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- Q4750967 abstract "The Anakaza are a Chadian tribe of the Toubou Daza people. One of the largest of Daza subgroups, they are a nomadic people traditionally employed in camel-herding. They are mostly located in the Saharan region of Borkou in northern Chad, they can be found in a vast area from Faya-Largeau to Kirdimi and nomadizing an area which goues from Oum Chalouba to the Djourab and Mortcha. Their name literally means, according to Marie Lebeuf, "the mixed people".The Anakaza trace a common ancestry from Bouttou and tell of having reached Borkou twelve generations ago moving from Oum Chalouba. Divided among 19 clans, in turn segmented in about thirty factions, the Anakaza were deeply beset by blood feuds and internal strifes. Considered virtually ungovernable, they had fought in the 19th century the Ouled Sliman Arabs and the Senoussiya, and had remained substantially outside of the French colonial administration in the 20th century.In modern times out of its ranks was born Hissène Habré, president of Chad between 1982 and 1990, who during his tenure in office gave the key positions to his fellow Daza, favouring among the latters his subgroup. The Anakaza also formed the bulk of his élite unit, the Presidential Guard.Another prominent Anakaza is the current rebel leader Mahamat Nouri. Due to his rebellion in 2006 against the Chadian President Idriss Déby, the government began exploiting the long-standing rivalities among the Anakaza and another Daza subgroup, the Kamaya, originally not a semi-servile caste, There is misunderstood and cultral ignorance about the Kamaya tribe of Daza subgroup and originally Faya it's called (Haya) but now days known as Faya-Largeau. the Kamaya subgroup of Daza they divided in four large sub-groups, They can be found in Borkou region, Such as Borkou Yala divided in three villages: Kardy, Gormah, Yian and Hometown Faya-Largeau these three villages away from Faya-largeau three days travelling by camels. There is another a tribe actually living in these villages sharing together the lands one of the Daza subgroup the Donzah tribe hometown Faya-Largeau and Borkou Yala .".
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- Q4750967 comment "The Anakaza are a Chadian tribe of the Toubou Daza people. One of the largest of Daza subgroups, they are a nomadic people traditionally employed in camel-herding. They are mostly located in the Saharan region of Borkou in northern Chad, they can be found in a vast area from Faya-Largeau to Kirdimi and nomadizing an area which goues from Oum Chalouba to the Djourab and Mortcha.".
- Q4750967 label "Anakaza tribe".