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  • Authors: Gaston Brice Nkoumou Ngoa; Ebenezer Lemven Wirba;

    After decades of the fight against gender discrimination in Sub-Saharan Africa in general and in Uganda in particular, gender disparities in labor markets persist. This paper provides a new empiric...

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  • Authors: Eric Nsuh Zuhmboshi;

    Abstract Most musicians, in their songs, portray their philosophical vision of life as could be seen in the case of Lucky Philip Dube, the black South African reggae musician. His songs show that he adheres to the principle of ethical humanism and portrays him as a crusader of social justice. Thus, this essay shows the link between musical art and law by examining the commitment of Dube’s lyrical composition in fighting for a just legal system in his society. This essay therefore, analyses some of his lyrical productions in order to expound on the philosophical ideas underneath the songs and how they tie with the search of an alternative jurisprudence and humanism in postcolonial discourse and the liberation of the subaltern. From the perspective of natural law theory, this essay postulates that Dube’s songs criticise the injustice of the legal philosophy in his society and quest for an impartial jurisprudence – that of equality and justice in his society.

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    Authors: Ordaz‐Németh, Isabel; Sop, Tenekwetche; Amarasekaran, Bala; Bachmann, Mona; +91 Authors

    Abstract Species distributions are influenced by processes occurring at multiple spatial scales. It is therefore insufficient to model species distribution at a single geographic scale, as this does not provide the necessary understanding of determining factors. Instead, multiple approaches are needed, each differing in spatial extent, grain, and research objective. Here, we present the first attempt to model continent‐wide great ape density distribution. We used site‐level estimates of African great ape abundance to (1) identify socioeconomic and environmental factors that drive densities at the continental scale, and (2) predict range‐wide great ape density. We collated great ape abundance estimates from 156 sites and defined 134 pseudo‐absence sites to represent additional absence locations. The latter were based on locations of unsuitable environmental conditions for great apes, and on existing literature. We compiled seven socioeconomic and environmental covariate layers and fitted a generalized linear model to investigate their influence on great ape abundance. We used an Akaike‐weighted average of full and subset models to predict the range‐wide density distribution of African great apes for the year 2015. Great ape densities were lowest where there were high Human Footprint and Gross Domestic Product values; the highest predicted densities were in Central Africa, and the lowest in West Africa. Only 10.7% of the total predicted population was found in the International Union for Conservation of Nature Category I and II protected areas. For 16 out of 20 countries, our estimated abundances were largely in line with those from previous studies. For four countries, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Liberia, and South Sudan, the estimated populations were excessively high. We propose further improvements to the model to overcome survey and predictor data limitations, which would enable a temporally dynamic approach for monitoring great apes across their range based on key indicators. Highlights We identified the Human Footprint and Gross Domestic Product as important indicators predicting African great ape density at the continental scale. Using site‐level abundance data, we predicted density and distribution for African great apes across their entire range. Human Footprint and Gross Domestic Product are important indicators for African great ape density. image Max‐Planck‐Gesellschaft http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/501100004189 Robert Bosch Stiftung http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/501100001646

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    American Journal of Primatology
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    Authors: Elroy Patrick Weledji;

    Human physiology is the basis of any rational system of medicine. Experimental physiology gives insights into fundamental homeostatic and adaptive responses in health and further the knowledge of pathological mechanisms in diseases. Traditionally, a great deal of experimental physiology is done with mammalian and sub-mammalian vertebrates, frogs and toads but, increasing use is being made of experiments on human subjects, including the students themselves. The results of clinical investigations of hospital patients may also yield more detailed and relevant information than can be obtained from animal preparations. The interaction and collaboration between the scientist who aims to understand the functioning of the human body and the physician who aims to treat the malfunction is mandatory in modern medicine. This is corroborated by the fact that medicine is an art based on science. Keywords: Experimental Physiology; History; Tribute; Biography; Medicine https://www.raftpubs.com/ijbm-biology-and-medicine/articles/ijbm_raft1024.php

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    Authors: Adam Mahamat;

    Au Cameroun, les victimes de la violence de Boko Haram au Nigeria et celles de la crise centrafricaine tombent sous le coup de stigmatisations plus ou moins justifiees de la part des populations d’...

