-
Kavirondo is the
former name of the
region surrounding Kavirondo Gulf (now
Winam Gulf) as well as of two
native peoples living there under the
regime of...
- peoples.
During the
British colonial period, they were
known as
Nilotic Kavirondo. The
exact location of
origin of the
Nilotic peoples is controversial...
- crane, East
African crowned crane,
African crane,
Eastern crowned crane,
Kavirondo crane,
South African crane, and
crested crane, is a bird in the crane...
- The
Dholuo dialect (pronounced [d̪ólúô]) or
Nilotic Kavirondo, is a
dialect of the Luo
group of
Nilotic languages,
spoken by
about 4.2
million Luo people...
- SS
Kavirondo was a
steam tug on Lake
Victoria in East Africa. She was
named after a
local Lake
Victoria region and was one of many
compact Lake Victoria...
- (1949). "Cir****cision And
Initiation Rites" (PDF). The
Bantu of
North Kavirondo:
Volume 1.
Oxford University Press. p. 335. doi:10.4324/9780429485817...
- Africa.
Kavirondo Gulf (Winam Gulf) and the
surrounding area of "
Kavirondo"
derive from the same name. They were
designated “Bantu"
Kavirondo in contradistinction...
- The
Kavirondo barb (Enteromius ****radiatus) is a
species of
cyprinid fish. It is
found only in Kenya. Its
natural habitat is
freshwater lakes. Its status...
-
counties in
Nyanza Kenya,
whose headquarters is
Kisii Town (between the
Kavirondo Gulf of Lake
Victoria and the
border with Tanzania). It is
spoken natively...
-
Guinea to south-western
Uganda and
eastern Democratic Republic of
Congo Kavirondo little grey
greenbul (E. a. kavirondensis) - (van Someren, 1920): Originally...
