- The
Ovimbundu, also
known as the
Southern Mbundu, are a
Bantu ethnic group who live on the Bié
Plateau of
central Angola and in the
coastal strip west...
-
cultural traits,
traditions and
native languages or
dialects include the
Ovimbundu, Ambundu, Bakongo, Chokwe,
Avambo and
other peoples.
There are over 100...
- (Mbundu:
Ambundu or Akwambundu, singular:
Mumbundu (distinct from the
Ovimbundu) are a
Bantu people who live on a high
plateau in present-day
Angola just...
- for
political power upon
their envisaged return to Angola. A
largely Ovimbundu guerrilla initiative against the
Portuguese in
central Angola from 1966...
- widely-spoken
autochthonous language of Angola. Its
speakers are
known as
Ovimbundu and are an
ethnic group constituting a
third of Angola's po****tion. Their...
- Luchazi, Mbwela, and
Mbundato the East; Holo, Mbundu, Imbangala, Songo, and
Ovimbundu to the West; and the
Kwanyama to the South. Many of
these ethnic groups...
-
times there has been an
increase of the
number of the
Bakongo and the
Ovimbundu.
There exists a
European po****tion,
consisting mainly of Portuguese....
- Ethnically,
there are
three main groups, each
speaking a
Bantu language: the
Ovimbundu who
represent 37% of the po****tion, the
Ambundu with 25%, and the Bakongo...
- (also
known as
Sambo or Sambos) was one of the
traditional independent Ovimbundu kingdoms in Angola. Childs,
Gladwyn M. (1964), "The
Kingdom of
Wambu (Huambo):...
- city of Cuíto is
built in the
historical heart of the
Ovimbundu kingdom. The
ruler of the
Ovimbundu was
named Viye and he
married a
Songo woman named Cahanda...
