Nghĩa của từ chieftaincy bằng Tiếng Sec
áčelnictví Entry edited by: B2
Đặt câu có từ "chieftaincy"
1. Dictionary entry overview: What does Chieftaincy mean? • Chieftaincy (noun) The noun Chieftaincy has 1 sense:
2. Notable among the Chieftaincy conflicts recorded in recent times include the GaMantse succession dispute, the Anlo Chieftaincy conflict, the Tuobodom Chieftaincy conflict,
3. 1 synonym for Chieftaincy: chieftainship
4. Origin of Chieftaincy in Ghana In the main, Chieftaincy in Ghana originated from …
5. 1 synonym for Chieftainship: chieftaincy
6. Ifeadigo Chieftaincy investment, Onitsha, Nigeria
7. Chieftaincy is officially accepted
8. What are synonyms for Chieftaincy?
9. The Chieftaincy Institution in Ghana
10. Introduction to Chieftaincy: Chieftaincy in Ghana is the system of ruling in the traditional Ghanaian society
11. Synonyms for Chieftaincy in Free Thesaurus
12. Chieftaincy is more than a political institution
13. Ghanaian Youth Leader Urges Elders to End Chieftaincy Disputes
14. Chieftaincy plays an integral part in the governing system
15. Chieftaincy reformation would make a profound difference in Ghana
16. Using the Bawku Chieftaincy Dispute as a case study, this book has shown that Chieftaincy disputes in Ghana have negative socio-politico-economic consequences on the Ghanaian society.
17. Shades of Chieftaincy conflicts are witnessed across the ten regions
18. General (17 matching dictionaries) Chieftaincy: Merriam-Webster.com [home, info]
19. Chieftaincy: The rank, dignity, or office of a chieftain
20. Among these disputes are the Bawku, and the Dagbon Chieftaincy Disputes
21. Chieftaincy in Sierra Leone from pre-colonial to post-independence era
22. What is Chieftaincy? Definition of Chieftaincy: A family traditional and heritage title that determines the privileged class of the holder and offspring or family members in the society.
23. Often, the talk of Chieftaincy happens in some sort of intellectual vacuum.
24. Chieftaincy definition is - the rank, dignity, office, or rule of a chieftain.
25. Religious and Chieftaincy Affairs Minister-designate, Ebenezer Kojo Kum, has proposed the use of a DNA genealogy database to help address Chieftaincy succession disputes in the country
26. The Yoruba cosmology on Chieftaincy already explained in this paper shows that Chieftaincy title is a phenomenon present in the three major religions of Islam, Christianity and Indigenous Religion respectively
27. But these days, people are buying the Chieftaincy institutions with their money, he said.
28. The passion around Chieftaincy is as intriguing as the institution itself
29. Chieftaincy (Noun) The position or period of rule of a chief.
30. MINISTRY OF Chieftaincy AND RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS has 400 total employees across all of its locations
31. There are 196 companies in the MINISTRY OF Chieftaincy AND RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS corporate family.
32. The position of chieftain Familiarity information: Chieftaincy used as a noun is very rare.
33. We found 19 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word Chieftaincy: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "Chieftaincy" is defined
34. Chieftaincy conflicts that have negative implications for local level development in these conflict areas
35. The worldview also shows the new developments in the three religions with reference to Chieftaincy affairs.
36. Chieftaincy as an important social institution which binds the people together is fraught with numerous disputes
37. Such Chieftaincy disputes are frequent in the Greater Accra region and in other parts of the country.
38. Chieftaincy remains at the heart of Ghanaian traditions and continues to provide leadership for many people across Ghana
39. MINISTRY OF Chieftaincy AND RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS is located in Accra, Ghana and is part of the Government Industry
40. The legal framework for the institution of Chieftaincy and the various stages involved in the conduct of a
41. In pre-colonial times, Chieftaincy constituted the axis for the exercise of executive, legislative and judicial powers
42. ‘MacMurrough agreed to renounce his Chieftaincy’ More example sentences ‘Gaelic politics were intensely local, with the numerous rival clans and chieftaincies’
43. Michael Williams examines the Chieftaincy and how it has sought to assert its power since the end of apartheid
44. Played by the Chieftaincy institution in ensuring peace in pre-independence and post-independence periods will be examined
45. Chieftaincy is a topic that invokes all kinds of tension, animosity and primal fear in some of us
46. Chieftaincy is one of the most enduring traditional institutions of Ghana and has displayed remarkable resilience from pre-colonial through …
47. Residents of Yong Dakpeme Yili, in the Tamale Metropolis of the Northern Region have fled the area following renewed Chieftaincy clash
48. Chieftaincy is one of the most enduring traditional institutions in Ghana that has displayed remarkable resilience from the pre-colonial period to …
49. As South Africa consolidates its democracy, Chieftaincy has remained a controversial and influential institution that has adapted to recent changes
50. Chieftaincy has been the most resilient Ghanaian tradition to have survived blatant interference and destruction from both colonial and post-colonial governments (Boafo-Arthur, 2006)