- The
Nyanga (also Banianga,
Banyanga, Kinyanga,
Nianga or Nyangas) are a
Bantu people in the
African Great Lakes region.
Today they live
predominantly in...
- Mateene,
Kahombo C.; Kahombo,
Mateene (1971). The
Mwindo Epic from the
Banyanga (Zaire).
University of
California Press. ISBNÂ 978-0-520-02049-8. Lurker...
- in the
neighboring countries, and are
close neighbours of
Bahunde and
Banyanga people who are
located in the
North Kivu province. The
inhabitants of Bushi...
- Bafuliiru, Banyindu, Bamushi, Baholoholo, Babwari, Bavira, Balega, Bahunde,
Banyanga, Bashu, Baamba,
Congolese Banyarwanda, and Baswaga.
Kibembe prevails as...
- Bafuliiru, Bahavu, Banyindu, Babembe, Babuyu, Balega, Babwari, Baholoholo,
Banyanga, Bavira, Bakusu, Batembo, Barongeronge, and Baswaga, as well as
Pygmy communities...
- to
Walikale to
demand the
right to
elect their own
ethnic leaders. The
Banyanga,
insisting that only "indigenous people"
could claim that
customary right...
- centrale. 164 pp. and 59 pls. 1978 Hero and Chief: Epic
Literature from the
Banyanga (Zaire Republic).
Berkeley and Los Angeles:
University of
California Press...
- and
Kahombo C.
Mateene (ed. and transl.) (1969) The
Mwindo epic from the
Banyanga (Congo Republic). Berkeley:
University of
California Press. Biebuyck, Daniel...
-
communities are called, I
quote in
alphabetical order: Bahavu, Bahunde, Banande,
Banyanga, Barega, Bashi, Batembo. The
Banyarwanda (Hutus and Tutsis), at
least those...
