The murder was said to have happened centering long enmity about jhut business between
Kewa Pashchim Khanda and Baherchala areas.
4, I visited the
Kewa Pueblo, just north of Albuquerque, N.M., at the invitation of former APHA President Michael Bird, a member of the pueblo.
His brother
Kewa Ram recalls how Beenja Ram " acted like a mad man" for the first two days after his return home in the last week of June.
In addition, Genel has stakes in licenses for the Dohuk, Ber Behar,
Kewa Chirmila and Chia Surkh blocks, which in total are thought to hold 7.5 billion barrels of oil.
Josephides (anthropology, Queen's U., Belfast) explores how
Kewa people of the New Guinea Highlands use autobiographical narratives and accounts of interactive encounters to create their culture and their own place in it.
For instance, in languages, such as
Kewa (Papuan) and the Australian language Tiwi, in which aspect (nuclear) and tense (clausal, or in early accounts peripheral) are expressed as separate inflections, aspect always occurs closer to the verb stem than tense.
We spend the evening at a restaurant, familiarising ourselves with gut-defying dishes like
kewa datsi (potato and cheese) and ema datsi (chilli and cheese) which are both made predominantly with chilli.
kotu 'Muschel' < * kavatu < * kapatu < * kapardu (
KEWA 154).
Josephides, Lisette 1985 The Production of Inequality--Gender and Exchange among the
Kewa Tavistock, London.