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Nkima is a
fictional character in
Edgar Rice Burroughs'
Tarzan novels, and in
adaptations of the saga to
other media,
particularly comics. His name comes...
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closest analog to
Cheeta in the
Burroughs novels is Tarzan's
monkey companion Nkima, who
appears in
several of the
later books in the series. Cheeta's role...
- Nnakawombe, the Nnabagereka,
daughter of
Christopher Kisosonkole of the
Nkima clan.
Wedding on 19
November 1948 at St. Paul's
Cathedral Namirembe. Lady...
- companion,
little Nkima, and
Chief Muviro and his
faithful Waziri warriors, who are
searching for Muviro's lost
daughter Buira.
Nkima's vital contribution...
- adventures. As
revealed in Tarzan's Quest, Tarzan, Jane, Tarzan's
monkey friend Nkima, and
their allies gained some of the Kavuru's
pills that
grant immortality...
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Independent Uganda 1962-1966. His
mother was
Omuzaana Kabejja Sarah Nalule of the
Nkima clan. He was
educated at Budo
Junior School, King's Mead
School in Sus****...
- Lule, of the
Ngonge clan
Basiima Mukooki,
daughter of Kateesigwa, of the
Nkima clan
Gwowemukira Kayaga,
daughter of Kiwaalabye, of the
Kkobe clan Kisirisa...
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family of
Katumba (
Nkima clan), his
adoptive father. On
reaching Buganda,
Katumba was
appointed Mugema,
hereditary head of the
Nkima (monkey) clan. The...
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daughter of Nakato, of the
Mbogo clan Bwaayita,
daughter of Jjumba, of the
Nkima clan Guluma,
daughter of Lusinga, of the
Ntalaganya clan Gwowoleza, daughter...
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Congo Mutuku –
South Africa Nfundi –
Congo Ngima – Kamba, Kenya,
Kikuyu Nkima – Kenya, Meru Nshima- DR
Congo Kasai region Nsima – Malawi,
Zambia Obusuma...
