Index of Guinea-Bissau-related articles

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A

Abdul Injai (Abdoul Ndaiye) - Abdul Rahman al-Sadi - Administrador - Africa Squadron - Leo Africanus - Agriculture in Guinea-Bissau - Aldeamento - Alfa - Alfa Mahmoud Kati - Alfa Molo - Alfa Yaya - Amarildo Almeida - Jose Eduardo Araujo - Fernando Arlete (sprinter) - Olympic sprinter Fernando Arlete (distance runner) - Olympic distance runner Armazens do Povo (People's Stores) - Armee de Liberation Nacionale Guineene (ALNG) - Art of Guinea-Bissau - Askia Mohammad - Assembleia Nacional Popular (ANP) - Assimilados - Diego da Azambuja - Gomes Eannes de Azurara

B

Badius - Bafatá - Bagas - Baiotes - Balafon - Balantas - Balantes - Baldé - Adul Baldé - Ibraima Baldé - Mamadi Baldé - Bambaras - Bana - Banco National Ultramarino (BNU) - Banyuns; Banhuns; Bainuk - Rafael Paula Barbosa - Rui Duarte de Barros - Honorio Pereira Berreto - Ibn Battuta - Batuko; Batuco; Batuque - Beafadas; Biafadas - Phillip Beaver - Berlin Congress - Antonio de Barros Bezerra - Bijagos; Bidyogos; Bijegas; Bissagos; Bojagos; Bujagos - Judice Joaquim Biker - Bissau - Bissau-Guineans - José Câmnate na Bissign - Black Ladino - Bolama Island - Bolama Region - Bolama (town) - Bolanhas - Balana - Bulana - Bolola - Brames - Buba - Benjamin Pinto Bull - Jaime Pinto Bull -

C

Alfredo Lopes Cabral - Amílcar Cabral - Juvenal Cabral - Luis de Almeida Cabral - Maria da Conceição Nobre Cabral - Pedro Álvares Cabral - Vasco Cabral - Cacheu - Alvise Cadamosto - Caderneta - Marcello Caetano - Canary Current - Canchungo - Diogo Cão - Capitacao - Caravel - Adilson Soares Cassamá - Cipriano Cassamá - Carlos Correia - Casa dos Estudantes do Imperio (CEI) - Casablanca Group - Casamance - Casangas - Centro do Instrucao Politico Militar (CIPM) - Cinema of Guinea-Bissau - Class in Guinea-Bissau - Cobianas - Cocolis; Kokolis - Coli Tenguela - Christopher Columbus - Comissao Permanente - Companhia do Cacheu e Cabo Verde - Companhia Geral do Grão Pará e Maranhão - Companhia Lusitana do Aluminio da Guine e Angola - Companhia Uniao Fabril (CUF) - Conferência das Organizações Nacionalistas das Colónias Portuguesas (CONCP) - Conhaques (Conhaguis) - Conselho de Guerra - Comite Executivo da Luta (CEL) - Conselho Superior da Luta (CSL) - Contratado - Corubal River (Rio Corubal) - Manuel Saturnino da Costa - Crioulo - Currency of Guinea-Bissau -

D

Duarte Lobo da Gama - Vasco da Gama - Silvino da Luz - Baciro Dabó - Degredados - Demographics of Guinea-Bissau - Denianke; Denanke - Antonio de Noli - Dialonkes; Djalonkes; Jaloncas; Jallonkes - Bartolomeu Dias - Diniz Dias - Diolas; Djolas; Jolas - Direcao Geral de Seguaranca (DGS) - Baciro Dja - Kimi Djabate - Mamadú Iaia Djaló - Donatario - Abilio Augusto Monteiro Duarte - Dulce Almada Duarte - Dyulas; Diulas; Julas -

E

Consalo Eannes - Gil Eannes - Economy of Guinea-Bissau - Education in Guinea-Bissau - Elections in Guinea-Bissau - Talata Embalo - Exploration of Guinea-Bissau -

