Explore: Yanzi (african People)

The Bayanzi (or Yan, Yanzi, Yansi people) are an ethnic group in the Democratic Republic of the Congo who live in the southwest of the country and number

from West Africa, to Central Africa, Southeast Africa and into Southern Africa. Bantu people also inhabit southern areas of Northeast African states. There

The Teke people or Bateke, also known as the Tyo or Tio, are a Bantu Central African ethnic group that speak the Teke languages and that mainly inhabit

Vira, Wakuti, Yaka, Yakoma, Yanzi, Yéké, Yela, etc. Central Sudanic: Manvu, Mbunja, Moru-Mangbetu, Lugbara Nilotic peoples: Alur, Bari, Kakwa, Logo Ubangian:

The Vili people are a Central African ethnic group, established in southwestern Gabon, the Republic of Congo, Cabinda and the Democratic Republic of Congo

Banunu slave traders, often mistaken for the Yanzi, for European trade items brought by the Zombo and Kongo people. Despite the various theories, the historical

influential music forms of the African continent. Since the 1930s, Congolese musicians have had a huge impact on the African musical scene and elsewhere

Wainberg ZA, Yin L, Bordia S, Bhagia P, Wyrwicz LS, Mendez G, O'Connor JM, Yanzi Castilla A, Cundom J, Kaen D, Wong R, Ng W, Aghmesheh M, Peressoni M, Andrade

languages Classification of Pygmy languages List of endangered languages in Africa Hammarström, Harald (2019). An inventory of Bantu languages. In: Mark Van

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