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Sukuma

Member of a Bantu farming people living south of Lake Victoria in Tanzania. Composed of many small groups, formerly all politically autonomous, they are today united in the Sukuma Federation.
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The Dance Societies of the Wasukuma as seen in the Maswa District.
Sukuma figures, boundaries, and the arousal of spectacle by Bessire, Aimee / African Arts
He would agree if the teacher taught that it were Wasukuma living along what is Lake Victoria who discovered the lake.
Tanzania music for the soul: Tanzanian musicians have gone back to ... by Tagama, Herald / New African
But in the late nineteenth century it was an important city, a thriving caravanserai and meeting place for the Arab slave and ivory traders, hungry white explorers and missionaries, the Wasukuma and the Wanyamwezi with their king Fundi Kira.
Letter from Tabora by The Architectural Review
 
 
 
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