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Succession & Matriliny

Matrilineal and other succession systems that enabled female political power.

Matrilineal Succession in Africa: How Power Passed Through Women

August 17, 2026 | Succession & Matriliny | B'Dora Mnemon

How matrilineal descent worked in Africa — sister’s sons, the matrilineal puzzle, positional succession, the Akan and Bemba systems, and the modern collision with statutory law.

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