F

Francisco Fadul - Louis Faidherbe - Farim - Farim River; Cacheu River - Feitor - Feotoria - Felupe - Gil Vincente Vaz Fernandes - Valentim Fernandes - Antonio Batica Ferreira - Fode Kaba (Alfa Molo) - Fonio - Forcas Armadas Revolucionarias do Povo (FARP) - Foreign relations of Guinea-Bissau - Forrea - Fórum Cívico Guineense-Social Democracia (FCG/SD) - Frente de Libertacao da Guine (FLG) - Frente de Libertacao da Guiné Portuguesa e Cabo Verde (FLGC) - Frente de Luta Pela Independencia Nacional da Guiné-Bissau (FLING) - Frente Democratica (FD) - Frente Democratica Social (FDS) - Frente Revolucionaria Africana Para a Independencia Nacional das Colonias Portuguesas (FRAIN) - Front Uni de Liberation (FUL) - Fula language; Fula people; Fulbe; Fulani; Peul; Fellani; Ful; Foulah; Fellata - Fuladu - Funana - Fouta Djallon; Djalonkes; Jalonke; Dialonke; Jaalo - Futa Toro -

G

Gabú - Henriques Galvao - Rio de Geba; Geba River - Aristides Gomes - Carlos Gomes - Diogo Gomes - Fernando Gomes - Fernao Gomes - Flora Gomes - Antão Gonçalves - Goree - Griot - Grumetes; Grumettas - Grupo de Accao Democratica de Cabo Verde e da Guine (GADCVG) - Sofia Pomba Guerra - Guiledge - Guinala; Quinara - Guinea-Bissau Civil War

H

John Hawkins - Health in Guinea-Bissau - Henry the Navigator - Rogerio Araujo Adolfo Herbert - History of Guinea-Bissau -

I

Kumba Iala - Ilhas de Barlavento - Ilhas de Sotavento - Faustino Imbali - Indigena - Indigo - Antonio Indjai - Zamora Induta - Infali Sonco - Injai - Islam in Guinea-Bissau - Pansau na Isna -

J

Judaism in Guinea-Bissau - Juventude Africana Amilcar Cabral (JAAC) -

K

Kaabu; Gabu; Kabu - Inocencio Kani - Martinho Ndafa Kabi - Kansala; Cansala - Mahmoud Kati - Mamadu Ture Kuruma - Kussunde -

L

Henri Labery - Labor unions in Guinea-Bissau - Ladinos - Lançados - Landumas; Landomas - Languages of Guinea-Bissau - Lebanese in Guinea-Bissau - Legislative Assembly of Portugal - LGBT rights in Guinea-Bissau (Gay rights) - Liga Guineense - Aristides Raimundo Lima - List of companies based in Guinea-Bissau - Literature of Guinea-Bissau -

M

Antonio Malfante - Mali - Mamadu - Mandinka people; Mandinka language; Manding; Mandinga; Mandingo; Malinké; Mande - Ansumane Mané - Manjaco; Mandyako - Victor Saude Maria - Eneida Marta - Graciela Martins - Mansa Musa - Rio Mansoa; Mansoa River - Media in Guinea-Bissau - Francisco Mendes - Simoes Antonio Mendes - Jacira Mendonca - Mesticos - Mindelo - Minerals in Guinea-Bissau - Antonio Isaac Monteiro - António Mascarenhas Monteiro - Maria do Ceu Monteiro - Military of Guinea-Bissau - Moranca - Mouvement de Liberation des Iles du Cap Vert (MLICV) - Mouvement de Liberation de la Guinee Portugaise et des Iles du Cap Vert (MLGCV) - Mouvement des Forces Democratiques de la Casamance (MFDC) - Movimento Anti-Colonialista (MAC) - Movimento de Libertacao da Guine (MLG) - Movimento de Libertacao da Guine Portuguesa (MLGP) - Movimento de Unidade Para a Democracia (MUDe) - Movimento Para Democracia (MpD) - Movimento Para Independencia Nacional da Guine Portuguesa (MING) - Musa Molo Balde - Music of Guinea-Bissau -

