
- Petitfrère
remarks that
Rommel was in a
hurry and had no time for
useless palavers,
although this act was
still debatable. Telp
remarks that, "he treated...
- of exhibition; the
earliest feature film made in
Nigeria is the 1926's
Palaver produced by
Geoffrey Barkas. The film was also the
first film ever to feature...
