- and
weapons for use by
other clans in the region.
Balabwe Bahatu Bahamba: The
Bahamba clan are one of the
significant clans within the
chiefdom and pla****...
- Kirawaswas, Wabu, Was. Also in
Kokas District and Fak-Fak
Timur District.
Bahamba, Bahba, Gwas-Gwas, Gewab, Gredenggo, Ginuni, Hia, Hindom, Heremba, Hegemur...
-
westernisation of Africa:
Ukuhamba behlolela iinkosi zabo
ezibahlawulayo umhlaba.
Bahamba nalo
ilizwi ukuba lihamba liba
yingcambane yokulawula izikhumbani nesizwe...
- Notably, the
Bahamba clan had
their own
paramount leader who
operated independently from the
Bavira paramount. Gradually, the
Bahamba clan
expanded their...
-
Watambulu Sector Lodja Territory Sankuru Province Bahamba I
Sector Lomela Territory Sankuru Province Bahamba II
Sector Lomela Territory Sankuru Province Bakela...
- as a
political entity in 1928,
Lemera functioned as the
capital of the
Bahamba Dynasty of Bafuliiru. This
dynasty originated from
Lwindi (presently recognized...
- Richter's
command (ca. 1898–1902) he,
along with a
contingent of
askaris and
Bahamba (citizens of Kihanja)
under the
leadership of King
Kahigi II, murdered...
- Nabuhalu,
Nalukanga and Mukono.
Following the
establishment of Bavira, the
Bahamba clan from the
Fuliiru people,
along with
other clans, arrived.
Alfred Moeller...
- Plain—from
Uvira all the way to Luvungi—was
under the
jurisdiction of the
Bahamba dynasty of Bafuliiru. The
capital of this
dynasty was
located in Lemera...
- the
Bahamba clan of the
Fuliiru people migrated to the area
alongside eight other clans.
According to
Alfred Moeller de Laddersous, the
Bahamba (Wahamba)...