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    Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue canadienne des études africaines
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    Authors: Pierpaolo Di Carlo; Rachel Ayuk Ojong Diba; Jeff Good;

    Purpose: To contribute to the establishment of a novel approach to language documentation that includes bilingual and multilingual speech data. This approach would open this domain of study to work by specialists of bilingualism and multilingualism. Approach: Within language documentation, the approach adopted in this paper exemplifies the “contemporary communicative ecology” mode of documentation. This radically differs from the “ancestral-code” mode of documentation that characterizes most language documentation corpora. Within the context of multilingualism studies, this paper advocates for the inclusion of a strong ethnographic component to research on multilingualism. Data and Analysis: The data presented comes from a context characterized by small-scale multilingualism, and the analyses provided are by and large focused on uncovering aspects of local metapragmatics. Conclusions: Conducting language documentation in contexts of small-scale multilingualism requires that the adequacy of a corpus is assessed with regard to sociolinguistic, rather than only structural linguistic, requirements. The notion of sociolinguistic adequacy is discussed in detail in analytical terms and illustrated through an example taken from ongoing research led by the authors. Originality: To date, there are no existing publications reviewing in the detail provided here how the documentation of multilingual speech in contexts of small-scale multilingualism should be structured. The contribution is highly original, in particular, for its theoretical grounding of the proposed approach. Significance/Implications: This article can serve as a reference for those interested in methodological and theoretical concerns relating to the practice of language documentation in contexts of small-scale multilingualism across the world. It may also help clarify ways for sociolinguists to engage more closely with work on language documentation, a domain that has thus far remained primarily informed by structural linguistic approaches.

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    Authors: Salomon Bertrant Bisse; Bokanda Eric Ekoko; Jacques Gerber; Emile Ekomane; +1 Authors

    AbstractContinental spring carbonates are perfect examples of the interaction of biotic and abiotic processes, and they preserve evidence of the velocity of the flow and the chemical composition of the spring water. This study focuses on non‐marine carbonates from fossil and active springs from the Bongongo and Ngol areas along the Cameroon Volcanic Line in South‐West Cameroon. Here, hydrothermal fluids reach the surface giving rise to small thermal springs, with temperatures between 31 and 49°C, and streams creating waterfalls, terracettes and barrage carbonate deposits. Petrographic analyses of these carbonates revealed that they are made up of stacked laminae of fibrous coarse crystals of low‐Mg calcite and laminae of alternate microsparite and micrite. The fibrous coarsely crystalline calcite, often with feather‐like fabric, grows from thin layers of micrite and peloids. Filaments of putative microbial origin are preserved within this peloidal micrite. The laminated microsparite and micrite microfacies is characterised by an intricate mesh of hollow filaments of microbial origin. The long feather‐like crystals of calcite formed in fast‐flowing water where the enhanced CO2 degassing has favoured the precipitation of CaCO3. The laminated micrite and microsparite, on the other hand, are probably formed in ponds where degassing and CO2 removal was lower and the calcite precipitation was fostered by microbial activity. The fast‐forming carbonates show higher Ce contents and very low total rare earth elements, revealing a preferential uptake of Ce with respect to other rare earth elements. This process would explain the positive or null Ce anomaly in continental spring carbonates elsewhere. The geochemical composition of these carbonates can be used as proxy for the characterisation of fluid/rock interactions between the groundwater and the substratum and for the characterisation of the sources of calcium and other elements that constitute tufa and travertines. The samples from Ngol are characterised by light rare earth element enrichment while those from Bongongo are overall enriched in heavy rare earth elements. Carbonates from both localities have a strong positive Eu anomaly (>4), suggesting a contribution from deep‐seated, hydrothermal, crustal fluids in contact with volcanic rocks and the breakdown of plagioclase from the Cameroon Volcanic Line alkali basalts.

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    Authors: Enoachuo Emilisco Jones;

    Kenyang is a language spoken in the Manyu Division in the South-West Region of the Republic of Cameroon in Central Africa. It has an increasing population of over 65.000 speakers spread out across three sub-divisions in two divisions of the South-West Region; Manyu division, in Upper and Central parts; and Koupe Muanegouba, at the west part of Nguti sub-division. The language is developing and has a written code (Latin script) but dominated by English graphemes for popular readability. Neighbouring languages result to three dialects; Upper Kenyang (“Kɛnyaŋ mfay” or Haut Kenyang); Lower Kenyang (“Kɛnyaŋ Ntɛn” or BasKenyang), Lower Kenyang is the reference dialect. Its developing status is endangered by the presence of the strong and influential spread of the dominant world language (English). The concern of this paper is on reconsidering the appellation of Kenyang proper names in view to revitalize their connotations in the language. Considering the fact that naming in Kenyang is a socio-cultural-bound phenomenon, these proper names have not only lost their morphophonetic representation, but have lost its semantic properties. The proper or personal names considered are randomly selected names of persons, and places in the central, lower and upper Banyang in Manyu Division. What, and how are these names pronounced, written, and what do they signify given these are not arbitrarily assigned names? Interviews of 10 elderly people and 6 young adults native speakers in three villages of Upper, Central, and Lower Banyang and in three towns of Southwest; Mamfe, Kumba, and Buea were conducted. An ethnogpraphic method through participant observation and vox pops provided the data that is explained using the Quan-qualitative approaches. The result shows that Kenyang proper names have been devalorised. Thus revitalisation is imperative since the language is undergoing linguistic development.

