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The Importance of Political Expression in PNG Music
There has been a long history between music and politics, particularly political expression in music. This expression can use anti- establishment or protest themes, including anti-war songs, and can a… more →
Tubuans & Dukduks
The Visit
K. C. Ryeland wrote 1 month ago: Extract from Tribal Gathering [...]Arthur’s dilemma ended when a man, wearing green silk robes of th … more →
The Random Things Everyone Wants to Know About Bamenda
Kristy Callahan wrote 2 months ago: Excuse the choppiness of this post, but I am going to attempt to really reveal some details about Ba … more →
Like a tarnished Badge of Honor : Hawaiian Pidgin English
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infamousaunty70 wrote 3 months ago: My siblings and I speak Hawaiian Pidgin English fluently. My cousins on both sides of my family, at … more →
Hot Metal
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K. C. Ryeland wrote 4 months ago: Extract from Tribal Gathering [...]After walking through thick forest undergrowth for twenty minutes … more →
Wait Dok na Blak Dok
Tavurvur wrote 5 months ago: On the topic of Tok Pisin literature, I don’t think I’ve ever read a more powerful Tok P … more →
The Importance of Political Expression in PNG Music
Tavurvur wrote 5 months ago: There has been a long history between music and politics, particularly political expression in music … more →
Music is my Weapon
chinaka wrote 7 months ago: Fela Anikulapo Kuti: The Father of Afrobeat Fela Kuti: The Father of Afrobeat By Chinaka Iwunze ANIK … more →
The Up-Country Man: Synopsis
K. C. Ryeland wrote 7 months ago: When the “Winds of Change” began to blow through the African colonies in the late fiftie … more →
The second language - a limitation
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Pelle Filipsson wrote 7 months ago: I try to write this blog in English, as you might notice, even though I’m Swedish. My confidence is … more →
New PNG Music from David Bridie
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Tavurvur wrote 10 months ago: For those keen PNG music followers who haven’t realised yet, David Bridie released his latest … more →
"Ashia, Sister!" - Words & Working in Bamenda
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meganthemostofit wrote 1 year ago: I would wager that some Cameroonian polygamists have discovered that maintaining two families isn … more →
“Ashia, Sister” – Words & Working in Bamenda
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meganthemostofit wrote 1 year ago: I am proud to say that I have earned two blisters in the last week: one from hand-washing my clothes … more →
"Your English e de pass my power"
Agnes wrote 1 year ago: “Your English e de pass my power” By far, this is the best I have heard next to “ … more →
Naija Lingo - Online Slang Dictionary for Nigerian "Pidgin" English
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Loy wrote 1 year ago: Perhaps you’re interested in discovering new Nigerian slangs and can’t afford a Nigeria … more →
We be thankful we arrive fine for Cameroon. Or how the cross-Africa dash came to a welcome pause in Bamenda.
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meganthemostofit wrote 1 year ago: Cameroon. For us, it is the end of a long road. Since we left the U.S. in December, Dave and Megan h … more →
HERE ON THE BIG ISLAND - Pidgin - Part 1
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kellymoran wrote 1 year ago: HERE ON THE BIG ISLAND – Pidgin – Part 1 ”Eh, Brah – you kaukau a’rea … more →
HERE ON THE BIG ISLAND - Read All About It
kellymoran wrote 1 year ago: Read All About It Newspapers have been published on the Big Island since the mid-19th cent … more →
Nose Bleed
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Homar Murillo wrote 1 year ago: [This blog has a new domain: http://philippineaffairs.com/] PLS…READ 12/19/07 To All PE 3 Students … more →
Light shines in Papua New Guinea
René Greenwood wrote 1 year ago: This short video was taken by my niece while on a missions trip in Papua New Guinea last summer. She … more →
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