-
Wasukuma (circa 1890)...
- well as the wife of a
police sergeant. For nine days, Unek was
sought by
Wasukuma tribesmen, police, and
eventually a
company of the King's
African Rifles...
-
Mwanza regions where there are many
pastoralists – “
Wasukuma”
ethnic group.
Pastoralists (“
Wasukuma” in particular)
normally migrate from
their original...
- (380/sq mi)
Demonym Mwanzan Ethnic groups • Settler
Swahili • Native
Wasukuma, Wakerewe,
Wakara &
Wazinza Time zone UTC+3 (EAT)
Postcode 33**** Area code...
- 61
years in 2012. The
largest ethnic groups are the Waha, Wahaya, and
Wasukuma tribes.: 124-125 : 148 : 2-3 The
Kasulu district hosts several refugee...
-
hospital and
large church. The
majority of the
residents of
Kwimba are
Wasukuma from the
Sukuma tribe who
speak Sukuma as
their first language along with...
- 42' S. Like many of its
neighboring wards,
Mantare is
inhabited by the
Wasukuma people who
speak Kisukuma and Swahili, the
national language of Tanzania...
-
Mwanza Region, in Tanzania. Sumve's
residents are
predominantly from the
Wasukuma tribe, the
largest in Tanzania, but some of Sumve's
institutions employ...
- Malembela's
grave is located. He was a
historic military commander for the
Wasukuma community.[page needed] Some of the
protected places in the
Shinyanga Region...
- from 103,165 in 2012.
People of the
district are
mostly of the
tribes of
Wasukuma at 60%, and
Wapimbwe at 20%.
There are
smaller po****tions of Wafipa, Wabende...
