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The rise and fall of a wondrous village

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How name giving signifies crossing (cultural) barriers

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Between trenches and pastures: silent conflict in the heart of the Logone Valley

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byFirmin Madjadoum

When the land shrinks: the story of a floodplain that divides and unites

In the floodplains of Koundoul, south of the capital N’Djamena, the fertile soil feeds people, but it also fuels conflict. In recent years, Massa farmers and Arab herders have been…

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The rise and fall of a wondrous village

How name giving signifies crossing (cultural) barriers

Between trenches and pastures: silent conflict in the heart of the Logone Valley

Resultra is a platform for high-quality journalism, art, and ethnography. Our writers share stories and videos drawn from their everyday experiences, blending research, reportage, and creative expression.

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