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The 'Ng'ongole' work song

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The women continue to fish and sing the Ng'ongole work song. It asks for peace to be upon politicians from the President to the village leaders, and for Moshi Bora, Karim Tenge and Marie-Annick Moreau (the research team). They chat in Ndengereko and Swahili as they work. Very shaky camera work.

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doi.orgdrs.britishmuseum.org

Languages

NdengerekoSwahili

Tags

Fisheries managementDesign anthropologyCritical heritage, museum and archive studiesDigital heritageLinguistic anthropologySocial and cultural anthropology

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