Bunoruk juenta (coupling chameleons)

This figure was bought from the blacksmith Abakper (Sandema-Choabisa) in 1973. Whoever sees coupling chameleons must go to a diviner who may order him to make a figure of them out of either metal or, more commonly, clay, which receives sacrifices afterwards.

• Coverpage
• Editors, Notes for Contributors and Copyright
• Editorial
• Events (Franz Kröger, Robert Asekabta, Cornelius Adumpo, John Agandin et.al.)
• Maaka Projects in Gbedema 2017-2018 (Christine Arnheim)
• My Journey to France (Robert Asekabta)
• The 2018 Mid-Year Performance Review – Bulsa North District
• Discussions in the Facebook Group “BULUK KANIAK”
• Who on Earth is Interested in the Bulsa? (Franz Kröger)
• Cultural Heritage and the Possibilities of Tourism (Franz Kröger)
• Feok Festival 2017 Review (Augustine A. Atano)
• The Bulsa Feok — Accra Chapter (John Agandin)
• Two Poems: A Tale of Footprints and The Baobab (John Agandin)
• Some Objects of Bulsa Material Culture
• Bulsa Districts (Map)
• Back cover of the printed edition