- mountains.
Established as a
commercial center under the
leadership of
Semboja in the
early 19th century,
Mazinde pla**** a
crucial role in the region's...
- ****ertiveness led to conflicts,
particularly with
Semboja,
chief of Mazinde.
Following a
series of disputes,
Semboja mobilized Taita warriors,
ultimately burning...
- drew
closer to Vugha,
resistance grew
stronger until Semboja's men
eventually drove them out.
Semboja was
denied the
throne in
Usambara because his brothers...
- Nyai Gede
Pinateh (fl.
circa 1450–1500) was a
Javanese merchant. Born
Shishi Daniangzi (施氏大娘子), she was the
eldest daughter of a non-Muslim
Chinese business...
- of a
Maasai raid in 1853 at
Mazinde by an
allied army of
Shambaa under Semboja, Kimweri's son, and of Wazigua,
Parakuyo and "Arabs" (most
likely Swahili)...
- was
stationed to
defend the
oilfields of Balikpapan, as well as that of
Semboja and
Sanga Sanga (supported by
three additional brigades from Samarinda)...
- forces. Ultimately, as Kiva's
troops reached Dindia,
north of Mlungui,
Semboja garnered reinforcements from Taita.
Alongside the
Kilindi from occupied...
-
Shebughe Magogo, who had been
forced to abdicate, and a
descendant of
Semboja, the
trading chief.
Kimweri M**** Magogo, or M**** II,
became Lion King...
-
Local Perspectives on Globalization; The
African Case (co-written with J.
Semboja, E. Jansen)
President of the
Society for
International Development "AU...
- 1929, and the
British went to the
opposing faction to
install two of
Semboja's grandchildren in succession. Additionally, the
previous argument about...
