Indigenous Peoples and the Singular Socio-Political Trajectory of the Mbororo in Ngaoui Subdivision (Cameroon)

This study concerns the Mbororo of Ngaoui Sub-division (Cameroon). And for some good reasons: unlike those Chad, Central African Republic (CAR) or certain regions Cameroon such as West, Far North, North and East, where they constitute a vulnerable, dominated marginalized group, have succeeded in establishing themselves dominant group. is due to their sedentarization caused by boom cattle market, accelerated cross-border crimes 1970s. takes place through diversification economic activities, openness Christianity access health educational infrastructures on one hand, relative possession traditional power above all, central position local politics other hand. By relying theory coloniality empirical data collected localities Mbororos are highly established herds which Djohong Ngaoui. contribution aims at analysing singular socio-political trajectory this Fulani fraction does not respond definitional identifying criteria enshrined international Cameroonian conceptions, makes them, indigenous, marginal vulnerable populations respectively.