Village

Bebe Kete

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Bebe Kete est une localité du Cameroun située dans la commune de Misaje et le département du Donga-Mantung.

Population

En 1970, Bebe Kete comptait 497 habitants, du clan Misaje. À cette date le village était doté d'une école privée presbytérienne.

Lors du recensement de 2005, on a dénombré 1 260 personnes : soit 651 femmes et 609 hommes.

Geography and Touristic Attractions:

Bebekette is made up of four settlements which are Bebejama, Mayokila, Mayo-Nfong, and Bebekette proper. The language spoken by the people is "Naami" also known as "Bebe", "Yi-Binang" or "Yi-Bimbua. Bebekette has many touristic sites such as the Mount Kingka (shared by Bebekette and Bebejato), the Kinfong Waterfall, the Feungpkeli Crater Lake, the Tehlingong Rock, the Bebejama and Lhobeung Plateaux, the Kijuago Spine, the Fold Mountain Range extending from Fintumbotoh, Heuhjuang, Ngongdu-uh, Nfongkung, Kikpkago, Ye-eh, Feung, Finkielli-go, Fokeh, Kingfillikwe, Ngobu-uh and Baahmeuh as well as the Plains of Mbahta-ah and Eulho-oh.

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Sources

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    Bebe Kete
    WikidataLast verified: 23 October 2026
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    Bebe Kete
    Wikipédia (français)Published 16 September 2026Last verified: 23 October 2026