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- Elias,
Inside Nyumbanitu:
Reinterpretation of
forest embedded folklores of
Wabena in Njombe;
published in:
Journal of
humanities and
cultures studies, Vol...
-
Kilombero District is 321,611 The main
ethnic groups are Wapogoro, Wandamba,
Wabena, and
Wambunga and
several others in
small proportions. The area is predominantly...
-
after "Princess Owatonna", the
daughter of
local Native American Chief Wabena who was
supposedly healed by a
nearby spring's
magic waters,
which were...
- 27, 1949), also
known as
Jennie Strange Rolson, Wa-be-no O-pee-chee, and
Wabena Opechee, was an
American writer, educator, and clubwoman,
author of Chippewa...
-
surrounding Ileje mountains.
There are also
intermarriages with the Kinga,
Wabena and
Kisii tribes from the
Livingstone mountain ranges. The
Nyakyusa tribe...
- and
Madaba are
occupied by
additional small ethnic groups such the Wayao,
Wabena, and Wanindi. In 2018,
there were more than 1.56
million people living in...
- New York
Canyon Falls – 462 ft (141 m) +
Petroglyph Falls – 80 ft (24 m)
Wabena Falls – 65 ft (20 m)
Chambers Cr****
Falls – 200 ft (61 m) Fern
Falls – 35 ft...
- town of
Makambako has seen fast development. As a result, the
northwest Wabena are
advocating for
Makambako to
become its own district. Makambako's rapid...
- the myth of
black cows
which lived in the cave.
Inside the caves,
local Wabena people hid or took
refugee during tribal wars
between rival Wahehe fighters...
