Tallensi, also spelt Talensi, the correct spelling is Talhi as pronounced by the people. They occupied the north-eastern part of Ghana.
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Who are the Talensi people?
The Tallensi are a group of sedentary farmers living in widely scattered compounds in northern Ghana. They constitute a homogenous group both culturally and ...
Tallensi, a people of northern Ghana who speak a language of the Gur branch of the Niger-Congo language family. They grow millet and sorghum as staples and ...
Located only sixteen kilometers from the regional capital, Bolgatanga, the hills are the sacral epicentre of the Talensi (Tale people) and an area of ...
07/11/2007 · The Tallensi are divided into two groups: the Talis and the Namoos. According to oral tradition, the Talis are said to be the original ...
The Tallensi are agriculturalists living in scattered groupings across northern Ghana. They constitute a homogenous group both culturally and linguistically.
The Tallensi are a small group of culturally and linguistically distinct people located in the Volota River basin of northern Ghana. Their dialect, called Talni ...
“The Tallensi people live in the northern part of the modern country of Ghana. They are descended from an agricultural people who inhabited the savanna ...
The Tallensi are a primitive agricultural people about 350,000 strong who inhabit the densely populated area between the White and the Red Volta. They are as '' ...