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Banyoro are a
Bantu ethnic group native to the
kingdom of
Bunyoro in Uganda. They live in
settlements on a well-watered and
fertile plateau.
Banyoro are...
- Rungu, Gabu, and
Yanga clans are held to be the oldest.
According to
Banyoro tradition,
Rukidi sent his twin, Kato, to rule the southeast,
however he...
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western Uganda and is
regularly mentioned in the oral
traditions of the
Banyoro,
Batooro and Banyankole. Many
accounts of the
history of
Kitara exist,...
- Lake Albert,
originally known as Lake
Mwitanzige by the
Banyoro, Nam
Ovoyo Bonyo by the Alur, and
temporarily as Lake
Mobutu Sese Seko, is a lake located...
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always on the defensive,
being constantly raided by Buganda's armies. The
Banyoro angrily referred to
Buganda as "Mhwahwa" (land of wild dogs) due to this...
- slave-trade
there and
opening the way to
commerce and "civilization". The
Banyoro resisted Baker, who had to
fight a
desperate battle to
secure his retreat...
- sub-region is home
mainly to the
Banyoro ethnic group. The
people of
Bunyoro are
called Banyoro (singular: Munyoro). The
Banyoro speak Runyoro, a
Bantu language...
- Batooro, and
their language is
likewise called Rutooro. The
Batooro and
Banyoro speak closely related languages,
Rutooro and Runyoro, and
share many other...
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honour or love.
Empaako is a
naming system practiced among the Batooro,
Banyoro, Batuku, Batagwenda, and
Banyabindi peoples of
Uganda by
which children...
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Kenyan musician Fadhili William became a
member of the band
alongside Adolf Banyoro,
Peter Tsotsi,
Nashil Pichen,
Charles Ssongo,
Gabriel Omolo, and Daudi...
