Goffa
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The Goffa is a traditional hairstyle or headwear deeply embedded in the cultures of the Songhai and Tuareg people, particularly in northern Mali and Niger. Exclusively worn by married women, it serves as a cultural identifier during significant events to visually distinguish married women from their unmarried counterparts.
The Goffa is a traditional hairstyle or headwear deeply embedded in the cultures of the Songhai and Tuareg people, particularly in northern Mali and Niger. Exclusively worn by married women, it serves as a cultural identifier during significant events to visually distinguish married women from their unmarried counterparts. ==References==
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