Fiisa Shrine
Fiisa Shrine is an important Builsa heritage place associated in public history and scholarship with memories of resistance during the slave-raiding era.
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Fiisa Shrine is an important Builsa heritage place associated in public history and scholarship with memories of resistance during the slave-raiding era.
Explore record →Doninga Slave Market is listed in public-sector documents among Builsa heritage sites associated with the history of the slave-raiding era.
Explore record →Sandema is the municipal capital of Builsa North and the seat associated with the Sandema Traditional Area. It is a central place in Builsa…
Explore record →A central strand of Builsa historical memory concerns resistance to slave-raiding forces associated with Babatu and Zabarima warriors in the late nineteenth century.
Explore record →The Sandema Traditional Area is the paramountcy identified in the Builsa North district report, with divisional chiefs operating under the Sandema Nab within the…
Explore record →Kanjarga is a major Builsa South community represented by several localities in the district analytical report.
Explore record →British colonial incorporation from 1902 and subsequent administrative reorganisation reshaped chieftaincy and political authority in Builsa.
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Digital Archive →Feok is the annual festival of the people of Sandema in the Builsa Traditional Area, held in December and marked by war dances and a durbar of chiefs and people.
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