- The Luba
people or
Baluba are an
Bantu ethno-linguistic
group indigenous to the south-central
region of the
Democratic Republic of the Congo. The majority...
- The
Baluba are one of the
Bantu peoples of
Central Africa.
Their creator deity's name is Kabezya-Mpungu. The
Baluba creation story makes a connection...
-
circulated in the
Irish po****r
press in its aftermath, led to the word "
baluba"
becoming a
synonym for any "untrustworthy and barbaric"
person in certain...
-
previously these groups simply being ethnically Luba
people outside the Luba (or
Baluba)
political structure.
Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja, in his
history of Congo...
- The
General ****ociation of the
Baluba of the
Katanga (French: ****ociation Genérale des
Baluba du Katanga, BALUBAKAT) was a
political party in the Belgian...
- decolonisation,
exploited ethnic tensions between his own
ethnic group, the
Baluba, and the Bena
Lulua to
create a Luba-focused
state in the group's traditional...
- most
distant patriarchs and
inserted symbolically in all genealogies. In
Baluba tradition, a
kasala is a well-defined form of
slogans in free-verse poetry...
- example, a
person of the Luba
people would be a Muluba, the
plural form
Baluba, and the language,
Kiluba or Tshiluba.
Similar patterns with
minor variations...
-
Bantu mythology Baluba mythology Bushongo mythology Kongo mythology Lugbara mythology Mbuti mythology Kalenjin folklore Dinka mythology Kalenjin mythology...
- of
Kabalo was
fought at
Kabalo by
United Nations peacekeeping forces and
Baluba militias from 7 April to 11 April 1961
against mercenaries and the gendarmerie...