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    Authors: Martha Mbu Njui; Théodore Bebey;

    This article attempts to provide a description of topic constructions in the Guiziga language within the cartographic framework. Data for this work were collected using both the primary and secondary source. The analyses reveal that this language does not select topicalizers as it is the case in other Chadic languages (Bebey 2015 and 2018). It also demonstrates that the topicalized constituents undergo an upward movement to land in the Spec,Top, while it leaves an empty trace in the original position. The language tolerates multiple Topic Phrases (TopP) in the sentence left periphery. Also, it is demonstrated that the subject –NP involves the apparition of the presumptive pronoun given the prominence of the latter. At the semantic level, the article indicates that topics in Guiziga are revelations about old information, rather than simple old information.

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    The genus Myotis is a diverse group of vespertilionid bats found on nearly every continent. One clade in this group, the subgenus Chrysopteron, is characterized by reddish to yellowish fur and, in some cases, visually striking dichromatic wing pigmentation. Here, we describe a new dichromatic species of Myotis (Chrysopteron) from the Nimba Mountains in Guinea. The new species is superficially similar to Myotis welwitschii, but phylogenetic analyses based on cytochrome b data indicated that it is actually more closely related to M. tricolor. Discovery of this new taxon increases the number of Myotis species known from mainland Africa to 11 species, although patterns of molecular divergence suggest that cryptic species in the Chrysopteron clade remain to be described. This discovery also highlights the critical importance of the Nimba Mountains as a center of bat diversity and endemism in sub-Saharan Africa.

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  • Authors: Gaston Brice Nkoumou Ngoa; Ebenezer Lemven Wirba;

    After decades of the fight against gender discrimination in Sub-Saharan Africa in general and in Uganda in particular, gender disparities in labor markets persist. This paper provides a new empiric...

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    Abstract Most musicians, in their songs, portray their philosophical vision of life as could be seen in the case of Lucky Philip Dube, the black South African reggae musician. His songs show that he adheres to the principle of ethical humanism and portrays him as a crusader of social justice. Thus, this essay shows the link between musical art and law by examining the commitment of Dube’s lyrical composition in fighting for a just legal system in his society. This essay therefore, analyses some of his lyrical productions in order to expound on the philosophical ideas underneath the songs and how they tie with the search of an alternative jurisprudence and humanism in postcolonial discourse and the liberation of the subaltern. From the perspective of natural law theory, this essay postulates that Dube’s songs criticise the injustice of the legal philosophy in his society and quest for an impartial jurisprudence – that of equality and justice in his society.

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    Authors: Ordaz‐Németh, Isabel; Sop, Tenekwetche; Amarasekaran, Bala; Bachmann, Mona; +91 Authors

    Abstract Species distributions are influenced by processes occurring at multiple spatial scales. It is therefore insufficient to model species distribution at a single geographic scale, as this does not provide the necessary understanding of determining factors. Instead, multiple approaches are needed, each differing in spatial extent, grain, and research objective. Here, we present the first attempt to model continent‐wide great ape density distribution. We used site‐level estimates of African great ape abundance to (1) identify socioeconomic and environmental factors that drive densities at the continental scale, and (2) predict range‐wide great ape density. We collated great ape abundance estimates from 156 sites and defined 134 pseudo‐absence sites to represent additional absence locations. The latter were based on locations of unsuitable environmental conditions for great apes, and on existing literature. We compiled seven socioeconomic and environmental covariate layers and fitted a generalized linear model to investigate their influence on great ape abundance. We used an Akaike‐weighted average of full and subset models to predict the range‐wide density distribution of African great apes for the year 2015. Great ape densities were lowest where there were high Human Footprint and Gross Domestic Product values; the highest predicted densities were in Central Africa, and the lowest in West Africa. Only 10.7% of the total predicted population was found in the International Union for Conservation of Nature Category I and II protected areas. For 16 out of 20 countries, our estimated abundances were largely in line with those from previous studies. For four countries, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Liberia, and South Sudan, the estimated populations were excessively high. We propose further improvements to the model to overcome survey and predictor data limitations, which would enable a temporally dynamic approach for monitoring great apes across their range based on key indicators. Highlights We identified the Human Footprint and Gross Domestic Product as important indicators predicting African great ape density at the continental scale. Using site‐level abundance data, we predicted density and distribution for African great apes across their entire range. Human Footprint and Gross Domestic Product are important indicators for African great ape density. image Max‐Planck‐Gesellschaft http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/501100004189 Robert Bosch Stiftung http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/501100001646

