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Bateke

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Bateke 

a people living along the middle reaches of the Congo River, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in the People’s Republic of the Congo, and in the Republic of Gabon. Their total number is about 900,000 (1967 estimate). The language spoken by the Bateke is Kiteke, belonging to the Bantu language family. Most Bateke adhere to traditional beliefs, although some are Christian. Their principal occupations are tropical farming (cassava, legumes), fishing, and gathering of fruits. Some Bateke work on oil palm plantations and in enterprises at Kinshasa, Brazzaville, and elsewhere.



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8 MYENE, BATEKE OTHERS GAMBIA 4,363 54 BANJUL ENGLISH 1,600,000 2.
Wildlife conservation charity the Aspinall Foundation released the photograph of the healthy two-month-old baby, Okeli, which means stream or little river in the local Bateke language, and her mother, 10-year-old Lekedi.
In addition to his work among the Bateke and the Bankanu, he also spent some time among the Bambunda, the Bawoyo, and the Basongye.
 
 
 
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