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... central Chad . ( 2 ) The Mundang - Tuburi - Mbum languages , which are spoken by several hundred thousand people in ... Central African groups , particularly Sango ( which is also the lingua franca of the Central African Republic ) are ...
... central Chad . ( 2 ) The Mundang - Tuburi - Mbum languages , which are spoken by several hundred thousand people in ... Central African groups , particularly Sango ( which is also the lingua franca of the Central African Republic ) are ...
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... central - local relations is the fact that local authorities have become increasingly dependent on central grants for their revenue . Their only source of tax revenue con- sists of rates levied on real property ( leaving aside rents and ...
... central - local relations is the fact that local authorities have become increasingly dependent on central grants for their revenue . Their only source of tax revenue con- sists of rates levied on real property ( leaving aside rents and ...
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... central bank not only for the Con- go but also for Chad , the Central African Republic , Gabon , and Cameroon ; its central office is located in Paris . The bank issues currency - the Communauté Fi- nancière Africaine ( CFA ; or African ...
... central bank not only for the Con- go but also for Chad , the Central African Republic , Gabon , and Cameroon ; its central office is located in Paris . The bank issues currency - the Communauté Fi- nancière Africaine ( CFA ; or African ...
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