-
Jurchol (Luwo) and Dhi-Pari (Pari). Luo of
Kenya and
Tanzania are also
called Joluo or Jonagi/Onagi(a
person who has his six
lower teeth removed as a rite of...
- Padhola. The ones in
Kenya and
Tanzania are the
Joluo (also
called Luo in
Kenyan English). The
Joluo and
their language Dholuo are also
known as the "Luo...
- today's
Dholuo literary tradition, as well as the
modernization of the
Joluo people in Kenya,
began in 1907. It
began with the
arrival of a Canadian-born...
-
group of
eastern and
central Africa Luo
people of
Kenya and
Tanzania or
Joluo, an
ethnic group in
western Kenya,
eastern Uganda, and
northern Tanzania...
- Anuak, Pari, Balanda, Boor, Thuri. Then in
Kenya and
Tanzania are the
Joluo also
known as the Luo. The Song of Lawino, one of the most
successful African...
-
proceeded their migration eastwards into
present day
Kenya and
Tanzania are the
JoLuo (commonly
referred to only as Luo).
Legend has it that Owiny, the leader...
- Maasai, Samburu, and
Turkana peoples The
River Lake
Nilotes include the
Joluo (Kenyan Luo), who are part of the
larger Luo
group The
Highland Nilotes...
-
Nyanza Province after Kisumu County. Its
inhabitants include the Suba,
Joluo, Kuria, Abagusii, Luhya, Somalis, Indians, Arabs,
Agikuyu and Nubians. The...
-
Region Kigoma-Ujiji
District Bantu Jita Mara
Region Rorya District Bantu Joluo Mara
Region Butiama District,
Musoma Urban,
Rorya District &
Tarime District...
- in anthropology. Her
thesis Changes in
Economy and Ideology: A
Study of
Joluo of Kenya, with
Special Reference to
Women was
completed in 1977. It evaluated...
