Adaptation of the German Colonial Administration to Traditional Bamoun Governance

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The article explores the adaptation of German colonial administration to the traditional governance structures of the Bamoun people, focusing on the resistance led by the sovereign NJOYA against colonial rule. It delves into the dynamics between colonial powers and indigenous leadership, highlighting the complexities of governance during the colonial period in Europe. Through this examination, the piece sheds light on the interplay of rebellion and adaptation in the context of colonialism.