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    Authors: Elroy Patrick Weledji;

    Human physiology is the basis of any rational system of medicine. Experimental physiology gives insights into fundamental homeostatic and adaptive responses in health and further the knowledge of pathological mechanisms in diseases. Traditionally, a great deal of experimental physiology is done with mammalian and sub-mammalian vertebrates, frogs and toads but, increasing use is being made of experiments on human subjects, including the students themselves. The results of clinical investigations of hospital patients may also yield more detailed and relevant information than can be obtained from animal preparations. The interaction and collaboration between the scientist who aims to understand the functioning of the human body and the physician who aims to treat the malfunction is mandatory in modern medicine. This is corroborated by the fact that medicine is an art based on science. Keywords: Experimental Physiology; History; Tribute; Biography; Medicine https://www.raftpubs.com/ijbm-biology-and-medicine/articles/ijbm_raft1024.php

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    Authors: Adam Mahamat;

    Au Cameroun, les victimes de la violence de Boko Haram au Nigeria et celles de la crise centrafricaine tombent sous le coup de stigmatisations plus ou moins justifiees de la part des populations d’...

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    Authors: Pierpaolo Di Carlo; Rachel Ayuk Ojong Diba; Jeff Good;

    Purpose: To contribute to the establishment of a novel approach to language documentation that includes bilingual and multilingual speech data. This approach would open this domain of study to work by specialists of bilingualism and multilingualism. Approach: Within language documentation, the approach adopted in this paper exemplifies the “contemporary communicative ecology” mode of documentation. This radically differs from the “ancestral-code” mode of documentation that characterizes most language documentation corpora. Within the context of multilingualism studies, this paper advocates for the inclusion of a strong ethnographic component to research on multilingualism. Data and Analysis: The data presented comes from a context characterized by small-scale multilingualism, and the analyses provided are by and large focused on uncovering aspects of local metapragmatics. Conclusions: Conducting language documentation in contexts of small-scale multilingualism requires that the adequacy of a corpus is assessed with regard to sociolinguistic, rather than only structural linguistic, requirements. The notion of sociolinguistic adequacy is discussed in detail in analytical terms and illustrated through an example taken from ongoing research led by the authors. Originality: To date, there are no existing publications reviewing in the detail provided here how the documentation of multilingual speech in contexts of small-scale multilingualism should be structured. The contribution is highly original, in particular, for its theoretical grounding of the proposed approach. Significance/Implications: This article can serve as a reference for those interested in methodological and theoretical concerns relating to the practice of language documentation in contexts of small-scale multilingualism across the world. It may also help clarify ways for sociolinguists to engage more closely with work on language documentation, a domain that has thus far remained primarily informed by structural linguistic approaches.

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    Authors: Salomon Bertrant Bisse; Bokanda Eric Ekoko; Jacques Gerber; Emile Ekomane; +1 Authors