N

Nalus; Nalous - Adiato Djalo Nandigna - Manuel Serifo Nhamadjo - Alamara Nhasse - Nova Lamego - Caetano N'Tchama -

O

Oil Palm - Ouri; Ayo; Mankala; Mankara; Ohwaree; Omweso; Wari -

P

Padrão - Pajadincas - Palmatoria - Pano - Mungo Park - Partido Africano da Independencia da Guine e Cabo Verde (PAIGC) - Partido da Convergência Democrática (PCD) - Partido da Renovação Social (PRS) - Partido Democrático do Progresso (PDP) - Partido Para Renovacao e Desenvolvimento (PRD) - Partido Unido Social Democrata (PUSD) - Guinea-Bissauan passport - Mamadu Pate - Pepels; Pepeis - Aristides Maria Pereira - Carmen Pereira - Peoples of Guinea-Bissau - Duarte Pacheco Pereira - Francisca Pereira - Raimundo Pereira - Permanent Secretariat/Commission - Petrofina - Sociedade Anonima de Refinacao de Petroleos (SOCAR) - Pijiguiti - Joao Teixeira Pinto - Pionieros de Partido (PP) - Mamadu Saliu Djalo Pires - Mario Pires - Pedro Verona Rodrigues Pires - Policia Internacional Para Defesa do Estado (PIDE) - Marquis de Pombal - Politics of Guinea-Bissau - Ponta - Prehistory of Guinea-Bissau - Helder Proenca -

Q

Adelino Mano Queita - Adelino Mano Queta -

R

Domingos Ramos - Rassemblement Democratique Africain de la Guinee (RDAG) - Regime do Indigenato - Regulo - Religion in Guinea-Bissau - Resistência da Guiné-Bissau-Movimento Bafatá (RGB-MB) - Rice in Guinea-Bissau - Henrique Rosa -

S

Antonio de Oliveira Salazar - Saloum; Salum - Sama Koli - Sao Tiago - Soares Sambu - Artur Sanha - Malam Bacai Sanha - Mohamed Lamine Sanha - Saracotes; Saracole - Jose Carlos Schwarz - Veríssimo Correia Seabra - Senegambians - Serer - Abdulai Sila - Ernestina Sila - Holder da Silva - Pedro da Sintra - Slave trade -

Songhai - Soninke - Sonko - Antonio de Spinola - Susus; Soussous; Sossos; Sosos -

T

Tabanca Committee - Umar Tall - Tandas; Tendas - Tangomaos; Tangomaus - Bubo Na Tchuto -

Tekrur; Tukolor - Tenguella; Teengala; Tengella; Temala; Coli; Kooli; Koly - Constantino Teixeira - Timenes - Domingas Togna - Samori Toure - Transportation in Guinea-Bissau - Traore - Tiramakhan Traore - Nuno Tristão -

U

Uniao Caboverdeana Para a Independencia e Democracia (UCID) - Uniao da Populacoes das Ilhas de Cabo Verde (UPICV) - Uniao Democratica da Guine (UDG) - Uniao Democratica das Mulheres (UDEMU) - Uniao dos Naturais da Guine Portuguesa (UNGP) - Uniao Geral dos Estudiantes da Africa Negra (UGEAN) - Uniao Geral dos Trabalhadores da Guine-Bissau (UGTGB) - Uniao Nacional dos Trabalhadores de Guine (UNTG) - Uniao Popular Para Libertacao da Guine (UPLG) - Union des Ressortissants de la Guinee Portugaise (URGP) -

V

Carlos Veiga - João Bernardo Vieira - Osvaldo Vieira International Airport -

W

Women in Guinea-Bissau -

Y

World Universities Debating Championship

Z

Ziguinchor -

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