- The Nyamwezi, or
Wanyamwezi, are one of the
Bantu groups of East Africa. They are the second-largest
ethnic group in Tanzania.[citation needed] The Nyamwezi...
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members of the five
groups in
Greater Unyamwezi identified themselves as
Wanyamwezi to
those outside of the "greater" area, but
among themselves use Sukuma...
- the
songs of the Europeans. How many of us were
taught the
songs of the
Wanyamwezi or of the Wahehe? Many of us have
learnt to
dance the ‘‘rumba’’ or the...
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Moravian missionary Edmund Dahl, who
reported it in 1897 when
visiting the
Wanyamwezi tribe in Urambo. It is
productive in Sukuma, in the
Nyanyembe dialect...
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theologian known for his
pioneer work in
African theology. Nyamiti, a
Wanyamwezi of Tanzania, was born in 1931 into a
Christian home to
Theophilus Chambi...
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including 36
women and 10 boys. He
recruited mainly from the Wangwana,
Wanyamwezi and
coast people from Mombasa.: 3–4, 22, 51, 65 On
March 8 Stanley, with...
- the
songs of the Europeans. How many of us were
taught the
songs of the
Wanyamwezi or of the Wahehe? Many of us have
learnt to
dance the ‘‘rumba’’ or the...
- Tanzania, but some of Sumve's
institutions employ Wahaya, Wajita, Wakerewe,
Wanyamwezi and
others from
neighboring tribes. Therefore, many of the
residents speak...
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along its
coast and in few
cases inland.
Ancient Indian texts refer to
Wanyamwezi, or "the men of the moon" - a term
still in use to
identify the Nyamwezi...
- river's
ferry service from the left bank,
avoided ****imilation with the
Wanyamwezi people because of the
natural barrier formed by the Malagarasi. Also on...