    AbstractContinental spring carbonates are perfect examples of the interaction of biotic and abiotic processes, and they preserve evidence of the velocity of the flow and the chemical composition of the spring water. This study focuses on non‐marine carbonates from fossil and active springs from the Bongongo and Ngol areas along the Cameroon Volcanic Line in South‐West Cameroon. Here, hydrothermal fluids reach the surface giving rise to small thermal springs, with temperatures between 31 and 49°C, and streams creating waterfalls, terracettes and barrage carbonate deposits. Petrographic analyses of these carbonates revealed that they are made up of stacked laminae of fibrous coarse crystals of low‐Mg calcite and laminae of alternate microsparite and micrite. The fibrous coarsely crystalline calcite, often with feather‐like fabric, grows from thin layers of micrite and peloids. Filaments of putative microbial origin are preserved within this peloidal micrite. The laminated microsparite and micrite microfacies is characterised by an intricate mesh of hollow filaments of microbial origin. The long feather‐like crystals of calcite formed in fast‐flowing water where the enhanced CO2 degassing has favoured the precipitation of CaCO3. The laminated micrite and microsparite, on the other hand, are probably formed in ponds where degassing and CO2 removal was lower and the calcite precipitation was fostered by microbial activity. The fast‐forming carbonates show higher Ce contents and very low total rare earth elements, revealing a preferential uptake of Ce with respect to other rare earth elements. This process would explain the positive or null Ce anomaly in continental spring carbonates elsewhere. The geochemical composition of these carbonates can be used as proxy for the characterisation of fluid/rock interactions between the groundwater and the substratum and for the characterisation of the sources of calcium and other elements that constitute tufa and travertines. The samples from Ngol are characterised by light rare earth element enrichment while those from Bongongo are overall enriched in heavy rare earth elements. Carbonates from both localities have a strong positive Eu anomaly (>4), suggesting a contribution from deep‐seated, hydrothermal, crustal fluids in contact with volcanic rocks and the breakdown of plagioclase from the Cameroon Volcanic Line alkali basalts.

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    Authors: Enoachuo Emilisco Jones;

    Kenyang is a language spoken in the Manyu Division in the South-West Region of the Republic of Cameroon in Central Africa. It has an increasing population of over 65.000 speakers spread out across three sub-divisions in two divisions of the South-West Region; Manyu division, in Upper and Central parts; and Koupe Muanegouba, at the west part of Nguti sub-division. The language is developing and has a written code (Latin script) but dominated by English graphemes for popular readability. Neighbouring languages result to three dialects; Upper Kenyang (“Kɛnyaŋ mfay” or Haut Kenyang); Lower Kenyang (“Kɛnyaŋ Ntɛn” or BasKenyang), Lower Kenyang is the reference dialect. Its developing status is endangered by the presence of the strong and influential spread of the dominant world language (English). The concern of this paper is on reconsidering the appellation of Kenyang proper names in view to revitalize their connotations in the language. Considering the fact that naming in Kenyang is a socio-cultural-bound phenomenon, these proper names have not only lost their morphophonetic representation, but have lost its semantic properties. The proper or personal names considered are randomly selected names of persons, and places in the central, lower and upper Banyang in Manyu Division. What, and how are these names pronounced, written, and what do they signify given these are not arbitrarily assigned names? Interviews of 10 elderly people and 6 young adults native speakers in three villages of Upper, Central, and Lower Banyang and in three towns of Southwest; Mamfe, Kumba, and Buea were conducted. An ethnogpraphic method through participant observation and vox pops provided the data that is explained using the Quan-qualitative approaches. The result shows that Kenyang proper names have been devalorised. Thus revitalisation is imperative since the language is undergoing linguistic development.

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    Authors: Martha Mbu Njui; Théodore Bebey;

    This article attempts to provide a description of topic constructions in the Guiziga language within the cartographic framework. Data for this work were collected using both the primary and secondary source. The analyses reveal that this language does not select topicalizers as it is the case in other Chadic languages (Bebey 2015 and 2018). It also demonstrates that the topicalized constituents undergo an upward movement to land in the Spec,Top, while it leaves an empty trace in the original position. The language tolerates multiple Topic Phrases (TopP) in the sentence left periphery. Also, it is demonstrated that the subject –NP involves the apparition of the presumptive pronoun given the prominence of the latter. At the semantic level, the article indicates that topics in Guiziga are revelations about old information, rather than simple old information.

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    Authors: Nancy B. Simmons; Jon Flanders; Eric Moise Bakwo Fils; Guy Parker; +6 Authors

    The genus Myotis is a diverse group of vespertilionid bats found on nearly every continent. One clade in this group, the subgenus Chrysopteron, is characterized by reddish to yellowish fur and, in some cases, visually striking dichromatic wing pigmentation. Here, we describe a new dichromatic species of Myotis (Chrysopteron) from the Nimba Mountains in Guinea. The new species is superficially similar to Myotis welwitschii, but phylogenetic analyses based on cytochrome b data indicated that it is actually more closely related to M. tricolor. Discovery of this new taxon increases the number of Myotis species known from mainland Africa to 11 species, although patterns of molecular divergence suggest that cryptic species in the Chrysopteron clade remain to be described. This discovery also highlights the critical importance of the Nimba Mountains as a center of bat diversity and endemism in sub-Saharan Africa.

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