- The Suba (
Abasuba) are a
heterogeneous Bantu group of
people in
Kenya with an
amalgamation of
clans drawn from
their main
tribes Ganda people,
Luhya people...
- (North Sotho),
total 75%
Bantu Kenya 46 60% 37 E, J Agikuyu, Abaluhya,
ABASUBA, Akamba, Abagusii, Ameru, Abakuria, Aembu, Ambeere, Taita, Pokomo, Taveta...
- 0°27′10″S 34°03′28″E / 0.4528°S 34.0579°E / -0.4528; 34.0579 The
Abasuba Community Peace Museum was
founded in 2000,[citation needed] and is located...
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Cultural Festival is an
annual two-day
celebration of the
culture of the
Abasuba people of Kenya. It is held on the last
Thursday and
Friday before Christmas...
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Schoenbrun 1994 JE40: Logooli-Kuria
group JE403 sxb Suba (Egisuba, Luo
Abasuba)
Rottland 1993 JE40: Logooli-Kuria
group JE405 cwa
Kabwa (Kikabhwa, Kikabwa)...
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region with the
improving tourism rate
boosted by the
establishment of the
Abasuba Community Peace Museum in
October 2009.
Mfangano is also
known for its...
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Press of Virginia. ISBN 0-8139-2085-X. Okello, Ayot. A
History of the Luo-
Abasuba of
Western Kenya, from A.D. 1760–1940. Hakansson, N.
Thomas (1998). "Gusii"...
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eastern s**** Lake Victoria,
Mfangano Island,
Rusinga Island Ethnicity Abasuba Native speakers 140,000 (2009 census)
Language family Niger–Congo? Atlantic–Congo...
- Luo
peoples along the
southern s**** of Lake
Victoria (who were
known as
Abasuba).
According to
major Kuria clan
tradition (including the Abanyabasi, Abatimbaru...
- The ****a
people (also
known as Aba****a or
Abasuba)
Bantu community living on the
eastern s****s of Lake
Victoria in
South Nyanza, Kenya, in the Ngodhe...
