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Comorian bride, from Comoros, by fathy_elegance

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Comorian woman in Zanzibar, Tanzania

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Separatist and irredentist movements in the world

Mohéli

Proposed state: Democratic Republic of Mwali

Region: Mohéli, Comoros

Ethnic group: Bantu, Arab, Malay, Malagasy

Goal: independence

Date: 1991-2002

Political parties: -

Militant organizations: -

Current status: inactive

History

1500-1830 - Sultanate of Ndzuwani

1830 - Sultanate of Mwali

1886 - French protectorate

1909 - French annexation

1975 - Mohéli joins Comoros

1991 - Mohéli proclaims independence

1997 - the island declares its independence again

1998 - Mohéli rejoins Comoros

2002 - Mohelí ratifies the new Comorian constitution

Between the 15th and 19th centuries, Mohéli was part of two different sultanates. The Sultanate of Mwali was established by Malagasy migrants. After the establishment of the French protectorate, Mohéli had its own resident but was then subjugated to the residency of Anjouan.

When France annexed the island, the sultanate was crushed. In 1975, Mohéli agreed to join Comoros after a self-determination referendum organized by the French.

In 1991, Mohéli proclaimed its independence and the central government sent troops to pacify the situation.

When Anjouan declared its independence from the Comoros, Mohéli did the same a week later. After some negotiations, Mohéli rejoined Comoros. In 2002, the island ratified the new constitution, which gave more autonomy to the islands.

Mohéli people

Mohéli’s population is made up of Bantu, Arab, Malay, and Malagasy people.

The main religion is Sunni Islam, but religious observance is not as strict as in other countries that observe Islam.

The people of Mohéli speak Shimwali, a dialect of Comorian, which belongs to the Bantu group of the Atlantic-Congo family. However, French is used in official contexts.

Vocabulary

mtsauo - election

Mwali - Mohéli

mwazi - blood

shamɓulio - attack

uhuru - independence

uvoti - to vote

Umoja wa Komori - Union of the Comoros

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Comorian henna and jewellery, Comoros, by Nadia Ferroukhi

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Comorian dancers, Comoros, by epinmayotte.canalblog.com

[gwendolynlerman]

Separatist and irredentist movements in the world

Anjouan

Proposed state: State of Anjouan

Region: Anjouan, Comoros

Ethnic group: African mainlanders, Creoles, Arabs, Malay-Polynesians, Antalotes, Shirazis

Goal: independence

Date: 1997-present

Political parties: Anjouan People's Movement, Mawana

Militant organizations: -

Current status: inactive

History

1500 - Sultanate of Ndzuwani

1912 - French annexation of Ndzuwani

1975 - Anjouan joins the State of Comoros

1997 - the island of Anjouan declares independence

2002 - reunification with Comoros

2007 - the independence of Anjouan is once again declared

2008 - Comoros invades Anjouan

Anjouan was an independent kingdom between the 15th and 19th centuries, but was then annexed by France and finally incorporated into the Comoros. However, it declared independence in 1997 and organized an independence referendum in which 99% of the population voted in favor. The island then asked to be integrated again into France, but the latter refused.

There were internal conflicts between 1999 and 2001, including coups d’état. When the Union of the Comoros was created, Anjouan was reunified with the Comoros. Peace talks between the Comorian and Anjouan government were conducted, whereby they agreed to hold free elections. However, the Comorian government delayed the election and Anjouan held an illegal election and once again declared independence. As a result, the Comoros invaded Anjouan.

Anjouan people

Anjouan’s population is made up of African mainlanders, Creoles, Arabs, Malay-Polynesians, and Shirazis.

The main religion is Sunni Islam, but religious observance is not as strict as in other countries that observe Islam.

The people of Anjouan speak Shindzuani, a dialect of Comorian, which belongs to the Bantu group of the Atlantic-Congo family. However, French is used in official contexts.

Vocabulary

mtsauo - election

mwazi - blood

Ndzuwani - Anjouan

shamɓulio - attack

uhuru - independence

uvoti - to vote

Umoja wa Komori - Union of the Comoros