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Zafisoro

Malagasy ethnic group in southeastern Madagascar

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Malagasy ethnic group in southeastern Madagascar

The Zafisoro are a Malagasy ethnic group inhabiting a portion of the southeastern coast of Madagascar. The Zafisoro speak a dialect of the Malagasy language, which is a branch of the Malayo-Polynesian language group derived from the Barito languages, spoken in southern Borneo.

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(2015). "Les Zafisoro se chamaillent pour désigner leurs chefs de tribu". L'Observateur.
(2010). "Madagascar: toute une histoire". Madarepdem.net.
(6 October 2015). "Décentralisation: les Zafisoro réclament l'autonomie". Madagascar Actualités.
(16 March 2016). "Tribu Zafisoro: les ampanjaka seraient détrônés?". Sobikamada.com.

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