- The
Pende people (singular: Mupende; plural:
Bapende), also
known as the
Phende people, are an
ethnic group in the south-western
Democratic Republic of...
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traditional dances, in
particular the
Bapende dancers whose geographic origin centers on the
village of Gungu.
Bapende dancers often wear
traditional costumes...
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panel Raffia is
woven to make the
traditional Munganji dancer suit used in
Bapende ceremonies in the
Gungu region of
Bandundu Province,
Democratic Republic...
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Territory seat
Kamonia and is
further divided in nine sectors: Bakwa-Nyambi
Bapende Kasai-Kabambayi Kasai-Longotshimo Kasai-Lunyeka
Kasadisadi Lovua-Longotshimo...
- Mbala, Mbole,
Mbuza (Budja), Nande, Ngoli, Bangoli, Ngombe, Nkumu, Nyanga,
Bapende, Popoi, Poto, Sango, Shi, Songo, Sukus, Tabwa, Tchokwé, Téké, Tembo, Tetela...
- and
executed after Mulele returned to the Congo. He was a
member of the
Bapende ethnic group. In
January 1964, a new
conflict broke out as
Congolese rebels...
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Mbalangwe (K401, Mbalanwe) de Luna 2008 L10:
Pende group L11 pem
Pende (
Bapende, Gipende, Giphende, Kipende, Pheende, Phende)
Weeckx 1938;
Torday and Joyce...
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Giphende is
spoken in
Bandundu Province, in
Gungu and
Idiofa districts. The
Bapende used to call
themselves Akwa
Nzumba (in Kasai), Akwa
Thunda (in Gungu)...
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Central Province Bakwa-Nyambi
Sector Kamonia Territory Kasaï
Province Bapende Sector Kamonia Territory Kasaï
Province Kasadisadi Sector Kamonia Territory...
- The
other groups,
apart from a few
scattered revolts including that of
Bapendé, had
behaved as if the
exploration and
occupation of
their spaces by strangers...
