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Religious Beliefs and Practices of the Sukuma / Nyamwezi Tribal Group

By:

Cory, Hans

Series: Tanganyika Notes and Records, 54(1960)Publication details: Tanganyika Notes and Records, 54(1960)Description: P. 14-26ISBN:

Subject(s):

-- Religion -- Beliefs & Practices -- Sukuma / Nyamwezi tribal group

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The Sukuma & Nyamwezi are two closely related Bantu tribes, which together with others also closely related, inhabit the greater part of the Western & Lake provinces of Tanganyika.

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